Major Bogert promoted to major in Air Force Reserves
Herbert T. Bogert of Batavia has been promoted to major in the Air Force Reserves during a two week summer encampment at Clinton County AFB. He serves as disaster preparedness liaison officer for the 302d Tactical Airlift Wing and is a safety advisor for the Ohio Industrial Commission in Columbus. In civilian life he is a safety advisor with the Division of Safety and Hygiene. Ohio retailers posted mixed sales for June, with a 2 percent year over year rise but a 5 percent drop from May after seasonal adjustment. First half 1969 retail dollar volume rose 4 percent over 1968.
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Herbert T. Bogert
Afton-Elklick Road
Batavia
302D Tactical Airlift Wing
Clinton County Afb
Air Force Reserves
Bogert
Williamsburg High School
Ohio State’ University
First Air Reserve Re
Gion
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington, D.C
Division of Safety and Hygiene
Ohio Industrial Commission
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Center For Business and Economic Research
Church Sponsors Summer Program At St. Thomas More
The St. Thomas More School ran a summer program for neighborhood children with activities led by Sisters of St. Joseph and McNicholas volunteers Kathy Schingledecker and Linda Boedker. Eighth grade graduates Paul Bohmann Carolyn Leimgruber Debbie Wilson and Betty Ott directed singing and supervised activities. About 90 children attended, with free activities and a small art materials fee, open on weekdays in July.
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St. Thomas More School
Sisters of St. Joseph
Kathy Schingledecker
Linda Boedker
McNicholas
St. Thomas More
Paul Bohmann
Carolyn Leimgruber
Debbie Wilson
Betty Ott
Owensville News Briefs Reflect Longtime Local Ties
Sympathy extended to Mrs. Frank Hutchinson and son Hubert after his sudden heart condition death. Trotter couple rode to Cheyenne and visited Ted and Mrs Price in Nebraska. James Cochran remains in Good Samaritan Hospital after a heart attack. Local social updates cover bridge clubs, visitors from Fondulac and Dayton, and a Harlow reunion at the Fair Grounds. Ed Evans’s wife under medical care. Jack Evans arranging hospital bed. 25th grandchild noted. New sidewalk and street paving near Clermont National Bank bring village improvement.
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Mayme Uirey
Frank Hutchinson
Hubert Hutchinson
Williamsburg
Hutchinson
Clermont County
Ed Evans
Jack Evans
Monroe- Copher Funeral Directors
Jack
Senate approves liquor sale Sunday window and child abuse registry
Capitol Report notes Senate passage of a House liquor bill allowing Sunday sales from 1 pm to midnight after voter approval by a 17 to 15 vote. It also passes a child abuse reporting registry expansion and adds disabled youths 18 to 21 to the mandatory report list. The chamber funds capital improvements at 421.3 million and pays 118,376 for state sundry claims. A juvenile court reform bill aligns with Supreme Court child-right rulings. Next week, final report covers the 2.2 education bill.
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Senate
House
Ohio
U.S. Supreme Court
WLW drives suit drive for underprivileged children
WLW Cincinnati and AVCO campaign to collect bathing suits for free municipal pools gains large support. In two weeks over 800 suits arrive at police, fire stations and pool managers as listeners mail and drop off garments. General Manager Charles Murdock lauds community involvement.
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WLW Radio
Avco Broadcasting Corporation
WLW
Charles K. Murdock
Murdock
Cincinnati
Mt Carmel baseball team feted at Frisch's dinner
Mt Carmel baseball players in the D-Community league and their parents were treated to a sponsor dinner by Harry E. Bruffey. Each player received a summer trophy presented by team manager Michael Sachs. Remaining games keep final placing open with a shot at first.
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Mt. Carmel
Frisch’s
Harry E. Bruffey
Bruffey Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
Bethel
Ohio
Bruffey
Michael Sachs
Greg Campbell
Jimmy Deam
Tim Distler
Tim Donnellon
Doug Holland
Tim Nichodemus
Tim Sachs
Tim Thomas
Jeff Winkler
Danny Woods
Don Woods
Mike Walker
Ron Walker
Pleasant Hills Divers Remain Undefeated in Meets
The Pleasant Hills Swim Club diving team remains undefeated after beating Royal Oaks Club 19 to 17, and Turpin Hills 33 to 20. The swimming squad lost to Royal Oaks 230 to 256, while Turpin Hills led 317 to 198 in total. Coach Dave Stretch and manager Robbie Jenkins lead the teams.
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Pleasant Hills
Royal Oaks Club
Turpin Hills
Royal Oaks
Dave Stretch
Mt. Washington
Robbie Jenkins
Terrace Park
World Book Lore: Bach Said to Have 20 Children
A historical note states Johann Sebastian Bach, famed composer, fathered twenty children. The claim reflects legends about his personal life, though exact counts vary across sources and records.
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Johann Sebastian Bach
Speedway Presents Double Bill with Free Kids Admission
Speedway announces a two day program starting Friday with late model, hobby stock and figure 8 races. Free admission for children 12 and under. Time trials at 7 p.m. racing at 8 30 p.m. Sunday features same events plus a roll over derby. Sunday time trials start at 7 p.m. racing at 8 p.m.
Dotties Docket and Local Club Notes
The old Route 32 Philosopher column recalls farming misadventures and notes Michael Sachs facing five troubles while managing a D-Community baseball team of thirteen boys with five named Tim. West Clermont Bridge Club met at Betty Johnsons home with members Sue Schremser Char lene Heim Rosemary Brauer Pat Sheshull Lois Linda Wuerdeman Jackie Brumfield and Betty Johnson. The writer wishes each girl will bid a vulnerable grand slam.
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Betty Johnson
Bridge Club
Sue Schremser
Charlene Heim
Rosemary Brauer
Pat Sheshull
Lois Linda Wuerdeman
Jackie Brumfield
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Clermont County Fair
Church
Paul Leimgruber
Joe Weber
Chuck Stephan
Sharon Ruehl
Donna Ruehl
Eileen Bohmann
Jane Leimgruber
Leonard Bohmann
Bonnie McDonald
Danny Ruehl
Carl Hutzel
Loveland
Neil Schingledecker
Jim McDonald
Dawn Schingledecker
Jenny Dumford
Withamsville
Tobasto School
Owensville
Terry Trotter
Connie Smith
Cheyenne
Wyo
Mr. Trotter
Ted Price
Nebraska
Prices
Rt. 50
James Cochran
Good Samaritan Hospital
Stonelick Life Squad
Mrs
Ray Schuster
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Ralph Ford
Fondulac
Wisc
Lester Conover
Carl Ireton
Dayton
Irma Ireton
Harlow
Fair Grounds
Russell
Nellie Russell
Neil McGovney
DeWitt, Mich
Bert Musser
Michael Marler
Kathy Riehle
Germany
William Riehle
Harry Carlier
New York
New Jersey
Clermont National Bank
F.H
Capitol Report
World Book Lore
The
Clermont Courier
Dorothy Warmbier
Dottie
By Dorothy Warmbier
Micheal Sachs
Mr. Sachs
Tim
West Clermont Bridge Club
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