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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1971
Page
1
The Batavia Church of Christ announces a five week 49 gold nuggets promotion for all ages in its church school. Students earn points for Bible school and worship attendance, bringing a Bible, and bringing a visitor. Certificates are redeemed for gold nuggets at the Assayer's office.
Funeral services were held for Anna Rose Rimpler Iuen 101 at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Milford. She died at Christ Hospital after a long life born 1869 near Tower Hill and farmed Walnut Grove Dairy with husband James. Surviving children include Alma Chandler Edith Cook Marie Fille Helen Hesse and Richard Suen along with many grandchildren and greats. A bank official from Felicity attended Ohio Bankers Association Group One meeting in Cincinnati.
Clermont County Clerk of Courts officials say a computer service could boost alimony and support payments. In Aug 1970 receipts totaled $87,198.20 with 2000 checks mailed. Aug 1971 receipts rose to $110,268.78 with 2400 checks. A 1 percent poundage fee funds are insufficient for postage and bookkeeping.
Mayors Viola Phillips of Loveland and Maurice Bergnes of Milford will attend a Hamilton County Municipal League meeting at General Hospital in Cincinnati on Saturday October 2. Representatives from their police departments will discuss hospital police handling and admission procedures for individuals with behavioral problems including mentally disturbed and drug involved. Rodger E. Mendenhall Hospital Administrator will host.
The Lewis couple and Cancer Society board members thank participants in a rain disrupted benefit horse show. They praise judge Ronnie Liming and donors Mr. and Mrs. Peté Shaw for time, and area businessmen for class sponsorship. A next summer event is planned.
Clermont Master Plumbers Association will meet Sept. 23 at 7 p.m. with the Clermont County Board of Health and Donald Watkins sanitary engineer at W and W Plumbing Co. in Amelia to determine tap-in procedures and policies needed due to rapid sewer system growth.
Clermont County voters will face zoning changes in two townships and a new cemetery proposal in Pierce Township. Other measures include library bonds, fire and police levies, and school district renewals across Batavia Milford Williamsburg Goshen Wayne Goshen Nor theastern districts.
Congressman William H. Harsha announced Clermont County was awarded 376600 dollars by the Department of Labor under the Emergency Employment Act. The county is among four in the Sixth District to share over 650000 dollars to create public service jobs for the unemployed. Funds target areas with over six percent unemployment for three months, and will fund jobs in fire protection, police, health, education, parks, and pollution control.
The Clermont County Hospital Commission unanimously approved contracts totaling 3.6 million dollars for a 60 bed hospital on Bauer Road East Batavia Heights. Construction is expected to start by October 10 with bids received on August 10.
Dr Jerry Stara will speak at the Bethel Tate Area Chamber of Commerce annual banquet on Thursday September 30 at the Frontier Restaurant east of New Richmond Dinner starts at 7 30 p m The speaker is a senior EPA official with ties to the University of Cincinnati and Kettering Institute. He was born in Prague and has studied at Brno Georgia Harvard Rochester He is active in local health and welfare groups and serves as president of the West Clermont Board of Education. Reservations info provided.
Griffith, a Grant descendant, speaks on The Simpson Branch of the Grant Family Tree at the Little Miami East Fork Historical Society meeting in Bethel High School Cafeteria. The program includes historical vignettes, a park site update, a filmstrip on U.S. Grant’s boyhood, and refreshments.
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