1976 Junior Fair King and Queen crowned at fair finals
Mary Shumate 18 of Marathon Ohio crowned 1976 Junior Fair Queen as Ken named King. Finalists Kay Ellis Charles Henson Chris Bruynis and Ken. Mary a Clermont ern High School student and future OSU Pre Vet major. Ken a Felicity Franklin High School senior and active in FFA. 4-H events included a cat show and a 4-H Style Revue with numerous award placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Ellis
Charles Henson
Chris Bruynis
Ken
Theresa Kathy Napier
Mary Shumate
Kim Lawson
Shumate
Marathon
Ohio
Mary
Clermontern
Felicity Franklin High School
FFA
Fairgrounds
Darlene Miller
Owensburg
Everything
Poister Offers Reward For Residence Looting Looting Suspect Arrest
Charles Ray Poister states a $650 reward for information leading to arrest and conviction of anyone who looted or destroyed his Neville residence and tobacco, offered in a future notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville
Charles Ray Poister
ASCS Announces Fair Display and Loan Details at Clermont County Fair
The Clermont County ASCS will have a display inside a fair grounds tent with the Agriculture and Natural Resources sign. They will host hourly slide shows and staff available noon to 9 pm daily. loans cover storage and drying equipment at 70 percent of eligible cost up to 72 percent. corn and soybean loans offered at 1.25 and 2.52 per bushel with 7 percent interest and 11 month maturity from disbursement. The report also notes county fair participation for local manufacturers and chamber awards for three students Thomas O Rourke Karen Ballahan and Anna Jenny and a June 23 Massey tax discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Clermont County Chamber of Commerce
Thomas O'Rourke
Karen Ballahan
Anna Jenny
Clermont College
Massey
Ohio
Kentucky
Michigan
Barge Delivers Stator to Zimmer Nuclear Plant
A 460 ton stator for the Wm. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station near Moscow Ohio arrived at the plant site after transport from Pittsburgh to Ivor Kentucky. The stator manufactured by Westinghouse was moved on a special railroad car then loaded onto a barge for crossing the Ohio River to the Zimmer site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. Zimmer
Moscow
Ohio
Pittsburgh
Ivor
Ohio River
Zimmer Station
Zimmer
Wm. H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station
Cg&e
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Dayton Power and Light Company
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company
Charity golf tourney set for Royal Oak week of Aug 22
The Walter Hagen charity golf tournament in Wilhamsville at Royal Oak Country Club runs all week with Wayne Kelley as chair. Open to any USGA handicap holder, entry forms available at Royal Oak and due the day tee time is played. Proceeds support American Cancer Society education, research and service programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
American Cancer Society
Walter Hagen
Royal Oak Country Club
Wilhamsville
Wayne Kelley
The
Cancer Society
Royal Oak
Kelley
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Johnny Bench
Athletes Against Cancer Organization
Expression of thanks from Tawney family for funeral support
Billy Joe Tawney of Danville West Virginia along with wife Peggy and daughter Kim thank friends from Owensville who traveled to West Virginia for their son Timothy’s funeral after a June 21 auto crash. Tim, 20, graduate of Clermont Northeastern, was remembered by Judge Darrel Hottel at a Methodist Church service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Joe Tawney
Danville
Peggy
Kim
Owensville
Timothy
West Virginia
Tawney
Northeastern School
Tim
Clermont Northeastern
Darrel Hottel
Hillsboro
Methodist Church
Louis Skiver
Mabel Wilson
Benton
Kentucky
Lester Stinson
Eunice
Pittsburgh
Doug Uirey
Batavia
Doug
Gerrie
Gerrie Uirey
Montgomery
Lucille Croswell
Williamsburg
Eunice Stinson
Mayme Airey
Cele Morris
Batavia Elementary sets registration and start dates
William R. Thompson announced registration for the 1976-77 school year on August 19 and 20 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. New students must present a birth certificate and immunization record. Kindergarteners start later with a Sept. 7 first day and Sept. 1–3 orientation. Ohio fishing licenses cost 4 dollars plus 50 cent writing fee. Ohio ranks high in fishermen per water area and total fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Thompson
Batavia Elementary
Ask S
Ohio
Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Wildlife
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Clermont CO
Gary Louise
Karen Watts
Spurs
Pam Hunt
Chris Hunt
Tina Mager
Green Machine
Melody Patton
Aftonettes
Theresa Weimer
Topstitchers
Henry
Theresa Barker
Desiree Miller
Jenny Frey
Busy Needles
Tonjua Hamilton
Goshen
Shauna Gormley
Tomi Smith
Patriotic Patriots
Diana Robbins
Goshen Gais
Leta Fox
Batters & Bows
Mike Sherry
Mappy Elves
Eric Gentry
Artonettes
Vicki Murphy
Goshen Nations
Monica Meder
Pam Frank
Sew ‘N' Sews
Jennifer Craig
Batters ‘N' Bows
Janie Davis
Bethel Busy Beavers
Linda McEvoy
Sew ‘N’ Sews
Becky Savender
Goshen Gals
Susan Rein
Perintown Willing Workers
Kay Wolf
Amelia Go-Getters
Jackie Smith
Lynn Bruynis
Becky Henry
Linda Alley
Dawn Creager
Theresa Herron
Lew ‘N’ Sens
Denise Creager
O'Owensburg
Carolyn Megrue
Brenda Deel
Miami Knickerbockers
Heidi Tuttle
Cindy Ventura
Lew ‘N
Debby Rooks
Patti Herron
Sew
Terry Sommer
Lew ‘N’ Sews
Cindy Sargeant
Happy Elves
Delores Matthis
Burg
Denise Morehouse
Denise Matthis
Kroger
Cindy Ohmer
State Fair
Ginny Slattery
Arronettes
Chamber Picks
Weber's Discount Sport Shop
Scan
Souther
ST. RT
Bethel
Westinghouse Corp
Echlic
By Mayme Uhey
General Auto & Truck
Rineal
WCE
All Arts & Services
Danbury Automotive Parts
Paraneace
Ramsburg
Ron Michael
Monterey
Wagon Wheel
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