Gary and the Pacemakers debut US recording with Give All Your Love To Me
The group’s first U S disk features a plaintive Gary penned ballad with lush strings and dance rhythm. Flip side Youre the Reason. Sue Thompson returns with It Break Up Time a teen rhythm rocker. Martha and The Vandellas release Youve Been In Love Too Long with Love Makes Me Do Foolish Things on the second side. AL Hirt tops charts in Germany and Italy with The Silence and is poised for US success. The Sand Piper Theme appears on the flip. The Marvelettes follow Ill Keep Holding On with Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead a driving dance updated single.
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The
Pacemakers
U. S
Martha and
the Vandellas
Detroit
AL Hirt
Germany
Italy
Hirt
Top Batavia sellers and Ohio manufacturing gains in 1963
The week’s top records in Batavia include I Got You Babe and You Were On My Mind with other chart entries by Sonny & Cher the Rolling Stones and the Four Tops. Ohio manufacturing value added reached 15 443 million in 1963 up 34.6 percent since 1958 and held 8.1 percent of U S total, ranking third after New York and California.
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Sonny & Cher
Rolling Stones
Brothers
The
Beatles
Heart
Gary Lewis
Mfany Rivers
Brenda Lee
Billy Joe Royal
Four Tops
We Five
Ohio
U. S
New York
California
Owensville Pfc Cramer On Surprise Leave
Pfc Robert Cramer surprised his parents Mr and Mrs Merlin Cramer when he came home on leave from Ft. Lewis Washington this week. Several local residents hosted guests and families visited, with trips to Yellowstone and Mt Rushmore noted among travel highlights.
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Mayme Uley
Robert Cramer
Merlin Cramer
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Do Dads Day Sets Labor Weekend Help at Girl Scout Camps
Girl Scout families in the Greater Cincinnati area are invited to help with chores at two camps during Labor Day weekend. Do Dads Days run September 3 to 6 at Camp Ross Trails near Ross and Camp Butterworth near Foster and Maineville. Reservations contact Mrs. Robert King 681 8277 for Ross Trails or Mrs. Herman Coleman 231 9246 for Butterworth.
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Camp Ross Trails
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Ohio
Camp Butterworth
Fosters
Maineville
Robert King
Herman Coleman
Farber to Lead and Play Solo at WKRC-Coney Series
Burt Farber, conductor of the WKRC Pops Concert at Coney Island, will also serve as piano soloist for the August 22 program. In 12 years since leaving WLW Radio he has accompanied many stars on network TV and in clubs, including Godfrey Paar Damone Hayes Healy and many others. He has returned to Cincinnati to conduct Moonlite Gardens dances or perform as piano soloist with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. Music from Broadway dominates the August 22 program.
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WKRC
Coney Island
WLW
Arthur Godfrey
Jack Paar
Vic Damone
Peter Lind Hayes
Mary Healy
Keefe Brasselle
Mike Wallace
Jo Stafford
Frankie Laine
Guy Mitchell
Teresa Brewer
Tony Martin
Earl Wright
West Clermont approves hiring for Amelia district schools
The West Clermont Board of Education announces new hires across Amelia and Glen Este campuses including Jane A. Homan at Williamsville Elementary and Denver Jackson at Amelia High School, with staff from University of Cincinnati, Ohio University, and Eastern Kentucky State. The district cites funds shortfall and a $112,000 deficit as bus services are cut until an operating levy passes.
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University of Kentucky
Summerside
Carolyn Barton
Murray State College
Mary Boggs
Eastern Kentucky
Amelia Junior
Patricia Bryan
University of Cincinnati
Priscilla Sellers
Ohio University
Earl Robinson
Amelia High School
Denver Jackson
Cumberland
Glen Este
Kentucky
Glen Este High
Gerald P. Daugherty
Northwestern
Earl Rackliff
Kathleen Eckler
Ruth Grant
Maurice A. Lenz
Ame melia Ame melia Group Returns From Europe
Mrs Ada Waggal Mrs Hilda Tennison Mrs Olive Light and Miss Marie Henke have returned from a European tour. The Groh family sorrowing on the death of Cecilia Groh service held at Powers Nurse Funeral Home with Rev John Benson officiating burial in Mt Moriah Cemetery. Mrs Ralph Lewis recovering at home after weeks in hospital. Mrs Claude Carroll patient in Our Lady of Mercy Hospital and Mrs William Tabscott patient in Christ Hospital. Grant Chapter De Molay served a supper for the De Molay Mothers Club Aug 11 at Amelia Masonic Hall and presented a certificate of appreciation. The De Molay Dads were invited. Mr and Mrs Walter Sturgis entertained Aug 15 honoring Mr and Mrs Dodsworth E Ellis on their 40th anniversary. Guests of Mrs Mary Lee Houser include Mr and Mrs Kenneth Heidelbeck of Hyattsville Md. and Mr and Mrs Robert Hageman with children of Bond Hill visiting Lorin Hageman. J D Ellis visiting Sciotoville. Grant Chapter De Molay launching a paper and magazine drive. pick up call chairman.
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Powers Nurse Funeral
John Benson
Mt. Moriah Cemetery
Grant
Demolay
de Molay Mothers Club
de Molay
Amelia Masonic Hall
Mike Knox Joins AFROTC At Miami
Fresh vegetable marketings will be seasonally heavy during August and September with ample supplies expected for most items. Production for vegetables is forecast to be 1 percent larger than last summer though below average in some cases. Snap beans lettuce and cucumbers may be scarcer while celery sweet corn cabbage carrots onions and tomatoes should be more available. Cantaloupe production might shrink while watermelon output rises moderately.
Johnny Erhardt admitted after fall in Good Samaritan Hospital
Little Johnny Erhardt is in Good Samaritan Hospital following a fall from a second story window. He is reported doing nicely at this writing. The notice lists local contacts Wayne Barton William Wildey L Roberts in the New Richmond and Mt Carnel areas with their phone numbers.
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Wayne Barton
William Wildey
New Richmond
L. Roberts
Mt. Carnél
Johnny Erhardt
Good Samaritan Hospital
Soybean Harvest Seen Rising Based on Early Crop Indicators
Soybean growers expect to harvest 34.7 million acres, 13 percent above last year. Ohio harvested acres reach 2,158,000, up 16 percent. Early crop signals suggest a U S yield around 833 million bushels with loan prices near 2 25 per bushel. price support loans available to all producers.
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Ohio
U. S
Hognose Snakes Earn Blowing Adder Nickname
Hognose snakes native to the United States flatten their fronts when disturbed earning them the nickname blowing adders. Their defensive display includes dramatic neck inflation and tail threats, a nonvenomous bluff used to deter predators.
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