Heart Fund Campaign Opens Feb 1 and Tour Planned
The 1963 Heart Fund campaign opens February 1 with about 12 000 volunteers across Clermont Hamilton Adams and Brown counties. The drive funds heart and blood vessel disease research education and community service led by Harry H Santen. A February 2 four institute tour at Children’s Hospital Kettering Laboratory General Hospital and May Institute invites public reservations at 281 4048.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart Fund
Clermont
Hamilton
Adams
Brown
Harry H. Santen
Heart Association of
Greater Cincinnati
The
Heart Association
Santen
Joel Research Institutes
Children’s Hospital
Kettering Laboratory
General Hospital
May Institute For Medical Research
Jewish Hospital
Vaughn Not Demoted Says Highway Officials
Vaughn remains in the same job class and pay after a transfer to Eaton in Preble County was clarified as not a demotion. Officials say Alex Vaughn will stay in his current classification, while Russell Simmons was named state highway department superintendent in Clermont County amid winter snow disruptions. Crews labored through subzero cold as Clermont faced the season’s heaviest snowfall slowing traffic for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Vaughn
Russell Simmons
State Highway Department
Clermont County
Eaton
Preble County
Vaughn
Ned T. Dunn
Department of State Personnel
Columbus
Mons
Clermont
Thursday Deadline on Trailer Taxes
Thursday January 31 is the final day to pay trailer taxes without penalty. County Auditor J F Paschal warned trailer owners that a one dollar penalty is charged for every delinquent payment up to 25 days after the due date. The tax varies by district, trailer cost and age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. Paschal
Civic Club Begins Membership Drive
The Upper Clough Civic Club promotes a membership drive inviting local citizens to engage in community progress. Leaders urge active participation to shape development and address neighborhood issues, noting a $2 yearly family membership and a Feb. 6 meeting at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clough Heights
Upper
Clough
Lou McCabe
Hubert Nead
Nead
Pike
Utility Plans Sewage Service Expansion for Miami
Col Bryan Bar beau, consulting engineer, reviews two site options for a county sewer system and aims to apply for federal aid. John Armleder to negotiate land for the project as Southwestern Ohio Utilities proposes to install sewer and treatment plants to serve Day Heights Mulberry and Witham Woods areas. William Noble offers half funding if owners provide the rest, aligning with county plans prioritizing Union township before broader service.
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Bryan Barbeau
Summerside Estates
Willowville
John Armleder
Southwestern Ohio Utilities Company
Inva Sewer
Doug
William Noble
Witham Woods
Withamsville
Miami
Union Township
Pocketbook Politics program on family budgets
Clermont County campaign clubs announce a February 14 meeting titled Pocketbook Politics The program features Mrs Ralph Hawkins leading the main discussion and Mrs Werner overseeing a panel The event takes place at Batavia American Legion hall at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Verner
Clermont County Men and Women’s Republican Clubs
Ralph Hawkins
Werner
American Legion Hall of
Batavia
Mary Baker Eddy on existence and scientific fact
A quotation asserts that a material sense of existence is not the scientific fact of being, attributed to Mary Baker Eddy. The line contrasts experiential perception with metaphysical truth in her teaching.
UC Gets Gutenberg Bibles Facsimile Volumes Presented
University of Cincinnati officials and librarian applaud two exact facsimile Gutenberg Bible volumes presented by Cincinnati book dealer Bertrand L. Smith Jr. The facsimiles reproduce the original fifteenth century Bibles now housed in West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter. .C . Langsam
Jeff
University of Cincinnati
Arthur T. Hamlin
University
Bertrand L. Smith Jr
Cincinnati
Germany
Midwest
United States
Fires From Overheated Furnaces Roar Across County
Three early Thursday fires blamed on overheated furnaces and stoves tore through county homes as 22 below zero weather hampered hydrants and water hoses. Losses totaled about 25 000 dollars across Batavia and nearby towns, with specific homes on Riverside and Power Place, Rt 133, and Airport Road burning to the ground and smoldering into Friday.
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Batavia
William Washburn
Garland Auxier
S. Riverside
Power Pl
Jacob Laffleur
Washburn
Richard Davis
Batavia Police Department
Laffleur
William Nagle
Rt. 133
Edehton
Newtonsville
Robert Miracle
Airport Rd
Bethel
Dick Smith
Soybean Production Clinic to Feature Four OSA Experts
Clermont County to host a Soybean Production Clinic at Batavia Methodist Church on March 5 with four OSU Extension specialists. Speakers include Drs. Lewis C. Saboe Edward W. Stroube and Harold E. Shoemaker and engineer William E. Gill. The program covers varieties planting fertility weed control harvesting and exhibits. County agent W W Hamilton says attendees may ask questions about their problems.
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Clermont County
Batavia Methodist Church
Ohio State University
Agricultural Extension Service
Lewis C. Saboe
Edward W. Stroube
Harold E. Shoemaker
William E. Gill Saboe
Shoemaker
Stroube
Gill
W.W. Hamilton
Chamber Names Citizen of Year at Milford Inn
Billy H Witt 16 Emily Dr named outstanding citizen of the year by Milford Junior Chamber at the Bosses and Fathers night banquet at the Milcroft Inn. He heads Milford life squad, praised for quick actions saving seriously injured locals. Carey W Thompson warns loans and purchase agreements due Jan 31 for 1962 crops barley sorghum oats rye soybeans wheat.
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Milford
Billy H. Witt
Emily
Milcroft Inn
Witt
Life Squad
Carey W. Thompson
Clermont Asc County Committee
Harsha calls for full Cuba crisis probe of State Dept
Representative William H. Harsha urges a complete investigation into the State Department over the Cuban crisis. He links Turkish and Italian missile base dismantling to appeasement and says American security has been traded away. He demands removal of officials responsible for what he calls ill advised policies.
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William H. Harsha
Congress
State Department
Harsha
Turkey
Italy
Khrushchev
Russia
Cuba
Burg Legion Post To Burn Mortgage Celebration
The Harry C Dennis American Legion Post 288 plans a mortgage burning dinner and dance for members and wives on Saturday February 2 at their east Main Street building. Guest of honor will be Stuart G Luginbuhl commander of the American Legion Department of Ohio. He served in the Air Force during World War II and later became a CPA and Legion leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Dennis American Legion
Legion
East Main St
Auxiliary
Stuart G. “Sta” Luginbuhl
American Legion
Department of Ohio
Air Force
Stu
Cincinnati
G.I. Bill
Post 744
The
Cin
Ethel
Newtown
Williamsville
Mt.Carmel
Charles’ &. Mudge
Cold Weather Triggers Emergency School Closure in Clermont County
Hazardous road conditions and sub zero temperatures last week led to unexpected school holiday across Clermont County. Public and parochial schools closed with classes canceled Monday except in West Clermont where schools remained open.
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Clermont County
West Clermont
Marcus Aurelius on being part of a greater whole
The quote reflects Marcus Aurelius’s view that individuals are integral components of a larger unity. It emphasizes interconnection within humanity and the duty to align personal will with the common good.
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Marcus Aurelius
Loveland Council Moves to Borrow Against Tax Funds
The Loveland council votes to borrow 10000 from expected April income tax receipts to cover expenses tied to the new tax ordinance including tax commission salaries and printing. It also approves water sewer line extensions to a proposed industrial park to attract industry and discusses plant relocations by Cincinnati box firm and Tri State Manufacturing. A decision halts new building permits until street signs are erected and the Ohio Public Utilities Commission will hear a B and O petition to move the Loveland freight office.
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Loveland
Rt. 48
C.J. Brandt
Cincinnati Box and Partition Co
Queensgate
Tri-State Manufacturing Company
St. Columban
Holman
Gallenstein
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Columbus
Xavier Professor to Speak at Catholic Men's Meeting
Deanery officials in Batavia announce the St Martin Deanery Council of Catholic Men quarterly meeting for February 3 at St Philomena Parish Stonelick. Dr Clarence A Sommer Xavier University education professor will discuss The Catholic Layman's Role in the Federal Aid Controversy followed by a Q and A period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Welsh
Batavia
St. Martin
Clement, Adams, Brown, Highland
Countians Urged To Sign Petition For Circle Freeway
A meeting with the Division of Highways is set for Jan 31 in Middletown. Carl Bernges, chairman of the Circle Freeway subcommittee, asks Clermont County residents to sign and mail a petition by Jan 30 urging early construction of Interstate 275 Circle Freeway to ease traffic and aid county economic development.
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S. State Department of Highways
Middletown
Carl Bernges
Circle
Clermont County
Ohio
Bernges
Circle Freeway
Greater
Cincinnati
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Santeno
Cincinnati Heart Association
Roy Noffsinger
James Cooke
Division
Supt
Sim
Civic Club
Miami” Sewer Service
Mary Baker Eddy
Gutenberg Bibles
Sela
Old Legion
Aftoh-Elklick Bay
Wiliamsburg
Juanita Colter
OSA
Rhodes
Helen Adams
Floral Ave
Amelia
Mary E. Cowan
Elmont Dr
Mt. Carmel
Clarissa .T. de Fosset
W. Loveland Ave
Delia McClanahan
Felicity
Ada Stroup
Macedonia Rd
Mabel Sontag
Miamiville
Mack’s Furniture Store
Jerome K. Shumard
Rt. 50
Owensville
Elvira Werner
al Wolfe
Graser-Wolfe Chevrolet, Inc
Bette J. Woodward
Main St
Goshen
Elizabeth Wrigglesworth
New Richmond
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Clermont County Agronomy Committee
Harold Shoemaker
William Gill
Edward Stroute
Burg Legion
Hamilton County
Mary
William Penn
Oliver
Cromwell
Stuart G, Luginbuhl
Deanery
Xavier
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