Les Chanteurs On Concert Tour From New Richmond High
The 26 member chorus Les Chanteurs from New Richmond High School leaves by chartered bus on March 15 for a tour of St. Louis and Manchester Missouri. They will perform at the Veterans Administration Hospital and Kennedy Memorial High School before a 1000 student crowd. A St. Louis sightseeing trip includes the Admiral Mississippi river visit and an introduction to Captain William Carroll. This marks their fifth concert tour, following trips to Wheeling Wheeling West Virginia Ashland Kentucky Terre Haute Indiana and Chicago Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Chanturs
Singers
New Richmond High School
St. Louis
Manchester
J. Michael Ward
Holiday Inn
Les Chaneurs
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kiwanis in New Richmond hosts spring dinner and chorus events
Kiwanis Club of New Richmond announces a spring chicken and beef dinner for March 24 after March 6 meeting. Choristers and Les Chanteurs entertain at events. Barbara Stagers is slated as main speaker March 20. Police Chief Harold Kennedy receives honors from village council and Clermont County for 1972. Historic New Richmond to display church steeple photo at March 22 meeting.
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Kiwanis Club of
New Richmond
Janet Sollman
Barbara Stagers
Harold Kennedy
New Richmond Council
Lee Vesper
Worte Council
Kennedy
Tri-County Fraternal Order of Police
Chief Kennedy
Clermont County
St. Peter’s Catholic Church
Joe
Historic
New Rich
Jailbreak Guilty Plea for Clermont Jail Escape Attempt
A Clermont County jury convicted prisoners James Dolch Jr. and John Blair for attempting to escape the Clermont County Jail on October 8, 1972. Dolch faces 1 to 5 years for breaking and entering. Blair 1 to 5 years plus concurrent 2 to 20 years for manslaughter. Five others pleaded guilty and receive added terms.
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Louis J. Schwartz
Clermont County Criminal Court
Clermont County
James E. Dolch Jr
Goshen
John W. Blair
New Richmond
Mansfield Reformatory
Dobh
Blair
Science Fair At Monroe PTA
The Monroe Township PTA meeting is on March 15 at 8 p m in the school cafeteria. Teachers meet parents from 7 30 to 8 p m. Science Fair projects will be displayed and Barbara Hartman will speak briefly. Refreshments served. Public is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Township
PTA
Barbara Hartman
Miami University candidate for Bachelor of Science degree
Shirley Rauch Rulison Harris of Rt. 1 New Richmond is a candidate for the Bachelor of Science in Education at Miami University Oxford. Informal commencement is March 16 at 3 p.m. in Millett Hall. New Richmond Mayor Nick Wolf reappointed Marjorie Lang to a five year term on Clermont County Metropolitan Housing Authority. Felicity and New Richmond are participating villages in the authority with New Richmond as the larger, able to appoint two members. Ray Oetzel of the Mt. Pisgah Civic Club announced the annual spring smorgasbord for May 5 at Civic Hall from 5 to 8 p.m. The Teen Canteen Village Cinema shows Vampire Circus and Countess Dracula this weekend March 16 17 18 with 7 30 p.m. showings Friday and Saturday and 2 30 p.m. Sunday. Clermont County tax rollback program reduced last year’s county bills by 10 percent, per State Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Rauch Rulison Harris
Rt. 1
New Richmond
Miami University
Oxford
Millett Hall
Nick Wolf
Marjorie Lang
Clermont County
Ray Oetzel
Mt. Pisgah
Vampire Circus
Teen Canteen Village
Joseph
Haussermann Home Sold to Horace Flannery in Mt Carmel
Horace Flannery purchased the former Haussermann home including furnishings and 40 acres from Nellie Cole, with plans to move in within weeks. The house was built starting in 1936 and hosted many Clermont social events. Haussermann founded mining companies in the Philippines and chaired the New Richmond National Bank before his 1965 death. Flannery and his five children reside with his wife in Mt Carmel as a real estate broker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Haussermann
Horace Flannery
Carmel
Nellie Cole
Haussermann
Clermont
Benquet Consolidated Mining Co
Balatoc Mining Co
Philippine Islands
New Richmond National Bank
Flannery
Aladdin Realty Company
Mt. Carmel
Fortnightly Club Met March 6 at Frisch's New Richmond
The Fortnightly Club met March 6 at Frisch's Restaurant in New Richmond with Mrs. Ralph Clarke leading devotions and directing a program on the Book of Jonah. Miss Mary Love hosted and plans for March 19 at Mrs. Ralph Clarke's home were announced with Mrs. Florence Albrecht in charge. Misery seeks not man, but Frances Burney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisch’s
New Richmond
Ralph Clarke
Mary Love
Florence Albrecht
Hopeful Move Toward a New Richmond Farmers Market
Historic New Richmond proposes a village farmers market with regular sale days. The Village Council seeks a location to host the market two afternoons weekly and all day Saturdays, a plan supported by Historic New Richmond Inc. to preserve local river town history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Historic
New Richmond PTA to Meet Monday Evening
The New Richmond Elementary Junior and Senior High PTA will meet Monday March 19 at 8 p.m. at the Elementary School. Nancy Nelson chairs Ways and Means, tickets for stainless steel ID tags go on sale this week at the schools. The Star Revir Company and New Richmond High School Junior Achievement will display Zodiac plaques in the lobby. Installation of officers and a reading program presentation are planned with Rev. Charles Harrison speaking and chorale music by the Choristers under Karen Ellis. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
PTA
New
Richmond Pta
Nancy Nelson
Ways and Means Committee
Star Revir Company
New Richmond
Karen Ellis
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The
Clermont Courier
Les Chanteurs
John Michael Ward
Kiwanis Cub
Louisville, Ky
Janet Soliman
Thomas Fuller
New Richmond, Inc
Monroe
Stanley J. Rafale
Optometrist
Medical Building
Main Street
Owensville
Front Street
Ohio
F.d.le
New Richmond News Coors
Snc
Frances Burney
Farmers’ Market
Anchor
Key West
Briggs & Stratton
Harlow Tractor Sales
Bethel
Vega
Motor Trend
Yim Hamilton
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
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