Ohio State student Ralph Riggs majors in chemistry
Ralph, son of Fire Chief and Mrs. Ray Riggs, is pursuing a chemistry major at Ohio State University.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
5
Ralph, son of Fire Chief and Mrs. Ray Riggs, is pursuing a chemistry major at Ohio State University.
In Clermont County locals blame a construction firm and school bond failures for the stalled Sugar and Spice project. Residents urge accountability from the school board while noting unaddressed plans for new homes and schools despite active funding attempts. Jack Remington of WKRC is cited in relation to air remarks about the involved firm and the potential sign on-site.
Rev John D Sauter assistant pastor of St Thomas More parish will be transferred to St Gregory Seminary in Mt Washington to be an instructor. He has taught at McNicholas high school and St Gregory Seminary and been active in civic and church groups. A new library in St Thomas More school hall is among his community contributions.
St Veronica's festival at Mt Carmel Tabasco Rd features a Kiddie Kontest for ages three to seven with ten five dollar prizes and two twenty five dollar prizes. A Tuttle Derby, parcel post and doll booths, Holy Name and Altar Society refreshments, and a RCA TV prize highlight the event.
Rev. Sauter was ordained at Mt. St. Mary in Norwood and earned a Licentiate from the University of Louvain in Belgium. He then completed a doctorate in a related field, reflecting broad religious and academic training.
The Rev. Joseph Wolfer and committees seek a large turnout for the 1956 festival at St. Veronica's, chaired by Norb Wilking, with plans set for June 24.
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