Clermont Pays 92 Percent of Tax To Library
State Auditor Roger W Tracy announced 1962 intangible taxes collected totaled $36 757 527 with libraries receiving $26 820 198. The statewide distribution showed libraries getting $72 84 per $100, while Clermont County allotted libraries $113 408 of $122 854 total, and municipalities $7 301 443 statewide fell to $315 189 for schools and park districts. Holmes County led at 99 94 percent with nine other counties near 99 75 percent.
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Roger W Tracy
Clermont County
Tracy
Greene County
Holmes County
Allen
Guernsey
Hocking
Lorain
Sandusky
Union
van Wert
Vinton
Williams
Fair Meadows Club Begins 11th Year
Fair Meadows Garden Club marks its eleventh year with an 8 p.m. meeting on September 4 at Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall. Retiring president Mrs. Charles Kobnan will install new officers: Mrs. Robert J. Furlong as president, Mrs. Robert J. Coates as vice president, Mrs. Thomas Gormley as recording secretary, and Mrs. Leslie L. Smith as treasurer. The program Forward Fair Meadows is by Mrs. R. C. Niehaus and Mrs. S. W. Flannery. Hostesses are Mrs. Edward K. Middleton, Mrs. Jack T. Garr, and Mrs. J. A. Flood.
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Withamsville
Fair Meadows
Clermont Northeastern Schools Prepare For Opening
Clermont Northeastern Local School district announces 7:45 a.m. start for high schools in Owensville and Newtonsville, 8:45 a.m. for grades 1-6 at Newtonsville, and 8:45 a.m. for Marathon grades 1-7. Bus routes operate two runs with drivers notified of pick-up times. Dismissals: junior and senior high at 2:30 p.m., elementary at 3:30 p.m. New teachers named for Marathon Newtonsville and Clermont Northeastern High School. New custodians, secretaries, and bus staff also listed. Continuous staff shifts and replacements noted for Owensville, Marathon, and Newtonsville campuses.
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Owensville
Clermont
Newtonsville
Marathon
Dorothy Bremmer
Shirley Sue Maham
Mary Garrett
Thomas Ellis
Eileen Brown
Betty Pomeroy
Clermont Northeastern High School
Judith Roberts
Maurice Baxter
Mary Lay
David Cordrey
Martin McConnel
Owensville-Perintown
Harold Brothers
Ray Davis
Gene Welker
Floyd Ane Kemis
Ethel Mull
Clarence Bro George Mull
al Kassner
Jess J. Walter Kent
Howard Watkins
Ruby Glancy
Martha Rooks
Eunice Leach
Northeastern High School
Mt Carmel Girl Injured In Night Car Crash Pole
Amelia Patricia Ann Nichols, 19, of 545 Sonny Lane Mt Carmel, was injured at 2 30 am Saturday when her car hit a utility pole at Amelia Olive Branch and Lucy Run Roads a quarter mile north of Route 125. She had facial and forearm lacerations abrasions to both knees and possible chest injuries. BMOP Life Squad transported her to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. State Patrolman W E Brownlee cited her for defective headlights after stating the car headlights were out while she drove south with parking lights on.
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Amelia
Patricia Ann Nichols
Sonny
Bmop Life Squad
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
W.E. Brownlee
Miss Nichols
Batavia School Opens Dates and Registration Rules
Batavia elementary and high school begin with a faculty meeting at 9 am on Sept 3 in the high school building. Sept 4 students report for a half day. First grade registrants must show birth certificates and immunization records. Other grades require scholastic and immunization records from prior schools. Bus service will operate as usual.
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Batavia
Grateful Mind and Tiny Blessings Echoed by Secker
An old quote attributed to Thomas Secker emphasizes gratitude for little as a virtue. The saying frames thankfulness as both outward generosity and inner dignity, celebrating a content, homeward spirit.
Credit Bureau of Cincinnati Wins International Award
The Collection Division led by Carroll D. Whisler at 4634 Elmont Drive Summerside earned the International Collection Service Award in White Sulphur Springs W Va from the Associated Credit Bureau of America Inc at its 49th conference. Joseph M. Graber accepted the plaque for 30 local staff amid top US and foreign entrants based on collection recovery ethics and efficiency.
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Credit Bureau of Cincinnati Inc
Carroll D. Whisler
Elmont Drive
Summerside
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Associated Credit Bureau
S of America Inc
Credit Bureau of Cincinnati
United States
Area of Credit
Joseph M. Graber
Credit Bureau
Clermont Receives 9829 For County Fair Support
Nine thousand eight hundred twenty nine dollars and twenty three cents were allocated to Clermont County from the state fair fund as part of a 756 thousand seven hundred fifty five dollar total distributed to ninety two county and independent fairs. The funding includes 60 thousand earmarked for the Ohio Exposition Commission and a 28 thousand three hundred eighteen dollar refund from track taxes.
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Roger W. Traty
Clermont County
Union County
Tik Woos .S
Monroe Civic Club Reaches Fire Contract Funding Goal
The North Monroe Civic Club reports meeting its $1,000 goal to contract BMOP fire department for north township protection. The plan includes life squad service and mutual aid with Laurel, with a one year term pending incorporation papers. Trustees will recon sider a three year plan or district formation as options. Meeting set for Sept. 18 at Hackberry Club. Also notes a Batavia church event: Fellowship Tea and hymn sing on Sept. 4 at 2:30 p.m.
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North Monroe Civic Club
Bmop Fire Department
BMOP
Life Squad
Monroe Township Fire Department
Laurel
North Monroe
S. Bantam Rd
Lindale-Nicholsville Rd
Bethel- New Richmond Rd
Randall Miller
Edward Messinger
Gene Swart
Civic Club
Monroe Township
Dewey Crowder
Art Wehrmann
Lee Greeson
Miller
Messinger
Swart
Hackberry Club
Lindale
Woman’s Association of the
First Presbyterian Church of
Batavia
North and Thurd Sts
County Schools Open Sept 4 With Staffing Gaps
Clermont County schools announce a September 4 opening with varying start and end times by district. Tuesday September 3 teacher meetings with principals and local executives precede the term. Vacancies include two high school English posts, plus roles in guidance science math river education. Enrollments on June 1 totaled Batavia 996 Felicity 921 Bethel 1865 Govden 7197 Clermont Northeastern 1922 West Clermont 5746 Williamsburg 1324. An anticipated enrollment rise around 10 percent prompts plans for more in service training and subject workshops. College courses from UC and Miami will aid certification and performance. Curriculum work and textbook studies continue. Some schools plan greater use of Purdue TV and WCET.
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Batavia
Felicity
Bethel
Govden
Clermont
West Clermont
Williamsburg
County Board of Education
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Purdue University
WCET
Local Man Helps Design New Safety Insignia
Herbert Bogert of Afton Elklick Road helped design a new safety emblem for slow moving vehicles. The triangular aluminum sign uses fluorescent orange with red border and headlights to aid daytime visibility and nighttime recognition. Bogert says it is for highway use only and aims to become a national standard adopted by safety groups and the Ohio Farm and Home Safety Committee in cooperation with Ohio State University College of Culture.
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Herbert Bogert
Bogert
Iowa
Three Injured In Head On Crash In Mt Carmel
State Patrol reports a Sunday morning head on collision on Route 32 in Mt Carmel injuring three. Roy V. Nevels 25 of Cincinnati struck Edmund G. Bagnulo 24 also of Cincinnati. Nevels and Martha Nordloh 24 were treated for injuries and cited for speeding.
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MT. Carmel
State Highway Patrol
Roy V. Nevels
Ymca Rd
Cincinnati
Edmund G. Bagnulo
Avery Lane
General Hospital
Anderson Township
Nevels
Martha Nordloh
Indian Ridge
Board Approves Adult Education Program in WC
West Clermont Local School District will start adult education classes on September 30 1963 after the Aug 12 board approval. Charles Williams Amelia high school art teacher named location principal. Courses run with 16 signups, fee 12 dollars per course, basic subjects and skills plus leisure activities, some vocational classes may be free. Registration set for September 23 and 24 with further notices in local papers.
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West Clermont
Rew
Church To Mark Labor Sunday At Mt Holly UCC
Labor Sunday will be observed at Mt Holly United Church of Christ on Sunday September 1. Rev Samuel B Wenger minister will begin a month long series on church life with the first topic We Work Here. He is recovering from a recent operation and has not resumed full duties.
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MT. Holly
Mt. Holly United Church of Christ
Samuel B. Wenger
Wenger
Cincinnati B&PW Club Plans National Women’s Week Events
The Cincinnati Business and Professional Women's Club marks National Business Women's Week October 6 to 12 with tours, a Temple visit, a October 8 meeting on local issues, and a reception for National President Mrs. Virginia R. Allan at the Netherland Hilton Friday October 11. Local officers include Dr. Esther Marting Fahing as president and Mrs. Audrey H. Hutton as PR chair.
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Cincinnati
Business and Professional Women's Club
Esther Marting Fahing
Conners: Landing
New Richmond
Audrey H. Hutton
Mt. Carmel
Virginia R. Allan
Olive H. Huston
National Business Women’s Week
Melanie Menderson
Cincinnati B&pw Club
Netherland Hilton Hotel
Louisville
New Orleans
Bp&w
Owensville School To Open Sept 4
Owensville Elementary principal Robert Hines announces first graders already enrolled will begin full days on Wednesday Sept 4. Parents who have not enrolled should come for registration and then return children home until Thursday. Health records and birth certificates required. six years old before Oct 31. Also notes bus numbers for arriving students.
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Owensville
Robert Hines
Owensvile
Former Batavian Leads Marchers To Washington
George Johnson former Batavian will lead 24 buses leaving Harlem in the early morning of Aug 28 carrying about 1500 demonstrators to Washington to protest bias in job hiring and opportunities. Johnson says the march will testify to Congress their determination to win the struggle for freedom and citizenship.
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George Johnson
Harlem
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Girl Earns Music Award at Mid American Camp
Miss Susan Stout daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard B Stout Goshen Indiana attended the Mid American Music Camp at Ball State Teachers College Muncie Indiana. She led the alto sax section and received an honor award for performance. Haig Yabhjian directed the Grand Concert on July 28.
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Susan Stout
Richard B. Stout
Goshen
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
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