Civil Defense Viewed as essential in Ohio towns
Henry A. Rattermann argues Civil Defense merits attention in Ohio with Clermont County cited as a case study. He notes state leadership under Major General Henderson and Governor Lausche, outlines the Ohio Plan, and describes area staffs led by Col. Sam Richmond with local civilian volunteers and professionals supporting rescue, firefighting, and recovery readiness.
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Jesus
Honolulu
Manila
Bataan
Ohio
Albert E. Henderson
Lausche
Clermont County
United States Army Air Corps
Soviet Union
Sam Richmond
Cincinnati
Command and General Staff School of
the Army
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
National Guard
Ohio Civil Defense Corps
Cameron H. Sanders
Contest For Probate Judge Looms First Time In Years
Batavia village parking meters have collected $22 in three years and paid $16,112.90 into the treasury. Profit by year shows 1961 with $5,049.08, 1952 with $5,437.95, and 1953 with $5,625.90.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Village
Windeler and two challengers signal Clermont County race
Windeler seeks county commissioner as petitions circulate. Charles Springer of New Richmond enters GOP bid for Probate Judge challenging Democrat Orville Halbisch, who has held the post since 1935. Springer is a New Richmond teacher and attorney. Halbisch has faced little opposition in prior elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Springer
New Richmond
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch Democrat
Charles H. Woodmansee
Halbisch
Harold L. Windeler
Amelia
The
Courier Today
Windeler
Milford
Union
Pierce
Batavia
Boat Owners Must Remove Craft From Stonelick Lake
Edenton Ohio news reports that boats left on Stonelick Lake through March 1 will be deemed abandoned, impounded, and destroyed. State park manager William Hopkins says craft may be slid up to five feet onto lake banks for storage, with ten days to move them to avoid violation.
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Edenton, O
Stonelick Lake
William Hopkins
Figures Show How Street Decoration Money Was Spent
Paul Blocher, chairman of the Batavia street lighting committee, released a financial statement detailing how the $805 contributed by merchants and civic groups was allocated. Costs included $879.12 for plastic center decorations, $366.04 for wire and sockets, $60 for sessional help, $60 for green roping, and $3840 for red ribbon and oil cloth wrapping. Installation costs and meter work remain with CG&E. Blocher said additions next year could build a stronger stock of decorations to attract residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Blocher
Batavia
Penn
Earl Smith
Smith Radio Center
Blocher
Cg&e
Biocher
Fire causes $1,000 damage at Batavia storeroom
A fire in a storeroom behind the Dairy Bar and Clermont Hotel in Batavia caused about $1,000 in damage. Marie Rice discovered the blaze as the Batavia Fire Department, led by Chief Jake Laffleur, responded. the cause remained unknown.
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Clermont
Batavia
Marie Rice
Batavia Fire Department
Jake Laffleur
Clermont County Welcomes First Baby of the Year
David Stump arrives January 2 as Clermont County’s First Baby of the Year, winning gifts from local merchants and shared acclaim with The Clermont Courier contest. Frank and Betty Stump of Loveland are parents. baby born around 1:27 a.m. at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Additional newborns noted for local contests and prize lists from Batavia to Amelia.
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David
Andrew Stump
Our Lady of Mercp Hospital
Mariemont
Clermont
Frank
Betty
Elizabeth) Stump
Wakefield Avenue
Loveland
US Printing and Lithograph Company
Norwood
G. Trevino
Our Lady of Money Hospital
Young David
Sycamore Messenger
Montgomery
The
Messenger
Hamilton County
M. S. Kjellenberg
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Clermont County
Cincinnati
Courier
Queen City
D-X Ranch
Nash Pharmacy
Johnson and Johnson Baby Kit
Dorsey’ Thrift
E” Market
Foster’s Department Stores
Williamsburg
Jim D. Snead
New Richmond
Hall
Hamlet
Amelia State Bank
Amelia
Hartman's
Dennison
Frank Purni
Amelia Hardware
Ankermiller’s Shell Station
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US Army
Henry A. Rattermann
Harry J. Patterson
William R. Hawkins
Carlisle Chemical Works
Norman F. Wehr
J. Russell Cromwell
Frederick H. Keller
Veterans Administration
Fred L. Dennis
John Harry Wasser
Earl Joseph Winter
Bernie N. Schaeffer
Air Patrol
Gertrude Rolfsen
Col. Patterson
Albert Patterson
Miss Rolfsen
Loveland Baby
Bethel Village
Denham Pride
Bob Ely
Paul Bagby
Charles Hook
William White
Sterling Hamilton
Allen White
Richard Smith
Clyde Mattox
Milford Home Savings Association
Russell Shinkle
J. L. Walton
F. B. Critchell
R. F. Turner
F. C. Hartsock
L. C. Smith
D A Saver Sauer
G. W. Monroe
W. C. Doll
nehditMioMart
Wee
Montgomery Paper
LeRoy Smith
Bethesda Hospital
Roy Pingle
West Bend
Stratman
Rogers
Bethel
Main
Mack’s
Mt. Carmel
Mt Carmel
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