Commissioner Clark Denounces Democratic Party in County Row
Commissioner Charles F. Clark blasts party leaders over endorsements and motions, citing party dictation and pressure. He claims he acted for the people’s best interests, not party politics, after denying firing secretary Lois Hancock and opposing a treasurer nomination. Party leaders plan a response to Erhardt and Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contoversy
Batai
John D. Erhardt
Democratic Party
Charles F. Clark
Allan Reynolds
Clark
Lois Hancock
Board of Commissioners
James’Shields
Whthamsville
John P. Friend
Byron Ross
Ross
Six Countians Named to College Deans Lists
Six Countians from the area earned dean’s list recognition this semester. Rosemary Hona ker Benton of New Richmond posted a 3.56, Norma Jean Ellis 3.13 also of New Richmond, and Garnetta L. Maggard 3.48 of Felicity. Monard C. Roots of New Richmond and Joseph A. Beard of Williamsville appeared on Ohio College of Applied Science dean’s list, Cincinnati. At UC Evening College, William F. Coldewey Jr. of Milford and Gerald Elig of Batavia were named to the dean’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead State College
Adron Doran
Rosemary Honaker Benton
Norma Jean Ellis
New Richmond
Garnetta
L. Maggard
Felicity
Ohio College of Applied
Science
Cincinnati
Monard C. Roots
Joseph A. Beard
Bennett Lane
Williamsville
UC. Evening College
William F. Coldewey, Jr
Jerry Lee
Milford
Gerald Elig
M.M. 5
Batavia
Erhardt Voices Stand On Democratic Endorsements
Batavia attorney John D. Erhardt challenges the Clermont County Democratic Central and Executive Committees over their endorsement practices. He accuses the party of abusing pre primary endorsements to discipline candidates and punish non cooperation. He warns against a tight party slate and vows to oppose such control to preserve free primaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Erhardt
Batavia
Clermont County
Democratic Central and Executive Committees
Democratic
Cental
Executive
Democratic Party
Clermont County Ends Medical Care for Indigent
County commissioners ordered termination of medical care for indigents to avoid a projected 140000 deficit at year end. About 800 children on welfare and those on general relief are affected. other welfare programs remain. The plan relies on public and organizational funding as $202000 in general relief is spent or promised. Hospitals demand immediate payment, and most general relief aid beyond mental health care has already been cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Moore Funeral Home
Batavia
Rose-Marie Tudor
Riverside
Tudor
U.S
Germany
Lutheran Church
Boyd
Eileen
Ed Colonel
Garcia Antons
Rest Haven Cemetery
Blue Ash
Citizens petition against Goshen school head sparked meeting
In Goshen, citizens packed the multi purpose room to urge reinvestigation as the board called for executive head Robert Gower to resign. Petition with 431 signatures claimed Gower faithfully served, while the board's 4-1 vote pressed resignation, prompting debate on charges and hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Gower
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital marks 10th anniversary
The Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital in Columbus celebrates its 10th anniversary while reporting 68 Clermont County patients treated since 1951. It serves 86 counties and has treated 2900 patients statewide through 1961, offering diagnostic and surgical services or full treatment at moderate cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Tuberculosis Hospital
Columbus
Clermont County
Clermont
Ohio Department of Health
Ohio State University
Ohio
West Clermont Hospital names co-chairmen for fund drive
The West Clermont Hospital Association announced William Knepp of Milford and Davis Myers of Mt Carmel as co chairs of the campaign fund committee. The drive runs through July 1962 seeking $600,000 for a proposed 50 bed hospital near Goshen. The group invites inquiries at 831 6100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont Hospital
the Hospital Association
The
West Clermont Hospital Association, Inc
Amelia to Get New Post Office Building Contract Awarded
Postmaster General J Ed ward Day announced a contract award to Mauldin Waterproofing Company Inc of Cincinnati to construct and lease a new Amelia post office. The 4,238 square foot interior on 18,912 square foot site will be ready by October 1, 1962 with 11,298 square feet for vehicle movement and parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
J. Edward Day
Ada M. Waggal
Mauldin Waterproofing Company, Inc
Cincinnati
Day
Kline Ave
Center of State Rt. 126
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Clermont Couny Foolic Labrary
L. Tor
Robert Henning
Clermont County Council
American Legion
Blow
Harry Kelier
Ida Kennard
John Armleder
Carl Meier
George Laycock
Doris Wood
C. W. McBride
Library Board
McBride
Ined
Erhardt
Russell Speidel
Common Pleas Court
Speidel
Paul Miracle
Joseph Spaulding
Ine
Methodist Church
Joseph Steele
Ohio Hospital
Robert H. Browning
State of
Amelia Post Office
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