Mr Swimming Hopes To Get 300 Kids Afloat This Year
Ken Sharp of Milford leads Clermont County Junior Swim program at Stonelick Lake State Park teaching basic levels twice weekly. He notes third year aims to exceed 300 participants, with volunteers aiding 9 to 16 year olds earning Red Cross certificates and Spunky the Duck emblems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Sharp
Carol Dr
Mt. Repose
Red. Cross
Stonelick Lake State Park
Milford
Clermont County
Sharp
Cincinnati Area
Stonelick Lake
Kennedy
University of Cincinnati
Douglas School
Walnut Hills
Spunky the Duck
Red Cross
Hunter Wins Suit Against Jewett
Lawrence Mulvaney of 849 Bradbury Rd near Locust Corner won 6000 in a civil suit against John B Jewett of Rt 1 Moscow for injuries from a May 23 1959 shooting in front of Jewetts house on Big Indian Creek Rd. Mulvaney sought 50000 for injuries and 25000 punitive damages. Jewett had previously been found guilty of shooting with intent to kill and served a year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Mulvaney
Bradbury Rd
Locust Corner
John B. Jewett
Rt. 1
Moscow
Mulvaney
Harry Britton
Common Pleas Court
Jewett
Big Indian Creek Rd
Associate Joins Dr Lancaster In Summerside Area
Dr Raymond Lee Davidson, a native of Ame lia, will become an associate of Dr Kirby Lancaster at the Vermena Drive and Route 74 medical center in Summerside. He trained at Cincinnati and Ohio State, interned at Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, and will begin practice July 10. Dr Lancaster recently completed two years of practice in Union township.
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Davidson
Kirby Lancaster
Vermena Drive
Rt. 74
Summerside
University of Cincinnati
Ohio State Medical School
Columbus
Miami Valley Hospital
Dayton
Lancaster
Union Township
New Richmond
Goethe Quote About Joy in Work and Accomplishment
A compact Goethe quotation notes happiness comes from liking both the act of doing and the results of one’s past actions. It emphasizes fulfillment from ongoing effort and its outcomes.
Shotgun Accident Injures Local Man Near U S 52
A man identified as Garland Daugher Jr. lost three fingers and a thumb when a shotgun he carried discharged Sunday. He and his brother in law Roger Elkins were walking along U S 52 near here when the mishap occurred, Sheriff Clyde B. Dericks reported.
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Garland Daugherty, Jr
Here
Roger, Elkins
U.S.' 52
Clyde B. Dericks
Foreclosures Loom Over 877 Tax Delinquents in Clermont
Auditor J. F. Paschal announced tax-delinquent owners of 877 properties owe about 75 000 in back taxes and have until July 30 to pay prior to foreclosure. State law restricts action to two-year delinquencies, delaying full collection of the county 500 000 debt while prompting potential voluntary payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
J. F. Paschal
Byron Ross
Paschal
Welfare Director Seeks Probe and Levy for County Welfare
Welfare Director Wayne Oney urged county commissioners to approve a $100,000 levy to fund child welfare and retarded children programs. He called for a board investigation of the Clermont County Welfare Department to expose alleged fraud costing about $100,000 yearly, citing staff shortages and recent relief fund abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Welfare Department
Wayne Oney
Oney
Welfare Department
Courier
Rail Tax Benefits Clermont County Schools Amid Industry Costs
Clermont County schools received 40 964 from 52 929 in 1960 railroad property taxes paid in the area. Ralph C. Diamond of the Railroad Community Service Committee of Greater Cincinnati notes railroads serve John Ruoff began as Associate County Extension Agent of Clermont County July 1 and cites Ohio railroad spending as a factor in public school funding and state taxes. Diamond argues rail subsidies burden taxpayers and tilt competition in favor of other transportation modes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Ralph C. Diamond
Railroad Community Service Committee of
Greater Cincinnati
Southern Ohio
Eastern Railroad Presidents Conference
John. Ruoff
Ruoff
Ohio State University
Aelson County
Milard
Diamond
Public Utilities’ Commission
U.S
Gilliam Seeks New Trial in Wife Murder Case
Gilliam, 68, of Moscow, filed a motion for a new trial through attorney Russell Speed, after being released from Lima State Hospital. Convicted of murdering his wife Grace nine years ago, he faces a life sentence. A stay of execution remains pending a ruling by judges from Brown and Adams counties.
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Charles Gilliam
Rt. 'S
Moscow
Russell Speidel
Gilliam
Lima State Hospital
Grace
Harry Britton
John Houston
Brown County
James W. Lang
Adams County
Judge Bert Long to Speak at Clermont GOP Picnic
Owensville hosts county wide GOP picnic at fairgrounds on Saturday July 15 with barbecued dinners at 5 and 7 pm. Tickets available from Republican committeemen or club presidents Helen Cole and Russell Simmons. Judge Bert H. Long of the circuit Court of Appeals, a 1962 reelection candidate and UC College of Law instructor, will discuss Humor in the Court Room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Fairgrounds
Helen Cole
Russell Simmons
Clermont County
Bert H. Long
Circuit Court of Appeals
College of Law
University of Cincinnati
Long
Buck Doe Deer Visit Bob Dorsey
A Batavia grocer reports a buck and doe deer seen on his East Batavia Heights farm last week. Deer are common in Ohio yet rare in Clermont County, with at least three sightings noted locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Sellers
Cincinnati-Batavia
Robert Dorsey
Batavia Grocer
East Batavia Heights
Ohio
Clermont County
Federal funds not available for Clermont County sewer feasibility study
County officials told Friday by county engineer Carl H. Rush and prosecutor Ralph A. Hill that federal funds are not available to finance a feasibility survey for a Clermont County sewer system. They noted officials in Chicago discussed interest free funds only after feasibility is proven and preliminary planning may still qualify.
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Clermont County
Carl H. Rush
Ralph .A. Hill
Rush
Hill
A. E. Suro
Chicago
Clermont villages to fund county health department under cap plan
Clermont County will contribute 18,170 to run the county health department next year after a budget commission ruling. The revised budget totals 71,530 with township payments at 16,168 and villages at 2,642. Salaries were cut including health commissioner from 18,000 to 14,000 and nurses and sanitarian reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dermont
Health Department
Budget Commission
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Hunter
Dr. Lancaster
Motive
Raymond Lee Davidson
Amelia
Goethe
Shotgun
Man
United Appeal
Eugene Neff
Orce
Ohio Department of Welfare
Federal
Child Welfare Service Fund
Ing
Bob Dorsey
Clermont
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