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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1964

Page

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Clermont County Fair Board Election Set for Aug 22

The Cler mont County Fair Board Election will be held at the treasurer's office in Clermont County Fair Grounds on August 22 from 11 am to 3 pm. One director for three years from Stonelick Tate Union Washington Monroe townships and one director for one year from Ohio Township. Incumbents include Everett Glancy William Chapman Calvin D Richoltz Burdett Mathis and Jesse Osborne. Petitions available from fair secretary Mark Atchley Rt 2 Box 243 Williamsburg with petitions due seven days before election.

Owensville Clermont County Fair Board Clermont County Fair Grounds Stonelick Tate Union Washington Monroe Ohio Township Everett Glancy William Chapman Calvin D. Richoltz

Son William Wilan Charles Earns Dean's List Honor

Mr and Mrs Wilan Charles of Nine Mile Rd receive a note from Robert Delcamp assistant dean UC College of Engineering confirming their son William's Dean's List achievement for the third time. The Amelia High School graduate is headed to MIT in September to study Physics as an undergraduate.

Ance Wilan Charles Idos Nine Mile Rd Robert M. Delcamp College of Engineering University of Cincinnati William Amelia High School Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston

McAlpin's Opens New Lower Level

Cherry Grove’s McAlpin's announces an Expansion Spectacular Friday and Saturday to unveil a new lower level adding 32000 square feet of sales space. Major appliances and furniture join redecorated interiors, with the Kopper Kettle restaurant tripled in size and a community room now available for groups.

Cherry Grove McAlpin Ralph Glassford Glassford Downtown Stage Food Service Department

Marina Motel Secures $34,000 SBA Loan

Representative William H. Harsha announced a $34,000 Small Business Administration loan for the New Richmond Marina and Motel. Damaged by a flood earlier this year, the facility has since reopened for business amid ongoing praise for recovery efforts.

NEW Richmond — Sixth District William H. Harsha Richmond Small Business Administration New Richmond News

Former Batavian Enroute To Germany

Allen T. Nichols of Batavia and Harold D. Nichols of Batavia plan study abroad in West Berlin as part of California State Colleges international program. Nichols, Purdue graduate with a U C Chicago master’s, previously worked for General Electric in California.

Allen T. Nichols Califor Harold D. Nichols Batavia West Berlin California State Colleges Nichols Purdue University University of Chicago General Electric Company California

Barbara Weber Crowned Miss American Legion Queen 1964

Barbara Weber, a McNicholas High School senior, won the Miss American Legion crown at Milford's Legion Festival. Patricia Kelly and Holly Mosher finished second and third. Prizes included a $75 scholarship to Kathleen Wellman School of Fashion and Modeling, plus $25 scholarships for runners up and a $50 cash award from Legion Post 450.

Milford Barbara Weber American Legion Ginny Price Julian Weber Gayheart Main St Patricia Kelly Edith Holly Mosher Janis Styling Salon Legion Barbara McNicholas High School Kathleen Wellman East Fourth St Cincinnati Miss Wellman Morton Downy, Jr WCPO Ralph Nash Burkhardt’s Clothing Co Legion Post Bill Gayheart Arlen Hardeckfer

County awards Union Township sewer contracts

County commissioners on Tuesday awarded contracts totaling 3.1 million dollars for the Union Township sewer project. W L Construction of Cincinnati will install 50 miles of sewers for 2.076 million, Adrian Construction Co of Dayton will build two treatment plants and a lab for 44,245, with work to start by Aug 15 and finish in 15 months.

Union Township W.L. Construction Company Cinnati Adrian Construction Co., Inc Dayton Devend Robert L. Connors and Associates Pohl and Co Cincinnati Ralph A. Hill Walter Carter Arnold Stumpf

Historical Society Plans Fair Booth and Map Project

The Clermont County Historical Society will feature an antiques booth at this year’s county fair led by Mrs. Ralph E. Hodges. Volunteers, including nonmembers, may call Mrs. William Earhart at 852-3521 to arrange times. Civil War era items are welcome. Grace Hirschauer notes a history map for sale, detailing county formation, early settlers, and points of interest, though size limits prevented full coverage.

The Clermont County Historical Society Ralph E. Hodges William Earhart Bers Earhart Historical Society Grace Hirschauer History Map Committee John Hirschauer

Suspect Held After Cherry Grove Safecracking Attempt

Sheriff Clyde B. Dericks said an unidentified suspect was in custody Tuesday after an attempted safecracking at the Checker Store opposite Cherry Grove Plaza. Deputies arrived at 4:50 a.m. to process fingerprints.

Cherry Grove Clyde B. Dericks Checker Cherry Grove Plaza Dericks

County Seeks Aid On Bridge Project

County commissioners authorized Engineer Carl H. Bush to apply for federal aid to replace a covered bridge on Jackson Pike in Jackson township and relocate 3000 feet of roadway. The four span steel bridge is valued at 331000 dollars, with cost shared by state and federal governments. Rush helped place Jackson Pike on the federal secondary road system last winter. Bids for a 36 passenger bus for the retarded school program were opened with A P Motors bidding 5198 and Cann Ford bidding 4838. Commissioner Arthur Blake was absent on vacation in Minnesota.

Carl H. Bush Jackson Pike Jackson Township Stonelick-Williams Corner Rd Stonelick Township Rush Jacksond Pike P Motors New Richmond Cann Ford Batavia

Woman's Day Program at First Baptist Batavia

The Woman's Day program will be presented at First Baptist Church Batavia on Sunday August 9 at 3 p.m. The public is invited.

First Baptist Church Batavia

Wayne Township Fire Pumper Wrecked En Route to Newtonsville

A Wayne Township volunteer fire pumper, driven by Charles E. Daye, overturned in a cornfield near Stonelick Lake on the way to a Newtonsville fire. Daye and passenger Millard Hake were uninjured. Damages were about $5 000 to the truck and $8 000 to the farm building.

Edenton Wayne Township Newtonsville Charles E. Daye Cedarville Rd Goshen Stonelick Lake Daye Charles Hake Rt. 1 Millard N.C. Ward International Harold Hudson Garrison- Spurling Don’ Lykins Batavia Rest Home Fifth St Batavia Vic Billingsley Karl South

Woman Slashes Wrists at Batavia Jail

Sally Gregory a 27 year old prisoner jailed since July 8 at the county jail slashed both wrists in the jail wash room Monday. She was removed by force, restrained and taken to Longview Hospital by the Batavia Life Squad. Gregory was jailed on a charge of aiding and abetting a breaking and entering at the Herman Nickell residence on Route 222 north of Batavia.

Sally Gregory Longview Hospital Batavia Life Squad Herman Nickell Rt. 222 Batavia

GOP Club to Hear YAF Members in Cincinnati Area Meeting

Cincinnati Young Americans for Freedom member Harry Garrison will speak at the Clemmont County Republican Club meeting Thursday August 13 at 8 p.m. at D-X Ranch. Garrison, president of the American Opinion Library Cincinnati, supported Goldwater’s nomination and has spoken on free institutions and conservative causes.

Harry Garrison Cincinnati Young Americans For Freedom Clemmont County Republican Club D-X Ranch Garrison Washington, D.C J.L. Brown American Opinion Library Brown

Youth from three counties attend Farm Bureau Youth School

Youth from Hamilton, Clermont and Brown counties attended the Farm Bureau Youth School at Miami University Oxford. Students took courses in democracy in action manners safety and music. Eighty seven boys and eighty six girls from 20 southwestern Ohio counties attended.

Hamilton Clermont Brown County Farm Bureau Miami University Oxford Sue Wich Barbara Radcliffe Hamilton County Donna Cryer Sandy Naylor Linda Thackston Martha Yockey Brown Standing Dick Getz Terry Dyer Carl Liebig Brown Don Andrews Charles Haarlamert Roger Maham Henry Marshall Clermont County Ohio

Escapee McKewen Sent Back to Batavia Jail

James Gray McKewen, 29, of Cincinnati, who escaped from county jail Friday, was captured Sunday at 3:30 a.m. in Louisville by city detectives. He had been near completion of a six month term and faced extradition to New York on a parole violation for armed robbery.

James Gray McKewen Beech Ave Cincinnati Louisville Clyde B. Dericks YMCA Jake Laffleur Russ Epeards McKewen Batavia State Highway Patrol

Holly Lanes Hosts Clermont County Children Parties

Holly Lanes in Mount Holly will host events for retarded children from 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Owners Arl and Robert Backer will provide free refreshments and entertainment at the bowling alley.

MT. Holly Holly Lanes Clermont County Arl Robert Backer

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Dualite Industries, Inc Williamsburg Dualite Fred Stapf Dualite Industries Tipp’s Stepf Flora Cross Montie Taylor Gertrude Marshall Don Long Eleanor Greber Faye Gardner John Wingo Mary Reeves Helen Foster Omar Ballard Martha Long County Fair Board McAlpin’s Marina Motel Germany Am. Legion Queen Legion Ves Byron Barbeau Steve Lewis Bethel Lions Club Steve Lloyd Harlow P. J. Stratton Lloyd Stober O H Sharp Arthur Blake Minnesota Wayne Two GOP Club YAF Barry Goldwater Farm Bureau School
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