New Richmond High News Highlights December Activities
Language Club led by Nancy Boots met after school on December 21 with two French plays and Christmas carols. Betty Kockritz chaired the program committee. Library staff enjoyed a December 17 party with a cake from Mrs. Pat Leslie. Photography Club postponed officer elections to form a nominating committee. The December 19 Christmas dance featured blue decor and music by Vic Herbert’s band and local students. Seniors received formal portraits on December 17. FTA reports selling Courier subscriptions to fund a senior scholarship. Pierre Corneille
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Nancy Boots
Betty Kockritz
Pat Leslie
Phyllis Lill
Marilyn Trees
Vic Herbert
Cox
Mr. Bush
New Richich
Sue Herbert
Shirley Miller
Cindy Whitt
Pioneer Nobis shaped New Richmonds business and faith
A portrait of Paul B. Nobis traces his life from Locust Corner schooling to Amelia High, decades running Nobis Supply Company, and involvement in Cranston Memorial Church Kiwanis and local civic life. The piece notes his early rail and trucking ventures, family, church leadership, and nickname Squire, with details of his children and long service to the community. It closes with Kiwanis Theater listings and a local police report of a newborn Patrick Lee Bradley on December 22 at Mercy Hospital Hamilton.
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Paul Bernard Nobis
Ohio
Monroe County
Wisconsin
Paul
New Richmond
Clermont Courier
Paul B. Nobis
Nobis Supply Company
Paul Norton Nobis
Locust Corner
Joe Nobis
Pierce Township
Amelia High School
Vic
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Ohio River
Nobis Supply
P.U.C.O
Ripley
Maysville
Bill Graser
Marion
Sara Jane Dupras
Deerfield
Ilinois
Virginia Ferdyn
Camarillo
California
Paul Morton
Paul Nobis
Nobis
Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kiwanis
Joe Donley
Walter Fields
Bob Legleitner
Charles Duncan
James Tremper
Charles Donley
Gary Donley
Pauls
Squire
James Bradley
Jean
Patrick Lee
Mercy Hospital
Hamilton
Bradleys
James Jr
Phil Howard
Penny Ann van Norwick
Ohio Traffic Fatalities Hit 2011 in 1963 Final Report
Ohio's 1963 road deaths totaled 2 011 with 1 733 fatal crashes injuring 93 515 people. Nonresidents caused 228 deaths and rural state highways saw 794 fatalities. Male drivers led with 1 438 deaths. ages 15–19 had the most fatalities at 263.
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Ohio
Columbus
Warren C. Nelson
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Harold R. Kaiser
Department
Nelson
Lies
Pythagoras Says No Man Is Free Without Self Control
Philosophical maxim asserts freedom depends on self mastery and discipline, attributed to Pythagoras. The quote emphasizes personal restraint as a prerequisite for true liberty.
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Pierre Corneille
Rt Mac’s Cleaners
Lindale
Mt. Pisgah
Moscow
Front Street
Neville
Chilo
Felicity
New Richmond News
Richmond
Aileen Whitt
Kiwanis-Dodge Theatre
Nutty Professor
Jerry Lewis
Stella Stevens
The
Walt Disney
Fred MacMurray
Nancy Olson
James Darren
Pamela Tiffin
Wright
Flair Emrype
Noel
New Richmond National Bank
New
Com
Pythagoras
Coowders
Popham Jewelers
Front St
McKinley & Carril Sohio Service
Meyney
Ted
Chrysler
FORD
DODGE
P. S
Valiant
Mercury
New Richmond Auto Sales
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