Batavia Bulldogs Roll Past Felicity for Weekend 2-0 Stretch
Batavia remained undefeated after a 102-58 rout of Felicity as Ron Ogletree scored 30 and Bill Kalcheck 16, with eight Bulldogs in the scoring column. Don Ogletree led Felicity with 32, while North eastern beat Amelia 65-57 in a homecoming at Owensville.
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Batavia High
Downing Goshen
Bulldogs
Felicity
Ron Ogletree
Bill Kalcheck
Warriors
Batavia
Don Ogletree
Miller
Thompson
Howard
Cardinal
Shinkle
McQueary
Phil Tussey
Rockets
Northeastern
Amelia
Owensville
CCL
Hamm
Knox
Barons
Glen Este
Williamsburg
Moore
Dickerson
Trojans
Irvin
Tarvin
Wildcats
Felicity Cardinals
Bethel
Adamson
Rawlings
Tigers
Eastern
Mt. Crab
Jones
Créager
Georgetown
Applegate
McGann
Gillum
Cleveland
Sheffield
Sammons
New Richmond Lions
Indian Hill
Woodruff
Penn
Taylor
Lions
Mitford Eagles
Tuten Pledges A Better Clermont
Edward Tuten of New Richmond seeks the GOP nomination for State Representative in Ohio. He emphasizes Clermont County’s shift from rural to suburban and vows to advocate growth and development while representing local ideals. He notes he cannot list specific measures but pledges to push for betterment.
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Edward T. Tuten
New Richmond
Cwrmont Lourcians
Clermont County
Cler mont County Valuation Rises 1.5 Million in 1963
Cler mont County total tax valuation climbs to 215,211,066 from 200,616,586 as real estate gains 6.7 million and public utility property rises to 71,759,020. Pierce township leads with 59,702,542, Miami and Union townships also post sizable gains while personal property increases slightly to 14,429,166.
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Clermont County
Earl Metzger
Pierce Township
Cg&e
Beckford
Miami Township
Union Township
Hill District GOP selects convention delegates at Hillsboro
Sixth Ohio Congressional District Republicans meet in Hillsboro and name Milford Prosecuting Attorney Ralph A Hin of Clermont and Dr L RF Withide of Adams County as delegates to the San Francisco GOP convention. Highland Irvin Bibler and Fayette William Williams named as alternates. The group also endorses William H Harsha of Portsmouth for re election to Congress. George Siwell chairs and seeks County Clerk of Courts nomination.
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Ohio
Hillsboro
Clermont
Ralph A. Hin
Milford
L RF. Withide
DDS
Adams County
San Francisco
Irvin Bibler
Highland
William Williams
Fayette
GOP
William H. Harsha
Portsmouth
Congress
George Siwell
Clermont County
Republican Executive Committee
Bowling Honors and Scores From Milford Leagues
Marilyn Abbot posted a 510 series and 206 game at Mergard's in Milford. Dee Singletton had 496 with a 173 game. Martha Pitcher and Becky Melvin topped Sun day Mixed with 490 and 458. Martha Gershka Nitz led Mariemont Teachers with 472, Mary Jane Komlos 436. Numerous standout singles appeared across Milford leagues including Lloyd Heisler 612 in Tuesday Nighters and Elvin Summers 235 in the Sunday Two Man Classic.
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Klotch
Marilyn Abbot
Dee Singleton
Martha Pitcher
Becky Melvin
Mariemont Teachers League
Martha Gershkanitz
Mary Jane Komlos
Milford
Don Mergard
Gil Martin
Rich Federle
Cliff Kuhn
Goshen Merchants League
Vic Virzi
Lloyd Heisler
Jack Doll
Earl Benge
Wayne Hughes
Dan Nordheim
Jennie Dunn
Mergard
Grace Davis
Ona Mae
Odums
Mickey Dermody
Bob Mahne
Harold Theives
Elvin Summers
Joe Wieschger
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Dickman
Eagles
Mueller
Peveler
Pope
Loveland Tigers
Deer Park
Garren
Ryde
Lockland
Loveland
Tuten
General Assembly of
Shakespeare
Republican
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Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Paul Cann
Ted Smith
Jerry Holbrook
Cann’‘s
Cann Ford Inc
Hill
Mergard’s
Wayne Ashcraft
John Scales
J. Workman
Tom Scales
Margaret Sheets
Miami Ladies
Chris Campbell
Janet Sampson
Jeanne Ankeim
Betty Klohs
Vera Schmidt
Naomi Hamm
Tina Shfeton
Mary Weigel
Charlotte Lockard
Johnny Parson
Dee Hammon
Linda Rollins
Lovette Burger
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the Courier
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Clown Demert
Lady Baltimore
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