Harsha Urges Administration to Curtail Aid to Communist Nations
Rep William H Harsha Jr urges Kennedy administration to prove sincerity in opposing Communism by halting foreign aid and export licenses to Warsaw Pact nations and to Cuba He cites a jump in trade after the Berlin crisis and questions Commerce Dept justification for shipments of bearings rubber tools locomotives and aircraft parts to Communist countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harsha
William H. Harsha, Jr
Kennedy
House of Representatives
Reparsha
Commerce Department
Berlin
Secretary of Commerce
America
United States
LCA
Cuba
Clermont County Schools Set for 700-Plus Enrollment Rise
Cler mont County schools expect about 14 700 pupils when classes start Tuesday September 5 up 700 from last year. Teaching staff will grow from 528 to 960 as districts run full day schedules except West Cler mont which will have a narrower program due to limited rooms.
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Cler Mont County
LG. Hause
West Clermont
Election Board Rules Against Kemp Appeal
Clermont County officials ruled against John Kemp in his ballot petition appeal. Kemp failed to gather four of the required 36 signatures to qualify for the Milford school board race, despite claiming a board member said 30 would suffice. The board’s decision stands as the petition lacked sufficient valid signatures before the filing deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Robert Baris
Charles Rosenzweig
Dale Griffin
Clermont County Grid League Expands to Six Teams
The Clermont County High School Grid League adds Little Miami of Morrow in Warren County, forming a six team league. All will play in one class this year with a single trophy. Opening nonleague games set for Sept 8 include Amelia at Madeira, Bethel at Hillsboro, Goshen at New Miami, and Loveland at Williamsburg. Felicity hosts Lloyd, Ky. in a Sept 9 matinee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County High School
Little Miami High School
Morrow
Warren
Amelia
Madeira
Bethel
Hillsboro
Goshen
New Miami
Loveland
Williamsburg
Felicity
Lloyd
Ky. High School
Batavian Joins Investment Firm In Cincinnati Move
Jim McCloy of Batavia joins Ellis and Company Cincinnati as general investment adviser after eight years as resident manager for Fahey Clark in Cincinnati. He is a Batavia High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavian
Jim McCloy
C. J. McCloy
Batavia
Ellis and Company
Cincinnati
McCloy
Fahey, Clark and Company
Batavia High School
Local 4-Hers Shine at Ohio State Fair
Eighteen Clermont County 4-H members competed at the Ohio State Fair on Friday August 25 with teams earning notable placements. Dairy judging placed thirteenth of 29. general livestock fourteenth of 32. beel riding fifth of 34, with Tom Cannava fourth high individual. Richard Bissantz earned blue ribbon in English Equitation. A square dance team also performed with caller Lee Lindower.
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Clermont
John Benthiem
Rt. 4
Batavia
Kenny Poston
Felicity
Lois Felter
Goshen
Bob Sutton
Rt 2
Williamsburg
Bill Fritts
Joe Volk
Rt. 1
Branchester
Jim Christie
Rt. 3
Billy Leach
Tom Cannava
Rick Waits
Rt. 2
Richard Bissantz
Bethel
Clermont County
David Marshall
Jit Liming
Barb Francis
Carolyn Bissantz
Rose Marie Hill
Diane Tenis
Lee Lindower
Mary Siebert
Ronnie Haywood
Karen Curry
Carol Kettman
Peggy Bucher
Jerry Krebs
Earl Thirey
Steve Bauer
Elaine Berger
Glenna Disher
Ann Edelon
Diane Snoble
Judy Blankenship
Arsella Meador
Nan Lynn Alley
Helen van del
Lola Williams
Nancy Jordan
Mark Steele
Charles Haarlammert
Mrs. Moore Urges Welfare Deputies and Federal Funds
Mrs. Moore and Rep. Jackson push relief spendings review under a 1953 law and seek deputies from townships to aid welfare oversight. Hartley Hedge approves federal funds for Clermont County child welfare until mid 1962, with payroll reimbursements for July 1961 through June 1962 and boarding home costs through Dec 31 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Moore
Clermont County
Division of
Lelia Schwenker
Eugene R. Neeff
William S. Moore
Batavia
Charles W. Jackson
Moore
Mary Gorman
Rep. Jackson
Mrs Smith Named National Vice Chair of DAR Lineage Group
Mrs John Wesley Smith of Beech Forest Chapter DAR becomes national vice chair of the Lineage Research Committee covering Indiana Kentucky Michigan Ohio and West Virginia. The committee aids genealogical efforts to prove Revolutionary service. Williamsburg hosts a luncheon and meeting Sept 21 at the Presbyterian Church with state officers and Southwest District members. Waldschmidt House at Camp Dennison received Civil War era relics and gifts this year. Tusculum Monday Club meets Sept 4 at 1:30 pm in Waldschmidt museum assembly room with Mrs Ralph Arnold presiding. The Waldschmidt will be open Sundays 1 to 5 pm through Nov 1 for public visits. special openings can be arranged with trustees or Mrs Leland Douglas.
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Williamsburg
John Wesley Smith
Beech Forest Chapter
DAR
Ohio
The
East Centralion
Indiana
Kentucky
Michigan
West Virginia
DAR Congress
Beech Forest
Minter
Southwest District
Presby
Terian
Waldschmidt
Camp Dennison
Fashua Bates
Tusculum Monday Club
Waldschmidt Museum
Ralph Arnold
Leland Douglas
Fulton Grove Rd
Williamsville
Awards Given by Army Engineers Lab for Employee Suggestions
Robert W. Hohl of Milford and Allison C. Greenawalt of Mt. Carmel received cash awards and certificates at the Army Engineers Ohio River Division laboratories in Mariemont for suggestions to improve equipment. Greenawalt previously earned a substained superior performance award on June 16. The awards are part of the Corps of Engineers incentive program. Aaron Liming of Pt Isabel suffered severe bites from a stray cat caught in a poultry house. The county jury commission will meet at 1 PM September 13 at the courthouse to draw a grand and petit jury for the October term of Common Pleas Court. Milford 4-H Club members earned 15 blue ribbons at the Clermont County Fair.
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Robert W. Hohl
Milford
Allison C. Greenawalt
Mt. Carmel
Army Engineers
Ohio River Division
Corps’ Laboratories
Mariemont
Hohl
Greenawalt
Corps of Engineer
Isabel—Aaron Liming
Court House
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
Developers To Meet The Batavia Development Corporation
The Batavia Development Corporation will meet at 7 PM tonight in the Courier public meeting room. All members are urged to attend.
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Batavia Development Corporation
Courier
Twelve UC Evening College students named to dean's list
Twelve area students from Batavia Milford Loveland and Bethel earned a place on the University of Cincinnati Evening College dean's list for the second semester. Named from Batavia were Marguerite Carrington Norma Craig Richard Kent and Richard McLeish. From Bethel Nancy Florida. Loveland entries include Edward Cannall Gordon Courts Frank Minning. Milford selections are Charles Brown Wanda Buettner James Stevens and Donald Templeton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati Evening College
Frank D. Neuffer
Gail A. Nelcamp
Batavia
Marguerite H. Carrington
Rt. 1
Norma J. Craig
Richard D. Kent
Richard D. McLeish
Bethel
Nancy C. Florida
Loveland
Edward D. Cannall
Main St
Gordon L. Courts
Rich Rd
Frank F. Minning
Lebanon Rd
West Clermont seeks 8 mill levy due to enrollment boom
The West Clermont board explains the need for an 8 mill operating levy in a special election. Rapid pupil growth drives higher costs, with 22 extra teachers hired and no state funds expected for new staff. Textbook, custodial, and maintenance expenses have risen, and debt is estimated at 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont
Fender Is Nominee For IFYE Assignment
Goshen Ohio senior Frank Fender of Ohio State University is named as a nominee for a foreign assignment by the International Farm Youth Exchange Program announced by W B Wood director of the Ohio Agricultural Extension Service. Final selections and assignments will come in January from the National 4 H Club Foundation in Washington DC.
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Goshen
Frank Fender
Here
Ohio State University
International Farm Youth Exchange Program
W.B. Wood
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
National 4H Club Foundation
Washington, D.C
Milford Merchants Reach National Amateur Baseball Congress
Milford, undefeated in the Tri-State League, earned the right to represent Cincinnati at the National Amateur Baseball Congress in Dayton Ohio. They defeated the Hamilton County Cards 8 to 1 at Riverside Park, initiating the Hertzler Series with a September 139 playoff to determine the trophy winner against the Indian Hill Reading winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Milford Merchants
Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
Merchants
Hamilton County
Riverside Park
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Gunty
Nty
Doris of
Sidwell
Clermont County Repub
le Stevenson
Grid League
Zenas Antnett
Coun Y Commissioners
Hartley R. Hedge
Mrs. Smith
Charles C. Brown
Betty Lane
Wanda E. Buettner
James A. Stevens
Cedar
Donald H. Templeton
Jerry Lee
United
Stu
Addi
Fender
IFYE
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