County Library Bookmobile Expands to 27 Clermont Schools
Miss Doris Wood announces the county bookmobile now visits 27 Clermont County schools every four weeks. Children in grades four to eight choose books, with older high school students also using the service. Collections are tailored to reading levels and placed in early grade rooms. Adults in villages meet at a central time each afternoon. Subdivisions grow so fast that some stops are dropped, with reconsideration of service planned.
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Clermont County
Doris Wood
Miss Wood
School Schedule By Towns For October Weekdays
A multi town timetable lists daily sessions from October 8 to 12. Locations include Owensville Monterey Stonelick Perintown Moscow Point Pleasant Neville Chilo Dam Newtonsville Eden ton Marathon Olive Branch Gleneste Willowville Williamsburg Afton with morning and afternoon slots per site.
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Owensville
Monterey
Stonelick
Perintown
Moscow
Point Pleasant
Neville
Chilo-Dam
Newtonsville
Edenton
Marathon
Olive Branch
Gleneste
Willowville
Williamsburg
Afton
Miss Elliott Named to Western College Dean's List
Judith Elliott of Batavia, daughter of Mr and Mrs J Opie Elliott, earned a place on the Western College for Women dean's list for 1955 56 academic year. A sophomore, she plans elementary education and this marks her second appearance on the list. The notice also includes condolences from Pauline Huling Ella Mae White Louis Luther Leonard and Lester Taylor for the passing of Ophelia Taylor.
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Oxford
Judith Elliott
J. Opie Elliott
Rt. 1
Batavia
Western College For Women
Elliott
Ophelia Taylor
David Williams
Forest Moon
Sumner
Okinawa Growth After War Despite 1949 Typhoon and Bombed Facilities
Postwar Okinawa shows slow civilianization with Tomari Port opening for civilians and dredging at Naha Port. By 1949 typhoon Gloria damaged military camps, while entertainment facilities and clubs appeared. Gov housing shifted from bombed schools to usable classrooms as living conditions improved for locals.
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Naha
Kadena Air Base
Army
ASCAR
Tomari
Okinawa
Gloria
Rocker Club
Navy Officers Club
Sukiran
Camp Kue
Rycom
Naha Port
Okinawa Transforms Into Modern Military Post
The narrative covers Okinawa’s eight-year modernization including private civilian vehicles, 2600 living quarters for dependents, modern barracks, Bycom Central Exchange, rest centers, 12 theaters, pools, a fieldhouse, libraries, service clubs, and baseball diamonds. Television arrived in December and a radio TV station is under construction.
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Bycom
Central Exchange
Bycom Special Services
Far East
Okinawa
Sakiran
Island
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