Clermont Courier Sept 24 1964 Batavia Ohio republic paper
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio, claims Republican principles in a Thursday issue dated September 24, 1964. Details include publication by The Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street and a yearly subscription rate of $3.06.
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Chronicle of the Times
Batavia
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Beavest
Howard Promoted By Cincinnati & Suburban Bell
Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company officials announce the promotion of Walter B. Howard to general commercial supervisor in the Commercial Department. A New York native, he joined the company in 1963 after starting with New York Telephone in 1956 and holds degrees from Hobart College and Syracuse University. He and his wife Jenne have six children. Ohio schools employ over 89,000 teachers and educate more than 2.2 million students this year.
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Marieda Drive
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Howard
New York Telephone Co
New York
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Geneva
Syracuse University
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Ohio
Athletic Boosters Auction Sept 26 at Bisantz Sale Barn
The Williamsburg Athletic Boosters Club will hold an auction Saturday September 26 at Bisantz Sale Barn Route 32 west of town. Donations may be picked up by calling 724-7244. The group funds high school athletes including the football team. Their latest project is a crow's net at the football field built with member labor.
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Williamsburg
Ohio considers county school district changes to Area Education Centers
Ohio may reorganize county districts into Area Education Centers serving at least 10 000 students across county lines. The Ohio County Superintendents Association and a committee advised by the State Board of Education push the plan with a target to complete statewide reorganization by July 1, 1970. The aim is to supply small districts with costly services through centralized administration.
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Lincoln Heights routs Northeastern with 42-8 win in home opener
Lincoln Heights overwhelmed Northeastern 42-8 before about 300 fans as the visitors endured 170 yards in penalties. Dan Bauer sparked Goshen’s late scoring drive, and Glen Este recovered from a prior loss to beat Lakota 36-0. Other scores: Amelia over Hillsboro 26-0. Bethel 44-0. Little Miami 8-6. upcoming games include Williamsburg at Amelia and Glen Este at Goshen.
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Dan Bauer
Gordon Zimmerman
Butch Wagner
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Mason
Ron McHenry
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Bethel
Dayton
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Goshen
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Sycamore
Death notice for Mrs Clara Bell Richards in Batavia
Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Bell Richards 83 of 220 Forest Ave Batavia will be held Friday at 2 p m at Moore Funeral Home Batavia. Burial is in Batavia Cemetery. She died Tuesday visitation today from 4 to 9 p m. She is survived by three sons George Barton and Carl two daughters Mrs John Hughes and Mrs Leonard Smith 56 grandchildren and 105 great grandchildren.
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Leonard Smith
Lehr's Meats trounce Mariemont in Terrace Park clash
Lehrs Meats defeated Mariemont 58 0 at Terrace Park Sunday. Steve Puricelli three TDs Gregg Love two and others scored. Miami Township lost a heartbreaker to Willowville 6 6 with late points and Gary Curless TD run. Next Sunday Lehrs Meats meets Miami Township at Riverside Park.
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Batavia PTA Opens First Session With Bond Support
The Batavia PTA held its first gathering to back upcoming school tax levies and a new bond issue. It pledged $100 to the Committee For School Issues and planned to aid voter outreach as Batavia schools prepare to place a memorial library for the late Mrs. Frances Brockman. Kenneth Jones was introduced as the new executive head of Batavia schools, followed by Principal John Settles and the district faculty.
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