Harvest Ball Planned by Williamsburg Club at High School
The Williamsburg Junior Women's Club hosts a Harvest Ball at the high school auditorium on Saturday November 5 from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m. Jack Volk and the Cliff Lash Orchestra provide Gay Nineties era music with a portable TV as a prize. Proceeds fund local initiatives including the Dorothy Maham Memorial Scholarship and Buckeye State sponsorships. Tickets from members or at the door.
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Williamsburg
Jack Volk
Cliff Lash
Dorothy Maham
Buckeye State
R. C. Miller
Fred Stapf
Larry Cadwallader
Jesse Wingo
Robert Simmerman
Norman Wilson
Harold E. Seipelt
Charles Miller
Lowell Strathmann
John Lytle
Ernest Ruffner
Bass Stocked In Stonelick Lake By Ohio Fish Agency
John D. Walker of the Ohio Division of Wildlife reports 30,000 largemouth bass three to six inches long have been stocked in Stonelick Lake. The stocking is part of a statewide program to place 50,000,000 fish in public waters this year.
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Edenton
John D. Walker
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Stonelick Lake
Here
Ohio
Death of John D. Vaught in Milford
Graveside service held at 11 30 a m Saturday at Mt Moriah Cemetery Williamsville for John D Vaught born Oct 18 died following day Moore Funeral Home Newtown in charge Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Howard Vaught Jr 4860 Teal Lane Milford
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John D
Miami Professor Key Speaker At Round Table
Dr. Donald L. Edwards of Miami University Oxford will address the Western Ohio Superintendents and Principals Round Table at Dayton YMCA on Thursday November 3. Clermont County superintendent Harry R. Moore announced the event noting Edwards work on reading problems. The organization has met since 1883 and includes about 400 administrators from western Ohio counties.
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Donald L. Edwards
Reading
Miami University
Oxford
Western Ohio
Round Table
Population Gain Seen In 4 Areas
A land use study by Donald Buckley shows Batavia Miami Union and Pierce townships along the Cincinnati growth path will gain population by 1980. Projected figures include Miami from 17 002 to 46 000 Union from 15 204 to 31 000 Pierce from 4 625 to 10 000 and Batavia from 7 705 to 20 400. Growth requires 12 927 more acres.
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Donald Buckley
Batavia
Miami
Union
Pierce
Cincinnati
Milford
Amelia
Clermont
Loveland
Miami Township
Union Township
Union Democrats Endorse Clermont County Hospital Bond
The Union Township Democratic Club voted unanimously at its Oct 18 meeting to endorse the Clermont County Hospital Bond and Levy. Chairman Kenneth L. Zitt urged citizens and leaders to support the project, noting previous defeats were due to leaders failing to take a clear stance.
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Union Township Democratic Club
Clermont County
Union Township
Police Seek Girl Attacker in Williamsburg
Williamsburg police search for an unknown attacker after 18 year old Vickie Shoemake sustained skull injuries and abrasions at her home. She was found in bed at 6 30 am by the police chief and taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in fair condition. Witnesses say she may have been attacked near her home. a broken bottle and wipecloth were found nearby.
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Williamsburs
Vickie Shoemake
Main St
Williamsburg
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Robert Vice
Bethel Community Weekend Visits and Local Moves
Bethel residents hosted relatives and friends across the weekend with visitors including James and Walter Gibson, Ed Pace and family, Laura Bowling, and Sheilla Ann Lewis celebrating her first birthday on Oct. 27. Neighbors attended a Halloween party at Ross Long's home on Patterson Rd. Laura Bowling plans to move from Spring St. to Charity St. in Bethel. Ivan Lindville and family visited Kentucky. Willy Owens and Howard Bowling traveled to West Virginia.
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James and
Bryan Lewis
Ross Long
Patterson Rd
Sheilla Ann Lewis
Ivan Lindville
Kentucky
Halloween curfew and begging hours set in Clermont towns
Clermont County communities announce Halloween curfew and begging hours. New Richmond enforces 9 p.m. curfew with 2 to 5 p.m. Trick or Treat on Oct. 30. Felicity and Newtonsville adopt 1 to 3 p.m. begging. Pierce and Stonelick approve Sunday 2 to 5 p.m. begging. Perins Town drops house to house events. Batavia also uses Sunday 1 to 3 p.m. begging. County urges compliance.
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Clermont County
Pierce
Stonelick
Perins
PTA
West Clermont
Batavia
Richard Jamieson
Bethel Institutes Halloween Curfew and Patrols
Bethel imposes a 9 p.m. curfew for Halloween season announced by Mayor O H Sharp. Children up to sixth grade may wear masks. A PTA Carnival at the new High School runs 6 to 9 30 p m on Oct 29. Begging allowed 1 3 p m Oct 30. A 15 man safety unit will patrol for vandalism. Jess Woosley of New Richmond police to join Bethel as patrolman, to start after replacement found likely by November. Robert Wilson named Bethel police chief succeeding ill George Wisecup.
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New Richmond
Charles Wrigglesworth
Bethel
Sharp
PTA
Jess Woosley
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