Clermont Teens Shine At County Road-E-O
William S. Custer of Bethel, David Hope of Milford, and Douglas Adkins of Goshen placed first through third in the Clermont County Teen-age Road-E-O held at Cherry Grove Shopping Center. Custer will represent Clermont County at the June 20 State Road-E-O in Cincinnati, hosted by the Cincinnati Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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William S. Custer
Bethel
David Hope
Milford
Douglas Adkins
Goshen
Clermont County
Cherry Grove
Willam Custer
Lunken Air
Port
Cincinnati
Richard Moyer
Lloyd Pride
Florence Hardoerfer
N. E. McDermott
John McDermott
Ed Lukie
Harry Moore
Nick Visnic
Robert Colder
Clermont County Samaritan Project forms for private welfare aid
The Clermont County Samaritan Project filed articles of incorporation and approved by laws with pro tem officers elected at Batavia Presbyterian Church. Curt R. Riddle serves as president with Lucian Line, C. J. Brandt, and Ed Humphreys as officers. The non profit, non sectarian group aims to coordinate aid through local organizations, raise funds voluntarily, and provide emergency relief while screening recipients through welfare or private groups.
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Clermont County Samaritan Project
Selene
Batavia Presbyterian Church
Curt R. Riddle
Amelia
Lucian E. Line
Batavia. Presbyterian Church
C. J. Brandt
Loveland
Ed Humphreys
Milford
Welfare Department
Clermont County
Three Countians Earn OSU Degrees at Spring Commencement
Ohio State University graduated 2 721 in the 94 year history at spring commencement in Ohio Stadium. Dr. J G Harrar of the Rockefeller Foundation delivered the address. Local graduates include Carol A Schmidt Milford a bachelor of science in education Michael D Cutlip Milford a bachelor of chemical engineering James N Weber Owensville a bachelor of electrical engineering and A Keenan Owensville a doctor of dental surgery.
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Ohio State University
Ohio Stadium
J.G. Harrar
The
Rockefeller Foundation
New York City
Goshen
Carol A. Schmidt
Milford
Michael D. Cutlip
James N. Weber
Owensville
A. Keenan
Funds Available to Aid Farmers in Ohio Flood Counties
The Secretary designates Clermont County as one of nine Ohio flood disaster areas under Public Law 85-58 with limited funds for emergency conservation measures. Farmers may qualify for cost sharing for ACP F4 practices if March 1964 flooding created new soil problems and high rehabilitation costs. Requests due by Aug 1, 1964. all F4 work due by Oct 1, 1964. VEW Mosting. Clermont County VFW Post 3954 and Auxiliary meet June 19 at 8 p.m. at the Post Home on Greenbriar Rd Aston. members urged to attend to learn about summer events.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Ohio
VEW
Clermont County
VFW
Greenbriar Rd
Aston
Advanced Planning Funds Approved For East Fork Dam
Congressman William H. Harsha announces House Appropriations grants for flood control projects in the Sixth District. The package includes Big Darby Reservoir 1,000,000 for construction Deer Creek Reservoir 500,000 construction Paint Creek Reservoir 116,000 advanced planning Salt Creek Reservoir 200,000 advanced planning Caesar Creek Reservoir 150,000 advanced planning East Fork Reservoir 150,000 advanced planning. Harsha says these funds will curb unemployment and boost water supply recreation and flood control. He expects approval in Congress.
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William H. Harsha
Ohio
House Committee On Appropriations
Sixth Congressional District
Big Darby
Deer Creek
Paint Creek
Salt Creek
Caesar
Harsha
Union Two sewer bids below engineers estimates
Bids for two sewerage plants and a laboratory as part of the Union township project came in under consulting engineers estimates. Adrian Construction Co. submitted the low bid of 430 545. Barbeau Construction Management estimated 542 770.
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Union Two
Union Township
Commissioners
Adrian Construction Co., Inc
Dayton
Barbeau Construction Management
Batavia
Ralph A. Hill
Carl H. Rush
Byron Barbeau
St Veronica Fete Set for June Weekend at Mt Carmel
The annual St Veronica Church festival will run June 20 and 21 on Mt Carmel Tabasco Road grounds. Booths rides games and chicken and beef dinners will mark the event with a 1964 Dodge Dart given away Sunday night to aid funding for the church hall. Festival committee heads are J W Schweizer Art Heller Paul McCarthy Paul Ross and Charles Spitznagel.
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MT. Carmel
St. Veronica Church
Tabasco Road
J.W. Schweizer
Art Heller
Paul McCarthy
Paul Ross
Charles Spitznagel
Truck Victim's Funeral Friday
James Harvey Shonkwiler, 86, of New Richmond Nicholsville Rd., was struck and killed by a truck along the road near his home at 3 50 p m Tuesday. Alfred Demaris drove the truck. Dr. Phillips Greene, deputy coroner, pronounced him dead. Funeral services are set for 10 a m Friday at Lew F White Memorial funeral home with graveside rites at Greenlawn Cemetery, Ports mouth, Ohio. He was the husband of the late Ora Shonkwiler and there are no immediate survivors.
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New Richmond
James Harvey Shonkwiler
Nicholsville Rd
Alfred Demaris
S. Union St
Ohio State
James Upper
Phillips Greene
New Richmond Life Squad
Lew F. White
Greenlawn Cemetery
Portsmouth
Ohio
Shonkwiler
Ora Shonkwiler
Distinguished Guests To Be Sesqui Speakers
Hugh C. Nichols announced that Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe will deliver the opening address at Batavia’s Sesquicentennial on Wednesday July 22 at 2 p.m. Gordon Rich and Judge Orville W Halbisch will extend greetings for Cincinnati and Clermont County respectively. The program includes Mayor Jamieson remarks, a descendant ceremony, archery by Nancy Vanderheide, and a concert by the sesquicentennial band directed by Hugh L. Nichols II.
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Hugh C. Nichols
Batavia
William B. Saxbe
State of
Ohio
Gordon Rich
Cincinnati’ Council
Cincinnati
Judge Orville
Judge Haussermann Outlives Policies Wins 95078.82 Proceeds
Judge John W. Haussermann, aged 96, collected 95078.82 from six New York Life policies after outliving their mortality tables. The Ohio-born former miner and Philippine mining magnate, famed for rebuilding Benguet Consolidated, celebrated his birthday while vacationing in Florida.
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John W. Haussermann
New York Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Haussemann
Florida
Pond Run Road
New Richmond
Herb Zoellner
Bob Kapish
Ohio Valley
Cincinnati
Philippines
Herbert Zoellner
Reeves Arraigned Today In Milford Shooting
Milford painter Thomas Reeves, 59, was arraigned in Clermont County court on second degree murder charges for the fatal shooting of Charles Ward, 48. Ward was found dead on Reeves’s US 50 trailer porch after an hourslong dispute about a car horn incident. Ward had fished nearby earlier. Reeves plans a not guilty plea citing home defense. Ward’s services were held, and he is survived by his widow Flossie and five sisters.
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Milford
Thomas Reeves
Clermont County
Louis Schwartz
Charles Ward
Garfield Ave
Harry A. Hodges
Reeves
Clyde B. Dericks
Ward
Reeve
US 50
Perintown
Dericks
Little Miami
Dr. Lyon to Speak at Clermont Heart Group Dinner
Dr. Robert A. Lyon of the University of Cincinnati pediatric department will address the Clermont County Heart Branch annual meeting. The June 23 dinner at 7:30 p.m. at the Hearth Restaurant Mt. Carmel is open to the public. Lyon, former Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati president, will discuss Children's Heart Clinics.
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Robert A. Lyon
University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
Clermont County Heart Branch
Heart Association of Southwestern
Harvard University
Lyon
University of Cincinnati
Children’s Heart Association
Heart Association of
Southwestern Ohio
Chilldren's Hospital
Afton VFW Post 3954 Dance Benefits Ball Team
Clermont County VFW Post 3954 will hold a dance at the Post Home on Greenbriar Rd on Saturday night June 20. Vicks Quartet will provide modern dancing from 9 to 1. Donation is 1.25 per person with all profits to benefit the ball team.
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AFTON
Clermont County
VFW
Greenbriar Rd
Vicks Quartet
Clermont County Delegate Heads to NEA Convention in Seattle
Mrs Atheline R Osborne elementary consultant for Clermont County Schools travels as a Clermont County Teachers Association delegate to the National Education Association convention in Seattle Washington from June 28 to July 3. The event at the Seattle World’s Fair grounds expects 10000 delegates with NEA president Robert H Wyatt theme Education for Responsible Freedom. The program includes seven business sessions and four general assemblies and features speakers Francis H Keppel and Wyatt. NEA coverage by KCTS will air Monday Wednesday and Thursday from 4 to 7 p.m.}
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Atheline R. Osborne
Clermont County Schools
Clermont County Teachers’ Association
National Education Association
Seattle
Wash
Convention Center
NEA
Robert H. Wyatt
General Assembly
Coliseum
Kcts Education TV
Francis H. Keppel
U.S
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