Fourth of July Parade Sets New Richmond Theme
New Richmond hosts its annual Fourth of July parade on Tuesday July 4 with line up at 1 30 p m at Plum Street Playground and a 2 p m start led by the Kiwanis Club. The event welcomes civic groups businesses churches and residents with floats antique cars pets horses clowns bands and marching groups invited. The same Kiwanis spirited display plus a July carnival sponsored by V F W Post 6770 runs June 30 to fireworks Tuesday night. Ralph Windle Kiwanis president invites local and visiting participants to join the town celebration.
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Ferry Boat Race Draws 25 000 at New Richmond Charity Day
A 25 000 to 30 000 crowd packed New Richmond for a charity ferry boat race sponsored by WKRC and The Cincinnati Enquirer. Capt Bill Fisher won the New Richmond Ferry over Capt Richard Kottmeyer of the Anderson Ferry in a close contest amid warm sun and high water. Proceeds benefit Neediest Kids of All and the Resident Home for the Mentally Retarded. Police and volunteers ensured safety with minimal incidents and rapid cleanup continued into Tuesday.
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Aileen Whitt
Shirley Greene
Kathy Riebel
Ruth Greene
Bill Corwin
Steve McClanahan
Christian Church to Host Evangelist Russ Martin Next Sunday
The New Richmond Christian Church invites all to hear Russ Martin national director of evangelism for Revival Fires. He will speak at 9 30 a m next Sunday July 2. Martin’s career spans sports broadcasting and 17 years with First Christian Church of Miami Oklahoma.
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Weekend Ferry Race Boosts Historic New Richmond Efforts
Historic New Richmond Inc filed in 158 year heritage gains after a charity ferry boat race at New Richmond drew about 30 000 spectators. Displays by Tom Greene showcased riverfront 1830 era townscape with plans to buy and transform the old Gowdy house into a museum. About 20 local groups ran booths with proceeds to the nonprofit and charities. The event produced 83 paid members and strong community support, with officers and trustees named.
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Ex-Resident Sings Here With Sunlight Singers
Ex-resident Dr. John Sipple from New Richmond joined gospel group Sunlight Singers at the New Richmond Christian Church on June 17. Berea Kentucky performers included Mr. and Mrs. Dave Carnine and Danny Coffee with Sunlight Junior Singers Michael Sipple Glenn Carnine and Sheryl Sipple. Dr. Sipple is the son of Louis and Clermontville natives.
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