Fourth of July Picnic at Mrs Schobert Home
Mayme Ulrey reports a July Fourth gathering at Mrs. Frank Schobert's home with guests including Vin Ansteatt and Tom Ansteatt families from Owensville, Marie Ehrat and Mylen Ehrat from Norwood and Denver, and Judy Ansteatt absent. Also noted are Ethel Fliedman Otterbein Village and Ben Schwartz Cincinnati as Friday dinner guests. Additional visits include Cluff Meyer Sarasota and Cumberland Falls trip. Jean Harrilla among 30 Ohio teachers awarded Robert Taft Fellowship enabling two weeks study at University of Cincinnati.
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Frank Schobert
Vin Ansteatt
Tom Ansteatt
Tom Martin
Owensville
Marie Ehrat
Norwood
Mylen Ehrat
Denver
Colo
Judy Ansteatt
Patrick
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ethel Fliedman
Otterbein Village
Ben Schwartz
Cincinnati
Frank Schubert
Ray Schuster
Cluff Meyer
Sarasota
Fla
Meyers
Cumberland Falls
Jean Harrilla
Ohio
Robert Taft
University of Cincinnati
Clermont Courier publication notice from Batavia Ohio
The Clermont Courier is Batavia Ohio's oldest newspaper published weekly with second class post status. It notes circulation and history, mentioning prior titles The Spirit of the Times and The Chronicle of the Times and lists Batavia as the post office of origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Nichols Sisters Attend Chautauqua Summer School
Betsy and Judy Nichols daughters of Mr and Mrs Hugh L Nichols attend the Chautauqua Institution New York. Betsy a Barnard College graduate studies music for seven weeks while Judy a Batavia High School junior attends Theatre School for six weeks. The Chautauqua Summer School, oldest in the U S, focuses on professional teaching studies advanced music and cultural courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsy
Judy Nichols
Hugh L. Nichols
Chautauqua Institution
Chautauqua
New York
Judy
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York City
Batavia High School
Cincinnati Youth Symphony
Thornton Wilder
Moliere
United States
Bethel Tate Board Sets July Meeting for Budget Action
A special Bethel Tate Board of Education meeting is scheduled for July 13 at 7 30 p m. The agenda includes adopting the 1973 budget hiring teachers accepting resignations and discussing office furniture matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel-Tate Board of Education
New Sewer Inspector Appointee Shapes Clermont County inspections
Matt Storch named sewer inspector for lateral inspections with Hubert Meyer assisting under Donald Watkins. A 20 year Clermont Plumbers Association charter member and Cincinnati Master Plumbers veteran, Storch vows firm fair inspections to protect homeowners and discourage fly-by-night installers. His family business in Clermont County will continue by his sons and his father. MA Maurice Sterman, a VA neuropsychologist, claims to train patients to control grand mal seizures by brain wave regulation.
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Matt Storch
Hubert Meyer
Donald Watkins
Clermont County
Storch
Cincinnati Master Plumbers Association
Clermont Plumbers Association
Matt Jr
Mike
Maurice Sterman
Area Hospital Opens Alcoholics Service at CMHI
Cincinnati Mental Health Institute and Emerson A North Hospital inaugurate a 12 bed detox unit for alcohol related intoxication with a four day program as a prelude to rehabilitation. Patients needing full medical or psychiatric care will be referred to other facilities. The program aims to be one of the nation’s first public detox efforts and is supported by local health groups and drug companies. For more information call 541-0135.
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Cincinnati Mental Health Institute
Emerson A. North Hospital
Owoert W. Duckicy
M1. VW
Buckley
Tom Morrison
Council On Alcoholism of the
Cincinnati Area, Inc
CMHI
Vincent R. Facciato
Upjohn Drug Company
Smith, Kline & French
Hilltop Medical Lab Services
New Firms Incorporate in Columbus and Batavia
Three new businesses filed articles of incorporation in Columbus and Batavia. A and A Construction Inc and Tibbs Mobile Home Service Inc list agents from Cincinnati and Goshen, with filing firms Merland O'Meara Niehaus Monahan Rusche and Lindhorst Dreidame. Batavia Investment Company lists owners Hugh L Nichols II Richard G McCue James G Nichols and agent Hugh L Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ted W. Brown
A. & A. Construction Inc
Union Two
Maurice A. Niehaus
Martha Krampe
Linda Schonberger
Albert A. Adams, Jr
Bowling Green honors Kathy Ann Beckelhymer student
Kathy Ann Beckelhymer daughter of Harold L. and Mrs. Beckelhymer of Batavia was named to Bowling Green University's spring honors list as a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences with a 3.7 GPA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Ann Beckelhymer
Harold L. Beckelhymer
Batavia
Bowling Green University
College of Arts and Sciences
Sergeant Dies In Jeep Crash Near Batavia
Sgt. Michael Carleton Rice 24 of Hamilton died when his military jeep overturned on Elklick Road during maneuvers with the 147th Infantry Battalion Ohio National Guard. Two other occupants, Timothy Powers 23 and Paul Saffell, were treated at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont. Funeral services for Rice were held Tuesday in Hamilton.
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Elklick Road
Batavia
Michael Carleton Rice
Hamilton
147Th Infantry Battalion
Ohio National Guard
Timothy Powers
Jefferson
Paul Saffell
Springdale Road
Osieeaia
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Rice
Masons Honored at Goshen Lodge 119 Award Ceremonies
Goshen Masonic Lodge 119 honored three members during an award ceremony on July 8. Carey Thompson aged 86 received a 65 year pin for long service and grounds donation, while Herbert McCormick and Robert Roudebush received 60 year and 50 year pins respectively.
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Goshen
Goshen Gals Make Towels For Church
The Goshen Gals met July 3 at the Methodist Church with Debbie Wallace leading the pledge. Members discussed the County Fair flower show and planned to change meeting dates due to ball practice while making towels for the church. Several members brought desserts. A Veterans Administration was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa Seminature
Goshen Gals
Methodist Church
Debbie Wallace
Conventions Close as 30000 Gather in Cincinnati
More than 30,000 members of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ across the United States are to attend the final session at Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati on July 14 at 8 p.m. Bethel Church of Christ plans charters and cars for the trip. The four day North American Christian Convention began July 11 at Cincinnati Convention Hall. The program includes a 1500 voice teen choir performing The Good Life and appearances by Vonda Kay Van Dyke and Dan Issel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Churches and Churches of Christ
United States
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati
Bethel
Jack Martin
Bethel Church of Christ
Cincinnati Convention Hall
John
Vonda Kay van Dyke
Dan Issel
Bridge Repair Earns Praise for Stonelick Bridge
The Ohio Covered Bridge Committee led by chairman John A. Diehl praises Clermont County officials for repairing and restoring the Stonelick Bridge. The effort is hailed as a historic and picturesque improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Covered Bridge Committee
John A. Diehl
Clermont County
Stonelick Bridge
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Diana Shelton
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Allensburg
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Laterican International Pictur
Amelia
Storch Plumbing, Inc
Area Hospital
Alcoholics’ Service
Don Patton
CINTI
MT. Carmel
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General Motors Corp
UNION
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
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U.S
Standard Group Life
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Masons
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Christian Churches
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Federal Land Bank
Lebanon
Batavia Farm Bureau
Kepfingtons
Tuxedo & Accessories
Skeffington’s
Clermont
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Chrysler
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