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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1961

Page

16

Clermont County Names 11 for March of Dimes Drive

The Courier reports 11 Clermont County leaders named by Rev. D G Lach to head the January 1962 March of Dimes campaign. Appointees include Ernest Friedrich Withamsville real estate broker publicity chairman and Norma Cunningham county Mothers March chairman with local area directors for Amelia Goshen Owensville Mt Carmel Felicity Batavia Williams burg and Union township. Mothers March co chairs named for Milford Amelia Owensville Goshen Union township Miamiville with marches set for January 30.

Amsville Norma Cunn’ngam Withamsville Robert Rumble Leroy Herbst Williamsburg Williamsburg Area Lach Norma Cunningham Milford al Caine Owensville Milton Saunders Roy Satchwell Goshen Everett Cox Union Township Mallie Flood Miamiville Ray Heashe PTA Cunningham Clermont County

October sales rise in Ohio but Cincinnati shows downturn

Ohio Retail Annalist notes October 1961 sales rose 1 percent from a year earlier, led by automakers and durable goods. Akron Columbus Dayton and Youngstown show year over year gains, while Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo post October declines. Ten-month totals reveal most major cities down from 1960, with Canton and Youngstown hardest hit.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Retail Annalist Bureau of Business Research Ohio State University Master Cies Akron Coumbus Dayton Youngstown Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Toledo Annalist

Clermont SCS early 1962 plan and farm aid highlights

Conservation notes from Clermont Soil Conservation District meeting review eight new applications for SCS technical aid totaling 550 acres across eight farms in Tate, Pierce, Williamsburg, Batavia, Miami, Monroe, and Jackson townships. The group plans a special meeting to elect officers and map work for 1962 while October and November efforts yield seven farm ponds and eight surface drainage systems over four miles of ditches. The column closes with holiday greetings and condolences for Mrs Caroline Schultz and a card of thanks from Helen Woodruff.

Board of Supervisors Clermont Soil Conservation District SCS Batavia Harry E. St. Clair Tate Township Dominic C. Randolph Pierce Charles E. Storer Williamsburg Township Ruth Runyan Batavian Township Mary Bushbacher Miami Township E. G. Becker Monroe Clermont

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