Getz Named Ohio Farmer Assistant Editor in Columbus
Richard F. Getz of Loveland has been hired as assistant editor of The Ohio Farmer in Columbus. The 1954 Ohio State University graduate will oversee production, marketing and general farm information for a publication read by more than 100,000 farm families in the state. Getz has prior experience with the University of Kentucky beef cattle program and eight years with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, and recently worked in money management for Investors Diversified Services. He and his wife, two daughters, a son, and a daughter-in-law will relocate to Columbus after the current school year ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Richard F. Getz
Fay Road
Ohio Farmer
Columbus
Earl W. McMunn
Getz
Ohio State University
University of Kentucky
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Clark
Miami
Hamilton
Clermont
Brown Counties
Farm Bureau
Ohio State
Springfield
Michael Webb
Milford
Clermont County TB Assn Appeals for Last Funds
The Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association at 185 Main Street Batavia reports being slightly over $1,000 short of its annual goal. Using Christmas Seals mailed in mid November, the group seeks final gifts to support school testing and related programs amid growing shortfalls.
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Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association
Main Street
Batavia
Clermont
Tees
County Commissioners’ Association of Ohio
National Association of Counties
Houser
National Association
Blake
Cann
Clermont County Medical Association
County Service Center
National Guard
Three Citizens Reappointed To Advisory Board
Three residents including Ida Kennard of Batavia Sam Gerth of Amelia and Richard B Jack were named to a county advisory board for retarded children serving Feb 13 1967 to Feb 13 1972.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Kennard
Batavia
Sam Gerth
Amelia
Richard B. Jack
Batavia High School Safety Contest Winners Named
Batavia Jr Woman's Club announced the top essays from Batavia High School juniors and seniors on how to drive to stay alive. Barbara Partin won first, Bari Holman second, Sally Blocher third. judges were County Court Judges Rosenhoffer Hill and Erhardt.
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Batavia High School
Batavia Jr. Woman's Club
Barbara Partin
Center
Bari Holman
Sally Blocher
Chris Rosenhoffer
Ralph Hill
John Erhardt
American Safe Driving Institute
Dayton
Ohio
Bethel-Tate Fire Crews Battle Two Separate Blazes
Bethel-Tate Fire Department fought two fires Saturday morning. A Bantam hatchery owned by Attorney Robert Harris lost 3500 laying chickens and 7000 value in building damage. At Rt 133 and Charity St a Willis Hodge garage fire destroyed two cars a tractor and more with 10000 in contents and 10000 in building loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Bethel-Tate
Bantam
Robert Harris
Lytle Hay &Grain Co
Williamsburg
Willis Hodge
Rt. 133
Charity St
Lloyd Harlow
Prisoner Claims Rights Violated In 1962 Trial
A prisoner serving life plus 142 years claims his 1962 trial violated rights by failing to inform him of his right to counsel, improper waiver, and lack of understanding of all charges. Judge Hottle and then prosecuting attorney Ralph A. Hill are referenced in the case summary.
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Hottle
Ralph A. Hill
Settles Attends SMS Seminar
Principal John P. Settles of Batavia Elementary School and county judge testified that Hargett was advised of his rights and could not have understood all counts. Prosecutor Robert A. Jones led the case as Hargett, then jailed for burglary, aided by James Troxell in a jail escape and home invasion near Batavia. They were captured two hours later and later attacked deputies with homemade weapons.
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Hargett
Robert A. Jones
James Troxell
Fred Kuttler
Batavia
1967 License Plates go on sale in Clermont County
Twelve deputy registrars will issue 1967 license plates in Clermont County starting March 1 1966. About 42000 passenger cars are expected and revenue may reach 725000 for local jurisdictions funding roads and services. Plates expire April 15 and sales occur at multiple locations listed by town and dealer.
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Fred Rice
Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Clermont County
Rice
Amelia -Rogers Pharmacy
Main St
Batavia - Firestone Tire Co
S. Market St
Bethel - Cavanaugh
Buick & Pontiac
W. Plane S&j
Cherry Grove
Checker
Cherry Grove Shopping Ctr
Felicity
Hall Main & Market Sts
Goshen
Loveland
Defosset
Broadway
Milford
Mack’s Furniture Co
Clermont Countians Rehabilitated Through State Program
Thirty-two residents of Clermont County with various disabilities were rehabilitated in the past year per the Ohio Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation. The state spent 15,293 on direct rehabilitation and Clermont County’s total case services outlay reached 17,130.
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Clermont
PTA Speaker Harry Moore To Talk Local History Enriching
County Superintendent of Schools Harry Moore will present a slides lecture at Amelia Jr. and Sr. High PTA meeting on Feb 28. The 7:15 p.m. executive board session in the library precedes the 8 p.m. business meeting. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Jr. and Sr. High
PTA
Harry Moore
Ohio OKs 9.6 Mile SR 32 Relocation to Appalachian System
Ohio Highway Director P E Masheter approved relocating 9.6 miles of SR 32 and designating it as a limited access highway. A Batavia public hearing on January 5 supported bypassing Batavia and Williamsburg to the north as the route becomes part of the Appalachian Highway system. The plan reroutes near Batavia West, passes around Batavia, and reaches the Clermont Brown county line. existing SR 32 will revert to local street and county highway systems when opened.
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Ohio Highway
P.E. Masheter
Batavia
Williamsburg
Appalachian Highway System
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Batavia West Corporation
Clermont-Brown County
Williamsburg Township
Batavia West Corporation Limits
Clermont County
Trustees Deny Blumenthal Place on Program
The CAC members and others criticized merchants for preying on low income buyers, alleging overcharging for durable goods and tying price hikes to welfare check days. The summary cites a survey reportedly by Ohio University.
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Blumenthal
The
CAC
Ohio University
Educator On Exhibit in Atlantic City Feb 11 to 15
The Educator exhibit travels to Atlantic City with a select showcase running February 11 through 15. Organizers promote the display as a highlight of current teaching innovations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Newtonsville man set for March hearing in shotgun wound case
Raymond E. Cornwell, 20, of Newtonsville, faces a shooting with intent to kill charge after his brother James, 27, was wounded in the groin at their home. James remains in critical condition at General Hospital Cincinnati. Hearing moved from Monday to March 2 with police chief Thomas Shreves filing the charge and Cornwell in jail on $500 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Cornwell
Newtonsville
James
Raymond
General Hospital
Cincinnati
Thomas Shreves
Cornwell
Banquet Speaker for Americal Father Son Event at Batavia
The Frank W. Weaver Americal Father Son Banquet will take place Sunday evening at the Batavia post home. A roast beef dinner starts at 6 p.m. with tickets priced at 1.75 each. Attendees may reserve by calling multiple listed numbers or contacting post members. tickets are limited. The program includes a World Series film and updates on the proposed Cincinnati sports stadium and Reds news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank W. Weaver
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Post
Batavia
S.R
Charles Tilbury
Vic Billingsley
Joe Remley
Don Schultz
Willard Kalchek
Jim Griffith
Roger Combs
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Thurs
Richmond
Charles Wrigglesworth
Fred Herbert
Greenmound Road
Greenmound Cemetery
Little Indian Creek
New Richmond
Wrigglesworth
John van Camp
Herbert
Roy Grayhill
Ohio Farmer Ass't
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
TB Assn
Reliance Universal, Inc
Melbourne
McHenry Road
Goshen Township
Charles Grover
Settles
John P. Settles
Owensville - Owensville
Williamsburg - Malott Servicenter
W. Main St
Harry R. Moore
Ok’s
William E. Murphy
Clough Pike
Carraher
Charles J, Carraher
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