IFYE Makes New Friends At Grammar School Graduation
Frank Fender, an IFYE to Nationalist China, attends Lucha Grammar School graduation in Taiwan. He observes the social grammar program supplying free milk, mushroom farming, and nutrition efforts, meets Principal Hung and local officials, and notes the students with numbers, songs, and diplomas amid a festive ceremony and dinner hosted by the FTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifye
Frank Fender
China
Hsueh-Yi
Lucha Grammar School
Hung
Lin
Luchu Hsiang
United States
Taiwan
Chiang Kai-shek
FTA
Mt Carmel Dance Boosts Baseball For Youngsters
Mt Carmel resident Jerry Lynch joins Mt Carmel Booster Club to fund a community baseball and softball program. A dance under the stars at Thriftway parking lot on Rt 74 Mt Carmel Tabasco Rd raises money with prizes including a Motorola stereo and GE items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Lynch
Cincinnati Reds
Mt. Carmel
Lynch
Weyman Smith
Weyman
Amelia High School
Morehead State College
Jack Andres
Bruce Hoderlein
Mel Hoderlein
Motorola
Manor Ladies
Three On Ohio U Dean's List For Second Semester
Ohio University in Athens announces 705 students named to the dean's list for the second semester of 1961 62, including three Clermont Countians. Freshmen need at least a 3.0 GPA, upperclassmen a 3.3. The Clermont entrants are Thomasine G Mc Farland Joy DuPriest and Paul W Ropp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University
Athens
Clermont
Batavia
Clermont Northeastern High School
Joy DuPriest
Riverside Dr
Milford
Paul W. Ropp
Rt. 1
Williamsburg
Williamsburg High School
Rites Tomorrow for Batavian Victim in Fatal Home Shooting
Batavia Jos eph A Wolfe 23 was found fatally shot in his living room Sunday at his New Street home. Coroner Dr A A Gruber and police investigated after the wife reported an argument and a shot fired. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 1 PM Moore Funeral Home with burial Lucy Run Cemetery. survivor list includes wife children parents and siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Gruber
Joseph
A. Wolfe
New St., Batavia
Ed Colonel
Larry Smith
Richard Davis
Moore Funeral Home
Lucy Run
Wolfe
Dan Wolfe
Batavia
Operating Levy Up For Vote and New Principal Named
James E. James 39 y earns principal post at Newtonsville Elementary succeeding retiring Carl E. Anstaett. County commissioners vote to place a one mill tax levy on November ballot to raise about 130000 for county government over three years, with funding also covering child welfare and other needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. James
Blue Ash
Newtonsville
Carl E. Ansteatt
James
Wilmington College
Madeira
Charles L. Hook
Zenas Anstaett
Board of Commissioners
Charles F. Clark
Carl R. Rush
Airport Rd
Bethel
Ward Murray
Brewer Company
Cromley Drive
Miami Township
Two Local Executives At New York Seminar
James H. Wooldridge and Frank Mayer of West Clermont schools joined 34 Ohio school executives at a two day Rochester seminar on administrative communications planning with teachers, parents, and the public. The event, sponsored by School Management Institute in Columbus, was held at Eastman Kodak’s communications center. Ohio Association of School Administrators president Supt. Carl A. Raden led the group. Eastman Kodak’s Adrian L. Ter Louw said the seminar covered the latest communications technology techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeira
Hamilton County
Blue Ash
WCET
James
Planning Commission
Sycamore
Charles G. James
Waynesville
Robert
Nationwide Insurance
Clermont County
James H. Wooldridge
Frank Mayer
West Clermont
Ohio
Rochester
The
School Management Institute, Inc
Columbus
Eastman Kodak Company
Ohio Group
Supt
Carl A. Raden
Mariemont
Ohio Association of School Administrators
Adrian L. Ter- Louw
Eastman
Blue Cross introduces new fees across 15 Southwestern Ohio counties
The Ohio Department of Insurance approved increases for Blue Cross members in 15 counties including Clermont. Standard Service and Billed-at-Home plans rise by 0.50 to 1.90 monthly, averaging about 18 percent, amid rising hospital costs. Hospital Care Corp cites larger bills and medical advances driving the hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Cross
Ohio
Clermont
Ohio Department of Insurance, Hospital Care Corporation
Earl H. Kammer
Hospital Care Corporation
Rmembers
Pate
Kammer
Ohio Department of Insurance
West Clermont Board Seeks 1.5 Million Bond for Schools
At the July 16 meeting the West Clermont Board of Education approved a resolution to place a 1.5 million dollar bond issue on the November 1962 ballot. Funds would build fire proof schools, add to facilities, buy equipment, acquire land, and improve sites. The move aims to end double sessions and provide regular sessions for all pupils, with kindergarten restored to the term. The district notes church rentals have produced substandard classrooms. The district also reports improved teacher recruitment, with 16 resignations (less than 8 percent) versus a national 10 percent. More teachers are needed due to retirements and enrollment growth, though high school staffing improves while elementary remains tight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont
Sei
Prac
Hamilton
Gunman Robs Loveland Loan Firm In Bank Street Heist
A well dressed gunman robbed Economy Savings and Loan in Loveland calmly gathering cash. Teller Miss Lou Watkins, 18, filled a paper bag as assistant manager George Russell watched, with under $1000 believed seized. Suspect is described as 5'8", dark suit, white shirt, dark tie and sunglasses. Police pursue tip involving two suspects and an anonymous call to Judge Britton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
Lou Watkins
Goshen
Economy Savings and Loan Company
George Russell
Miss Watkins
Loveland Bank
William Warren
Common Pleas
Harry Britton
University of Cincinnati faculty contribute to new business text
Professor Cheries L Barngrover of Amelia collaborates on a finance text with Dr Richard E Ball of UC and others from Michigan State and NYU. The work aims to present public problems solving, with Barngrover providing problems and questions for Ball’s chapters, and Dr Arthur T Taitt assisting. County schools offer $200 to $400 above the West Clermont schedule as new faculty are welcomed for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheries L. Barngrover
Lucy Run Rd
Amelia
University of Cincinnati
Richard E. Ball
Department of Finance
Uc’s
College of Business Administration
Rollin Simonds
Michigan State University
Eugene J. Kelley
New York University
Barngrover
Ball
Arthur T. Taitt
West Clermont
New Location Found for Clermont School for Retarded Children
Clermont's school for retarded children will move to the Charles Lewis residence on Spring Street Batavia after leaving Lindale Baptist Church. The Lewis residence has five rooms and a kitchen and will cost $120 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
Spring St
Batavia
Clermont’s
Lindale Baptist Church
Lewis
Carolyn Burger
Williamsburg
Retarded Children’s Advisory Council
John D. Erhardt
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Boosters
Kit Hardy
Ohio U
Wooster Pike
Methodist Church
F&am
Linden
Marathon
OEA
NEA
Association For Childhood Education
Joseph E. James
New York
Gunman
Teal Lane
Clepper Subdivision
Glen Este
Felicity-Cedron
Felicity-Cetron
Felicity
East Fork
Cloverlick Creek
Tate
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