Cincinnati Names Clyburn Vice-Chairman for 1964 Clean-Up Campaign
Ralph L. Clyburn of 505 Gregory Dr is named vice chair in the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce led Clean-Up Paint-Up and Beautify Campaign set for May 4 to 10. He serves as Suburban Advertising Supervisor for Cincinnati Suburban Telephone Co and begins his third year with the city wide effort after early 60s involvement in the Speakers' Bureau and downtown projects. The 1964 slogan is Action Action Is The Cry Clean-Up Paint-Up Beautify.
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Ralph L. Clyburn
Gregory Dr., Ja
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
Clyburn
Cincinnati
GOP Meeting Of Year Planned In Clermont County
The Clermont County Republican Club says the meeting of the year will be at 8 p m on April 9 at D X Ranch. Biographical sketches will feature each candidate as they are introduced with a period of questioning and an informal follow up.
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GOP
Clermont County Republican Club
D-X Ranch
Eac
Fred Taylor
Ohio State University
Clement County Osu
Homestead Inn
Milford
Taylor
Ohio State
Buckeye
Joe Grever
Sherwin-Williams
Cherry Grove Plaza
Grover
Legion Celebrates 45th Anniversary Dance in Mt Carmel
Mt. Carmel American Legion Post No. 74 marked its 45th anniversary with a March 21 dance at the Mt. Carmel hall. The celebration honored veterans and highlighted post history in the community.
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MT. Carmel
New Richmond Flood Losses Tallied by County Engineer
County Engineer Carl H. Rush estimates Clermont public property flood damage at 354793 with village losses 181460 township losses 109283 and county 64050. Public property damages exclude private property and include Batavia township roads and parks totaling 2500 with 600 in public property and equipment damage.
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Carl H. Rush
Clermont
Rush
Batavia Roads
Propery Ar
Flood Damage Totals by Localities Including Bridges and Parks
Damages listed for multiple towns include bridges and culverts roads and parks and water systems with totals ranging from a few hundred to tens of thousands of dollars. Notable entries cite Union with 50 000 total road and park damage and Loveland with extensive sewer plant lines and water plant costs among others.
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Franklin
Goshen
Miami
Monroe
Tate
Batavia
Bethel
Chile
Loveland
Samaritan Project Eyes Clermont County Effort
A meeting to organize a Samaritan Project in Clermont County is set for 8 p m on April 20 at First Presbyterian Church Batavia. The plan by E B Humphreys Day Heights aims to unite church and civic groups to aid needy public and private charity efforts beyond scarce public assistance. C Mervin Palmer of Amelia is temporary chairman. bylaws and steering committee details to be discussed at an April 15 meeting.
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Clermont County
First Presbyterian Church
Batavia
E. BE. Humphreys
Day Heights
C. Mervin Palmer
Amelia
OSU Alum Speaker Named College Coach of the Year
The twice honored College Coach of the Year is a native of Zanesville and OSU graduate. He is married with four daughters. Reservations for the dinner are handled by Milford resident Mrs Theodore Held, 44 Mellie Drive.
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Zanesville
OSU
Alumi
Theodore Held
Mellie Dr
Milford
Batavia School Bond Issue Fails
The Batavia School bond proposal of 336000 dollars failed Tuesday with 324 voting yes and 241 no, short of the 14 percent majority. School board president Lou Wolf said the issue will return on the ballot at the earliest opportunity to fund the first phase of a two step plan to build a new high school. Precinct results show Batavia village A 78 58, village B 73 48, village C 59 31, township A 28 25, township B 62 32, township C 34 44, Union township E 4 3, Williamsburg township 0 0.
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Batavia
Lou Wolf
Batavia Township
Union Township
Williamsburg Township
DAR To Hear Report On State Meeting
DAR to hear report on the 64th State DAR Conference held in Akron Ohio with details from Walischmidt House Trustees member Mrs Arthur J Faulwetter. Meeting at Williamsburg Methodist Church April 11 includes a Q and A on presidents and a Civil War General roll call with hostesses listed.
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DAR
Williamesburg
Aes Forest
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Gay St
Arthur J. Faulwetter
Walischmidt House
Cincinnati
Akron
Ohio
Earl F. Roades
Grace Hirschauer
Lela Stueve
County Seeks Federal Aid For Flood Damage
Clermont County officials met March 26 with Civil Defense and state representatives in Cincinnati to discuss a federal aid request of 354 793 for public property flood damage. The committee outlined eligible uses and noted an initial 250 000 state grant with officials from Ohio Civil Defense and the U S Army Engineers attending.
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Clermont County
Civil Defense Division
Aintant General's Department
Fort Hayes
Columbus
Lyndon B. Johnson
Carl H. Rush
Hamil
James F. Vorster, Sr
Ohio
Civil Defense
Damage Totals in Municipal Section Reconstruction Costs
Damages listed for multiple municipalities include broken down costs for sewers, sewer plants, water lines, roads and parks, public property and equipment, levees, bridges, culverts, and cleanup. Totals range from a few thousand to about seventy four thousand dollars across Moscow, Neville, New Richmond, Williamsburg and countywide items.
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Neville
New Richmond
Army Band One to Perform in Batavia Sesqui Centennial Parade
Cal vie Lewis says the U S Army Band will join Batavia for the Sesqui centennial parade from 2 pm Sunday meeting at 25 and may give an evening concert. Forty five musicians will travel from Fort George G Meade Md per Army headquarters confirmation.
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U.S. Army
Batavia
Calvin Lewis
Lewis
U. S. Army
Ft. George G. Meade
Batavia Recreation League Opens Spring Registration
On Saturday April 4 final registration day is set for Batavia youngsters to join baseball activities. Boys ages 7 to 15 and girls from fourth grade through high school may register 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church fellowship room with Booster Club officers available to answer questions.
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Batavia
Batavia Recreation League
Presbyterian Church
English Pony Struck and Killed on Rt 50 Near Milford
A three year old English pony was struck and killed at 3 10 a m on Rt 50 east of Milford by an eastbound car driven by Clarence R Petraske 23 of Batavia State highway patrolman M L Owens investigated and reported minor damage to the Petraske car The pony owner is Thomas Reeves of Milford
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Milford
Rt. 50
Clarence R. Petraske
Rt. 4
Batavia
Thomas Reeves
M.L. Owens
Petraske
Industry Funds Sought At Burg
The Williams burg Industrial Development Corporation plans a major fund drive to expand the Cincinnati Box and Partition Co in Williamsburg. An Area Redevelopment Administration loan of 137845 plus 42760 from Clermont National Bank and 13195 from stock sales aims to cover a 33195 loan commitment. A public meeting at Williamsburg High School on April 8 at 7 30 p m will complete stock sales and elect directors. The project will create about 30 jobs at start rising to 60 soon, with 10 key personnel brought from Cincinnati. The Clermont County Humane Society will meet April 7 at 7 30 p m in Batavia Court House.
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Cincinnati Box & Partition Co
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Industrial Development Corporation
Clermont National Bank
The
Development Corporation
Cincinnati
Williamsburg High School
Humane Society
Clermont County Humane Society
Court House
Batavia
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