Levy Rejected Third Time in Amelia and Williamsville District
The Amelia and Williamsville Tabasco area rejected a proposed operating levy 2127 to 1402. Only three of 22 precincts voted yes. This marks the third defeat of a school levy this year, with future consideration likely at the November general election after the district exhausted one annual special election limit. precinct results vary by location within Union and surrounding townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Williamsville
Tabasco
Union Township
Amelia Methodist Sanctuary Crusade raises funds
Amelia Methodist Church completed a three year drive titled Sanctuary Crusade to raise 50000 in cash and pledges toward a 94000 sanctuary project. After six weeks of house visits, pledges collected by Feb 22 totaled 57053.60 as final tallies were tabulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Methodist Church
West Clermont School District rejects 5.5 mill levy
In a special election Tuesday School Patrons of West Clermont voted 315 against and 2667 for the 5.5 mill operating levy. Passage required 55 percent. Glen Este Mt Carmel area gave the levy broad support with 10 of 15 precincts voting yes, but the margin there was still short of the 55 percent threshold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont
Board of Elections
Glen Este-Mt. Carmel
Clyburn Named Public Information Director for Clermont Crusade
Ralph Clyburn of Batavia is named public information director for the Clermont County Cancer Crusade. Crusade chairman Charles P. Woods says the event will be held in April to raise funds for cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Clyburn
Batavia
Clermont County Cancer Crusade
Charles P. Woods
Crusade
Publicist Named Crusade Leader for Clermont County
Clyburn, a longtime Clermont County ACS member and Batavia official, is named publicist for the Crusade outreach. He urges county residents to join via the unit office at 852-7321 as volunteers are sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyburn
Clermont
ACS
Joanne
Gregory Drive
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Tele‘plistic Co
Clermont County
Clermont County GOP Club to host March meeting in Amelia
The Clermont County Republican Club will meet at 8 p.m. on March 11 at the D X Ranch Rt 125 east of Amelia. Program chair William Knepp outlines two parts: taped voter opinions from across the county and a talk by NAACP Community Coordination head Mrs Lucille Green on voting patterns and party shifts.
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March
Amelia
Clermont County
Republican Club
Rt. 125
William Knepp
Lucille Green
Com
Lois Brown
Batavia, Burg, Bethel stay alive in district tourney
Batavia moves to 21-0 after an 86 to 8 victory over Fayetteville and a 76 to 53 win over Mt. Healthy. Williams burg edged Macon Eastern 71-69 in double overtime. Bethel defeats Felicity 74-45 and faces Country Day. Semi finals set for March 12-13 at Princeton.
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Batavia
Williamsburg
Bethel
Amelia
Glen Este
Goshen
Northeastern
Fayetteville
Anderson
Mt. Crab
Bob Cloussants
Bulldogs
Williams
Burg
Macon
Felicity
Country Day
Princeton
New Miami
Trenton
Springboro
College Corner
Board Rules Morris Dismissal Unjust Lack of Evidence
The central merit system hearing board found the dismissal of William E. Morris sanitarian by the Mont County Board of Health excessive given charges of insubordination and unsatisfactory performance. The board urged setting aside the dismissal, adopting written personnel policies, exhausting other disciplinary means, and improving administration employee communication.
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Merit System
William E. Morris
Clermont County Board of Health
Albert W. Vann Sickle
Robert A. Vogel
Adams
Robert Quade
Flach Douglas
Morris
van Sickle
Sullivan to chair 1965 Cancer Crusade in three townships
Ronald A. Sullivan of 41 Garrett Dr Day Heights is named chairman for the 1965 American Cancer Society Crusade covering Miami Goshen and Wayne townships. A lifelong eastern Hamilton County resident and Brock Insurance agent, he urges local residents to join the effort and calls for donations and participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald A. Sullivan
Garrett Dr
Day Heights
American Cancer Society
Crusade
Miami
Goshen
Wayne Townships
Charles P. Woods II
Hamilton County
Milford
Sullivan
Brock Insurance Agency
Loveland
Terrace Park
Day Heights Civic Assn
Acacia Alumni Assa
United Appeal
Milford Lodge
Felicity Missile Base Readied for Ohio National Guard Takeover
Felicity Ohio prepares for a March 25 turnover as the Ohio National Guard assumes command of the Felicity Nike Hercules site. Maj. Gen. Harrison A. Gerhardt inspects the base with attendees including Col. Joseph Stabler and Brig. Gen. Justin W. Stoll. Capt. Kendall Hamilton will assume command from Capt. Thomas L. Ricketts at Battery B.
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Felicity
Cincinnati
Army Air Defense Command
Harrison A. Gerhardt
U. S. Army Air Defense Command
Ft. Totten
Flushing
Long Island
N. Y
5Th Missile Bn
56Th Artillery
O. H. Here
Wilmington
Oxford
Ohio
Dillsboro
Ind
Clermont County
Ohio National Guard
Kendall Hamilton
137Th Artillery
ONG
Thomas L. Ricketts
Joseph Stabler
Dayton
Williamsburg Industry Planning Open House
Williams burg residents invited to an open house March 17 from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Cincinnati Box and Partition Co. Local businessman C. J. Brandt explains the move and remodeling of Williamsburg Chair Factory property, with tours, refreshments, and a factory souvenir for visitors. The relocation was supported by federal, local bank, and Williamsburg Development Corporation loans under the Area Redevelopment Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Cincinnati Box & Partition Co
C. J. Brandt
Williamsburg Chair Factory, Inc
Chair Factory
Clermont County
Brandt
Bank and
Williamsburg Development Corporation
Ohio Woman Wins State Motorist Award For Safety Slogan
A 54 year old housewife from Washington County earns Ohio’s Number One Motorist honor. Mrs. Kehl won the top tag No. 1 for her family’s 1964 red Corvair and the highway safety slogan Alert Today Alive Tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Washington County
Ohio
Kehl
Judge Nichols To Attend National College of State Trail Judges
Judge Harold D. Nichols is among 192 new judges elected to attend a four week training at the University of Colorado Law School starting July 5 1965. The ABA and Justice Thomas C Clark sponsor the program to foster exchange of ideas among U S trial judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Harold D. Nichols
United States
National College of State Trail
American Bar Association
Thomas C. Clark
United States Supreme Court
University of Colorado Law School
Nichols
National College
Justice Clark
Whitt and Backhus Named to Local Health Unit Board
Whitt and Roger Backhus were named to three-year terms on the local health unit board. The appointments fill the vacancy created April 7 when chairman Harry R. Clark resigned from Laurel-Nicholsville Rd. Clark had chaired the board.
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Clermont County
Roger Backhus
Amelia
Health
Harry R. Clark
Laurel-Nicholsville Rd
Clark
County refinancing saves Clermont County water system
Clermont County commissioners approve refunding MGS Water System bonds totaling 3 097 000 to refinance old issues dated 1959 and 1964. The move, expected to save 457 162 by 1999, will not alter water rates. Bondholders include state retirement boards. money from the sale will be invested in U S Treasury obligations held by First National Bank of Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Robert L. Conners and Co
Pohl Co. and Associates
Cincinnati
Ment Board
Industrial Commission of Ohio
Public Employees, Retirement Fund
School Employees’ Retirement Board
Columbus
U.S. Treasury
First National Bank of Cincinnati
J.R. Cooke
Division 8
Ohio Dept. of Highways
Batavia
Pierce
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Amelia-Williamsville
Amelia Village
Monroe Township
Ohio Township
Pierce Township
Union Union Township
Glen Este- Mt
Clyburn Crusade
Xavier
Mariemont
Withrow
Purcell
Loveland Tigers
Fairfield
Board
Williamsburg Industry Planning Open House
Salemeet
Harold Nichols
Cooke
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