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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1963
Page
2
The Clermont Warren County Board of Realtors ratified a Property Owners' Bill of Rights on September 5 led by president Joel T. Wilson of Milford. The document asserts ten rights for owners including privacy, property ownership, noninterference, equal protection, freedom to contract with brokers, and choosing tenants, arguing loss of rights erodes liberty.
The former Cleveland built warship carried the name Onice and served as a supply ship under Commodore Perry around the Battle of Lake Erie about 150 years ago. The text also includes a literary quote about humility and grace attributed to James Russell Lowell and a Thoreau reference.
The 28th edition of Shipstads and Johnson Ice Follies comes to Cincinnati Gardens October 8 to 13 for six nights and three matinees. The show features 150 cast, new costumes by Mary Wills, and headliners including Donald Jackson and Ina Bauer. Tickets sold at Gardens and local outlets.
The Hamilton County Association For Slow Learners will meet on Wednesday September 25 at 7:30 pm in Christ Church Parish Hall 318 E 4th Street. Dr Donald Zemanek University of Cincinnati will speak on What Are Our Educators Doing at College Level to Provide Better Teachers for Slow Learners. A question period will follow and refreshments will be served. All interested persons invited.
Roger Ayer and Cliff White of C B Ayer Sales Inc attended a Chicago meeting at McCormick Place where American Motors President Roy Abernathy announced a 1964 goal of 550000 car sales, up 100000 from 1963. He highlighted 6 cylinder wagons lead and lower prices in 1964. New Rambler models debut October 8 with broader line.
This piece outlines legal duties for parents to ensure children aged six to eighteen attend school. It explains truancy consequences, juvenile court involvement, potential wardship, and issues like work permits for minors, curfews, and parental liability for damages or delinquency. It cautions that dropouts face employment and future hardship in a technical age.
RR oi JALL RR oi JALL RESERVIST IN TRAINING John A. Roetting son of Mr and Mrs George Roetting of Rt 1 New Richmond is under going two weeks of recruit training as a Naval Reservist at the U S Naval Base Philadelphia Pa Recruit training consists of instruction in survival first aid damage control and fire fighting physical fitness swimming military justice citizenship and firearms Recruits also visit Navy destroyers and a submarine during the training period Upon completion of active duty recruits will return to their local Naval Reserve units for further training. AIRMAN PROMOTED Lenville E Foster of Newtown has been promoted to airman second class in the U S Air Force.
Lilla McAfee postmaster of Owensville attended activities at the five day National Conclave of Postmasters in Dallas Texas from September 15 to 20. The National League of Postmasters aims to improve Postal Service standards and the welfare and cooperation among postmasters nationwide.
A weekly school menu lists five days of meals for Williamsburg students. Menu items include hot pork sandwich with buttered peas and carrot sticks on Monday, varying sandwiches and sides through Friday, with fruit, milk, and desserts each day.
Virginia Null Miles of Dayton Ohio dedicates a poem to Mr and Mrs James H Fley former principal and teachers from Liberty Township Centralized School Butler County. She recalls a nostalgic small town upbringing in Bethany Ohio thanking educators for devotion despite being underpaid.
Girl Scout troop held its first meeting on Friday September 13 at the Methodist Church with 22 girls in attendance. Patrol leaders elected Pam McKibben Pauline Titus and Jean Crawford. treasurer Mary Ann Duckworth and Scribe Frances Iker named.
The quote contrasts humble self-regard with prudent self-value. Nathaniel Drew frames humility as wise restraint, while Mary Baker Eddy links self-knowledge humility and love to divine strength. Both emphasize inward discipline guiding character and conduct.
Registration continues through September for YWCA activities at six Greater Cincinnati locations. Meetings and classes began September 23 with Batavia Clermont County program at Presbyterian Church starting September 24 at 9 a.m. Open to men women boys and girls with swimming and various clubs and cultural pursuits. Program booklets available by request.
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