Voices From Home Records Service For Viet Nam Servicemen
John and Vicky Collins of Mt. Carmel recorded Yuletide greetings for their brother Jerry serving on an LST off South Viet Nam. The Red Cross Voice From Home program in Cincinnati offers free recordings mailed to loved ones with envelopes provided. Appointments are daily evenings and Saturdays through Dec II via 721-2665 at the Cincinnati Area Chapter, 720 Sycamore St.
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John
Vicky Collins
Vermont Drive
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati Tea
Red Cross
Collins
Jerry
South
Viet Nam
Cincinnati Area
Sycamore St
Cincinnati
Robert Harris
Vicky
Curriculum Study On Health Gets Underway Friday
The Clermont County Schools Cur riculum Study on Health will hold its first meeting at 1 p.m. Friday December 10 in the Batavia High School Library. Attendees include Judy Sellers and Robert Clausson from Batavia Schools W Russell Midlam Constance Foreman Bethel Tate Miss Binnie Hoe Clermont Northeast EMAAR Arcapes Owensville Mrs Hazel Cornelius and Robert Hoover Felicity Franklin Mrs Dorothy Cooper Summer
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Clermont County
Batavia High School
Judy Sellers
Robert Clausson
Batavia
W. Russell Midlam
Constance Foreman
Bethel Tate
Binnie Hoe
Clermont Northeastone
Emaar
Cameo Arcapes
Owensville
Neediest Kids Gifts collection points named in Clermont County
Norman Nedeau, chairman of the Clermont County Neediest, listed locations across Clermont County where new toys and clothing for needy children can be dropped. The annual program by the Clermont County Council of the American Legion has aided nearly 900 county children over its five years.
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Norman Nedeau
Clermont County
Clermont Ciants Council
Lgrio
Church Appeals Toning Decision
Union Township Hall and local businesses host a gathering as the American Legion seeks donations to a relief fund. Nedeau urges shoppers to buy an extra toy for a designated depot while residents consider appealing the toning ruling.
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American Legion
Batavia
Ohio
Nedeau
Prices Hit Fifty-Year High at Ripley Market Sale
Ripley market reports season sales set to top 3.5 million with an average around 66 dollars. By Monday of week two, 2,156,558 pounds sold for 1,424,180.65 dollars, average 66.04. Prices mark the highest in over 50 years, rivaled only by one week in 1961.
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Ripley Market
Woman Dies In Crash On 125 In Ohio
Mrs Nettie Holland 67 of Hamersville died from multiple injuries after a two car collision at Hopper Hill Road and Route 125. Her husband Carl 70 and Verna Cahall 50 of Georgetown were severely injured. Dianne Campbell 33 of 2347 Wollangie Road drove one car. her son Todd 3 escaped injury. Cahall vehicle struck a tree east of Route 125. Campbell and Todd were taken injured? to hospital. Holland couple to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital and Brown County Hospital later Bethesda Hospital. January dates reference Ohio election official convention in Columbus.
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Cherry Grove
Nettie Holland
Hamersville
Hopper Hill Rd
Rt. 125
Holland
Carl
Verna Cahall
Georgetown
Dianne Campbell
Wollangie Rd
W.D. Wright
Williamsville
Mr. Holland
Brown County Hospital
North Union Township
Bethesda Hospital
Clermont and Warren County school funds allotted under Education Act
The act distributes funds to Clermont schools totaling 267 460 with 41 446.12 for Williamsburg and 22 523.86 for Goshen. Goshen receives an extra 3 668.68 for 15 students residing in Warren County.
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Clermont
Williamsburg
Goshen
Warren County
Batavia Doctor’s Wife Dies in Route Crash
The wife of Dr. Carl A. Minning died after a car left the highway, hit mailbox lines, and overturned near Batavia. The vehicle caught fire and was extinguished by a passing motorist. She died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital after rapid arrival by the Batavia Life Squad.
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Batavia
Carl A. Minning
Friedman
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Batavia Life Squad
530 Families Approved for Food Stamps in Clermont County
Welfare Director Wayne Oney said more than 530 Clermont County families were certified to buy federal food stamps this month. Eligible residents can apply at the County Health and Welfare Center on Route 222 north of Batavia for January purchases.
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Wayne Oney
Clermont County
County Health and Welfare Center
Rt. 222
Batavia
Recorder's Fees and Expenditures Listed
Recorder's Fees total 2468 dollars include payments to Don R Florea Realty Co James MacLean and John H Armleder. Expenditures cover Posters for County Fair 30 dollars Handbills Sun Co 35.48 Stencils Waltz Co 6 mimeograph service Save Way Office Supply 12.69 mimeograph paper Redeker Dick Co 2.27 mailing 22700 letters Mailway Inc 1090 dollars and rubber.
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Don ‘R
County sales tax climbs in Clermont figures
Clermont County sales tax receipts rose from 25 860 to 29 628 between November 14 and 27 as state treasurer John D. Herbert reported. For the period July 1 to November 27 the tax total stood at 387 658, up from 352 621 last year. Vehicle and trailer tax declines from 31 464 to 27 060 in the same window.
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Clermont County
John D. Herbert
1966 Dog Licenses Now Available At Area Businesses
Dog licenses for 1966 are now available at area businesses and must be obtained in the auditor's office at the courthouse. Designated sellers include Owensville Home Supply Jones Hardware Marathon Werner Hardware Newtonsville Glancy Hardware Goshen Sparks Hardware Loveland Milford Hardware.
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Court House
Owensville
State Approves Road Project Bond Set in Destruction Case
Robert E. Ogden, 23, of 3376 Cole Road, Amelia, was bound over to the Clermont County Grand Jury Monday in county court on six counts of destruction of communications equipment. Bond of $1000 was set on each count.
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Robert E. Ogden
Cole Road
Amelia
Clermont County Grand Jury
Legion Auxiliary To Buy Toys For Neediest Kids
Mt. Carmel Williamsville unit 72 plans a pot luck supper before its 7 p.m. meeting on Friday December 10 at the post on Weiner Lane. Members should bring a dish, table service, and a 50 cent gift plus a new toy for a girl or boy ages five to seven for Neediest Kids of All. Christmas Party plans for children of post members will be set, with a report on the 4th District Round Table by Mrs. P. R. McBride.
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MT. Carmel
Williamsville
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Weiner Lane
P. R. McBride
Former Batavian Doctor Dies at Boone County Airport
Dr. Thomas Hulick aged 87 an Evanston physician of 50 years and a former Batavian died last Thursday at Boone County Airport while awaiting a plane for his yearly Florida trip. Services were held at the family’s convenience and burial.
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Thomas Hulick
Evanston
Boone County
Florida
NYC Agencies Seek New Home for Youth Corps Office
Neighborhood Youth Corps leaders briefed Clermont County Commissioners on relocating offices after youths in the program are kept at the County Health and Welfare center after hours. Hugh Brady, NYC director for the Cincinnati area, announced the move and noted counseling for youths will continue in the new evening location. The Welfare Department and other programs have already moved, with the building’s first floor being converted for a school for retarded children.
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Clermont County
Nyc
Cincinnati
Hugh Brady
County Health and Welfare
State Rt. 222
Batavia
Jack Blumenthal
Salvation Army
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Hazel Cornelius
Robert Hoover
Felicity Franklin
Dorothy Cooper
Summer
Union Township
Thriftway
M‘hard
AceGlass Co
American Legion Post
Perintown
Dick & Ray’s
Day Heights
Day ‘Heights
New Richmond
Berry’s
A.P
Metzger’s Hardware
Pleasant
Pleasant Food
Middlers Market
Laurel
Corbins General
Ripley
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Columbus
Ohio General Assembly
Cadee Ball
Ted W. Brown
Citizens Group For Hospital Issues Financial Report
March of Dimes
Legion Auxiliary
Younsters
Martin
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