First officers of OSU Alumni Chapter receive charter
The Courier reports on May 7, 1962 as the Cler mont County Chapter of the Ohio State University Alumni Association receives its charter from Bob Morgan, field secretary. Shown left to right are Marjorie Held, Ralph Windle, Pat Leslie, past president, Bob Morgan, OSU, Russell Beach, Dave Bechtel, and Alice Donaldson.
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Clermont County
Ohio State University Alumni Association
Bob Morgan
Marjorie Held
Ralph Windle
Pat Leslie
OSU
Russell Beach
Dave Bechtel
Alice Donaldson
OSU Alumni Dinner Meeting Held in Clermont County
Thirty six Ohio State University alumni from Clermont County gathered at Northeast ern high school on April 5 for a dinner and talk by OSU field secretary Bob Morgan on the past present and future of the university. Officers for the coming year include Marjorie Held Milford president Dave Bechtel New Richmond first vice Ralph Windle Moscow recording secretary Charles Hake Goshen treasurer Paul Calebaugh Williamsburg corresponding secretary Henry Nickel Jr Milford. A county wide family picnic is planned for early September and alumni who have not been contacted may obtain details from officers.
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Ohio State University
Clermont County
Northeastern High School
Bob Morgan
OSU
Ohio State
Marjorie Held
Milford
Dave Bechtel
New Richmond
Ralph Windle
Moscow
Charles Hake
Goshen
Paul Calebaugh
Williamsburg
Henry Nickel, Jr
Williamsburg Board Renews Contracts and Expands Special Class
At its April 19 meeting the Williamsburg board awarded two year contracts to Elizabeth Abbott Dorothy Bainum George Cadwallader Rachael Calebaugh Joy May Campbell Sue Fischbach Glenn Kallner Edward Lenney Kathryn Ann Mauk Marjorie Moore Margaret Rice Robert Smith Anita Keeton and one year contracts to Dorothy Hall and Mary Ann Brothers. The board approved a third special education class and authorized home economics and industrial arts for special education students. An intramural program was approved for next year, coaching staff appointments were confirmed, and new contracts were issued for custodians CUSTODIANS Ted Liggett John Stewart Jim Varney cooks Denise Malott Lorena Curry Shirley Fisher Averill Hauck Eleanor Piffer bus drivers Harry Donaworth Carey Hutchinson Edwin King Frances Rierson. Two additional bus drivers were authorized to add a route next year. Mary Boyd was re employed as elementary secretary and Vera Moon’s contract extends through the current year.
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Williamsburg Board of Education
Elizabeth Abbott
Dorothy Bainum
George Cadwallader
Rachael Calebaugh
Joy May Campbell
Sue Fischbach
Glenn Kallner
Edward Lenney
Kathryn Ann Mauk
Marjorie Moore
Margaret Rice
Robert Smith
Anita Keeton
Dorothy Hall
Mary Ann Brothers
Ted Liggett
John Stewart
Jim Varney
Howard Day
Denise Malott
Lorena Curry
Shirley Fisher
Averill Hauck
Eleanor Piffer
Harry Donaworth
Carey Hutchinson
Edwin King
Frances Rierson
Curry
Cook
Pt Isabel Fire Destroys House On Elbert Abner Farm
Fire at the Elbert Abner farm Saturday night destroyed a house and ruined household goods and furniture stored inside. Mr. and Mrs. Abner and their children have moved to Indiana. Community notices mention visits, Easter gatherings, and sympathy for the Simon-Swope family on Mrs. Margaret Simon’s death in Bethel.
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Elbert Abner
David Abner
Howard Hughes
Roy Woodruff
Hygiene Rd
Simon-Swope
Margaret Simon
Bethel
Sorrow as Source for Literature and Joy for Virtue
A reflective line contrasts sorrow with literature and joy with virtue, suggesting emotional experiences shape artistic creation and moral character. The statement positions sorrow as a wellspring for writing and happiness as a driver of ethical behavior.
Cozadale Community Notes May 5 Fried Chicken Dinner
May 5 at 5 30 p m the church social room will host a fried chicken and ham dinner. Sunrise services were held at Zoar Methodist Church with many attendees returning for church services. Easter Sunday saw Mrs Conover visiting family while her son convalesces at home. Mrs Schooley is improving and will return north on May 1 for the summer. Mrs Mae Ross visited her
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Zoar Methodist Church
Brother James Long Returns From Hospital
A statement notes that James Long, brother of a local resident, has just returned from the hospital as school children resume activities and return to classes.
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James Long
Blanchester
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