Northeastern Student Among 90 Earn Science Honor
Carol Siebert of Northeastern high school will be one of 90 top science students in Greater Cincinnati honored at Science Youth Day dinner during the International Edison Birthday Celebration on February 8. The event at Hotel Netherland Hilton is sponsored by Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company with the U S Committee for the International Edison Birthday Celebration.
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Carol Siebert
Norttheastern High School
Victor Ambelias
Greater Cincinnati
International Edison
Rt. 2
Goshen
Hotel Netherland Hilton
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Thomas Alva Edison
Pe Oti
Milan
Zoning Proposal Hearing Set for Amelia Village
A public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance for Amelia village will be held at the municipal building on February 19 at 8 p.m. The text and maps may be viewed at the Amelia Post Office from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Sunday.
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Amelia
Amelia Village
Kincaid Station to Open With Two Day Gala in MT. CARMEL
MT CARMEL Kincaid's Sohio Service Station on Rt 74 will celebrate a formal opening Friday and Saturday Jan 19 20 Dealer Clayton E Kincaid will give free first aid kits and balloons to children during the two day event Free soda will be served The modern station offers Sohio service and auto accessories Kine 4 who lives at 452 Hilltop Dr has ten years in service station work
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MT. Carmel
Kincaid
Clayton
E. Kincaid
Ts. Kine '4
Hilltop Dr
Owensville Considers 1 Percent Village Income Tax
Owensville explores a one percent income tax for residents to fund village costs while debates over Cincinnati payroll sharing continue. Mayor Robert Hyde pushes the measure, citing local control and a state law framework, with council and PTA groups soliciting community input on names for new school buildings and a trailer tax update.
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Owensville
Robert Hyde
Cincinnati
Joseph W. Evans
Hyde
Owersville
Special meeting planned by Clermont Heart Fund leaders
A special campaign meeting for Clermont County Heart Fund chairmen captains and volunteers is set for Monday January 22 at 8 p m at Batavia Presbyterian Church Dr Frederick S Skeen president of the Clermont County Heart Council of the Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati urges all workers to attend Principal speakers include Walter S Page Jr executive director Ohio State Heart Association and William T Stambaugh State Association field consultant who will preview national state and local campaigns A brief Eisenhower statement will be shown Page has led the Heart Association since 1952 and previously served in major roles and as executive secretary in nearby counties He is a Ohio State University graduate
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Clermont County Heart Fund
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Frederick S. Skeen
Clermont County Heart Council
the Heart Association of
Greater Cincinnati
Skeen
Clermont County
Walter S. Page, Jr
Ohio State Heart Association
William T. Stambaugh
State Heart Association
American Heart Association
Eisenhower
Page
Passie County Tuberculosis and Heart Association of
New Jersey
Ohio State University
Film On Student Riot To Be Shown To PTA Council
Clermont County PTA hears Linley Crosthwaite American Legion leader present Operation Abolition a 45 minute film about the May 1960 San Francisco student riot in protest of HUAC hearings The film criticized by communists and leftists is no longer shown to U S armed forces Crosthwaite Navy veteran and speaker has given 200 talks on communism The public is invited with a Q and A on communism.
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Clermont
PTA
Linley L. Crosthwaite
Hamilton County Council
American Legion
Batavia' High School
San Francisco
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Crosthwaite
Navy
Legion
Hamilton County
Fourth District
Reports Slated At TB Meeting In Clermont County
The Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association will meet Tuesday January 23 at 303 Main Street Batavia at 8 p.m. Dr Philip E Greene of New Richmond will report on the State TB and Health Association meeting. A heat testing program in county schools and follow up of positive reactions will be discussed. A Christmas Seal Sale contribution report will be given and 10500 follow up reminders mailed with a Feb 28 deadline for responses.
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Clermont County ‘Tuberculosis and Health Association
Main Street
Batavia
Phillips E. Greene
New Richmond
State
TB and Health Association
Stirling Moore
Zoning Program Nears Bethel Approval
Bethel Village Council poised to approve an ordinance on January 22 establishing a zoning plan with a 75 foot minimum building lot and an 8500 square foot area minimum. Zoning Commission members include Mayor Francis Smith and others with planning staff aid from Clermont County and A E Suro executive director.
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Bethel
Francis Smith
Robert Frame
Russell Canter
Paul Bagby
Paul Peak
Clermons County Planning Commission
A. E. Suro
Wrestling Card Cancelled at Burg Story Leads
The lead story notes the cancellation of a wrestling card at the Burg venue. Details are sparse in the fragment, but the postponement is tied to the expected main event and venue policy. Further specifics require the full article.
Sheriff reports record activity for 1961 year
Sheriff Clyde B. Dericks disclosed a year of marked upswings in 1961 with 1702 prisoners, 3664 deputy missions, 759 arrests, and 264920 miles driven. Auctioned property rose to 142 pieces, county court revenue climbed to 13894 plus 8000 from other courts, while budget cuts threaten future gains.
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Clyde B. Dericks
Williamsburg Schools Close Over Hepatitis Absenteeism
Williamsburg area reports 30 hepatitis cases with 20 among students and 25 percent absenteeism of 1300 pupils. Board of Education votes voluntary school closure. Booster Club event canceled. reopening planned after illness decline. Health commissioner Dr Albert W Van Sickle urges parents to keep children home and seek care if symptoms appear.
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Williamsburg
Board of Education
Robert M. Goforth
Booster Club
Albert W.van Sickle
Clermont County
Tis
Welfare hospital bill dispute tops Clermont County 1961 finances
Ohio records show total fines and forfeitures statewide rose to 2 770 045 with Clermont County contributing 16 360 56. State take 45 percent 1 246 520 and local share 1 523 525. Cincinnati hospitals claim county owes 110 000 for welfare care though county says 53 000 approved bills exist. Commissioners aim to clear welfare revenue 230 000 for 1962 amid hospital credits.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Clermont
Cincinnati
Wayne Oney
Smith Announces For District Post
Frank E. Smith, Portsmouth businessman and livestock farmer near Minford, has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth District. He will resign as Portsmouth postmaster early February to campaign full time. He previously sought the lieutenant governor nomination in 1958 and the Sixth District Congress nomination in 1960, and has led the Civil Service Commission and served with the Portsmouth Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee. Smith vows to push industrial and agricultural development and support President Kennedy’s economic program.
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Frank. E. Smith
Portsmouth
Minford
Smith
Congress
House of Representatives
Kennedy
Six Roads Added To Miami Township Road System
County commissioners add six public roads to Miami township after trustees indicate willingness to accept responsibility. Holland Dr 1400 ft Ring Lane 833 ft Oskamp Dr 1208 ft Jer ves Dr 775 ft David Court 797 ft Bobby Court 388 ft.
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Miami Township
Holland
Ring Lane
Oskamp
Jerves
David Court
Bobby Court
Reynolds Gets Nod For Commissioner
Clermont County Democratic groups endorsed Amelia Allen Reynolds 44 for county commissioner at Mt Lookout Building & Loan Co. Reynolds, mayor of Newtonsville, previously ran in 1960 primary, now works as a state highway inspector. Other candidates Charles F. Clark Harry Lee Hannah and Aaron Flowers sought endorsement. Clark criticized the party leadership for not backing his re election and vowed to campaign on his record.
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Amelia — Allen E. Reynolds
Clermont County
Democratic Central and Executive Committees
Mt. Lookout Building & Loan Co
Reynolds
Newtonsville
State Highway Department
Charles F. Clark
Harry Lee Hannah
Bethel Insurance
Arin Flowers
Clark
Community Figures Tied to Granges and Clubs
Frank Smith is active in the Madison Grange and Pomona Grange plus fraternal groups including the Elks Eagles Shawnee Western Saddle Club and Business and Professional Men's Club and the Masonic Lodge.
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Frank Smith
The
Madison Grange
Pomona Grange
Elks, Eagles, Shawnee Western Saddle Club
Business and Professional Men’s Club
And
Masonic Lodge
Paschal Seeks Re-Election as Clermont County Auditor
Auditor J F Paschal announced he will run in the Democratic May primary for another term. He pledged to continue four years of service during a crucial financial era and to help carry out the economy program to place Clermont County on a sound financial foundation.
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J. F. Paschal
Paschal
Clermont County
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Kincaid Station
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West Clermont
Brantner Lane
Floyd Weaver
West
Ohio Pike
J. F. Paschall
Little
R. G. Little
County Board of Education
Board of Trustees
Southwest District
Ohio School Boards Association
William Austin
Heart Fund
Iiiness
Burg
PTA Council
Dericks
OSP
Miami
Frank E. Smith
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