Open House Set At Goshen High School
Goshen High School hosts an Open House during American Education Week with teachers in their rooms for parent interaction. Principal Gormley and the board report activities, while a Christmas Carnival planning update includes contests, a dec 7 dance, spaghetti dinner, booths, and volunteer calls.
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Goshen High School
Goshen
Willis R. Gormley
PTA
Gormley
Board of Education
Wayne {Ormers
Ways and Means
Heart Fund Leader Named for Six County Cincinnati Area
Harry H. Santen of Santen & Santen will head the 1964 Heart Fund campaign in the Greater Cincinnati area, announced by Dr. Sanford R. Courter. The 1963 drive raised over 232000 for 11 local research projects across six institutions. 1964 expands to 11 projects funded by over 121000, plus six more via the American Heart Association. Heart Sunday on February 23 will mobilize about 15000 volunteers in Cincinnati and 1.75 million nationwide. Fountaine and Bennett named as local secretaries as the Heart Association of Southwestern Ohio forms from existing groups.
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Harry H. Santen
Santen
Cincinnati
American Heart Association
Lanten
Heart Fund
Heart
Heart Association of
Southwestern Ohio
Greater Cincinnati
Hamilton
Adams, Brown
Clermont
Warren County Heart Association
Republican Club Elects Officers for Clermont County
The Clermont County Republican Club elected officers to be installed at the next meeting at 8 p.m. November 14 at the D-X Ranch in Mt Holly. Ernest C. Friedrich of Williamsville was named president and head of the Circle Freeway committee. Lois Brown of Milford was chosen vice president and a former league of women voters president. Clarence E. Lytle of Batavia was elected treasurer and a Batavia Township board of trustees member.
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MT. Holly
Clermont County Republican Club
Ernest C. Friedrich
Williamsville
Clermont County
Circle
Lois Brown
Rt. 1
Milford
Clermont County League of Women Voters
Clarence E. Lytle
Batavia
Batavia Township
Boosters Club Auction Set at Bissantz Barn
The Williamsburg Boosters Club will hold its annual auction at the Bissantz Auction Barn on Saturday November 9 at 8 p.m. All parents of boys in sports are urged to support this fundraising event. Donations will be picked up on November 2. Call 724-6401, 724-2077, or 724-2460.
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The
Man Receives 150 Days to Grand Jury in Assault Cases
Jerome K Hicks, 25, of Willowville, drew 150 days on two assault and battery counts in Cler mont County Court and was bound over to the grand jury on a malicious destruction of property charge with $1,000 bond. Hicks also got 96 days for another assault and battery charge against Susan Kihnley and 60 days for a similar charge against Lynn Trowbridge. The incident involved Hicks pulling Trowbridge from a car and beating Kihnley after she started to drive away.
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Jerome K. Hicks
Kitty Lane
Willowville
Clermont County
Hicks
Charles W. Jackson
Susan Kihnley
Pearl Lane
Lynn Trowbridge
Winchester Ave
Mt. Washington
Richard Trowbridge
Lynn
Trowbridge
Kihnley" Fren
Miss Kihnley
Rabies Inoculation Required for Clermont County Dogs
Dr Albert W Van Sickle county health commissioner says despite lifted dog restrictions in Tate Franklin Washington and Monroe townships all dogs in Clermont County must be rabies vaccinated. Certification goes to the county auditor who will require proof of vaccination before annual dog registrations.
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Albert W. van Sickle
Tate
Franklin
Washington
Monroe
Clermont County
Batavia’s 150 Memberships Sold as Sesquicentennial Starts
The Batavia promotion committee led by Mayor Richard C. Jamieson began selling 150 charter memberships for Batavia’s 150th anniversary. First 150 receive certificates. goal is to raise funds for village projects with no refunds. Memberships offer one vote per member and include three tiers. A Oct. 6 annual meeting will elect ten trustees. events and sponsors will be organized across clubs and churches. A recent car theft and a separate traffic injury were reported in Batavia area.
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Clermont Sun and Courier
Batavia
Ana Te Neeestborstors
Mayor Jamieson
Kirk Hamilton
Robert Slade
Paul Hopping
Harold D. Nichols
Louise Smith
Ralph L. Clyburn
C. J. McCloy
William H. Massey
G. W. Kleinsohn
Clyde Tom
Nichols
Slade
Amelia Women’s Club enters national Youth Employment project
The Amelia area joins the General Federation of Women’s Clubs YES Youth Employment Service contest. Local prizes total 590 dollars to 50 dollars, with state judging in March 1964 and national results at the 1964 GFWC convention. YES lists 143 jobs found and 127 youths on file with hundreds placed.
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Amelia Women’s Club
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Sears Roebuck
General Federation of Women’s Club
West Clermont
Ume
YES
Yacd
Amelia School
Jones
Glen Este School
Babbs
Charles Straub
Elmo Durbin
Mt. Carmel
Marvin Bishop
Williamsville
Alfred Elig
Amelia
Amelia High School
Policy Outlined On Home Occupancy In County
In a Friday meeting with Dr Albert W Van Sickle health commissioner and O C Mattox building inspector the county commissioners outlined that home buyers will receive folders explaining that inspections must be completed before occupancy permits are issued for new homes Families moving in without permits will be evicted The panel also noted Treasurer Byron Ross reported 7 62584 interest on 1 5 million dollars in public funds invested in U S Treasury notes
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Albert W. van Sickle
Byron Ross
U.S. Treasury
Willowville Tigers fall short in playoff bid after loss to Sycamore
Willowville Tigers remain undefeated in six straight games, posting 114 points to 36 for opponents and shutting out six straight by strong defense led by Jimmy Dyer and Eddie Massey. The Sunday win propelled them into a two way playoff against Sycamore for Cincinnati Eastern Division. they lost, ending hopes for a Cincinnati title. Team photo lists players and coaches, with Dyer Massey Williams and Brown among staff.
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Clermont County
Willowville Tigers
Sycamore
Terrace Park
Jimmy Dyer
Eddie Massey
Kent Williams
Bobby Duncan
Tigers
Cincinnati
Randy Brooks
Dennis Napier
John Lally
Bruce Hall
Philip
Mobile X ray unit screens 3092 in two weeks
The State Mobile X-ray Unit examined 3,092 people during Oct 15 to Oct 25 in several communities guided by 1962 totals. Locations include Goshen Newtownsville Batavia Day Heights Mt. Repose Loveland Milford with 1962 equivalents, followed by a schedule in Bethel Williamsville Cherry Grove Felicity Moscow and Williamsburg through Nov 15.
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State Mobile
Goshen
Newtonsville
Batavia
Day Heights
Mt. Repose
Loveland
Milford
Bethel
Grant Memorial Building
Williamsville
St. Thmas More Church
Cherry Grove
Felicity
Bumgardner Pure Oil
Moscow
School
Williamsburg
Fire Dept
Rummage sale by Williamsburg Church Women set
The Women's Association of the Williamsburg Presbyterian Church will hold a rummage sale on Saturday November 9 with doors opening at 9 30 a.m. at the church.
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Women’s Association of the
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
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Rey McGovney
Portsmouth
Lunken Airport
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Joe Mueller
Coca-Cola Company
Lawrence Golden
Beath
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Lot St
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Williamsburg-Banton Rd
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Arthur Seebohm
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