Ackermann Marks 1st Anniversary At Mt. Carmel Pharmacy
Ackermann celebrates one year at Mt. Carmel Pharmacy with a pledge to continue serving customers well and to keep prices low without compromising quality.
12 Aug 1965
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1965
Page
1
Ackermann celebrates one year at Mt. Carmel Pharmacy with a pledge to continue serving customers well and to keep prices low without compromising quality.
Barbeau Construction Management filed an advance planning funds request for 115000 to develop the Miami Goshen Stone Lick Sewer System. A Sugar Camp Road site option on former County Commissioner Clark property is under review. Public hearing addressed refinancing bonds for 3115000 and work on roads and a bridge in Miami Township.
Clermont County announces a six department Junior Fair covering 4 H clubs vocational agriculture Boy Scouts Girl Scouts vocational home economics and home economics with eligibility for youths under 21 on August 17 1965. Parade participation is encouraged but not required Junior Fair Board members listed and a Locust Corner Pierce Township Democratic Club meeting notice is included with several school county chapter names.
At the August 4 filing deadline the Clermont County Board of Elections received 216 petitions for village township and school board roles in the November election. Amelia Village filings include William D. Pommert for mayor Luthishia Pollitt for clerk treasurer Charles R. Pollitt Marvin H. Bishop Sr. James R. Davis and Kenneth I. Little for council Batavia Village names appear in the list.
A list shows elected leaders for Bethel Village Child Village Felicity Village and Milford Village with mayors clerks treasurers and members of councils and boards of public affairs across several communities including Bethel Child Felicity and Milford villages. Names include Hoberg Koller Hackmeister Nass Elkins Bogart Edwards McElfresh Cohen Pierce Lanham Wayt Moran Haven Henize McElfresh McCowan Stairs Shinkle Hull Long Doll Applegate and others.
A list of petitions names candidates for treasurer and various village offices in Newtonsville Owensville Williamsburg and related boards. Names include Russell Diskete Victor Kuhn Jr Richard Brower Fred Gatch Maurice Bernges Ronald Gartner Donald Anglim Douglas Harrison and others across mayor clerk treasurer and council roles. The notice enumerates individuals seeking village posts in multiple communities.
The Southern Ohio Pony Club stages its annual Pony Show at Coney Island on Sunday August 15. Eighteen classes for children and their ponies will award trophies and ribbons. Cox chairs the event with Ray Glenn as judge. A live pony will be given as a prize to a child who arrives and registers before 2 p.m.
The Owensville County Fair begins Tuesday August 17 at 9 a.m. with free grandstand admission for fair patrons. Highlights include the 4 H Horse Show Tuesday at 1 p.m. and tractor pulling on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Senior Citizens Day is Wednesday August 18 with free admission for those 75 and older. The Ted Mack Talent Contest, Cherokee Wild West Rodeo, and Rotroff All Girl Thrill Show run Thursday through Saturday. Auditions August 8 select local talent, with the winner earning an expense paid trip to New York City via Katavia, Ohio.
William J. Kopp announces two Silver Oil Co employees take over Hills 66 at Clough and Eight Mile stations. Frazier, with 13 year old son Dick, joins as dealer. Dick trained in auto mechanics and Frazier has worked at Silver Oil since 1953. Don Lee, 27, becomes Phillips 66 Service dealer at Beechnut Avenue. resides in Anderson Township. Lee, born in Florida, has 10 years auto mechanics training, is married with two daughters.
Batavia approves zoning for 52 acres with William Parsons 36.89 acres Lillian Roudebush 15.10 acres and Smith Fiber Glass Products 0.08 acre. Light Construction Co Cherry Grove lands awarded a 1596 dollar contract to surface Old Boston Rd Gregory Dr Shelly Dr and Woodside Dr. The village joins the Miami Valley Development Association and the mayor serves as association president.
The West Clermont Board of Education voted Monday to reject Chris Rosenhoffers motion to restore bus service. No second was offered and the curtailment followed the defeat of an operating levy. Bus service ended for high school students and residents within one mile of school. Three offenders were fined in Clermont County Court for using an explosive to take fish from Cloverlick Creek Bethel on June 20.
The 1965 Fair will feature four high school bands and the Bethel Fife and Drum Corps. Northeastern Band performs August 18–21 in Milford Goshen Williamsburg with 10:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. programs. The fife and drum corps hold daily 5–6:30 p.m. concerts.
Judge Houston rules on restraining order as proponents of incorporation seek to block an annexation hearing set for June 30. The proposed annexation covers Pierce township territory targeted for incorporation.
Cornelius Ketchum, 13, of 8546 Batavia Park, was struck from behind by a car while walking east on Route 32 near the State Highway Patrol Post. The driver, M L Hammons, 27, of 1244 Shayler Road, Batavia, was cited for drunken driving and Ketchum was treated and released at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont.
Grand Master L Ott of Ohio Masons will preside at the cornerstone ceremony for a new hospital wing at Rickly Memorial Hospital in the Ohio Masonic Home Springfield. The box to be placed in the cornerstone includes a note about the home observing a landmark day. Judge Raymond A Younger, president of the board, comments on the significance.
Judge promises an early decision in the Seton case as testimony highlights the school’s actions to correct alleged discharges and remove effluent. Witnesses support claims that the land was rendered unsuitable for its intended use.
Charges of stop sign violations against Russell H. Alden and Norman G. Allen were dismissed by Judge Charles W. Jackson after noting a sign placed on the left side at the Summerside Summerside Rtland Old State Rt 74 intersection. Three others faced only court costs. Rainbow Girls of Williamsburg oversee fair food booths during Clermont fair August 17 to 21.
A long list of local officials and candidates across numerous townships including Goshen Miami Monroe and Pierce, with names such as June Ludwick James J An Staett clerk treasurer Hugh Weaver Herbert Curry John Varney and many others. The note mentions continued details on page 2.
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