St Thomas More Girl Scouts Run Sunday Nursery
Eighth grade Girl Scouts of Troop 229 at St Thomas More School operate a nursery every Sunday from 10 30 a m to 12 20 p m as a community service project. They are supervised by leader Mrs Joseph Engelke co leader Mrs Marcil Battrick and their mothers.
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Girl Scouts
St. Thomas More School
Joseph Engelke
Marcil Battrick
Marianna Battrick
Lynne Bidding
Sandra Boeker
Alice Bresser
Kathy Datheimer
DAR History Essay Contest For Ohio Students
Beech Forest Chapter DAR sponsors an American History Essay Contest for fifth to eighth graders in Clermont and Brown counties. Topic is An Historic Figure in My State with life largely in Ohio. Essays 600 to 1500 words, include student details. Deadline Jan 1, 1963. Prizes three certificates. winning essays advance to state contest.
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Beech Forest
Daughters of the American Revolution
Clermont
Brown Counties
Earl B. Lipps
Ohio
Merwin Rd
Cincinnati
Scott Liming
Old Clermont Society
CAR
Ralph E. Hodges
Clermont County Historical Society
Sheila Fisher
Dar
Clermont Warren County Realtors elect new officers and directors
The Clermont Warren County Board of Realtors elected Joel Wilson of Milford president and Jerry A Crain of Mulberry vice president with Dorothy Campbell of Milford as secretary for a third consecutive term. Directors named include Pete Heckter of Withamsville Claude Wilson of Day Heights and A M Cornett of Loveland.
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Clermont-Warren County Board of Realtors
Joel Wilson
Milford
Jerry A. Crain
Mulberry
Dorothy Campbell
Pete Heckter
Withamsville
Claude Wilson
Day Heights
A. M. Cornett
Loveland
Election Returns At Legion Home In Batavia
The Batavia American Legion post will again furnish election returns with a large board showing results from Clermont County Board of Elections. The post on Rt. 32 east of Batavia will stay open as returns come in.
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Batavia
Your Duty On Election Day
Editorial urges readers to vote on Tuesday November 6 and to vote intelligently. It advises studying issues and candidates, using sample ballots, and marking official ballots from home to speed up voting. It notes hours 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. and provides a Board of Elections phone for polling locations.
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Board of Elections
Amelia Post Office to Dedicate New Facility Nov. 11
Amelia dedicates the new post office at 7 S Klein Ave at 2 pm on November 11 with a program including music by the Amelia high school band and the glee club, remarks by Mayor Lewis Lillich, and a flag raising by Boy and Girl Scout troops.
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Amelia
S. Klein Ave
Ada M. Waggal
Amelia High School
Eugene Dugan
Amelia School
Robert Ketcham
Ada Waggal
Lewis Lillich
Eugene Jennings
Chas. Straub
Lydia Ina Keteham
Robert Nida
Greater Amelia
Milltown
Milton
IOOF
Batavia Lodge
Amelia Bowdoin
CG&E Beckford Station Fires New 240 000 kW Boiler
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company tests a new 240000 kilowatt boiler at the Walter C Beckford Station near New Richmond. Total project cost is 40,268,000 with 1,000,000 spent on the 515 foot stack and base water treatment. The fifth generating unit will raise Beckford capacity to 766000 kilowatts and CG&E’s total output to 1514000 kilowatts. testing will continue about one month.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Walter C. Beckford
New Richmond
Cg&e
Beckford
Clermont voters face broad ballot on November 6
About 27 500 Clermont County residents are expected to vote on 18 local issues including operating levies for six schools, bond issues for a new junior high and elementary projects, zoning in Stonelick and Goshen townships, and a proposed Sunday blue law amendment. Contests for state senator and county offices, plus a wide open state representative race, highlight a busy election with 684 precinct officials and a 6 30 pm polling close.
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Clermont County
Stonelick
Goshen Township
Ohio
Bethel-Tate
Clermont Northeastern
Felicity-Franklin
Goshen
Loveland City
Milford
West Clermont
Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Forest Hills
Stonelick Township
Amelia Village
Bethel
New Richmond
Owensville
Peirce
Miami Township
Edward H. Dell
Middletown
Charles H. Jones
Hamilton
Butler County
William HH Harsha
Portsmouth
Jerry de Rasor
Commercial Point
Columbus
Charles W. Jackson
John E. Wilson
Batavia
Jerry A. Crain
Mulberry
Crain
Wilson
Board of Elections
Peo
Board Oftions
Campaign minute drives to enlist workers and funds
The report notes candidates push drive to recruit volunteers and raise money amid voter apathy. One candidate hints at shock at shoe-free housewives and fears of being a captive audience at many homes. Despite fatigue and doubt, most candidates expect to win.
Strict Rules Govern Conduct At The Polls
The article describes Ohio election laws regulating polling place conduct. It notes restricted entry to officials and voters, banning campaigning inside the marked area, limiting crowd size, and capping booth time at five minutes to prevent delays. Sheriffs or police can be stationed to enforce rules, and violations lead to arrest. overall, disturbances are rare.
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Ohio
Board of Elections
Secretary of State
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ST. Thomas More Girl Scouts Conduct Nursery
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Russell Shinkle
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Allan E. Reynolds
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Harry Earl Metzger
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Felicity
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Schwartz
Weetree
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