GOP Sets Meeting To Name Metzger Successor
Clermont County Republican Central Committee will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the OG&E auditorium Batavia to choose a successor to County Auditor H Earl Metzger who died Saturday. James Walker says about 10 members will attend with a majority required. Arnold Stumpf serves as acting auditor after appointment by county commissioners. Metzger had begun a second four year term and would have faced the 1968 general election.
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Clermont County
Republican Central Committee
Og&e
Batavia
H. Earl Metzger
James Walker
Central Committee
Arnold Stumpf
Metzger
Rev. Lach Resigns From Mt. Moriah Church
The Rev. D. G. Lach resigns after nearly 20 years as pastor of Mt. Moriah Community Methodist Church in Withamsville Clermont County. He leads sermons this month and is tied to Clermont Industrial Parks Inc. A rumor that Rev. John M. Collins would succeed Lach is denied.
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Withamsville
D. G. Lach
Mt. Moriah Community
Lach
Clermont
John M
Collins
Talbott Ave
PTA Council Meets Monday at Bethel High School
The Clermont County PTA Council meets April 24 at 8 p.m. in Bethel High School with Robert Slade, assistant superintendent, leading the program. Roy Wehr, school psychologist, explains the psychologist's role. The nominating committee will present officers for 1967 68. Bethel PTA will serve refreshments.
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Bethel
Clermont County
PTA
Bethel High School
Robert Slade
Roy Wehr
County Population Reaches 105 368 in 1966
Clermont County total population reached 105 368 as of July 1 1966 per Ohio Development Department estimate. Village counts include Amelia 1 068 Batavia 2 027 Bethel 2 175 Chile 258 Felicity 915 Milford 5 089 plus 98 in Hamilton County Mos 5 587 in Hamilton County 1 847 in Clermont County and 57 in Warren County. Neighboring counties listed Adams 19 202 Brown 27 044 Clinton 32 673 Highland 30 286.
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Clermont County
Ohio Development Department
Amelia
Batavia
Bethel
Chile
Felicity
Milford
Hamilton County
Mos
Warren County
Adams
Brown
Clinton
Highland
Wild Rivers Program Lunch Topic at Stillmeadow Club
Industrial luncheon at noon on April 27 at the Stillmeadow Country Club will feature the Wild Rivers Program of Clermont County. Douglas Flach, attorney for Milford and Legal Aid lawyer at Batavia County Service Center, will lead with pictures and charts. The forum is part of Clermont Community Action Commission’s Industrial Development Committee activities and open to the public.
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Stillmeadow Country Club
Flach Douglas
Clermont County
Douglas
Milford
Batavia
Milford Advertiser
Clermont Courier
Clermont Community Action Commission
County Loses Two Leaders With Metzger and Dr Greene
The county mourns as two long time leaders die within days of each other. Harry Earl Metzger former New Richmond resident and county auditor died Saturday at Jewish Hospital Cincinnati after a month long illness. Dr. Greene died at his home while discussing a patient with his wife last Tuesday night. Metzger’s term had just begun and he championed weights and measures along with deficit reduction. Dr. Greene was active in hospital movement and health initiatives and served as president of the Ohio State Medical Historical Society. Surviving relatives include wives, children, and grandchildren in multiple states.
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Richmond
Harry Earl Metzger
New Richmond
Batavia
Greene
Metzger
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church
Ruth
Anne Judy
Columbus
James Dickson
Neenah
Wis
Frederick
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Joseph K
Hendersonville
N.C
Edward
Detroit
Mich
David
Stockton
Dorothy
Harry E
Barbara L. Simpson
Annette J
Florence M. Albrecht
Jean Danner
Marian R. Carpenter
New Since
Clermont Building Loan & Savings Co
Cancer Society
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Community Action Commission
Committee On
Youth Temperance Education Week Proclaimed
The week of April 23-80 has been proclaimed by the President of the United States as Youth Temperance Education Week. The Clermont County Woman's Christian Temperance Union urges teachers ministers and youth workers to cultivate moral strength physical fitness and civic responsibility.
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United States
Clermont County
County voters weigh renewal of 25 cent levy for crippled children
Clermont County residents see a 25 cent per thousand property tax levy renewal to fund operations for a program aiding mentally and physically disabled children. A resolution to place the issue on the ballot was requested by A. Jones as officials discussed school expansions and a new bus. May 1 was proclaimed Loyalty Day with a Bethel parade planned April 30 led by county VFW clubs and featuring Congressman William H. Harsha, a World War II Marine veteran, as speaker.
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Clermont County
A. Jones
PTA
Werner Vsieibantellaitin
Bethel
VFW
William H. Harsha
Marine Corps
Bethel Driver Fined and Suspended After Four Citations
Harold C. Sentman, 19, of Bethel, received four traffic citations in under three hours from Ohio State Highway Patrol last week. Fines totaled 140 dollars plus costs, and he was suspended from driving for one year in Clermont County Court. The run included speeding 92 mph in a 60 mph zone and reckless operation near Brame Club.
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Harold C. Sentman
Sunset Drive
Bethel
State Highway Patrol
Clermont County
Sentman
Cpl
C.P. Dwyer
PTL
M. J. Lashley
C. Denney
Taverns Lose Charges as Minor Testimony Gaps Cloud Case
The Ohio Liquor Control Commission dismissed charges against three Clermont County taverns involving juveniles. Robert T. Stocker of Lakeview Inn Amelia faced minor sales and consumption charges, dropped due to unlocatable minors. Earl G. and Sylvia Minnie of The Double Eagle Cafe Williamsburg had sale to a minor charges dismissed after vague testimony, and Katherine Mae Williams of The Missile Lounge Felicity also had the charge dropped as testimony changed. Officials issued a permit to Green Valley Stores Summerside for carry-out beer and wine, while Brown's Super Market Loveland saw denial due to the applicant's death.
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Clermont County
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Robert T. Stocker
Lakeview Inn
Amelia
Liquor Control Commission
Earl G
Sylvia Minnie
Double Eagle Cafe
Williamsburg
Katherine Mae Williams
Felicity
Clermont
Green Valley Stores, Inc
Summerside
Harry L. Brown
Brown
Loveland
Miss Clermont County Pageant Set for April 30 at Bethel High
The Miss Clermont County Pageant, affiliated with the national Miss American Contest, will be held Sunday April 30 at 3 p.m. in the Bethel High School gym with nine county contenders. Finalists advance to the Miss Ohio Valley title event May 13 in Ripley, then to Miss Ohio Pageant at Cedar Point in July and Tobacco Princess finals in Richmond, Virginia. The program includes 150 theatre performers from the Ripley Theatre Guild and performances from Hello Dolly and South Pacific. Doors open 2:30 p.m. for ticket sales.
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Clermont County
Bethel High School Gymnasium
Ripley Theatre Guild
Pepsi Cola 'Bottling Company
Ripley
Brown
Adams
Tri-County
Cedar Point
Ohio
Richmond
Gaylie Grindhaim
Theatre Guild of
Hello Sound of Music
South Pacl
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