The Duprees Rise From Jersey City Teens to Recording Stars
In REVIEW Two years ago five Jersey City teenagers formed The Duprees and rehearsed in homes. They auditioned in New York for George Paxton of Coed Records in early 1962, landing a recording contract. Their first single You Belong To Me reached No 31 on the Hot 100 this week.
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Duprees
New York
George Paxton
Coed Records
Belong To
Jersey City
N. J
Jimmy Dean and The Chaps Tops In Ba tavia Singles
Russell Martin reports Jimmy Dean sings Little Black Book and Please Pass the Biscuits with country flavor and a strong dance beat. Sandy Nelson promises more potent writers with Live It Up and And Then There Were Drums. The Chaps offer two sides with Tex Mex saxes and a limbo pop flip. The week’s ten top sellers include Patches, Shame on Me, Rinky Dink, She’s Not You, Teen Age Idol, Ramblin’ Rose, Swingin Safari, Send Me the Pillow You Dream On, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, Sheila.
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Jimmy Dean
Jimmy
Sandy Nelson
Chaps
Batavia
Patches
Dickey Lee
Bobby Bare
Rinky Dink
Baby Cortez
You
Elvis Presley
Rickey Nelson
Rose
Nat King Cole
The
Beach Boys
Johnny Tillotson
Neal Sedaka
Sheila
Tommy Roe
Ohio River pool elevations listed by Harsha
Congressman William Harsha announced that the U S Army Corps of Engineers plans to raise the Markland pool on the Ohio River upstream from Markland Dam. Elevations will climb from 426 to 433 October 1 1962 then to 441 November 1 1962 449 December 1 1962 and 455 January 1 1963 affecting areas around Meldahl Dam in Clermont County and the Markland Dam region upstream from Louisville Kentucky and downstream from Cincinnati.
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William H. Harsha, Jr
U. S Army Corps of Engineers
Markland Locks
Ohio River
Markland Dam
Markland Pool
Harsha
Meldahl Dam
Clermont County
Louisville
Cincinnati
New Garden Club Officers Will Be Installed Sept. 5
Fair Meadows Garden Club will install new officers Wednesday September 5 at 8 p.m. in Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall Withamville District Four regional director Mrs John Jordan presiding The officers are President Mrs Charles Robman Vice President Mrs Earl Davis Secretary Mrs Thomas Gormley Treasurer Mrs Robert J Furlong The anniversary program is Past Presidents in Review.
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Garden Club
Withamsville
Mt. Moriah
Fair Meadows Garden Club
John Jordan
District Four
Charles Robman
Earl Davis
Thomas Gormley
Robert J. Furlong
Ohio canals shape towns and maps illustrate Great Moments
A 19th century canal network in Ohio linked Toledo to Cincinnati via the Miami and Erie and broader branches. The map by Glenn Oore Shaw, part of The Standard Oil Company Ohio’s heritage series, aids travelers tracing lock sites, aqueducts, and remaining masonry along historic routes.
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Ohio
Glennoore Shaw
Standard Oil Company
Toledo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Portsmouth
Miami & Erie Canal
Middletown
Lebanon
Indiana
Bolivar
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania & Ohio Canal
Akron
Youngstown
Coshocton
Carroll
Athens
Columbus
Lockbourne
Muskingum
Zanesville
Marietta
Word Puzzle Answer Key Booklet
The clues list includes swimmer Mary Oolong sloth cheerful ness and more with terms like dinner course beach pledges belong to us Churchill's title trial strong thread baseball referee affixes climbing plants slash man's property vegetables and twist shade of green joined as metals. The answer resolves to a crossword style solution set.
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Churchill
Soil Conservation Board Reviews Help On Jackson Township Farms
The August Clermont Soil and Conserva tion District board approved technical assistance for Farm projects on Jackson Township farms John L Fishback Pascal Stahl Graydon Nutting Harold Roush and Ray Reynolds plus other cooperators. August reports show completed practices including terraces farm ponds surface drainage and group drainage projects in Jackson and Tate townships. Any nation is rich so long as its supply of soil resources is greater than the needs of its people.
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Clermont Soil and Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
George Rouster
John L. Fishback
Jackson Township
Pascal Stahl
Graydon Nutting
Harold Roush
Ray Reynolds
Williamsburg Township
Misty Vale
Nelson Rokes
Pierce Township
Curtis Scott
Franklin Township
Arthur Wendel
Stonelick Township
Roy
Ollie Shelton
Martin Saidlemen
Batavia Township
Hildred M. Shouse
Goshen Township
Don Siebern
John Lovett
Edward McGrath
Carl Poston
Simon Reynolds
Tate Township
Melvin Swope
Wayne Phillips
Harry St. Clair
Clermont County
Gordon Howell
Walter Moore
Moore-Marathon Road
Bucktown Road
Dan Maham
Isaac Maham
Jim White
Arkansas Forests Hold Rich Timber Resources
Arkansas stands as a region with abundant forestland producing valuable timber. The article notes the depth of timber wealth and its impact on local industries and conservation needs.
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Arkansas
Wool Referendum Set for September Voting Window
Ballots for a lamb and wool promotion and market development referendum will be mailed September 4 through 7 to producers in Clermont County. Carey Thompson, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee, announced the plan. The vote will decide whether deductions from producer payments under the wool incentive program will continue. Funds support the American Sheep Producers Council in advertising and promotion under a USDA agreement.
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Clermont County
Carey Thompson
Agricultural Stablization and Conservation County Committee
American Sheep Producers Council
Secretary of Agriculture
Eligible Sheep Producers Vote in September Referendum
The Courier advises producers to vote in a September referendum from Sept 10 to 21. Eligible voters are those who owned sheep or lambs aged six months or older for at least 30 days since Jan 1, 1962. Ballots report herd sizes and must reach the ASCS county office by Sept 21.
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Thompson
ASCS
Man Devotes Life to God as Family Plans Move to Evanston
A man describes his canvass as a chance to dedicate himself to God's work and soon realizes he will leave secular duties. Harrison and his family plan to move to Evanston at the end of August.
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God
minis+ Harrison
Evanston
American Legion Organized in St Louis in May 1919
The article notes the founding of the American Legion in St Louis during May 1919, marking the organization of a national veterans group.
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The
American Legion
St. Louis
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