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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

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Sesgi Assignments Announced For Batavia Sesquicentennial

Batavia 150, Inc. announced preliminary assignments for the town sesquicentennial celebration headed by Robert Slade. The plan lists committees for historical pageants tours a pioneer ball and more with many Batavia volunteers named and more to be added as schedules firm up.

Batavia’s 150, Inc Robert Slade Byron Barbeau Amy Dean McCoy Howard Spaulding James Barbeau Ronnie Liming Lois Hugheey Kirk Hamilton Council of Churches Batavia Garden Club Batavia Sr. Women’s Club C. J. McCloy Maud Horn Ooners Russell Martin Betty Pringle Warren Scholl Ruta Dial Calvin Lewis Florenze Parrott C. L. Slade Nell Geunes Florence Foster William Earhart American Legion VFW James Griffith Batavia Businessmen's Association Batavia Beardsman Don Evans

PCA Scholar Awards Boost for OSU Students

Howard Watans of the Ohio Federation of Production Credit Associations announced new scholar ship awards for Ohio State University aimed at encouraging qualified juniors in the College of Agriculture to pursue agricultural economics or rural sociology. Two $400 scholarships will be given in 1964 65, with two more $500 awards for seniors the following year, and the program may continue indefinitely with applications due March 15, 1964.

Howard Watans Ohio Federation of Production Credit Associations Ohio State University College of Agriculture College of Agriculture and Home Economics

GEHS Homemaker of Tomorrow Sandra Springer Miss Sandra Springer

Glen Este Ohio 1964 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow Sandra Springer top score on Dec 3 written knowledge and aptitude exam. Counselor Mrs Hildegarde Babbs notes the honor and sponsoring General Mills will award her a Homemaker of Tomorrow pin and enter her paper for state honors. A commercial student in the upper 20 percent of her senior class she plans to work a year to earn tuition then enter nursing school. Her hobbies include politics baseball and cooking especially desserts.

Glen Este Betty Crocker Glen Este High School Sandra Springer Deepwood Lane Sandra Hildegarde Babbs General Mills, Inc

Burg Boosters Sponsor Feb 8 Night At High School Gym

Williamsburg Boosters Club supports athletics with a Feb 8 event at the high school gym starting 7 30 p m. Members and local citizens will ride donkeys. Admission is 1 00 for adults and 50 cents for children. The club recently bought eighteen outfits for the high school track team costing nearly 300.00.

Williamsburg

Cancer Society reports statewide dressings distribution

ACS report by Russell J Speidel of the Clermont County Unit shows over 394000 free dressings given to 1116 cancer victims during September and October statewide. More than 28300 volunteers aided education and patient services with 1050 dressings in Clermont County to two patients.

American Cancer Society Russel J. Speidel ACS Clermont County American Cancer Society, Ohio Division, Inc Cleveland Speidel

County Joins OK-1 Plan With 30,960 Share

Hamilton County commissioners discuss the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Regional Transportation and Development Plan. County will contribute 30,960 over three years with 7000 to 10000 in staff time each year. Steven appointed chairman Blake delegate to the coordinating committee.

J. Minard Stevens Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission Batavia Clermont County Stevens Arthur Blake

Village Considers Investing in Short Term Treasur y Notes

Batavia officials directed Solicitor Rus sell to study buying U. S. Treasury notes as village funds. Clermont County plans and Bath via Clermont National Bank as depository. Ralph lyburn named planning commission member. Mayor Jamieson serves on the commission. Batavia Development Corp to meet Feb 24 for industrial development talks.

Batavia Russell J. Speidel U. S. Treasury Clermont County Clermont National Bank Ralph Lyburn Village Planning Commission Richard C. Jamieson Batavia Development Corporation Council Board of Public Affairs

Legion Leaders Gain State Honor at Columbus Conference

Mt. Carmel-Williamsville Post No. 72 members Norman Nedeau Westie Kesten and Stu Luginbuhl attended the Ohio Legion winter conference in Columbus. Nedeau and Kesten earned Legion shirts ties and hats for a 203.7 percent membership quota increase the highest in the state. National Commander Foley presented a National Award for meritorious service. Speakers included Dan Foley Waibasha Minn John Ashbrook Johnstown and Perle Whitehead Cincinnati.

Mt. Carmel-Williamsville Dan Foley Waibasha Minn John F. Ashbrook Johnstown Perle Whitehead Cincinnati Boy Scouts of America

Schwartz Bank Observes Customer Day Across Five Branches

Clermont National Bank will host a Customer Appreciation Day on Saturday February 15 from a.m. until noon at all six offices. Visitors may stop in the Milford Main Office East Branch Loveland Batavia Mt Carmel Williamsburg locations for coffee and doughnuts during the fourth annual event now extending to Batavia Mt Carmel and Williamsburg branches.

Clermont National Bank Main Garfield Milford Loveland Taylor and Jackson Batavia Main St Mt. Carmel Williamsburg Clermont National Milford National Bank First National Bank of Batavia A Farmer's and Merchant's Bank

U S 52 Relocation Planned in Clermont County Ohio

The Ohio Department of Highways announced a 3.3 mile relocation of US 52 in Clermont County to a new four lane alignment from Beckford Station to east of New Richmond. Construction to begin before June 30 with an estimated cost of 2 806 000 dollars. The bridge over Twelve Mile Creek will be built on the new location while the existing bridge remains as a service road. Local streets including Vine Light Quarry Main Union George Plenty Sophia and Congress in New Richmond will be closed with a service road planned along the west side.

Richmond Clermont County Ohio Department of Highways Beckford Station New Richmond Twelve Mile Creek Pond Run Road North Corporation Vine Light Quarry Main Union George, Plenty Sophia Congress

Luncheon Honoree Mrs. Lytle From Batavia

Mrs. Lytle, a Batavia resident, is honored at a community luncheon highlighting local civic contribution. The event celebrates her service and invites residents to attend.

Mrs. Lytle Batavia Lida Lytle Cincinnati and Suburban Bell Telephone Company Cincinnati Club

OSU Honor Student Named to Fall Honor Roll

Ohio State University undergraduate Richard R. Gates of Rt. 1 earned a place on the autumn quarter honor roll for high academic achievement.

New Richmond Rcihard R. Gates Rt. 1 Ohio State University

Local Educators Demonstrate Modern Math Teaching

Robert Wirtz, staff research associate at Ad dressograph Multigraph Corp and Bucks County consultant, demonstrated modern math teaching at a Montgomery County meeting on January 3. Attendees included Harry R. Moore, Dr. John F. Kinkie, Mrs. Burnace Abrams, Mrs. Atheline Osborne, J. W. Riley, Dr. John F. Winkle, and others. Wirtz urged ending rote memory and endless drill as TIME’s January issue highlighted his work. Winkle currently teaches modern math to about 45 Clermont County teachers and demonstrates the Wirtz method.

Robert Wirtz Addressograph Multigraph Corporation Bucks County Kenn Sylvania University of Illinois Montgomery County Harry R. Moore Clermont County John F. Kinkie Burnace Abrams Atheline Osborne J.W. Riley Sethel John F. Winkle Fendly Wirtz Time Magazine Dr. Winkle Wrrtz

Growth of Assets Signals Strong Clermont County Banks

Growth in banking assets mirrors population rise in Clermont County and eastern Hamilton County. In 1963 thirteen institutions reported assets over 103 million, while ten institutions surpassed 143 million in 1964. Clermont National rose after acquiring First National Bank of Batavia and Farmers and Merchants Bank, boosting its assets beyond 19 million.

Clermont County Hamilton County Savings and Loan Clermont National

Bethel Tate High School May Include Fallout Shelter Plan

Bethel Tate High School plans include an 8000 square foot fallout shelter in the new facility, with $1.3 million construction. Ohio Civil Defense officials say federal aid could cover part of the space, allocated at $2.50 per square foot or actual cost, with eligibility tied to serving 30 or more people.

New Bethel School Bethel James F. Worster Jr Ohio Civil Defense Division Adjutant General’s Department bevel-Tate Board of Education Howard Thomas J. Mcinerey Cincinnati Niwers Bethel- Tate Carl Copenhaver Clermont County Civil Defense Worstar Senate Named Services Committee Vorster Bethel-Tate J. W. Riley Moonan Farm

Rosenhoffer Seeks Clermont County Common Pleas Judge

Attorney Chris Rosenhoffer filed petitions for the Clermont County Common Pleas judge seat. A Mt. Carmel resident and West Clermont Board of Education member, he was a early county court judge candidate who lost in 1962 to M. Dale Osborne. He will run on the non partisan ticket against Harold Nichols, a Democrat and former state senator. The winner becomes Clermont County’s second common pleas judge and will take office in January 1965, following creation of the position in 1962.

Chris Rosenhoffer Clermont County Common Pleas Rosenhoffer Klatte Rd Mt. Carmel West Clermont Board of Education Common Pleas M. Dale Osborne Harold Nichols Judge Nichols Batavia Nichols, Speidel and Nichols Clermont

Second Countian Files For Ohio Supreme Court Nomination

Clermont County Judge Louis J. Schwartz 44 of Neville seeks the Republican nomination for the unexpired term ending Dec 21, 1966. He filed petitions in 53 counties with 1900 signatures, Secretary of State Ted Brown filing them in Columbus. If elected, he would be the second Clermont Countian on the high court, following Hugh L. Nichols.

Clermont Louis J. Schwartz Neville Supreme Court of Ohio Schwartz Ted W. Brown Columbus Ralph A Hill Clermont County University of Kentucky Diana Clermont County Board of Health Hugh C Harold Nichols James M. Cox High Court Judge Nichols Hugh L. Nichols II Batavia Nichols, Speidel and Nichols Clermont County Board of Elections Harold Clermont County Common Pleas Court Miami University Oxford

Ohio Free dom's Proving Ground shown by Clermont GOP Club

The Clermont County Republican Club will screen the film Ohio Freedom's Proving Ground at 8 p.m. February 13 in the Goshen high school cafeteria. It traces Ohio's history from 1787 to 1953 and highlights notable Ohioans. A Lincoln talk will follow and members may share anecdotes.

Goshen Ohio Freedom’s Clermont County Republican Club Ohio

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