OMA Survey Forecasts Higher Employment In 1969
An Ohio Manufacturers Association survey of Ohio firms forecasts higher sales and stronger employment in 1969. About 87 percent expect sales gains averaging 13 percent, with 70 percent of those firms planning up to 9 percent more jobs. The study notes a link between rising sales and profits, and emphasizes manpower as a key challenge.
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Ohio Manufacturers’ Association
Ohio
Department of Development
James A. Rhodes
OMA
F.P. Neuenschwander
Neuenschwander
Trio Takes Over Dining Spot on Ohio Riverside
New Frontier on US 52 two miles east of New Richmond opens under new management Ray Pratt William s ville Ohio, Will Ross Mt. Washington and Bob Ross Kenwood. The redecorated restaurant began December 14 after private dinners December 12 for New Richmond School faculty and December 13 Republican Dinner. Chef Kelley of Day Heights, formerly at Kenwood Country Club, will prepare gourmet dishes. Open daily 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. with a special luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and a New Year’s Eve gala. Reservations 742-4111. Music and dancing planned.
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New Richmond
Watson Names Melvin To Highway Dept Job
John L. Watson announces Roy Melvin 63 as maintenance superintendent for the State Highway Department. Melvin has 30 years on the county crew and has served as acting superintendent since Simmons left office. He lives at Felicity with his wife and daughter.
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John L. Watson
Clermont County
Republican Executive Committee
Roy Melvin
State
Melvin
Russell Simmons
Melevin
Simmons
Highway Department
Felicity
Watson
Cassius E. (Mose) Gelvin
YWCA Director to Speak at Willowville PTA Meeting
Willowville Elementary PTA hosts a meeting on Tuesday January 7th at 8:00 p.m. at the school. Guest speaker is Mrs. Sandra Carlin YWCA Bata Via program director discussing The Barrier Breaking Agency. Father Kesting St Veronica Mt Carm en will give the invocation.
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Willowville
PTA
Sandra Carlin
YWCA
Batavia
Stonelick Squad Elects Officers
Stonelick Township Volunteer Life Squad announces re election of Carl Bayles president Edna Mae Emery secretary and Ruby Saunders treasurer Frank Honebrink elected Captain replacing Robert Lance who steps down due to work commitments Lance remains active as charter member Bayles says an auxiliary will be formed after year start and welcomes Don Tucker new member former Wayne Township Life Squad captain
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Owensville
Stonelick Township
Carl Bayles
Edna Mae Emery
Ruby Saunders
Frank Honebrink
Robert Lance
Lance
Bayles
Don Tucker
Wayne Township
Wayne Township Democrats Meet January 8
Wayne Township Democratic Club President Gilbert R. Dale announced the next meeting will be held Wednesday January 8 at 8 p.m. at Newtonsville Elementary School. The public is invited and refreshments will be served.
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Gilbert R. Dale
Wayne Township
Democratic Club
Newtonsville
Burglaries Hit Bethel School and PUB Water Office
During the holiday week burglars broke a Bethel Elementary School rear door window and dragged a heavy safe from the building. At the PUB Water System office near Amelia thieves damaged a concrete wall opened a safe, taking $400 in petty cash. the open safe was found with $2 missing next day.
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Bethel Elementary School
PUB Water System
Amelia
Bethel
Damage Suits Result Of Traffic Mishaps In Clermont County
Two separate suits in Clermont County Common Pleas seek 211,364 in damages from traffic accidents. Joseph G Buescher and Virginia Buescher of Loveland claim 166,364 from Joe G Bauer for injuries Jan 27 1967 and lost income. the other suit lists Hazel P Kipp and George Sc Kipp of Milford seeking 45,000 against Thomas H Ertel for injuries and loss of earnings from an Nov 3 1967 Milford collision on Lila Avenue.
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Clermont County
Elizabeth
Bauer
Buescher
Hazel P. Kipp
George Sc. Kipp
Pleasant Hill Road
Milford
Thomas H. Ertel
Ocean View Drive
Norfold
Lila Avenue
U S Household Growth Shifts Blur Farm and Nonfarm Roles
U S households total 60.444 million with 57.501 million nonfarm and 2.944 million farm. Total up 7.6 million since 1960 led by nonfarm gains of 8.8 million while farm homes fell 1.47 million. Last year added 1.6 million households. Household size averages 3.23, near 1955 64 level but down since 1964. Factors: lower birth rates and more one person homes. Realized farm income lifts toward 15 billion in 1968 from 14.2 billion in 1967. higher prices and marketing volumes boost gross income faster than expenses. Early 1969 likely flat vs 1968, with possible decline from current levels.
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U.S
Protest Vote Sought On Mt. Carmel Zoning
Residents of Union Township in Clermont County seek a referendum on a zoning change at SR 32 and Roney Lane Mt. Carmel from residential to neighborhood business. A 2-1 trustees vote approved the change. 502 names support a petition to reverse it.
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Mt. Carmel
Clermont County
Union Township
Sr, 32
Roney Lane
James True
Alfred Fangman
Thomas Klepper
Richard P. Longley
OMNI
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Owen Auwbrey
Harvey Auwbrey
South Bantam
Auwbrey
OH Sharp
Hartman
Main St
O.K
City Loan
Trio
Ohio Riverside
Charles J. Miller
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Cabin Run Lakes Park
Fun & Relaxation Center
Ankle Lakes
Pan
Afton
Afton-Elklick
Highway Dept
Job
Highway Crew
Gelvin
Miamiville
Stonelick Squad
Clermont Valley
Sweet Adelines,Inc
VFW
Joyce Martin
Wayne Democrats
The
Clermont Courier
Bell’s Lane
Omni Development Co
Longley
Stanley J. Rafale, D.D
Optometrist
W. Main Batavia
Coin Supplies
Marty
Hobby Shop
Main Street
Batavia Records
Records
Auxier Gas
Aileen Cox
the Beauty Shop
Norman
Rockwell
Norwell
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
E. North ST
Georgetown, Ohio
Earl E.heslar
Lou Penn
Milford, Ohio
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