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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1966

Page

2

Harsha Seeks Federal Loan to Speed Appalachian Highway

Congressman William H. Harsha urged the Appalachian Regional Commission and the Bureau of Public Roads to back Gov. James A. Rhodes plan for a 133 million dollar federal loan. The loan would finish the Ohio Appalachian Highway from Williamsburg to Mt. Carmel in Clermont County, repaid after project completion, potentially two years sooner. Harsha cites Interstate Act precedence and Appalachian Act authority, and says failure to move will prompt new legislation.

William H. Harsha Appalachian Regional Commisiion Bureau of Public Roads James A. Rhodes Ohio Clermont County Williamsburg Mt. Carmel Rt. 32 Batavia Hamilton County Harsha Congress Appalachian Federal Office Appalachian Regional Commission

Area UA Leaders Named As 1966 United Appeal Appointees

Wayne L. Smith will head special gift solicitations in Milford and south Miami township. Russell J. Speidel conducts the business campaign in Batavia township. Al Greber and Ralph S. Windle named district chairmen for Williamsburg and New Richmond. New Richmond district covers Monroe and Ohio townships and part of Washington township. Ceil Bee chairs the Felicity Franklin area and eastern Washington township. Appointees recruit train and organize volunteers to solicit fair-state contributions from neighbors businesses and professionals. Smith of Milford is assistant VP of Clermont National Bank and past president of Milford Area Chamber of Commerce. Seidel is an attorney with Nichols Speidel and Nichols living in Batavia with wife Carol and two sons. Greber of Williamsburg heads the Strietman Co mixer and serves on youth services committee and church groups. he and Eleanor have two sons.

United Appeal Wayne L. Smith Milford South Miami Township Russell J. Speidel Batavia Township al Greber Ralph S. Windle Williamsburg New Richmond Monroe Ohio Townships Washington Township Ceil Bee Felicity Franklin Smith Milford Hills Drive Clermont National Bank Milford Area

Former Amelia Pastor Heads New Deanery in Cincinnati Area

Rev. Bernard H. Piening, pastor of St. Margaret Mary Church North College Hill, named dean of a new deanery in the north west Hamilton County. Archbi shop Karl Alter announced the tenth deanery of the Cincinnati Archdiocese. The piece notes Piening is a former St. Bernadette Amelia pastor and explains deaneries as diocese divisions. Also mentioned are local residents Ralph Windle and family, Bee family, and United Appeal goal of 8,380,000 set for 1966.

Bernard H. Piening St. Margaret Mary Church North College Hill Hamilton County Karl Alter Piening St. Bernadette Church Amelia Cincinnati

Locust Corner Neighbors Celebrate 83rd Birthday in Kennedy Heights

Hazel Wilson Schwey and fellow Locust Corner residents gathered in Kennedy Heights to mark Lulu Lindsey Troy’s 83rd birthday and share memories of neighbor days. Trustees hosted Clermont County officials. many families announced travels, dinners, and visits across Cincinnati area and beyond. A baby boy named Danny was born to Barbara and Wilbur Woods on July 22 in North Fork Virginia, with grandparents listed.

Danny Barbara and Wilbur Woods North Fork

Make It Yourself With Wool Contest at Ohio State Fair

Clermont County residents can win a portable sewing machine by entering the Make It Yourself With Wool Contest for adults 21 and over. Garments may be dresses coats suits or combinations, 100 percent wool made in America and modeled by the creator or recipient. Sponsored by major American woolen mills, the Ohio contest allows professional seamstresses to participate. last year’s entrant was Mrs. Paul Johnston of Cedarville Road. Apply through Clermont County Extension Service Batavia Court House or call 852-6511 for details.

Eileen Krody Home Economics Clermont County Ohio America Paul Johnston Cedarville Road Court House Batavia

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