Candidates For Municipal Election Must File Petitions By Feb 6
Ohio secretary of state outlines filing deadlines for municipal candidates in counties over 2,000. Democrats and Republicans must file Form 1 signed by 5 to 25 electors with party affiliation by 4 p.m. February 6 at Clermont County Board of Elections. Independent candidates use a different timetable from the 1955 primary rules with signatures equal to 1 percent or 25, whichever is greater, and must file by February 6 if no party candidates ran in 1955. State instructions note petitions require proper fees and are void if excessive in number.
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Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Clermont County Board of Elections
County Board of Elections
Rainbow Path to Pot of Gold for Teen Cameramen
High school teens are invited to Kodak’s National High School Photographic Awards offering $5,000 in prizes across four categories. Each category awards $300 first prize for school activities, family and non school actions, scenic views without people, and animal photos. Entries open January 1 with rules available in schools or by postcard to Rochester New York.
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Kodak
National High School Photographic Awards
State Street
Rochester
New York
John van Guilder
Home Buyers Face New Problems in 1957
The Kiplinger Magazine editors warn prospective buyers that financing will be tight in 1957 with loan scarcity and rising interest rates between 5 and 6 percent. Despite higher prices, buyers can still find good deals by considering older homes and sensible, safe financing.
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Changing Times
The
Kiplinger Magazine
County Board of Elections Offers Petition Forms
The Secretary of State requires petition forms for candidates to be filed. All forms are available at the county Board of Elections office for interested candidates seeking ballot access.
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Secretary of State
County Board of Elections
Cincinnati Man Convicted in Auto Theft and Assault
William Wallace of Cincinnati was convicted in Clermont County Common Pleas Court of auto theft and assault and battery after a jury changed unarmed robbery to assault. Judge Harry Britton deferred sentencing. Wallace and two women allegedly mugged Luther Allison after leaving a Vine Street cafe. Wallace was arrested in New Orleans and held for Clermont County. Fred Murphy defended him as Ralph Hill and Robert Jones led the state's case.
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William Wallace
Cincinnati
Clermont County Common Pleas Court
Harry Britton
Luther Allison
Norwood
Vine St
Branch Hill
Allison
Wallace
New Orleans
Clermont County
Fred Murphy
Ralph Hill
Robert Jones
State sales tax receipts top last year but annual total dips
The state reports cumulative sales tax revenues of 112,631,185 by Dec 22, surpassing last year’s 112,088,004 by 543,181. County figures show Clermont County weekly collections 27,491.70 versus 22,787.90 a year ago, while year to date receipts total 404,734.07, down 38,488.69 from 443,222.76 last year.
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Roger W. Tracy
Clermont County
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Clermont Building, Loan and Savings Company
New Richmond, Ohio
Federal Home Bank System
U Sie
Rio Loe
Patton Sewing Center
Batavia, Ohio
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Eagle Savings & Loan Assn
Cheviot
Glenmore
Silverton
Montgomery
MT. Washington
Beechmont & Cerbly
Beechmont
Savings and Loan
the Courier
Put ‘Er
Lowell Bauer
East High School
Denver
Colorado
First National Bank
American Legion
Archie Lee Boyce
Route
Bethel
Bel-Aires
Chieftain
Pontiac
Cieftain
Stowe
Batavia
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