Officials Taking Budget Training in Wilmington Ohio
Fred Croswell chairing the county board, Prosecutor Ray Bradford, Earle B. Kincaid, county auditor, and John Friend, county treasurer, attend a state training class on budget matters in Wilmington. The class is led by the State Taxation Board and related agencies and is the first of its kind in Ohio. Clermont County Budget Commission will meet in two weeks to review a $570000 budget request, with departments urged to cut requests as totals exceed last year by 10 percent and surpass anticipated revenue by $40000.
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Fred Croswell
Board of County Commissioners
Ray Bradford
Earle B. Kincaid
John Friend
Budget Commission
Wilmington
State Department of Taxation
Board of Tax Appeals
Board of Revision
Department of County Affairs
Ohio
Clermont County Budget Commission
Miss Fisher Heads Williamsburg Civic Club For Year
The Williamsburg Community Civic Club elected officers for the coming year at the June 21 meeting at the Community Building. New president is Norma Jean Fisher, with Joan Shaw as vice president and LaVerne Ellis finance chair, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg Community Civic Club
Norma Jean Fisher
Joan Shaw
LaVerne Ellis
Freda Lewis
Kathleen Weeks
Shirley Meyers
Betty Fisher
Janet Harry
Margaret Lawrence
Betty Hammonds
Dolores Tarvin
Vada Malott
Amelia Firm Receives State Charter for Foley Corporation
Secretary of State Ted Brown issues a charter to R. H. Foley Corporation of Amelia with Robert H. Foley as statutory agent on Main Street. Incorporators include Maryan B. Foley and Ralph A. Pappenheimer. Firm authorized to issue 250 shares of no par common stock.
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Ted Brown
R. H. Foley Corporation
Amelia
Robert H. Foley
Main Street
Maryan B. Foley
Ralph A. Pappenheimer
Bond graduates from Westtown School in 1955
James Hart Bond, son of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bond of Loveland, completed the senior class of 1955 at Westtown School in Westtown Pennsylvania. During the annual commencement on Wednesday morning June 15 headmaster Daniel D. Test Jr. presented diplomas to 81 seniors, 40 boys and 41 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hart Bond
George A. Bond
Jackson Street
Loveland
Westtown
Penn
Daniel D. Test, Jr
Methodist Church School Concludes Vacation Program
The Goshen Methodist Vacation Church School ran June 13 to 24 in the public school directed by Rev. Harry Lyons. Enrollment reached 157 with 142 average daily attendance. four groups and sixteen Youth Fellowship helpers participated, ending with parent visits and classroom displays of work.
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Goshen Methodist
Harry Lyons
Kindergarden
Eugene Vanlandingham
John White
Scott Telford
Robert Pray
Harry Lyon
Paul Steele
Youth Fellowship
Zoning Hearing Set for Union Township July 21
Dean Taylor announces released zoning resolutions and maps ahead of a July 21 at 8 00 p m hearing at Mt Carmel School. The session marks the final discussion chance on zoning plans with a compromise restoring light industry while preserving residential areas. Areas mapped include East Clough Pike near Batavia Sum merside Route 74 north of Route 74 Tealtown Road Aic holtz Road and NE corner of Union Township. Commission members listed include Carl Sheppard Louis Wildt George Schaeffer and Fred Romohr.
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Dean Taylor
Zoning Commission
Union Township
Mt. Carmel School
Walt Kuntz
Donald Calhoun
East Clough Pike
Batavia Township
Summerside
Tealtown Road
Aicholtz Road
Carl Sheppard
Louis Wildt
George Schaeffer
Fred Romohr
The
State grant funds Felicity-Franklin vocational building
The Felicity-Franklin school received a $28,000 grant from the State Department of Education for a vocational agricultural building. The project will cost $40,000 to $45,000 with $100,000 state funds and $194,000 bond proceeds allocated. Construction is due to finish by next September and will include a shop, classroom, restrooms, conference room, boiler rooms and 14 rooms for the vocational and home economics program.
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Felicity-Franklin School
State Department of Education
Felicity-Franklin Board
Ohio
Clermont area to honor local hero with annual plaque
The Clermont Courier and the Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents announce an annual heroism award. An engraved plaque will be given at a county agents banquet with the hero as guest of honor. Judges will be chosen by a committee from sponsoring groups.
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Clermont Courier
Clermont County Association of Insurance Agents
Clermont County
Association
The
Courier
Leonard Harding
Harding Insurance Agency
Milford
John Newman
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Batavia
Acting Pastor Is Named For Batavia Church Of God
E R Heney of Mansfield Ohio will serve as acting pastor of the First Church of God of Batavia for an indefinite period replacing Charles V Phelps. Also notes on July 4 events in New Richmond, a VFW carnival July 1 4 and community leaders involved. Thaddeus Neff retired Egypt missionaries to speak July 3 services.
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Batavia
E. R. Heney
Mansfield
Ohio
First Church of God of
Charles V. Phelps
Glendale
New Richmond
VFW
New Richmond High School
Hency
Missouri
Indiana
Illinois
Church of God
Colorado
Thaddeus Neff
Egypt
Insurance Man Fehring in Chicago for Met Life conference
Conrab James Fehring of Bethel Route 2 Illinois travels to Chicago for a Metropolitan Life Insurance Company conference at the Hilton Hotel. He posted an outstanding sales and service record in 1954 and ranks among the top members of Met Life’s 22 000 field representatives in the United States and Canada. Drive Carefully Over The July 4 Weekend.
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Chicago
Conrab
James Fehring
Bethel
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Illinois
Hilton Hotel
Fehring
United States
Canada
Loveland Nine File Petitions for Village Offices
Nine local men filed petitions with the Board of Elections for Loveland village offices to seek November seats. The filings are sponsored by the Citizens Committee of Loveland chaired by Alfred Tucker. Mayoral candidate Meredith J. Poe. village treasurer Robert C. McCoy. village clerk Burt J. Smith. council candidates Sterrel Crostwite John W. Davis Pernon D. Griggs Peter A. Hul l Carl V. Purkiser and Arthur O. Reif Jr. Deadline August 10.
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Loveland
Board of Elections
Citizens Committee of
Rural Routes Change Friday Affected Local Post Office
Rural routes out of the Bethel post office will change on Friday July 1. John D. Moorehead remains on Route 2 but gains 23 boxes and six miles from Route 3 formerly served by Ralph Frazzier. Ray Parker covers seven miles and 39 boxes on Route 1, moved from Moorehead's Route 2 and Ralph Frazzier gains 16.4 miles and 115 boxes from Route 2 to Route 3. Route numbers will shift for most transfers to relieve Moorehead's load of sixty miles and 492 boxes.
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Bethel.d
John D. Moorehead
Ralph Frazzier
Ray Parker
Moorehead
Ralph Frazier
Township residents asked to vote on constable zoning and phone exchange
Pierce Township Civic Association mails question form letters to residents seeking opinions on establishing a full time constable, zoning, and preferred telephone exchange. Trustees will consider the letters as a vote and report results at the July 6 trustees meeting.
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Pierce Township
William Sigel
Stanley Gaskins
New Youth Worker Assigned To Church
The Amelia Williams ville Presbyterian Church brings in David Krehbiel to lead the new Sunday school and youth activities. Knox Church sent him to build the youth program, drawing on his Knox Church roots and St Edmunds counselor experience. Local Presbyterians report rapid progress with Sunday school enrollment doubling in two months.
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Amelia-Williamsville Presbyterian Church
David Krehbiel
Knox Church
Krehbiel
St. Edmund’s
Citizens Water Committee urges new 25 million gallon reservoir
Bethel council heard a report on water shortage and approved study of sites for a 25 million gallon reservoir with a 1 million gallon current system. Engineer reviews, state help for sewage plans, and bonds proposed. Mary A. Donaldson earns honors at Ohio State University.
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Bethel
Citizens Water Committee
Fred Shields
Carl Rush
Bauer Pride
Clyde Hesler
Edwin R. Wichard
Woodward Trout
Mary A. Donaldson
East Osborn Street
Ohio State University
College of Arts and Sciences
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Friends’ School
Methodist Church School
Louis Serafin
Wilbur Haarlammert
Felicity
Work Forges
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Ohio Pike
Williamsville
New Plymouth Exchange
Russell Shinkle
Carl Lillich
Lillich
George Chase
Clyde Stone
Amelia Star-Review
Loveland Village
Alfred LeFeber
Council
Water Committee
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