Turkey Shoot Hopes At Fire House Locust Corner Rd
A local fire house plans a turkey shoot this Sunday November 7 at Locust Corner Road. Organizers invite residents to participate and support the fundraiser.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1965
Page
2
A local fire house plans a turkey shoot this Sunday November 7 at Locust Corner Road. Organizers invite residents to participate and support the fundraiser.
At the October meeting Shirley Speigel led the Withamsville Tabasco PTA in supporting State Issue No. 1 and a 3.5 mill, one year operating levy vote set for November 2. Mrs. Fille was away at the Ohio Congress. Janell Moor head and Senator Oliver O Casek urged passage. School board committee member Robert Bolen and Ann Charles backed the levy. local candidates spoke in a later open session.
Clermont County Commissioners allow John R. Jurgensen Co to proceed with improvements on 29 roads on a conditional basis. They deny a fixed deadline extension and require daily approval from the county engineer with the option to stop work for the year if ordered. The $90 000 contract was awarded in July with an Oct 15 completion target and a requested extension due to September rain.
The Newtonsville PTA hosts the Carnival of Colors on Saturday October 23 starting at 4 p.m. Tim Moore and Mary Epcards coordinate booths including cake walk fish pond and country store while a spaghetti dinner runs 4 to 7 thirty p.m.
Owensville residents cluster for family reunions and club events. Mothers' Club meeting at Our Lady of Chachanatl College drew several locals. Life Squad to host Election Day bake sale 2 to 6 pm to fund an ambulance siren. Sympathy offered to families of Ida Mossett Cramer and Mrs. Merlin Cramer.
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