Group Forms to Promote Two Area Flood Control Dams
Fifteen leaders form the Little Miami Valley Development Association to push East Fork and Caesar Creek reservoir projects. Mayor George Anderson of Loveland elected president with Earl Maag of Morrow and Richard Jamieson of Batavia as officers. J. E. Carnahan named honorary president and advisor. A board of directors will be chosen next week as local officials commit to federal dam studies.
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Little Miami Association
Richard Jamieson
Batavia
Flack Douglas
Milford
Robert Rinckhoff
William Shawhen
Loveland
Zenas Anstaett
Clermont County Commissioners
Earl Maag
Morrow
Francis Cutler
Morrow Board of Public Affairs
Little Miami Valley Development Association
WPFB
Middletown
East Fork
Caesar Creek
Chamber of Commerce
Little Miami River
Congress
George Anderson
Association
Flach Douglas
C of C
J. E. Carnahan
Runs Office Like A Business Editorial Praises Local Treasurer
An editorial lauds Clermont County Treasurer Byron Ross for running the office like a private business. It notes cost savings of 7,254.99 from in-house handling of tax bills and improved accuracy, while acknowledging minor errors and a state examiner's satisfactory rating. The piece argues thoughtful reform by public officials benefits taxpayers amid rising costs and budget cuts.
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Byron Ross
Ross
Pierce Seeks Landfill Site and Police Applicants
Locust Corner Pierce township trustees seek a new sanitary landfill of at least five acres accessible by an improved road. Bids to clerk Milton Behymer by April 4. Police applicant tests scheduled for March 24 at 10 a.m. at the township hall. Applicants must reside in the township or plan to move there, be a U S citizen aged 25 to 50, and have at least one year in police work. Salary is 400 dollars monthly with uniforms cruiser and gasoline provided. Bradbury Road closed due to pavement damage until repairs are finished.
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Locust Corner
Pierce Township
Milton Behymer
U. S
Bradbury Rd
Flood relief demand rises as Red Cross logs 100 plus apps
At New Richmond Bank building Red Cross and SBA set up offices reporting over 100 flood relief applications last week. About 90 were for emergencies with the rest for rehabilitation under $500. Applicants hailed from New Richmond Moscow Utopia and Palestine. SBA notes loans are available to adjacent counties and business owners who faced flood losses.
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New Richmond
Red Cross
Small Business Administration
SBA
New Richmond Bank
John Scottice
Moscow
Utopia
Palestine
Jack M. Adelman
Cleveland
New Richmond National Bank
Standard Building
Ontario St
Fund Campaign for New 30 Bed Hospital in Goshen Area
Goshen area launches an immediate fund drive to raise 600000 for constructing a 30 bed general surgical hospital on State Route 28 between Milford and Goshen. Leaders William Knepp Davis Myers urge local residents to contribute, citing emergency care for over 100000 nearby residents and the hospital built by the community. Interested donors may contact Dr Edward Hake Batavia Dr Donald Johnson Milford Tom Pappas Loveland or Bob Jeffries Goshen.
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Goshen
Vuu
West Cleremont Hospital
State Rt
Milford
William Knepp
Davis Myers
Carmel
Cochairman
Knepp
Edward Hake
Batavia
Donald Johnson
Tom Pappas
Loveland
Bob Jeffries
Open House Set for Catholic Schools in West Clermont
St. Bernadette in Amelia and St. Thomas More in Withiamsville host open houses March 25 from 3 to 5 p.m. as part of the Archdiocesan Open-House Program. Faculty, pastors, and community groups will welcome visitors while tours and curriculum discussions occur. Enrollment figures show 345 at St. Bernadette and 530 at St. Thomas More, with combined five-year growth near 10 percent.
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Bernard Bohmann
St. Bernadette School
Amelia
St. Thomas More School
Withiamsville
West Clermont
Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Men and Women
Pta’s
St. Bernadette and
St. Thomas More
Ralph
Students to Explore Problems in Clermont County
The annual Student Government Day will be April 18 in Clermont County. Elected officials and school leaders will host seniors from county high schools as they write papers on issues affecting county government and spend the day at the courthouse learning duties of county offices.
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Otter ‘Clermont Countians
Roy Thompson
James H. Wooldridge
West Clermont
Robert Goforth
Williamsburg
Clermont County
D-X Ranch
Woodridge and
Goforth
Organization Man Named For Area Farm Bureau Co op
Richard F. Getz of Springfield named organization director for the Clermont Brown and Hamilton County Farm Bureau under a contract with the Ohio Farm Bureau. He will assist trustees, push legislation, start advisory councils, and lead a yearly membership drive. Getz joined the Ohio Farm Bureau in 1957, previously directing in Clark County. He is a 1954 Ohio State University animal husbandry graduate.
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Richard F. Getz
Springfield
Clermont, Brown and Hamilton County
Frank Worthington
Ohio Farm Bureau
Getz
Farm Bureau
Warthington
Clark County
Ohio State University
Clermont County Board Vacates Superintendent Post
The Clermont County board of education voted to declare the county superintendent of schools position vacant effective August 1 1962. Roy C Thompson will not have contract renewed though he may apply again. Applications will be accepted immediately as the board seeks qualified candidates and plans visits to applicants' home areas for interviews.
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Roy Thompson
Clermont County Board of Education
Harry Kahle
R. G. Little
Roy C. Thompson
Charles M. Simmons
Stanley
Cann
J. A. Ashton
Thompson
Sheriff and Auditor May Face Staff Cuts Over Budget
Sheriff Clyde B. Dericks warned county commissioners that without extra operating funds his office will have to reduce staff after monthly salaries of 6216 and limited remaining funds. Auditor J. F. Paschal said three deputies must be released to fit the budget as revenue trends could bring more money later. Commissioners pledged to seek additional funds to support the sheriff and keep departments running.
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Clyde B. Dericks
Dericks
State Examiner
J. F. Paschal
Motorist Cited After Willowville Accident
Albert Schwallie 21 of Rt 2 Sardinia was cited by Deputy Gardner for failure to have his car under control after an early Saturday accident at the end of the four lane. He escaped with minor injuries when his car overturned an embankment.
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Willowville
Albert Schwallie
Rt. 2
Sardinia
Gardner
Schwallie
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