Supreme Court figures address Clermont Women’s Democratic Picnic
Hamilton County attorney Arnold Morelli will discuss Federal Courts at the Clermont County Women’s Democratic Club meeting tonight in Batavia. The group plans its second annual picnic for Saturday July 20 at Sportmen’s Park Elklick Road and Route 222 with game booths merry go round swimming and dancing. Justice Rankin Gibson is to be principal speaker at 4 p.m. Admission is free with lunches available and attendees may bring their own. Prize drawings will award $100 $50 and $25 savings bonds.
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Arnold Morelli
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic
Main St
Batavia
Sportmen’s Park
Elklick Rd
Goshen
Miami
Pierce, Union and
Wayne
Supreme Court
Rankin Gibson
Women’s Club
Frances Osborne
U.S
Firm Can Recover 127 Dollars From Tax Agent Ruling
The Insurance Company of North America seeks recovery of 127 dollars it paid to the state treasurer as surety for Maurice Henderson who handled prepaid tax receipts for New Richmond Auto Sales. Judge John D. Erhardt of county court notes Henderson’s errorless compliance and cites an Ohio Supreme Court rule that public officials are accountable for money in their hands, with limited defenses like acts of God or public enemies.
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the Insurance Company of North America
Carew Tower
Cincinnati
Maurice Henderson
New Richmond
John D. Erhardt
Henderson
Erhardt
Ohio Supreme Court
County Woman To Aid Ohio Cancer Planning
Ettamye E. Jones of Loveland public education chair man of Clermont County Unit of the American Cancer Society is named to the planning committee for the 1963 Ohio Division Annual Meeting and Training Conference in Columbus October 5-6. She will attend two planning sessions starting in Cleveland August 5 at the Auditorium Hotel. Jones has led extensive public education programs and plans a preventive smoking program for school children this fall.
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Ettamye E. Jones
Loveland
Clermont County
American Cancer Society
Ohio Division
Columbus
Jones
Cleveland
Services Set For Accident Victim Evelyn Bender
Funeral services scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at Moore Funeral Home Batavia for Evelyn Bender 24 of Willowville who died from injuries after a car struck guard rail on Old Rt 74 near Shayler Rd The mother of two children she died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital after being transported by North Union Township Life Squad Interment will be in Olive Branch Cemetery She is survived by husband John children Polly Ann and Marty Joe and her mother Mrs William Auget
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Moore Funeral Home
Batavia
Evelyn Bender
Dogwood Dr
Willowville
Old Rt. 74
Shayler Rd
Olive Branch Cemetery
Bender
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
North Union Township
John
Polly Ann
Marty Joe
William Auget
Amelia Grad Signs Giant Contract
Amelia Grad Tom Ellis a former Amelia High School and Morehead State College athlete signed a bonus contract with the San Francisco Giants for an undisclosed amount. He reported to Salem Virginia in the Appalachian League and is an all Ohio Valley Conference star with a .373 average as a junior and .304 as a sophomore. He bats and throws left handed and also starred in basketball for Morehead.
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Amelia
Tom Ellis
Amelia High School
Morehead Ky
San Francisco Giants
Ile
Salem
Ellis
Sineheskon
Morehead
Eagles
OVC
Rex Chaney
Tom
Giants
Steve Hamilton
New York Yankees
Thomas Ellis
Stanley Anstaett
James Danner
Joe Barbieri
Allen Fey
Ft. Thomas
100 Bed Convalescent Home Proposed in Miami Township
Harold Hodges plans a 100 bed maxis convalescent home on a acre parcel off State near Minnow Drive in Hodges. The project would be the first of its kind in western Ohio if approved and require rezoning from residential to business. A Milford Realtor handles sale arrangements and plans include a quarter million dollar glass and brick one floor building with 20 000 square feet, employing 35 to 40 staff.
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Harold Hodges
Maxis
State
Minnow Dr
Hodges
Arlington
Newark
Ohio
Miami
Fla
Mlont County
Tnwestern
Birth of a Nation shines by Clermont Clippers show
Clermont County Clippers Chapter SPEBSQSA presents charter night show Birth of a Nation at Northeast ern high school on Saturday June 15. Chorus of 35 members is joined by quartets from Clermont and renowned professional acts including the Four Renegades of Chicago and Cincinnati groups. GOSHEN Dr Leland House to speak June 16 at Goshen Methodist Church with Africa slides.
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Owensville
Clermont Clippers
Spebsqsa
Northeastern High School
Clippers
Renegades
Chicago
Piperettes
Seven Hills
Sweet Adelines
Cincinnati
Plazers
Dayton
Sycamore
Western Hills
Four Renegades
Warren
Buzz” Haeger
Buzz
Goshen
Leland House
Goshen Methodist Church
House
Africa
E. Ralph House
County Commissioners Endorse Road Upgrades and Inspections
The Clermont County commissioners held a busy session approving road resurfacing bids that could save nearly 15000 from Engineer Carl Rush estimates. They discussed toll-line billing with the health board and authorized speed signs on White Oak Road while reviewing a sewer plant project for Witham Woods subdivision and seeking state releases.
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Carl H. Rush
C. W. Walker
A & M Radabaugh
Light Construction Company
L. P. Cavett Company
Brewer and Sons
Rush
White Oak Road
Rt. 125
Cg&e
Auxier Dr
Union Township
Tree limbs still falling after weekend windstorm
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. aimed to finish cleanup and restore power in Cler mont and eastern Hamilton counties after a Monday windstorm. Crews worked in Batavia Amelia Milford and Williamsburg with outages from 1 30 to 9 30 p m. A car was damaged by a falling limb in Batavia and a tree hit a home in Williamsburg as roads were cleared by State Highway Department crews. Alabama ranked as the wettest state with about 68 inches of annual rainfall.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Clermont County
Hamilton County
Batavia
Amelia
Milford
Williamsburg
United States
Alabama
Three Suspects Nabbed In Bethel Burglary Setup
Bethel residents reported three men seen burglarizing phone booth coin boxes near Bethel blocking Route 125 222. A roadblock intercepted a westbound car. crowbar piece and phone booth fragments found. Suspects Lowell Vogels 21 Tennessee Carl Snow 22 Batavia Rt 2 and Jack Tillit 21 Huntsville Ala held at Batavia jail.
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MT. Holly
New Horizon
Rts
Bethel
Sheriff's Office
Ohio 125
Randall Mell
Pierce Township
Richard Davis
Batavia
George Gardener
Clyde G. Dericks
Lowell Vogels
Tennessee
Carl Snow
Rt. 2
Jack Tillit
Rt. 1
Huntsville
Ala
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Supreme Court Justice
Ohio Cancer Planning
Amelia Grad
Marie Meyer
Miami Township Zoning Commission
Milford Realtor
Donald R. Florea
Doris Ogle
Newtonsville
Milford High School
Mr. Hodges
Big Clippers Charter
Wally
Wally Haglage
Strohlers
Merritt Strohl
Herman's
Clermont
Hugh Nichols
Bob Rice
Morley Figgins
Rich Moyer
Les Guynn
John Bucher
Gene Coutts
al Koller
Frank Burger
Bill Berting
Jim Davis
Bud Bulling
Bob Crowe
Jim Hodges
Earl Miller
Herb Hoberg
George Welnan
Harold Medary
Joe Sofranko
Paul Blocher
Stan Hennze
Bill Stratman
Brice Hendrixson
Mickey McLane
Jim Griffith
Frank Lin
Ser
Russell Speidel
Orville Halbisch
Bill Massey
Giles Kessling
Jim Bernard
Harry Howard
Ed Parrott
Dr. House
Ge Ce
Albert W. van Sickle
A. G. Schulze
Grant Cannon
Health Board
Court House
Carl Rush
Tealtown Road
Round Bottom Rd
Mt. Carmel
County Board of Building Standards
O. C. Mattox
Ralph Murphy
Rocco Spinelli
Ed Smith
Mark Atchley
Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents
D-X Ranch
Daniel Light
Milton Light
Catherine Hubeey
Edward Hubeey
Glen Este
Stephen Deerwester
Mary Deerwester
Byron Barbeau
Southern Ohio Utilities Company
Witham Woods Subdivision
Withamsville
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
William Noble
Noble Saia
State Department of Health
William Spies
Southwestern
Ohio Department of Health
Ivoried Olit
Joli St. Moore
North St
Pete Bender
Second St
Third St
State Highway Department
Russell Simmons
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