Questions On Blood Bank Answered By W T Committee
Residents of Withamsville Tabasco Cherry Grove Ohio Pike areas join the W T Community Blood Club after questions are answered. The club uses a replacement plan with no money, member deposits blood in advance, and no one is called until others have had a turn. Members under 60 with doctor approval may join. entry fee is 25 cents. Committee headed by Cliff Morris, contact at 759 Ohio Pike or SWift 4 4274.
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Withamsville
Tabasco
Cherry Grove
Ohio Pike
Union Township
Pierce
W-T Community Blood Club
Advance Deposit Blood Donor Club
ADBD
UC Blood Transfusion Service
United States
W-T
University of Cincinnati Blood Transfusion Service
W-T Credit Union
Blood Bank
Pee
Cliff Morris
Warren Tam
Ray Langenbahn
Earl Rossman
Joseph Link
Credit Union
Swift
Williamsburg Community Council audit report notes balanced books
William sburg Community Council president John Fitzpatrick and Harold Seipelt completed the annual audit at the March meeting. Treasurer Gladys Reed is praised for accuracy, with bills current and a small operating balance. Expenditures totaled 2636.37, receipts 2696.63, leaving 60.26 on hand. A April 15 special meeting will plan next homecoming and youth event arrangements.
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Williamsburg
John Fitzpatrick
Williamsburg Community Council, Inc
Harold Seipelt
Gladys Reed
Marguerite Weeks
Fitzpatrick
Smith. Lumber Co
Edith Fuhr
Marguerite, Weeks
Nina Foster
Flora Ruffner
Nancy Day
Mae Clark
Marion L. Smith
Lois M. Hancock
Paul Calebaugh
Dan McAdams
Loveland Tax Due By April 30 For Income
Loveland residents face first quarterly income tax payment by April 30 with an expected 1500 to 2000 returns and about $100000 in tax revenue. A Cincinnati double taxation question affects workers like Jack Thompson of Loveland who work in Cincinnati and seek relief from a 1 percent Cincinnati salary tax. Thompson has a temporary injunction against Cincinnati, hearing set April 19, arguing Ohio law prohibits double taxation.
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Loveland
Cincinnati
Jack Thompson
Louis Schneider
Common Pleas Court
Thompson
Union Terminal
Local Group Attends Junior Classical League State Meet
Mrs Harriet Lehrer of Clermont Northeast ern High School led a group of Northeastern Latin Club officers including Charles Grossnickle Kathy Duchmin Donna Patchell Robert Cur an and Terry Werner at the JCL state convention at Ohio State University Columbus on Friday March 22 Charleen Grossnickle portrayed the goddess Juno in the costume contest with more than three thousand students in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Harriet Lehrer
Clermont
First car to use steering wheel not tiller in 1901 Packard
The 1901 Packard marked a milestone as the first automobile steered with a wheel rather than a tiller, signaling a shift in driving design and control.
Suit Filed Against Builder Over Water Damage
SUMMERSIDE A $25,000 damage suit was filed March 27 in Common Pleas Court against Ellsworth Lang by Bennie and Mae Byrd for diverting surface water onto their Elmont Dr property during 1961 and 1962 construction. They say flood water damaged their driveway and could ruin their foundation if not stopped. The Byrds allege prior notice of flooding and promises of adequate drainage were ignored.
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Summerside
Common Pleas
Ellsworth Lang
Bennie
Mae Byrd
Elmont Dr
Byrds
Lang
Byrd
County Insurance Officers Attend Ohio Conference
Ronald G. Grethel of Brock Agency Loveland and Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents president attended a two day Ohio Conference of local board delegates in Columbus March 27 28 Blair Pride Pride Agency Bethel served as vice president of the Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents. Delegates from across Ohio attended the annual OAIA meeting to coordinate local board activities, announced OAIA secretary Douglas N Avery.
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Ronald G. Grethel
Brock Agency, Inc
Loveland
Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents
Columbus
Blair Pride
Pride Agency
Bethel
Clermont County. Association of Insurance Agents
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
Douglas N. Avery
OAIA
Cub Pack 157 Visits Wright Patterson Museum
Cub Pack 157 begins 1963 with a Dayton visit to Wright Patterson Air Force Base museum. Cubs enjoyed inspecting planes and exhibits and await the annual Easter Egg Hunt hosted by the Juergenson family. Den mothers listed: Dietz Haverly MacIntosh Mosely Seipelt Smith.
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Withamsville
Cub Pack 157
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Juergenson
Rita Dietz
Connie Haverly
Genevieve MacIntosh
Wanda Mosely
Theresa Seipelt
Florence Smith
New Jersey Swamps Reveal Ancient Cedar Log Remnants
In New Jersey swamps researchers uncover remarkably preserved giant cedar logs, fossils of a species not found growing anywhere on earth today. The finds suggest ancient forests once spanned the region, leaving logs that survived submerged conditions for millennia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Judge To Discuss Trial Of Jesus Event
Desmond Cole pastor of the Church of Christ in East Batavia Heights urged the public to attend a 7 30 p m Sunday April 7 event. County Court Judge John Erhardt will discuss The Trial of Jesus from a lawyer’s viewpoint using the narratives of Matthew Mark Luke and John. Judge Erhardt, a Batavia lawyer and Amelia Church member, has presented the talk before the men’s group.
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Desmond Cole
Church ‘of Christ
Batavia Heights
John + Erhardt
Jesus
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
Erhardt
Batavia
Amelia Church
Stout Bill of Southern Ohio, Inc. filed as new corporation
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reports articles of incorporation filed for a new company to be known as Stout Bill of Southern Ohio Inc. in Union Township Vermont Co. Incorporators: William F. Scanlon Dunham Matthews and Robert A. Wood. Agent: John R. Hall. The Manila to Panama sea route is 9347 miles long.
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Columbus
Ted W. Brown
Stout’ Bill
Southern Ohio, Inc
Union Township
Vermont
William F. Scanlon
Carew Tower
Dunham Matthews
Robert A. Wood
John R. Hall
Stanlyn Dr
Fire Guts Kitchen At Milford Home
A Milford residence owned by Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McWhorter at 1823 Deerfield Rd. lost its kitchen in a fire sparked near an outside oil tank. Damage was about 2500 dollars as safety valves failed. Mrs. McWhorter escaped with help from her son Julius and three other children. Batavia fire crews also tackled a 200 dollar blaze behind Bud Determan's Restaurant in the same block, the area’s second blaze in two weeks.
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Milford
Batavia
Alfred McWhorter
Deerfield Rd
Math Catessen
Steve Tull
Nina Emery Young Dies Batavia Restaurant Owner
Mrs Nina Emery Young 53 owner of Nina s Restaurant Batavia died Saturday at her home 55 South Riverside Dr Batavia Services today Tuesday at 1 pm Moore Funeral Home Batavia with interment Newtonsville Cemetery Survived by husband Frank Young mother Minnie Emery sister Mrs Ray McFeeters and brother Stanley Emery
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Nina Emery Young
Nina
Batavia
Moore Funeral Home
Newtonsville
Young
South Riverside Dr
Frank Young
Minnie Emery
Ray McFeeters
Stanley Emery
County's First School Counselor To Leave West Clermont For Xavier
Dr. Albert F. Anderson Jr. will leave West Clermont at year end to join Xavier University staff as guidance administrator and professor. He has 12 years with West Clermont, taught at Amelia High, served in the Army, earned a Ed D in 1961, and held multiple leadership roles in local education groups.
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Albert F. Anderson, Jr
West Clermont
Xavier University
Xavier
Pennsylvania State University
Anderson
Amelia High School
Amelia
U.S. Army
45Th Infantry Division
Korea
Amelia Staff
Clermont County
Colorado State College
Greeley
Colorado
Clermont, County Teachers’ Association
Ohio
Ohio School Counselors’ Association
PTA
West Clermont School Citizens’ Committee
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Ameri
Batavia Life Squad Seeks To Add 144 New Members
Batavia Life Squad aims to raise associate membership from 331 to 475 families to finance ambulance and first aid services. Members pay 10 dollars for year one and 50 dollars annually after, gaining unlimited emergency service. non members are billed per use. The drive, led by Chief Louis Darbro, targets 1963 funding needs of 2375 dollars plus depreciation and supplies costs.
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Batavia Life Squad
Louis Darbro
Red Cross
Datbro
Hill
James Berna William Earhart
Morley Figgins
Boyd Tudor
Harris Wright
Howard Bissan
Lucian Sine
Anthony Trasser
OSU Alumni Banquet Set for Milford April 3
Clermont County high school juniors and seniors along with county OSU alumni representatives attended an OSU orientation at Batavia High School. William G. Heim discussed campus facilities and James W. Reed spoke on admissions scholarships and aid. The local association hosts its annual banquet April 3 at Homestead Inn Milford with Jack Fulton as featured speaker. Reservations to Mrs. Margie Held.
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Clermont County High School
Clemont County U
Ohio State University
Batavia High School
Homestead Inn
Milford
Jack Fulton
OSU
Margie Held
Mellie Lane
Ohio
County approves sites for sewage system in Union Township
County commissioners signed an option to purchase seven acres on Rt 32 near Heitman Lane for a sewage treatment plant and ordered condemnation on six acres along Shaylor Creek owned by Earl Watkins. The $3 million project seeks federal aid. A no deficit spending order was tested by the Board of Elections regarding election funds. The panel also required all county vehicle drivers to carry liability and property damage insurance to qualify for mileage reimbursements.
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Rt. 32
Heitman Lane
Dan Schwartz
Shaylor
Earl Watkins
Summerside Road
H. Earl Metzger
Commissioners
Board of Elections
Education fraternal and guidance groups unite figures
School Counselors Association, National Vocational Guidance Association, Kappa Delta Pi, and Phi Delta Kappa join in recognizing a leader who is principal of St Bernardette High School and advisor to the Catholic Council on Youth.
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Can School Counselors’ Association
National Vocational Guidance Association
Kappa Delta Pi
National Honorary Education Fraternity
Phi Delta Kappa
National Education Service Fraternity
St. Bernadette High School of Religious Instruction
Catholic Council On Youth
State Treasurer reports Clermont County sales tax week totals
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reported 19 743 96 collected in Clermont County sales tax for the week ended March 28 with 22 715 95 the year ago. Cumulative fiscal year receipts reach 688 932 13 versus 506 865 37 last year. Motor vehicles and house trailers tax data were incomplete for the week ending March 23. Beginning April 1 the sales tax report will be published biweekly.
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John D. Herbert
Clermont County
Herbert
Police To Arrest Man For Assault Following Release
Owen White, 33, to be taken into custody by Clermont County deputies after release from Hamilton County Jail where he serves fines for malicious destruction of property and disorderly conduct. He is charged with aggravated assault for beating his common law wife Loretta White near their home after a fight at Lovelan Tavern in Henilton County. Loretta White, 23, suffered fractures to arms nose and internal head injuries and is in critical condition at General Hospital. White was found guilty in Hamilton County Court on two charges and owes court costs and $20 plus costs.
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Owen ‘White
Clermont County
Hamilton County
Loretta White
Lovelan Tavern
Henilton County
General Hospital
White
Hamilton County Court
Cancer film program for women set at Batavia church
Two cancer educationals for women will be shown at the First Methodist Church of Batavia on Wednesday April 3 at 10 am 2 pm and 8 pm. The free screenings titled Time and Two Women and Breast Self Examination are announced by Mrs June Cole local chapter chairman of the Clermont County Unit American Cancer Society. Dr. Phillips F Greene of New Richmond will attend the evening showing.
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First Methodist Church
Batavia
June Cole
Clermo County
American Cancer Society
Une
Phillips F. Greene
New Richmond
New Health Welfare Officers Set Meeting
Attorney Flach Douglas of Milford will chair the Clermont County Health and Welfare Committee meeting at 8 15 p m Friday April 5 at Batavia Presbyterian Church He succeeds Ray Schumacher who served two years Ruth Greene of New Richmond is vice chairman Ida Kennard of Batavia remains secretary Miss Mary Natalie Evans a Greater Cincinnati Scout Council volunteer will discuss Girl Scouts' Community Response and health and welfare legislation of significance to Clermont County
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Flach Douglas
Milford
Clermont County Committee On Health and Welfare
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Ray Schumacher
Ruth Greene
New Richmond
Ida Kennard
Batavia
John’s, Wilson
Clermo County
Mary Natalie Evans
Cincinnati
Scout Council
Girl Scouts
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Community Council
Cub Pack
Air Force Museum
Manilla
Panama
County
Xavier Post
Dr. Anderson
James W. Reed
Ohio State Admis
Sions
Union’ Township
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