St Thomas More School Opens House March 17
St Thomas More School invites the public to an open house on March 17 from 2 to 4 p.m. The event, sponsored by the Archdiocesan Catholic Men and Women, will showcase classrooms, textbooks, and school operations while answering questions about curriculum, tuition, and transportation.
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St. Thomas More School
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Betty Thorson
Elna Diener
Mary Overty
Charles Suttor
Bill
Lée Molitard
Vic Rosenfelder
Tince
Charles Sutter
St. .Thoras More School
Sutter
St. Thomas. More
Wert Clermont
Viet’ SE
Thomas More School
West Clermont
Renreents
Clermont
McNicholas
Photographers Urged to Submit Flood Images for Harsha
Rep. William H. Harsha asks amateurs and pros to send flood photos from Clermont County to illustrate the need for the proposed East Fork Reservoir. Photos with location, date, and sender name on the back should be mailed to the 6th Ohio District Office in Washington. Clermont Adams and Brown Counties have been declared SBA disaster areas to allow low interest loans for flood repair.
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East Fork
Clermont County
William H. Harsha
Ohio District
New House
Washington
D. C
Harsha
Clermont
Adams
Brown
The
Small Business Administration
New Auditor Metzger Takes Clermont County Post
H Earl Metzger 45 of New Richmond becomes Clermont County auditor succeeding Democrat John F Paschal after defeating him last November. He names Arnold Stumpf as chief deputy. Metzger Hardware is run by Arch Wrigglesworth during his tenure.
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H. Earl Metzger
New Richmond
Clermont County
John F. Paschal
Metzger
Arnold Stumpf
Miami Township
Stumpf
Arch Wrigglesworth
Harry E. Metzger
Mrtenap
County Educator Injured In Crash
Two people were injured in a two car collision at 5 p.m. Monday at the intersection of Route 125 and Amelia Olive Branch Road west of here. Berta Lee Humphreys 43 of 52 Donna Drive Amelia suffered facial head injuries and was taken to Our Lady of Her Hospital by BMOP Life County. Superintendent Harry R. Moore 54 of 481 Craig Road Mt. Carmel had a fractured rib head bruises and a punctured knee and was taken to Dr Charles Simmons office in Bethel by Williamsville Life Squad. Patrolman McLister said Mrs Humphreys drove into the path of a westbound car on Route 125. State Highway Patrol reported a minor accident on fogbound South Milford Road one tenth of a mile south of Milford at 5 30 a.m. Tuesday Alvin BE Grill 26 of 46 Betty Lane Milford slid off road struck a fence. He had a lacerated lip and a broken tooth and was cited for driving left of center.
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Amelia
Rt. 125
Amelia-Olive Branch Rd
Here
L. McLister
Berta Lee Humphreys
Donna
Our Lady of Her Hospital
Bmop Life County
Harry R. Moore
Craig Rd
Mt. Carmel
Charles Sim
Mons
Bethel
Williamsville
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
H.R. Christian
Grill
Milford Chamber Sets Annexation Talk With Expert
Milford area chamber plans an 8 p.m. meeting at the First Milford Savings Association to discuss annexation issues. Howard Crush, aide to Cincinnati City Manager C A Harrell, will share Cincinnati annexation insights without taking sides. Also announced are Ladies Night Banquet details and FBI talk by Victor Turyn at Terrace Park Country Club.
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Milford Area
Cincinnati
Chamber
Terrace Park Country Club
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Girl Participates In International Music League Festival
Pamela Prindle daughter of Mr and Mrs John Prindle of Clough Pike took part in the International Music League Festival at the Hotel Sheraton Gibson on March 9 and 10. An accordionist in the eighth grade at Amelia Junior High she earned 100 on her solo and played in three bands that won first place. she plans a July American Guild of Music concert and an August Ohio Youth Talent contest.
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Pamela Prindle
John Prindle
MR Play Opens at Shubert Cincinnati With Moral Drama
Joe Hodgson and John Wright star in a two act production titled MR Play by Peter Ward and Alan Thornhill. Opening midnight Monday March 18 at the Shubert Theatre Cincinnati the drama follows a country under invasion as teachers confront a leader’s choice between risk of war or aiding a people rising for freedom. A ticket price of 1 is listed and a county adults group will attend.
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Joe Hodgson
Bogland
John Wright
iMidnight
Shubert Theatre
Cincinnati
Beerman County
Ps. F. Greene
New
Moore
Cere
Willy
Clerent County
London
Peter Ward
Alan Thornhill
Ini An
Young Teaachers Pierce
Protestants Invited to Catholic Church Open House
Protestants can learn about the Catholic church many beliefs during an open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Holy Kanity Church Batavia. Pastor Rev. William Scalan and lay members will guide visitors and answer questions as part of an ecumenical effort toward Christian unity.
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Holy Kanity Church
Batavia
William Scalan
Osborne To Speak On Election Board
The Clermont County Women's Democratic Club meets at 8 p.m. March 14 at the Democratic headquarters Main Street Batavia. Edward B. Osborne member of the Clermont County Board of Elections will discuss the county elections board.
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Election Board
Clermont County Women’s Democratic Club
Democratic
Main. St
Batavia
Edward B. Osborne
Clermont County Board ‘of Elections
Four Burglary Suspects Detained After Albers Oil Break-In
Four men were captured after a break-in at Albers Oil Co on Vera Cruz Pike near Williams Corner. Wounded suspects delay hearings as Lyman Hensley remains in serious condition at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Jack Latham and Gero Wilmoth were treated after Gordon LeBar fired a shotgun. Conviction may carry one to 15 years.
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Williams Corner
Albers Oil Co
Vera Cruz Pike
Lyman Hensley
Mt. Crab
Our Lady of ‘Mercy Hospital
Jack Latham
Gordon LeBar
Lebar
Hensley
Miles Owens
Milford Life Squad
Latham
Flood Postpones Legion Birthday Banquet
Flood conditions and seepage at the American Legion Hall postpone Victor Stier Post 450 birthday banquet. The post will celebrate its 43rd anniversary on March 30 at 7 PM. Tickets remain available from Joe Fitzwater. Post 450 is one year younger than the national American Legion.
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Milford
American Legion Hall
Victor Stier
Joe Fitzwater
Victor-Stier
National Organization of the American Legion
American Légion
East Batavia
Goshen Superintendent Fined One Dollar in Student Assault Case
Goshen school superintendent Robert Gower was fined $1 and half costs after a Common Pleas jury convicted him of assaulting a pupil on October 27 at a Halloween school event. Judge John H. Houston upheld use of corporal punishment within limits and criticized the investigation as outside the family of the prosecuting witness. The ruling emphasizes teacher discipline and limits on punishment in schools.
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Robert Gower
Goshen
Common Pleas
John H. Houston
Georgetown
Gower
Clyde Allen
Milford
Larry Joe Marshall
Houston
Seven Countians Named on Dean's List at Clermont College
Dr Adron Doran announced 460 students earned Dean's List honors at Clermont College including 30 with perfect 4.00 averages. Local recipients include Carolyn Carnes Dixon Crosstown Ben R Ellis Judith A Ellis N Jean Ellis Harlen L Hamm Sylvia J Horton and Joseph B Knauer from New Richmond Felicity Loveland Williamsburg and surrounding areas.
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Gerege
Adron Doran
Carolyn Carnes Dixon
Crosstown
Ben R. Ellis
Amelia
Judith A. Ellis
N. Jean Ellis
New Richmond
Harlen L. Hamm
Felicity
Sylvia J. Horton
Loveland
Joseph B. Knauer
Williamsburg
Tobacco Committee To Meet On Friday
The Ohio Farm Bureau advisory Tobacco Committee will hold an all day meeting on March 15 at Ripley. Attendees include Edon Myers Williamsburg Earl C Schatz man Russellville Gene Pittenger Russellville Earl Kidwell Georgetown and Wendell Williams Ripley. After the meeting the group visits the Brown County agricultural Experiment farm. Golden R Canatay is chairman and a member of the Farm Bureau board of trustees.
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Ohio Farm Bureau’ Advisory Tobacco Committee
Ripley
Greenwood
Edon Myers
Williamsburg
Earl C. Schatzman
Russellville
Gene Pittenger
Earl
Kidwell
Georgetown
Wendell Williams
Agricultural Experiment Farm
Brown County
Golden R. Canatay
North
Canatay Jy
Ohio Farm Bureau’ Board of Trustees
Women Voters Plan Legislature Tour From Clermont County
Clermont County League of Women Voters organizes a March 20 trip to Columbus for interested women. Gathering at 9 30 a m in the Statehouse rotunda, attendees will learn about pending bills, tour briefly, attend committee hearings, dine at a 2 00 luncheon, and watch the session from the gallery. Cost and mileage share. Reservations by March 14 with Mrs Ralph Hawkins 734 4066.
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Clermont Co. League of Women Voters
Columbus
Clermont County
State House
Ralph Hawkins
Goshen
Annual Farm Bureau Meeting in Clermont Co-op area
The Clermont Cooperative Association Inc will hold its annual meeting at Ebon C Hint School cafeteria on Thursday March 21. Dinner begins at 7 p.m. followed by a business session at 8 p.m. John Grison of Millsboro will speak.
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Bethel Meeting
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The
Clermont Cooperative “Association, Inc
Ebon C Hint School
John Grirson
Millsboro
Batavia County Science Fair Set For March 30
Batavia high school hosts the county science fair on March 30 open to seventh through twelfth graders. Four divisions include Junior High Biological and Physical Science and Senior High Biological and Physical Science with judges from Cincinnati firms and universities rating entries as Superior to Satisfactory. The event directed by Les Mohrfield runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. with setup, judging, placing, and awards. public viewing from 12:30 to 2:20 p.m. and awards at 2:30 p.m. No admission fee.
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Batavia High School
Cincinnati
Iuperior
Les Mohrfield
Ccionéa
Easter Seal Drive Names Chair For Clermont County
Mrs. Rachel Franke was named 1963 Easter Seal chair for the Clermont County Society for Crippled Children. Sam Ausman, society president, announced the drive opens March 14 with mailings to residents and runs until Easter. The volunteers run the fund without pay, and most revenue supports handicapped children and adults including braces, eyewear, prosthetics, and regional epilepsy clinics.
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Rachel Franke
Case
Clermont County Department of Welfare
Clermont County Society For Crippled Children
Sam ‘Ausman
Clermont County
Ausman
Clermont
Nad ‘Ausman
Ausm
Svete Detv
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