Two New Ballads and More From 1962 Pop Scene
Russell Martin reviews recent single releases from Elvis Pipsley the Fiestas Bill Black's Combo Joey Dee and others. Notable tracks include Just Tell Her Jim Said Hello She's Not You Broken Heart The Railroad Song Blues For The Red Boy What What Kind of Love is This Wing Ding and top sellers like Loco Motion Sealed With A Kiss Wolverton Mountain and You Don t Know Me.
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Elvis Pipsley
Jim
Flip
Joey Dee
Joey
Paris
Batavia
The
Loco Motion
Little Eva
Brian Hyland
Eddie Fi
Bilrating al Dee Dee Arp
Wolverton Mountain
Claude King
Sedaka
Ahab the Arab
Roy Stevens
Ray Charles
Barbara Lynn
Sheets Wagner Rites Solemized
Miss Shir ley Sheets of Rt 1 Moscow married Paul Wagner at Point Isabel United Church of Christ in a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev James Price. Attendants Tyrone King and his wife, freshly married, joined the couple at a dinner with relatives. They plan to reside in Hamersville.
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Point Isabel
Shirley Sheets
Rt. 1
Moscow
Paul Wagner
Point Isabel United Church of Christ
James Price
Jacob Sheets
New York
Owen Wagner
Tyrone King
Salt Air
United Nations
New Garden Club Officers Named
SUMMERSIDE The Mt Carmel Garden Club will meet at the firehouse at 1 o clock on August 8. Newly appointed officers are Mrs Harry Culbertson president Mrs Ennis Raye vice president Mrs Albert Vogt secretary and Mrs James True treasurer.
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Garden Club
Summerside
Mt. Carmel Garden Club
Harry Culbertson
Ennis Raye
Albert Vogt
James True
Land Transfers Across Batavia Area Townships and Towns
Real estate transfers listed by township include numerous lot and acreage transfers from individuals to various grantees. Transactions span Goshen Franklin Miami Monroe Ohio Stonelick Tate Union Wayne Williamsburg and Hyde Park Savings & Loan and Ohio Homes groups with lots and acres allocated to named buyers.
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Ulysses
Ina Green
William S
Lillian Smith
June Hall
Kenneth
E. Mae Bueherman
Harvey A. Immerman
Richhard
Trout
Katherine
Norman Lans
Goshen
Jess
Thelma Hart
Raymond
Mary Hatton
Hyde Park Savings & Loan Co
Donald M. Lerner
Erenna M. Miller
Standard Building & Loano
Rufus L
Antan Murray
Roger V
Alvina Hodges
Norman Frank Smiley
Herschel
Evelyn Arnold
Franklin Township
Richard Clinger
Richard
Johyna Clinger
Carlos and
Trene Fugett
Miami Township
Allen J. Chandler
Irvin Barber
C. M. Day
J. W. Fix, Jr
Michael Laciofano Et al
Mildred Butcher
Romeo W
W. Mast
Donald E
Dorothy Badley
Roscoe E
Jessie J. Peterson
Howard
Juanita Schott
Alfred G
Elizabeth Plimmer
Jessie Peterson
James
Lucille Siefer
James H
Emma H. Bauer
George H. Weber
Robert M
Lenore McCullough
Monroe
Effie Corbin
Elizabeth Smith
Ohio Township
James M
Gladys Arnett
Chester
Louise Coldiron
Elizabeth I. Donovan
Mary Gladys Collarius
Stonelick
Bill
Estelline Rainey
Elmore P
Virginia Bassner
William H
William J. Rosselot
Jerry and
Marie "Carlier
Robert
Carolyn Farrell
Robert Edwin Titue
Patricia Irene Titus
George B. Jr
Jane Walker
Howard L
Bessie Kramer
Tate
Albert S. Dean
Irma Bratton
Herber Griffin
Mark
Wanda McClanahan
Kathryn Halse
Ezra
Mattie Wilson
Albert R
Mabel Hines
Albert R. Hins
Union Township
Thomas and
Mamie Clepper
Julia Clepper
Haskell S
Corinne Farrell
Leonard
Mary J. Denham
Ed Guilfoyle Realty Inc
Donald C. Warren
Joseph
Eva Stineant
Mary L. Carrier
William and
Dorothy Light
John R
Joy Broomiman
Joseph B
E. 0. Martin
Estelle O. Martin
Martin Land Development Co
Ohio Homes, Inc
Ralph Murphy
Leo Jr
Caida Waggal
Edward J
Mildred Croesley
Paul A. and
McCarthy
Edward Jr
Phyllis Sollberger
Charles R
Hazel H. Taylor
Robert R
Viola Wright
Tidal Wave of Moral Re Armament Aims to Deter Khrushchev
A world view urges a global ideological fight against communism led by Khrushchev. It argues that appeasement weakens democracy and calls for moral rearmament to unite races and classes in remaking the world. General Carpentier cites a “tidal wave” to force humane decisions from governments.
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General Carpentier
France
NATO
Central Europe
Indo- China
World Assembly
Caux
Moral Armament touted as answer to Communism
The piece reports on Moral Re-Armament advocates led by Brazil’s Marshal Tavora and Japanese figures including Mr. Kishi and Saburo Chiba. It catalogs their global tour from Rome to Manaus and Los Angeles, urging a united front against Communism and praising moral ideology as a path to civil peace.
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Saburo Chiba
National Security Committee
Caux
Prado
Peru
Moral ReArmament rally draws Peruvians to Lima for democracy show
President Prado hosts Moral ReArmament as 60 000 hush in National Stadium honor memory while 10 000 outside listen via loudspeakers. Japanese student leaders at San Marcos praise MRA for uniting political factions and offering an answer to exploitation in the atomic age.
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Prado
Moral Re-Armamert
Peru
National Stadium
Lima
Frank Buchman
Moral Mercs
San Marcos University
Nixon
MRA
Yeader
Ideological Offensive in Europe Targets Ideology and Peace
The text describes a sweeping ideological offensive in Europe led by Ho Ying-chin and Chinese officials, promoting Moral Re-Armament to counter Communism. It notes a Dragon play as a cultural vehicle and calls for moral change among the wealthy and powerful to secure world peace.
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Europe
Amore
Paiva
Ho Yinechin
China
Ho Ying-chin
County Girl Performs With Mid-America Music Camp
Loveland Sylvia Joan Templeton of Goshen Milford Pike attended the Mid-America Music Camp at Ball State Teachers College Munice Indiana from July 22 to 29. Campers stayed in Wagoner Hall and joined 175 students for day classes, evening activities, and a concert week featuring a 190 piece band and 65 piece orchestra under guest conductor Julius Heggi of the Chattanooga Symphony.
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Loveland
Slyvia
Joan Templeton
Goshen-Milford Pike
Mid-America
Ball State Teachers College
Munice Ind
Earl Dunn
Wagoner Hall
L. A. Pittenger Sudden Deener
Herniews
Julius Heggi
Chattanooga Symphony Orchestra
Orchesra
Clermont County Heart Council on Beating the Summer Heat
The Clermont County Heart Council suggests how to stay cool and healthy in summer. Advice includes air conditioning, light clothing, frequent baths, lighter meals, and avoiding strenuous activity in hot weather. Emphasizes caution for heart patients and maintaining proper hydration and salt balance.
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Clermont County Heart Council
The
Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati
Amelia High School Band Announces Summer Rehearsal
All members are urged to attend the first summer rehearsal on August 1 at 9 a.m. in the high school band room. New students considering joining should plan to attend. Instruction will cover marching, concert, and dance bands plus student conducting and private lessons.
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Amelia
Amelia High School
Eugene K. Dugan
Clermont Courier Listing and Contact Information
The Clermont Courier lists subscription rate at three dollars per year and provides phone numbers 853 2217 752 3124 for contact inquiries.
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Clermont Publishing Company
Seineteen & Hee
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