Local People Rally To Lend Assistance During Flood
Local residents rallied to help Red Cross after a recent flood. Names include William Augst and George Slade of Batavia, Dale Bee and Ray Morton of Bethel, plus many shelter helpers and managers from Loveland Milford Terrace Park St. Martin Williamsburg and Pleasant Plain. They moved furnishings, delivered food, served meals, tended the ill, staffed lines, and aided the temporary homeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
William Augst
George Slade
Batavia
Dale Bee
Ray Morton
Bethel
Keith Gregory
Felicity
Alvin Janson
Frank Adkins
Loveland
George H. Day
Harold Kraus
Milford
Wil Miller
James E. Miller
John Hale, Jr
Mary Jan Higgins
Kenneth Bryan
Lawrence Leslie
William Denham
F. C. Herbert
Kenneth
C. Mauger
Ann & Terry Graiser
Jeannette Gian
Geraldine Painter
Lucille Pence
Virlie Mofford
Eveline Bicklehymer
Arlene Plattman
Jean Hilldrane
Edw. Miller
Nina Sergent
Jos, Zimmerman
Marion McMillan
Ruth Denham
Ester Altman
Ruth Greene
Betty Fry
Eastern Kentucky Dean’s List honors Batavia student Tarvin
Robert E. Tarvin of Batavia is among 435 EKU students named to the fall semester Dean’s List. To qualify a student must earn at least a 3.5 GPA and enroll in 14 or more credit hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Tarvin
Batavia
Eastern Kentucky University
Frank declines buyout amid hidden liabilities in Ohio tale
A small manufacturer named Frank refuses Jack’s buyout offer after his attorney uncovers serious risks. Jack’s firm faces high workers compensation costs, a pending product liability suit, and liens from contractors. The piece closes with note of regional rehabilitation leadership and a dictionary-style etymology of astronaut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Jack
Acme
Ohio
Telephone Pole Relocation Affects State Route 125 Work
Cincinnati Bell crews move and replace hundreds of poles along State Route 125 from Hamlet to Bethel as part of a $41 500 construction project. They transfer cable and wire, with 5 865 feet replaced, and work coordinated with the State Highway Department. Local residents and church members note Easter visits and thanks for support during hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Bell Telephone Company
Hamlet
Bethel
Telephone Company
State Highway Department
Clermont CB Club aids simulated aircraft search in Clermont County
The Clermont Cooperative C B Radio Club staged a simulated aircraft search using a plane piloted by Frank Anson from Civilian Defense Airborne. The exercise involved Winton Barnes his wife Ruth and son Robbie at a wooded site near Batavia with a white paper target. Local volunteers including Bud Wenker Amelia and others coordinated ground communications from Lunken Airport to Batavia Mt. Carmel and Williamsville bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Cooperative C.B. Radio Club
New Richmond
Clermont County
Winton “Barney” Barnes
Ruth
Robbie
Batavia
Frank Anson
Civilian Defense Airborne
C.B
Bud Wenker
Amelia
Hal
Ruth Clark
Warry Evans
Lunken
Bud Davis
Daryl Goebel
Virgil Binkley
Jack
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Kentucky Parks
All of
Kentucky
Dept. of Public Information
Pds
Capitol Annex
Frankfort, Ky
Frank T. Rhoad, Jr
Greater
Adams
Pike
Scioto
Lawrence
Ross
Rhoad
Hamilton County Welfare Department
Community Health and Welfare Council
Commission of Social Welfare
National Council of Churches
Mayor’s Friendly Relations Committee
Council of Churches of
Greater Cincinnati
Homer Mosbacker
Owensville
Owensville Mobil
Emery Joe Sutherland
White Flamingo Club
Geraldine Becker
Charles Eckert
Ohio Pike
Harold J. Monteith
Goshen Pike
Monteith
Modern Merchandising, Inc
Flick
Hahns
Son
Carl Hahn
Rose Ann
Union City
Ind
EUB Church
Carl Hahn Jr
Amazing Love
Williams
Hahn
Hazel Mahomney
Paul Carlier
Earl Clark
Hartman
Main St
Bermudas
Slim Jims
Beechmont Ave
Cherry Grove
Clermont Courier
CB Radio Club
Glen Este
Ian Cunningham
Ohio Industrial Arts Association
Columbus
Dennis Ross
Verdis Breashear
Great Lakes
Insulite
F.W. Kibler
Mt. Orab
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