John H Frey retires from New Richmond school board
John H. Frey of 111 Center St New Richmond retires after 22 years on the New Richmond Board of Education as of January 1 1972. He did not seek re election last November. New Richmond became the last Ohio exempted village district during his tenure. The December 1971 Newsletter praises progress and notes that all twelve grades were in the Market Street building now used by the Junior High. Two new board members Julie Preminger and Thomas A Wildey took oath. Carroll C Hinson was re elected president and Garret DeLong vice president. The board meets the fourth Monday at 7 pm with four elementary schools. The Newsletter thanks Frey for his years of service and farsighted leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Frey
Center
New Richmond
Frey
Market Street
Julie Preminger
Thomas A. Wildey
Richmond Board of Education
Carroll C. Hinson
Garret DeLong
Kiwanis Honors Five Members With 25 Year Plaques
Kiwanis president Ralph Windle presented 25 year plaques to Meredith Burns and three other 25 year members Forrest Hinson Paul Nobis and Earl Boyle at a recent ladies night dinner meeting. Robert Graser was not present but also received a plaque. The Kiwanis Club meets weekly Tuesday at 6 30 p m at New Richmond High School Cafeteria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Ralph Windle
Meredith Burns
Forrest Hinson
Paul Nobis
Earl Boyle
Robert Graser
Kiwanis Club
New Richmond High School
Teen Canteen Expands Weeknight Fun and Scrap Drive
Teen Canteen adds Wednesday and Friday nights to its regular Saturday program to give youths a place to go. Members are soliciting donations for a scrap drive and auction with collection coordinated by Paul Marck. Adults are urged to volunteer, with Ken McElfresh coordinating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teen Canteen
Paul Marck
Ken McElfresh
Charles W. Jackson
New Richmond
Grant Trail Scouters List January Events
January 1972 Scouters Roundtable at Clermont Northeastern School with Institutional Representatives Committeemen and Unit Leaders. Georgetown Scouters Alverda Reed Elementary School hosts District Committee Meeting January 12 at 8 p.m. at the C G E Building Batavia. District Winter Camporee planning and January 22 Business Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Trail Scouters
Scouters Roundtable
Clermont Northeastern School
Georgetown
Alverda Reed
Grant Trail
Batavia
Commissioners
Dan Beard Council
Scout Service Center
Bob Burroughs
PTO Meeting Notice At Community Service Center
Public welcome to a PTO meeting at the school Community Service Center on SR 222 between Batavia and Milford. Refreshments and babysitting provided. For details contact Jack Mackey 732 2651 or Rolland Kelch 752 0767.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarvin
Batavia
Milford
Jack Mackey
Rolland Kelch
PTO
Congress OKs Harsha White Oak Project
Congressman William H. Harsha announced congressional approval of the White Oak Creek Reservoir near Georgetown Ohio, a $57 million flood control lake with $89 million annual benefits and $15 million annual costs. The project awaits Regional Appalachian Commission and Bureau of the Budget approval after final authorization in 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Harsha
State of
Ohio
White Oak Creek
Georgetown
Harsha
White Oak
Nixon
Harshe
Regional Appalachian Commission
Bureau of the Budget
Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Clermont Courier
John Fry
Board of Education
Riverside Gop
Riverside Republican Qub
Pierce Township
Pearl Gohs
Franklin Township
Dennis Murphy
Diana Schwartz
Monroe Township
MT. Repose
Clermont County
Carl H. Rush
Oberer Construction Co
MGS
Rush
the Courier
Ag Ming Sof Ou
LETT
Stanley J. Rafale
Optometrist
W. Main Batavia
Learance
Arnold Stumpf
Onio
New Richmond News
Aileen Whitt
Dallas
Texas
Neiman Marcus
Dad
New
Mary Lee
Tiffany’s
Steuben
Cartier
Portugal
Bonwit Teller
Duchess of Windsor
Hammacher Schlemmer
Hunting World
India
Charles Steinmetz
Congress Ok’s
Harsha White Oak
Jim Riley
S.R
Bethel
NEW Richmond National Bank
Front Street
F.D.I.C
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