Newly Elected Officers Lead Farm Bureau Groups
Newly elected officers of the Farm Bureau Legislature and Women's Committee include Harley A. Steward Newtonsville secretary and George Rouster Goshen vice chairman of the Legislative Committee. Mrs. George Rouster Milford and Mrs. Raymond R. Riehle Milford chair the Women's Committee. Dick Getz Farm Bureau district director said the committees will assist the Board of Trustees on Farm Bureau programs. The Legislative Committee will review bills in the Ohio Legislature and the Women’s Committee will handle safety and focal projects. Ray W. Ferree Goshen serves on the committee.
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Farm Bureau Legislature
Women’s Committee
Harley A. Steward
Newtonsville
George Rouster
Goshen
Raymond R. Riehle
Milford
Dick Getz
Farm Bureau
Board of Trustees
Ohio
Getz
Ray W. Ferree
Clermont County Farm Bureau Reaches Membership Goal
Members of the Clermont County Farm Bureau celebrate reaching a 240 member goal, an increase of 38 from last year. Pictured are Edton Myers, Frank Schubert, Everett Pangburn, Don Siebern, Meader Johnson, Harley Steward, Raymond Riehle, Ray W. Ferree and others as Dick Getz notes the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Edton Myers
Williamsburg
Frank Schubert
Owensville
Everett Pangburn
Felicity
Don Siebern
Goshen
Meader Johnson
Cincinnati
Harley A. Steward
Newtonsville
Raymond R. Riehle
Milford
Ray W. Ferree
Dick Getz
Farm Bureau Organization
Felicity Students Shine In Music Contest Opens
Felicity Schools praise upbeat music program led by Giovanni Baiclli as students win Superior and Excellent ratings at University of Cincinnati Junior Contest and Miami University Senior Solo and Ensemble events. Ensembles and individual performers including Brenda Williams Nancy Marriott Teresa Disher Ann Edelen Lewis Ware and others posted top marks. Danner announced the strong showing and expressed pride in the results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity
Giovanni Baiclli
James Danner Jr
University of Cincinnai
Bennie Coim
Jenny Trees
Jano - Il
Billie Henson
Donna Loudon
Judy Weber
Glenna Dher
Linda Rice
Miami University
Oxford
Brenda Williams
Sandra Day
Nancy Marriott
Teresa Disher
Robert Terry
Ann Edelen
Lewis Ware
Margaret Liming
Barbara Miller
Superior
Carol Jones
Anna Loudon
Sherrill Etelen
Kath-leen Nichell
Girls
St Louis School Spelling Champs Named
In Owensville the eighth grade at St Louis School held a room contest to select entrants for the Post Times Star Spelling Contest in Cincinnati this month. Miss Rosemarie Heming won with Peggy Haglage as runner up. both are honor students.
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St. Louis School
Owensville
Cincinnati
Rosemarie Heming
Peggy Haglage
Two County Girls in Sophomore Revue At Mount St Joseph
Martha Sommer and Maureen Sullivan, both sophomores, will perform in the College of Mount St. Josephs February weekend revue Femininity. The musical comedy aligns with Father-Daughter Weekend activities and features skits, song and dance exploring the modern woman.
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College of Mt. Joseph
Martha Sommer
Clarence Sommer
Owensville
Maureen Sullivan
Edward W. Sullivan
Cincinnati-Batavia
College of Mount St. Joseph
the Ohio
Cincinnati
College. of Mount
St. Joseph
Ohio River
Sisters of Charity of Cincinnati
Community Chest Plans 47th Annual Meeting in Cincinnati
The forty seventh annual Community Chest and Council gathering will occur Monday March 25 at the Sheraton Gibson Roof Garden. Over 500 attendees from 125 member agencies across Ohio Kentucky and Indiana will hear Jol S Hayes, chairman of the Washington Post Company executive committee and UCFCA president, speak on social changes intensifying problems like unemployment delinquency mental illness and dependency.
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Community Chest and Council of the
Cincinnati Area
Sheraton-Gibson
Chest
S. 125
Hamilton
Clermont
Ohio
Kenton
Campbell
Boone
Kentucky
Jol .S. Hayes
Washington
D.C
Post Co
United Community Funds and Councils of America
UCFCA
United Fund
United
United States
Canada
Hayes
Water Main Break Cuts Public Service
A 12 inch water main broke near Locust Corner and White Oak Rds cutting service to the Pierce Union Batavia system for hours. West Clermont students were dismissed around 10 am as workers repaired the line, a five hour fix.
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Amelia
Pierce-Union - Batavia
Locust Corner
White Oak
West Clermont
Batavia Police Chief Receives Kentucky Colonel Commission
Batavia Police Chief Ed Colone receives a Kentucky Colonel commission from Governor Bert Combs for 20 years of police service. Presentation made by U S Marshal Fred Holt and Common Pleas Judge M Dale Osborne, both Kentucky Colonels, honoring his role in organizing the Tri County Fraternal Order of Police and serving as its first president.
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Batavia
Kentucky
Bert Combs
Fred Holt
United State
Southern
Ohio
Common Pleas
M. Dale Osborne
Holt
Osborne
Tri-County Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
No-Spending Order Issued in Clermont County Audits
Clermont County commissioners issued a no spending order across departments under their direction pending a state audit of the county auditor's office. Affected units include the building inspection, the commissioners, and planning offices, with two sheriff's department car purchases paused until the audit concludes.
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Clermont County
Building Inspection Department
Commissioner’s Office
Planning Commission
Sheriff's Department
H. Earl Metzger
New Richmond Republican
J.F. Paschal
Batavian
Cann Hastings To Get Ford Awards
Cann and Thomas Hastings of Cann Ford Inc Batavia will receive Ford Motor Company Sales Award at a Cincinnati banquet honoring high ranking Ford dealership car and truck salesmen of 1962 in the Cincinnati district on March 23. Soderquist Cincinnati district sales manager says sales awards honor excellent retail performance within the 300 500 Club founded in 1950 to recognize top Ford salesmen nationwide.
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By. Cann
Thomas Hastings
Cann
Ford, Inc
Batavia
Ford Motor Company
Cincinnati
Ford
Charles J. Soderquist
Ford Division
Soderquist
Psychologist to Address Women at Withamsville Meeting
West Clermont Junior Women's Club in Withamsville will host Mrs. Wesley Allinsmith PhD as guest speaker March 25 at 8 p.m. in Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall. She will discuss The Meaning of Children's Artistic Abilities, in observance of Children's Art Month.
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Withamsville
Clermont Junior Women’s Club
OFWC
John Sigsby, Jr
Wesley Allinsmith
PhD
Mt. Moriah
Allinsmith
University of Michigan
Longer School Hours Planned for West Clermont District
The West Clermont board announced extended hours across most grades. Senior high adds one full period. start up to 7:30 AM and end at 2:48 PM, Amelia and Glen Este junior highs begin at 9:30 AM and end at 4:00 PM, elementary schools gain half an hour except first and second grades stay half-day.
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Amelia
West Clermont
Board of Education
Glen Este
Dean's List Charlene Adkins Election Mentioned
Charlene Adkins of Hill was named on Dean's List and elected to a college honor in The Courier's last edition. Adkins, a senior, appears in the Dean's List feature and related college acknowledgment.
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Charlene Adkins
Hill
Erpa
Courier
Miss Adkins
Clermont County Transfers School Districts Vote Outcome
Clermont County reports 29,160.95 in week sales tax and 632,362.67 year total. Precinct Y in eastern Wal planter Mt Carmel transfers to Forest Hills. West Clermont voters to decide 1.7 million bond for school construction on May 7. Local attorneys state precinct residents may vote on the issue.
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Clermont County
John D. Herbert
Wallerston County
Mt. Carmel
Hamill County
Nebrd of
Iran Er
Clermont
Forest Hills
Ening West
Clermont Board
West Clemont
Ralph A. Hit
Taxpayers Entitled to Federal Exemption On Return
The article states that every taxpayer is entitled to at least one $600 exemption on his Federal income tax return. The note emphasizes the automatic nature of the exemption and its application to individual filings.
Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities Student Achieves 3.0
A student from a local college attained a 3.0 average for the first semester. The person improves academic standing and joins a list honoring notable campus scholars.
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