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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1962
Page
2
Page two of the Clermont Courier reports local notices and staff notes from September 27 1962. The piece references the Clermont Publishing Company at 385 West Main Street and Seton Novell subscription rates.
The Goshen Community Improvement Association signs a resolution urged by Eugene Vanlandingham calling for unity in the Goshen area amid past disputes. It backs Robert Gower in his successful fight against dismissal and endorses minority representation on the school board while supporting majority policy.
The Lebanon Production Credit Association held its final annual stockholders meeting in Hillsboro on September 21. Joseph Urban of Clermont County and Maurice Rowe of Highland County were elected to three year terms on the board of directors. Alfred Wolfer and Frederick Weber were elected committeemen for Brown and Clermont Counties, joining Carl Ungelhaem, Cary Hutchinson, William C. Ogden, and Albert Neel to fulfill county committee duties. The association serves about 2200 farm families across seven Southwestern Ohio counties. Net worth rose 9.6 percent and total loans disbursed increased 12.6 percent from the prior year. Attendance across the five meetings neared 910 farmers. the Hillsboro session hosted 135 members.
Milford to dedicate its new post office unit this Sunday at 1 30 p m Postmaster Edwin A Molitor announced Civic leaders expected include Rev Thomas Coleman Rev Robert H Marshall and others Ground breaking occurred last winter and the facility opened in June Population growth and rising mail traffic prompted the expansion Revenue grew from 31621 ten years ago to 112463 today Employees rose from 10 to 21 Vehicles from 1 to 6 Routes served from 3 to 9 Boxes from 9 to 24 The unit is part of a commercial leasing plan under which the facility remains privately owned and leased to the Federal Government
A new Violet Spray Auto Wash opens at Milford Shopping Center on Cemetery Road. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schott and managed by Erwin Zoz, the facility holds the Violet Spray franchise for special washing and spray glazing methods.
The Clermont County Board of Commissioners by resolution on September 21 1962 finds it in the public interest to establish South Neal Drive as a public road located in Batavia Township. The proposed route begins at the South right of way line of Neals Circle NW 81 degrees 06 minutes W 489 feet and N 86 degrees 20 minutes W 25 feet from the line of Neal property owned by Newell and Hatheway. The notice references measuring points and the affected lands in Clermont County Ohio with intent to open the road on an established date in October.
On September 17, 1962 an inventory and appraisal of the estate of George Beedker deceased of Union Town was filed in court. The court will hear the ad and appraisement on November 11, 1962, before the probate judge and attorneys of record.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Kinner of 245 Clark St Batavia celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Friday Sept 28 They were wed Sept 28 1912 in Cincinnati Grace now 70 and Floyd 72 have five children 15 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren A family dinner at noon and an open house 2 5 Sunday Sept 30 at their home mark the milestone in the local community
Clermont County Probate Court will auction Lot 25 71 in Lewis Gatch Addition Milford on October 27 1962 at 12 noon. Property appraised at 5000 with 10 percent down and balance due within 30 days. Administrator M Dale Osborne attorney for estate.
Notice states that an inventory and appraisement were filed for the estate of Beers and A. ta Rutt, to be heard October 17 at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Any party may file exceptions five days before the hearing or be barred by the court decree in Ohio.
A terse aphorism suggests advancement hinges on surrounding forces. It implies that most effort yields little without external momentum. The line reflects a stoic view of circumstance shaping human progress.
The Milford Business and Professional Women's Club set a dinner for Saturday October 6 at 6 p.m. in the Milford Legion hall. John Beacham, former Cincinnati teacher now with Dobson Evan, speaks on Parkinson's Law. Tickets support the club's fall activities with the theme Lead A Dimension in Democracy.
The court schedules a hearing on October 17, 1962 at 10 a.m. for the inventory and appraisement of Maiverene Croswell, deceased of Franklin Township. Party may file exceptions at least five days prior or be barred. Judge Orville W. Halber, Attorney.
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