Batavia Township Zoning Board and Trustees Members List
The Batavia Township zoning board and trustees roster lists members in two rows. First row includes Dale Weaver William Bishop Darrel Lillich Joe Utter and Clifford McKay. Second row shows Herbert Runyan Owen Billingsley Dante Mas.
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Dale Weaver
William Bishop
Darrel Lillich
Joe Utter
Clifford McKay
Herbert Runyan
Owen Billingsley
Dante Mas
Batavia Township
Batavia Township Zoning Board
Recognition of Team Teaching at West Clermont
West Clermont Schools in Amelia Ohio pioneering team teaching with history dating to 1961 at Williamsville and Amelia. Reports describe community meetings school planning visits to Wayland and Newton Massachusetts and a 1963 building completion plan.
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West Clermont
National School Boards Journal
Ohio
Wilhiamsville
Amelia High School
PTA
James H. Wooldridge
Frank Mayer
Amelia
Cincinnati
Board of Education
United States Office of Education
Boston
Wayland
Newton
Massachussets
State Department of Education
Parent-Teacher Association
Ohio University
Russellville Kiwanis Pony Show Set For July 27
The Russellville Kiwanis Club hosts a Horse Pony Show at Russellville school grounds on Friday July 27 at 7 30 p m rain date August 3. Fifteen events include lead in class roadster pony English pleasure and western pleasure divisions with prizes and ribbons. Officials Lew Lewis James Wm Day Donald Stevenson Dr A B Plummer will judge and oversee the event with food and refreshments on site.
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Russellville Kiwanis Club
Russellville
Lew Lewis
James Wm. Day
Donald Stephenson
A. B. Plummer
Millersburg, Ky
Gowers Appeal On Dismissal Set For Wednesday
In Goshen the board of education dismissed superintendent Robert E. Gower on a 3-2 vote. Judge Louis J. Schneidler of the Hamilton County Common Pleas Court will hear the appeal Wednesday. The district remains without a superintendent as the board is barred from hiring a successor until the case concludes. The transcript from the four day ouster hearing runs 529 pages in three volumes.
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Goshen
Robert E. Gower
Goshen Board of Education
Common Pleas Court
Louis J. Schneider
Hamilton County Common Pleas Court
Gower
Bank bandit captured minutes after Loveland hold up
William Gus Warren, 30, of Goshen, arrested at Brown's restaurant bar across from the Loveland Bank after a $1184 robbery. A paper bag of money and a .22 pistol were found on him, a high powered rifle and revolver in his car, aided by Rev. James B. Heininger who identified him. Warren claimed family troubles.
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Loveland
William Gus Warren
Goshen Rd
Goshen
Brown’s
John Fritz
Warren
Fritz
James B. Heininger
Loveland Methodist Church
Heininger
Bob Yeager
General Electric Co
Owensville Garden Club meets at Rosselot home
Owensville Garden Club gathered July 11 at Mr. and Mrs. William Rosselots Rt. 50 home to tour old rose gardens annual garden terraces and patio plantings. Ronald Unger spoke on ornamental design with Weaver Fruit Farm. Mrs. D E Cooper narrated slides of Yellow Springs Nature Camp wildflowers.
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Owensville
LaVon Rosselots
D.E. Cooper
Yellow Springs
Ceil Morris
Ronald Unger
Weaver Fruit Farm
Rosselot
Harry Appel
G. P. Weaver
Modesty and Unselfishness Praised by Men
A concise aphorism notes that modesty and unselfishness are praised as virtues by men, yet often overlooked or ignored in practice.
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Andre Maurois
Forest Hills Journal Office Robbed Sunday Night
Forestville police investigated a burglary at the Forest Hills Journal office Sunday night. A Polaroid camera, a transistor radio, and $50 in cash were taken, with desk and file drawers rifled and entry method not yet determined.
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Forestville
Forest Hills Journal
Edward B. Wright, Jr
Welfare Distributes Commodities To 2914 in June
The county welfare department issued commodities to 2914 people and 1086 clothing items to 288 individuals during June. Distributed items include dried milk 4833 pounds rice 2552 pounds flour 10180 pounds lard 2217 pounds butter 2733 pounds dried beans 5398 pounds canned meat 2834 cans cereal 2862 pounds peanut butter 1238 pounds and cheese.
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County Welfare Department
Wayne Oney
Vacation School At Mt. Moriah Opens July 30
Mt Moriah announces its Annual Vacation Church School starts July 30 in Withamsville. The two week session runs through August 10 with Open House August 9 at 7 30 p m. Parents may register at the Fellowship Hall or by calling 782 1333.
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Mt. Moriah
Withamsville
Mt Moriah
Mary Jean Niehau
Irene Burton
Marlene Schneider
Charlene Ruffley
Rose Schneider
Jo Smithey
Wanda Spear
Gloria Janson
Jenny Wilson
Vi Taylor
Judi Morrens
Joan McKinley
Marilyn van Vleet
Signe Ruppert
Janet Pritchard
Jim Gray
Mike
Mike Boggess
Fellowship Hall
Pond Management Meeting Wednesday at Northeastern School
Owensville speaker Thomas Stockdale of Extenson Wildlife Conservations at Ohio State University and Granville Smith of the Soil Conservation Service will discuss farm pond management and answer questions. The meeting starts at 6 30 p m at Northeastern school by the lake and invites pond and small lake owners to attend.
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Owensville
Thomas Stockdale
Ohio State University
Granville Smith
The
Soil Conservation Service
Northeastern
Youth Drowns as Baby Saved in Local Drownings
A Cincinnati youth Charles George, 16, drowns in Mt Holly Camp lake after companions reportedly tossed him in. A man about 35 to 40, tentatively identified as Charles Paddy, is found drowned in the Ohio River near Neville. a Day Heights baby, Patty Smith, 18 months, is revived after being pulled from a pool by neighbor Water Elliott. Funeral services for George to be held today. 106 Georgetown College students named to the Aben roll at the college.
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Cincinnati
Amelia
Ohi
Neville
Day Heights
Charles George
College Hill
Mt Holly Christian
Clyde Dericks
Stab Lice
Hamiton County
Charles Paddy
Atgasta
Patty Smith
George
Charles A. Miller
Arlene Ansteatt
Josephine Ansteatt
Rt. 3
Batavia
Georgetown College
George C. Bishop
Cecilia Dr
Powers Nurre
Mt. Moriah
Lena B. Bishop
Nee Hoover
Marvin H. Bishop Sr
Mayme Welker
Rose Dobbs
Roy Bishop
Water Shortage Crisis Persists in Loveland Area
Loveland faces a severe water shortage as river and rainfall fail to raise Little Miami levels. Wells run low, and city manager William Shawhan proposes options including damming the river, removing an obsolete Foster dam, or drilling new wells. Army Engineers would need authorization. lawn restrictions remain in force to cut use. Population growth since 1960 adds pressure.
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Loveland
William Shawhan
Little Miami
Weils
Foster
Ohio
Army Engineer Corps
Shawhan
Loveland Girl Promoted As March of Dimes Poster
Carla Ellen Shelton a Loveland polio survivor aged three is selected as a March of Dimes poster girl to travel to Hollywood this week for a movie shoot at 20th Century Fox studios. She is the daughter of R L Shelton a Ford welding engineer and lives at 1413 Bellwood Drive with sister Kathy.
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Loveland
Carla Ellen Shelton
R. L. Shelton
Bellwood Dr
Carla
Hollywood
20Th Century Mfox
Shelton
Mr. Shelton
Ford, Motor Company
Sheltons
Kathy
Health Committee Organizes To Expedite Vaccine Program
In New Richmond on July 7 a Health Promotion Committee organized to speed Sabin vaccines Type I and II distribution on August 5 and September 16. Officers named include Phillips F. Greene MD as chairman, Mrs. Charlie Marie Ginn as secretary, and Charles A. Schneider as treasurer. Volunteers under Robert Tucker will organize 6600 Type II registration cards into an alphabetical master list by family, residence, and age groups, to be integrated with Clermont County centers.
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New Richmond
New
Health Promotion Committee of
Phillips F. Greene
Charlie Marie Ginn
Charles A. Schneider
Clermont County
Greene
Robert Tucker
Bookmobile Schedules for No. 1 and No. 2 Routes
The Bookmobile No. 1 runs Monday to Friday with stops at Cedar, Parker Rd, Pappas Grac, Floyds Restaurant, Locust Corner, Merwin Mile, Lang, Will- o-ee, Village Market, Pantry Shelf, Dieckman Firehouse, Marathon, Edenton, Newtownville. No. 2 serves Steeleville, Hill St Rd, Goshen, Vermont Homes, Ferne, Methodist Ch, Summerside Estates, Loveland, Smithwester, Brown’s Market, O Bannionville, Carmel Sch, Mt Carn Heights, Viking Ville. some days marked off.
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Cedar la
Parker, Rd
Pappas Grac
Floyd’s Restaurant
Locust Corner
Merwin
Lang
Will-o-ee
Village Market
Pantry Shelf
Dieckman Firehouse
Marathon
Edenton
Newtonsville
Steeleville
Hill St. Rd
Goshen
Vermont Homes
Ferne
Methodist Ch
Summerside Estates
Loveland
Deer
Smithwester’s
Brown
Rites Set for Bethel Doctor Nellie Goodwin
Dr Nellie Goodwin 93 longtime Bethel physician dies Saturday native of Bethel Services scheduled for Wednesday at 1 from Kennedy Jaynes home Friends may visit after 3 Younger sister of the late Marie Goodwin
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Bethel
Nellie Gowin
Kennedy
Oral
Marie Goodwin
Quote on self interest from Joseph Joul
A fragment quotes Joseph Joul noting that pursuing one’s own interests with little effort leads to trouble, offering a terse reflection on self discipline and prudence. The line captures a cautionary mood about neglecting personal concerns for long-term consequences.
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Joseph Joul
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Batavia Township Zoning Board and Trustees
Tropalo
Calvin Lewis
Louis Moore
Harold Bissantz
Clarence Lytle
John Erhard
Fred Hammarn
Horse Pony Show
Gowers
Ray Ross
Ceile Morris
Jim Schumard
Journal
Druscilla Brown
Louise German
Mary Jo Smith
Dana Price
Sally van Vleet
Virginia Grau
Doris Ward
Evelyn Willette
Doris McClanahan
Joanne Tissot
Dugie Harrison
Katty Speigel
Sherry Morgan
Jackie Ruffley
Marilyn Garbett
Shirley Miller
Cornelia Ruffley
Linda Jansen
George Bishop Rites
Sara Teasdale
Bookmobile No
O’bannionville
Carmel
Sch
Crea
Mt. Carn Hgts
Viking Ville
Nellie Goodw
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