TB testing shifts from PTA to school screenings
The Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association ends its Heaf test demonstration at PTA meetings and moves to school tests for first seventh and tenth graders funded by Christmas Seals. Tests occurred in Milford Moscow Bethel Tate Goshen Amelia and Williamsville with New Richmond and Williamsburg slated next.
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Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association
PTA
Milford
Moscow
Bethel Tate
Goshen
Amelia
Williamsville
New Richmond
Williamsburg
Stirling Moore
TB Unit
Rumpke Road group backs school levy in Nov election
Delores M. Kuehnle says the Rumpke Road Home Owners Association pledges full support for the school levy on the November 7 ballot. She argues strong schools mean a better community and country and urges civic minded residents to vote yes.
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Summerside
Delores M. Kuehnle
Rumpke Road Home Owners Association
Students Aid Levy Campaign At Amelia High School
Amelia High School forms a Student Citizen Committee to back the levy vote on Nov 7. Students print pamphlets and help distribute information with West Clermont Citizens School Committee and will work at the polls. Ray Wood notes the goal to show student interest in school operation. Owensville candidates for township office are invited to the Stonelick Township Civic Association meeting Oct 26 at Northeastern school.
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Amelia
Amelia High School
Ray Wood
West Clermont
Woods
Owensville
Stonelick Township
West Clermont School Mosaic Debate Ends In Fray Over Tiles
A discussion over Mother Goose mosaics at West Clermont High School ends with the district urged to drop the topic. The story also notes crowded Ohio schools, a State Board race by John K. Smith of Williamsburg, and local family ties to Batavia’s Dorsey store.
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New West Clermont High School
New West Clermont
Ohio Education Association
Ohio
West Clermont
Clermont
State Board of Education
John K. Smith
Williamsburg
Harsha to Speak at Clermont County GOP Installation
Congressman William H. Harsha will address the Clermont County Republican Clubs installation meeting on November 9 at the D X Ranch. Men's Club officers include James Warden president Clarence Lytle vice president Tom Edelen secretary and Judge Chris Rosenhoffer treasurer. Women's Club officers are Elaine Edelen president Elvira Werner vice president Jeanette Dehner recording secretary Mary Danner corresponding secretary Maxine Eveland treasurer Doris Sidwell financial secretary and Dorothy Clark chaplain. County commissioners failed to agree on appointing Collord Deel as administrator of the distribution.
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William H. Harsha
Clermont County
Republican Clubs
D-X Ranch
James Warden
Clarence Lytle
Tom Edelen
Chris Rosenhoffer
Women’s Club
Elaine Edelen
Elvira Werner
Jeanette Dehner
Mary Danner
Maxine Eveland
Doris Sidwell
Dorothy Clark
Collord Deel
Stonelick Civic Association Meets and Local Events
County calendar lists Stonelick Township meeting at North eastern high school and Clermont Sportsmen's Club at 8 p.m. on October 26. Other notices include fish fry at St Mary Church Bethel, gun club shoots, rummage sale, church dinner, bazaar, and election day hours. Welfare Board notes appointive discussions. surplus commodity operations and fallout shelter planning also covered.
Civic Unit Plans Public Meeting on Election Issues
The Withamsville-Tabasco Civic Association announces an 8 p.m. meeting at Withamsville Tabasco school to explain state, county, and local ballot questions. Trustees invite officials, candidates, and residents to ask questions and hear factual background from school board and district leaders.
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Withamsville
Withamsville-Tabasco
Victor Arrighi
W-T Civic Association
Edward Seghers
Civic Club
The
Civic Association
Ing
Seghers
William Campbell
James Wooldridge
W-T
West Clermont
Clermont County
Couple To Mark 66th Anniversary In Ohio Town
Mr. and Mrs. James Ellis of Shayler Rd Owensville will quietly observe their 66th wedding anniversary on Friday October 27. They are long time residents with one son Homer Ellis four grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Ed Turner opens Ed's Sphio Service at Routes 50 and 132 in Owensville this Friday and Saturday October 27-28 offering free first aid kit gifts balloons for kids and soft drinks. The station will feature Sohio products Turner has five years in the field and is married with three children.
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Withamsville
James Ellis
Shayler Rd
Ed Turner
Rts
Owensville
Turner
FHA Girls Offer To Baby Sit On Nov. 7
Williamsburg FHA chapter led by Mrs. Joy May Campbell offers baby sitting on election day November 7 to help parents vote. Call 724-2211 for service. The group promotes family learning and community service with plans for gifts, lessons on families in Lebanon, and participation in local events.
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FHA
Williamsburg
Future Homemakers of America
Joy May Campbell
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West Clermont Schools
Kirby Lancaster
Mt. Carmel School
Mervyn Keller
Summerside School
George Sidwell
Ms. Sidwell
New County
Husband
Republican Executive Committee
Donald Ebersole
Bruce Fichter
Betty Lane
Helen Ward
Milford School
Virginia Wilson
TB Association
Robert Schneider
Elm Dr
Withamsville-Tobasco School
Commission
Tom and Jerry
Bob Dorsey
Bob
Batavia
Kay
Christ Hospital
Charles Atkins
Uc’s
College of Law
Roger
Navy
Diane
Rep
William Harsha
Harsha
GOP
Northeastern High School
Clermont Sportsmen's Club
Lick Rd
St. Mary Church
Bethel
Ham
Round Bottom Rd
Upper Clough
Mt. Moriah Church
Psn
St. Bernadette
Holy Name Society
Good Government League
Mt. Lookout
Welfare Department
James Sheckler
Batavia Church of the Nazarene
Welfare Advisory Committee
Zenas Anstaett
Deel
Charles F. Clark
Wayne Oney
Oney
Gregg Building
Court House
A. Bo Suro
Helen VanDel
Terri Ramsey
Jeanie Jordan
Mary Redrow
Kay Still
Gloria Baker
Joyce Fetters
Janet Hutchinson
Peter Merschdorf
Bertha Pieper
Mt. Carmel
William Hickson
Lebanon
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