West Clermont Women Lead Local Clean Up Drive
The West Clermont Junior Women's Club launches a local cleanup plan for the 200th birthday campaign. Johnny Hori zon is the symbol, with 5000 Johnny alton Litterbags and 5000 chores distributed under the conservation chair Mrs. Robert Craige. The group also distributes educational materials to West Clermont schools and partners with Van Leunen for buttons and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont
America
Johnny Horizon
Robert Craige
Johnny Alton
U.S. Department of the Interior
van Leunens Sup
van Leunen
Food Mart
Clermont County Hospital Guild Reaches 177 Members
The Clermont County Hospital Guild meets in the hospital cafe on Thursday October 9 with 34 members and three visitors. Joyce Wright of the Clermont County Cancer Society presented a gift and recognition certificate for the Betsy model used in education on breast cancer detection. The Blood Bank seeks more donors. Edward T. Geil of Squad 52 spoke on paramedic duties and experiences. Next meeting is November 13 a birthday party for past presidents and charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Joyce Wright
Clermont County Cancer Society
Guild
Betsy
The
Cancer Society
Edward T. Geil
Cincinnati Fire Department
Marriage licenses list multiple couples across towns
A batch of marriage licenses shows pairs including Dennis Lakemire and Sandra Adamson. Garvey Kalyer with Theresa Cook. William Newland and Cynthia Crawford. Larry Berry and Theresa Ziebell. Gary Higbee and Mary Larbes. Dennis Smith and Linda Wagner. Jack Henson and Donna Henson. Thomas Penn and Sadie Gibson. Jeffry Woods and Gloria Windle. Paul Barbro and Rubi Gemmell. Clarence Carson and Gertrude Hembree. Jim Fleshman and Sandra Durfey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Lakemire
Glendale
Batavia
Sandra Adamson
Cutty Sark
Amelia
Garvey Kalyer
Chestnut Lane
New Richmond
Theresa Cook
Moscow
William Newland
Commons Drive
Milford
Cynthia Crawford
Holly Park
Loveland
Larry Berry
Lucy Run
Theresa Ziebell
McAlpins
Gary Higbee
Augusta Street
Mary Larbes
Dennis Smith
Hoffman Avenue
Williamsburg
Linda Wagner
Jack Henson
Ohio Pike
Cincinnati
Pressman
Donna Henson
Thomas Penn
Hopkins Avenue
Sadie Gibson
Stockholm Lane
Jeffry Woods
Danbury Road
U.S. Army
Gloria Windle
Diana Avenue
Paul Barbro
Stanlyn
Rubi Gemmell
Paul Lane
Clarence Carson
Cummings
Oklahoma
Gertrude Hembree
Jim Fleshman
Concord Woods
Sandra Durfey
Loveland Avenue
Malpractice Reform Debates Across Law and Medicine
A six part series examines malpractice issues from doctors and lawyers to insurers and patients. Contingency fees fund fair access but may drive unjustified claims while costs rise. reforms in Ohio propose damages limits, arbitration, and alternative fee structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William LeVee
Clermont County Hospital
Clermont County Medical Society
Ohio State Bar Association
Ohio
Workman
Hoberg Cribbet Engagement Planned in Batavia
Mr and Mrs Herbert E Hoberg of Batavia announce the engagement of their daughter Molly to Gregory H Cribbett son of Mr and Mrs Victor M Cribbett of Batavia. The couple both graduate from Batavia High School and Ohio Northern University with an early summer wedding planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Hoberg
Batavia
Molly
Gregory H. Cribbett
Victor M. Cribbett
Miss Hobert
Emma Rhode
Hillsboro
Allen W. Rice
Little Rock
Arkansas
Hall Rumke Wedding Ties Amelia and Glen Este
Miss Donna Hall of Amelia and Raymond D. Rumke of Glen Este wed Sept. 12 at Calvin Presbyterian Church with Rev. Rick Kranzly officiating. The couple plans to reside in Wilhiamsville after a Smoky Mountains honeymoon. she is Amelia High School 1974 graduate and he Glen Este High School 1972 graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Hall
Amelia
Raymond D. Rumke
Glen Este
Calvin Presbyterian Church
Rick Kranzly
Mt. Carmel
Miss Hall
C. Dale
Alberta Hall
Shayler Rd
Rumke
Raymond C
Patricia Rumke
Clough Pike
Karen Truitt
Smokey Mts
Wilhiamsville
Halloween Costume Dance opens in Withamsville hall
The annual Halloween Costume Dance at Withamsville Community Hall on Oct 18 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. offers door prizes and costume prizes. proceeds benefit Williamsville Girls Softball teams. Tickets from Carl Lou Kaiser or Carl Shingledecker. 752-1664 or 752-0092.
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Withamsville
Rowling Oaks Drive
Carl Lou Kaiser
Carl Shingledecker
Williamsville
Fairmeadows Garden Club
Rose Hector
Batavia Nursing Home
Jane Mantey
Helen Shelton
Diana
Judy Robinson
Gatlinburg
Tennessee
Lawrence Schweitzer
Kathy Shelton
Marilyn Kroeger
Brownies
Carol Soine
Judy Guth
Mary Ely
Ann Kam
Rosann Ward
Clarkston
Beechmont
Rollerina
Friends of Scouts
West Clermont
Mt. Holly Christian Church
WT Park
Saint Thomas More’ Church
Flower Show Winners at Lilies of the Valley Club
The September Flower Show titled The Flowering of a Nation was shown to guests of Lilies of the Valley Garden Club. Blue ribbons in the artistic division went to Eleanor Arnold Jean Shaw Carol Watson Faye Glass Laura Arterburn Kay Dalton Annette Olsson Kate Schilling Opal Pierce. Hort iculture blue ribbons went to Kay Dalton Maureen Donahue Faye Glass Eleanor Arnold Opal Pierce Laura Arterburn. Juniors: red ribbon to Dee Dee Dalton white ribbons to Lynn Olsson and Brent Olsson. Eleanor Arnold won artistic Sweepstakes and Kay Dalton won horticulture Sweepstakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilies of the Valley Garden Club
Eleanor, Arnold
Jean Shaw
Carol Watson
Faye Glass
Laura Arterburn
Kay Dalton
Annette Olsson
Kate Schilling
Opal Pierce
Maureen Dona
Erbie Ward Wins Re election as Loveland Garden Club President
Mrs. Erbie Ward of Milford is re elected president of the Loveland Garden Club after a September 24 installation at The Colonel's Inn. Officers include Mrs. Michael Kemner vice president and Mrs. Ray Myers secretary. The group plans a October 22 meeting at 10 30 a.m. at Mrs. Kemner's home and will attend the Region Four fall meeting October 29 near Hamerstown.
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Withamsville
Holy Childhood Association
Catholic Church
St. Thomas More
Daina Stephan
Convention Center
Batavia
God
Williamsville
Summerside
Summerside School
PTO
Jill Kimble
Duane Tennant
West Clermont
Tennant
Erbie Ward
Milford
Loveland Garden Club
Colonel's Inn
Michael Kemner
Ray Myers
A.E. Wood
Felton McConnell
Wood
Oran Harris
Myers
W.A. Cordes
Leon Bushman
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Church of the Latter Day Saints
Hamersville
Nursery School Openings at Clermont County Center
The Children's Place nursery school in Clermont County is accepting applications for a program running daily from 12 30 p m to 2 30 p m. The center plans to enroll children meeting age requirements and offers a structured early education environment.
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Clermont County Mental Health Center
The
Children’s Place
County Grange delegates attend state gathering
Quallen of Marathon, a Marathon Grange member, served as Clermont County prince with Mr and Mrs Dale Canter as county chel and Miss Quallen a 1975 Amelia High School graduate. Pride a 1975 Bethel Tate graduate attended while Quallen, state junior talent winner, sang at the convention. Call 782-1414 to place your classified for quick results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quallen
Marathon
The
Marathon Grange
Clermont County
Prince and Princess Af
Dale Canter
Charles Laterre
Miss Quallen
Amelia High School
Pride
Hilda Fulton Receives Aid From Local Funeral Support
Thanks to the New Richmond Life Squad Nurree Funeral Home and the Rev Stephen Emmerick residents on Rt 2 New Richmond report swift assistance for a recent need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Richmond Life Squad
Nurree Funeral Home
Stephen Emmerick
Hilda Fulton
New Richmond
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Womens Club
Clermont County Hospital Guild
Hoberg - Cribbet
Hall - Rumke
Sharon Reinert
Jan Rumke
Jan Smith
Jack Sawyer
Rodney Truitt
Ron Hinner
Dennis Tremper
Norma Schweitzer
Garden Club
Bethel-Tate High School
Batavia Church
Bethel Firemen
Bantam
Bethel-Tate Fire Department
Bethel
Ad With
Jo Ann Cook
Leisure Four Crafts
Colonial Shop
Saunders Seeds Grow
Jim Saunders
Citizensbank
Jim
Weland
Main St
Cinty- Batavia
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