District Attorney To Address GOP Clubs On April 13
The Clermont County Men’s and Women’s Republican Clubs will hold their regular meeting Thursday April 13 at 8 p.m. at the D X Ranch. Mary Danner announced U S District Attorney Thomas F Stueve as the speaker. Stueve, in office eight years, previously led Hamilton County’s criminal division. He will discuss Federal Crimes. Public is invited and members may bring a guest.
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Clermont County
D-X Ranch
Mary Danner
Thomas F. Stueve
U. S
Stueve
Hamilton County
State Education Official To Speak To Schoolmasters
The Clermont County Chi will entertain boards of education at Clermont Northeastern High School on Thursday evening April 6 at 7 p.m. Dr. E. E. Holt state superintendent of Public Instruction Columbus will be the speaker. Holt is known to Clermont Countians from Southwestern Ohio school administration experience.
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Clermont County Chi
Boards of Education
Clermont Northeastern High School
E. E. Holt
Columbus
Holt
Clermont
Dr Germann Opens Dentistry Office In Williamsville
Dr Paul N Germann opens a dentistry practice at 821 Ohio Pike Williamsville He is a Ohio State College of Dentistry graduate native of Brown and a former ABC Tri County Junior Tennis champion 1947 49 He captained an Air Force Base tennis team that won the 1953 Bersterreich German American open tournament He and his wife live with four children Paula Joni Nicky and Neal at 4499 Finney Trail Mt Carmel
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Paul N. Germann
Ohio Pike
Williamsville
College of
Dentistry
Ohio State University
Germann
Brown County
Air Force Base
Paula
Joni
Nicky
Neal
Finney Trail
Mt. Carmel
Spring Institute Planned By WCTU in Felicity
The Clermont County Woman's Christian Temperance Union hosts its spring institute on Wednesday April 12 at the Church of Christ in Felicity. The program starts at 10 a.m. with an afternoon session following a covered dish luncheon.
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W.C.T.U. Spring Institute
Clermont County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Church of Christ At
Felicity
Moscow Courier Reflects on Reader Calls and Helpful Newsroom
A column recalls odd calls to the newsroom at odd hours and readers seeking advice from the paper. A woman asks how to prevent a newborn pig from eating its litter and contemplates sending a list of beagle dog tags. the editor muses about following up with the county auditor and other local tasks.
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Ohio
Six Withdraw From Petition In Moscow Transfer Battle
Residents of the Moscow school district seek a remonstrance petition to place the transfer issue to a ballot after six signers withdrew from a petition seeking transfer to the New Richmond exempted village district. The county board had earlier allowed 6 signers to withdraw, reducing valid signatures to 261. The group contends 259 or 263 signatures could represent the required support, while the Felicity-Franklin district plans to vote on accepting Moscow. If approved, Moscow would keep its current staff and K-8 instruction.
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Moscow
Richmond
County Board of Education
Board of Elections
John Hahn
Election Board
Felicity-Franklin
Felicity Board
Builders File Suit Over Plat Approval Battle
James Hall and Carl A Finn sue Mt Carmel developers seek to force the Mt forest subdivision plat approval by the 11 member planning commission its executive director county commissioners and recorder The case centers on septic and disposal system choices health board approval and a 30 day action deadline The developers attorney John Watson claims the health board later approved a double septic system and requests reconsideration of the plot were deemed ridiculous and unfair
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James Hall
Carl A. Finn
Mt. ‘Forest Subdivision
Mt. Carmel
Planning Commission
County Commissioners and Recorder
Board of Health
John Watson
The
Health Board
County History Program Planned with D A R joint meeting
Clermont County Historical Society schedules an early April gathering with the Beech Forest Chapter D A R at the Owensville Methodist Church. A color slide show Historic Old Clermont County and a lecture on Currier Ives prints by Dr George B Walker Jr will be featured. Dr Walker, a Procter Gamble chemist and local school board trustee, resides in Goshen with his wife and two children.
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Beech Forest
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clermont County
Currier & Ives
George B. Walker
Walker
Oberlin College
Cornell University
Procter & Gamble Company
Ivorydale Technical Center
Clermont
The
Historic Society
Goshen
S. Ralph Frazier
Robert Hayes
Methodist Church
Owensville
Main St
Harry R. Appel
Grace Hirschauer
Robert T. Hyde
Two Elections May Be Required Before Moscow School Future
Residents of Moscow may cause two elections to decide the school district future. The county board must place remonstrance questions on the ballot with Felicity Franklin’s district status at stake. A majority favorable vote triggers the board’s move. if the majority opposes, a referendum could merge Moscow with New Richmond, guiding the district’s fate.
Plans For New Amelia Library Contests Announced
The West Clermont School District Library Committee met March 27 to discuss funding and book procurement for the Amelia High School library. They plan a stamp book donation contest across district schools April 10 to May 12 with $5 prizes for top rooms and students.
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West Clermont
Amelia High School
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