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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1963

Page

3

Montey Records Rise in West Coast Pop Scene

Los Angeles based artist Montey, mentored by brothers, begins recording career after high school in 1961. His single All You Had To Do Was Tell Me did well on the west coast, followed by Let's Dance which sold a million. His latest Some Kinda Fun reaches number 44 on the Hot 100 this week. other material includes Robby Darin songs Now You've Gone and You're the Reason I'm Livin. The Champs release Mr. Cool with a flip 3-4 Mash, and Batavia top sellers list features Linda Yesterday, Go Away Little Girl, and Zip-A-Dee Doo-Dah among others.

Chris’ Montey Los Angeles Montey Richie Vaens Jimi Lee Mpressario Monogram Records West the Lad Robby Darin Ray Charles Batavia Linda Dickey Lee Paul Peterson Jed .Clampett Flatt and Scruggs

Diary of Williamsburg First Graders Teaches Daily Life

Linda Fisher endures a rough first day after a swing hit. Freda Vaught resists starting school and naps. The diary lists students by rows including Betty Woodruff, Rose Mary Morgan, Elmer Widmeyer, Harvey Connor, Alfred Zurmehly, and Jimmie Toole Carter among others in a snapshot of a primary class.

Linda Fisher Freda’ Vaught Margaret Ann McNair Betty Woodruff Betty Lou Tominichal Doris Moore Rose Mary Morgan

Cincinnati Printing Week Observed In Greater Cincinnati

More than 13 000 printers in the Greater Cincinnati area mark Cincinnati Printing Week January 13 to 19. A kickoff banquet at the Terrace Hilton, attended by about 250 printers, honored Harry E Brinkman of Cincinnati Lithographing Co. with graphic arts honors.

Cincinnati Ben Franklin Terrace Hilton Hotel Harry E. Brinkman Cincinnati Lithographing Co Brinkman A. F. ‘Lewis Printing Week Anthony Bianchi Williamsville Printing Week Council United States Bianchi Graphic ‘Arts

Arithmetic workshop for Clermont County teachers held at Newtonsville

Northeastern High notes a workshop for first and second grade teachers in the Clermont Northeastern district led by Helen Branham of Silver Burdett. Activities included methods to make arithmetic meaningful, sample materials, and a later film on automation by Robert Hippard.

Atheline Osborne Clermont County Clermont Newtonsville Helen Branham Silver Burdett Company Branham Robert Kirkham Clifford Proud Harris Kirby, Jr C. B. Montgomery Ben Clemons

Life Squad Transport Totals Rise in 1962

The Summerside North Union Township Life Squad reported 227 runs and 244 victims in 1962, up from 156 runs and 171 victims in 1961, with April and December busiest at 25 runs each. Ambulance trips to Cincinnati hospitals numbered 184, 10 deaths on arrival, 33 no hospitalization.

Summerside North Union Township J. R. Forbes Cincinnati Life Squad

Utility Seeks OK to Sell Water For Witham Woods Subdivision

County commissioners seek a legal opinion on selling PUB system water to Southern Ohio Utility Co for resale to 300 unit Witham Woods homes at Withamsville. Attorney Harold Nichols proposes meters at subdivision entrance and in each home to bill consumption. utility would operate subdivision sewer plant. study needed to confirm benefit to all system users as PUB lacks authority to provide general service.

PUB Southern Ohio Utility Company Witham Woods Withamsville Harold Nichols Harlan Mace

Russellville Water System Financed by FHA Marks First in Ohio

Farmers Home Administration officials celebrate completing the Russellville Ohio water system the first of its kind in the state. The $521000 revenue bond issue funds a dam reservoir pumping plant and pipelines with completion expected September 1963. Local leaders include Mayor D W Stephenson and Board of Public Affairs members Gene Pittenger Ralph Holton and E C Schatzman Clerk William Downing Jr.

Farmers Home Administration Russellville Ohio FHA D. W. Stephenson Board of Public Gene Pittenger Ralph Holton E. C. Schatzman Board of Public Affairs William Downing, Jr Brown County

Aliens Urged to File Address Reports in Jan

Leon Due Thomas M. Rebertson urged all aliens in Ohio and Kentucky who have not filed alien address report forms to do so before Jan 31 at the nearest INS office or local post office. Non citizens must report addresses each January with penalties for willful violations.

Thomas M. Rebertson Immigration and Naturalization Service Ohio Kentucky Immigration and Naturalization Service Office United Nations Pederson Immigration and Naturlization Service Office Post Office

Village Loses Its Chief of Police

PETHEL Police Chief Larry Collier resigned after 20 months to take another job. The resignation, accepted at a special council meeting, becomes effective January 19. Collier, an Owensville native and former Fairfax patrolman, leads a small Bethel force with a $4100 annual salary.

Pethel Larry Collier Owensville Collier Fairfax Bethel

Russellville villagers set pattern for rural project costs

A letter from Russell G. England, County Supervisor of Georgetown, Ohio, argues that the cost pattern used by Russellville residents may influence other rural villages and communities to follow similar budgeting practices.

Russellville Ohio Russell G. England Couty Georgetown

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Om Review Russell Martin Champs Mr. Clean Marty’s MAIN Robert L. Seiler MT. Carmel Holting Tin STOAL Helen van del Williamsburg Dale Schulman Elmer Widmeyer Harvey Connor Donald Boyd Robert Bond Ernie Ruffner Archie Ernst Earl Burnett Dallas Smith Middle Row Rose Mary Donaworth Charlotte Ashton Delores Heffner Ethel Malott Vivian Busch Burnice Howlett Georgia Peterson Esther White Norma Jean Walter Smith Olin Malott Charles Storer Gordon Hauck Marion Amiott Alfred Zurmehly Jimmie Toole Carter Dale DeMoss John Hauck Greater Grace Duchemin Dian Everson Mollie Patrick Barbara Blevins Brenda, Wallace Colleen Hamlin Vicky Blasig Jean Herring Bertha Hammons Paula Stroud Carol Harper Rebecca Craycraft Nancy Swartz Magdaline Crayfract Linda Blanton Bonnie Vaughn Ann Coyle Evelyn Aulen Goldie Hutchin Joanne Nimmo Shirley Parker Betty Roudebush Muriel Jenkins Robert Hippard International Data Program Institute Utility Delbert Wilson the Courier Leon Peterson Oscar Wilde THE Christian Science Program E. L. Korb E. Main St Amelia, O G. E. McCarley Optometrists Apple St Georgetown, O Tom Amelia Eastern Ave
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