Girl 13 killed as two autos crash on Rt 28
Katherine A. Gregory, 13, died after a two car collision west of Blanchester on Route 28. Her mother Ruby Gregory 37 and six others including Mitchell 16 Peggy Tobergia 17 were injured. Arnold Wilder 23 and family members sustained injuries. Investigators say Mrs Gregory drove left of center. crash under inquiry.
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Goshen
Katherine A. Gregory
Blanchester
Ruby O. Gregory
Gregory
Mitchell
Peggy E. Tobergia
Goshen Ra
Arnold R. Wilder
Rt. 1
Pleasant Plain
Shirley
Terry
Stenelick Life Squad
Owensville
Clinton County Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Fatrolman R. M. Johnston
Wilder
Local Drill Team Prepares for Halloween Parades
A 19 girl drill team led by head majorette Kwimn Lung will perform at the Halloween parade in the high school circle and the Rotary Club parade on October 31. For the fifth straight year they will also appear at the LC Land on November 7. Bruce Behlow directs the music, and thanks are given to Mrs Keifer for help with uniforms.
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Bcd
Kwimn Lung
Rovary Club
LC Land
Keifer
Bruce Behlow
Ohio 1963 Savings Bonds Sales Rise Across Counties
Bond sales in September totaled 348,436 with series E and H savings bonds under 25 million. Statewide 1963 sales surpassed 296 million, 23 million above 1932 levels. Clermont County September sales reached 27,951 for a 1953 total of 318,436.
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Unio
Charles Schneider
County Savings Bonds
Clermont County
Ohio
Auglaize
Belmont
Franklin
Mercer
Guernsey
Lake
Montgomery
Lucas
Mahoning
Forestville drill team seeks youths for marching unit
The Forest ettes drill team seeks girls five feet tall or taller aged 12 to 16, with a parent, at Forest Rd post office on Tuesday Oct 29 or Tuesday Nov 5 at 8 p.m. Boys of any age and a parent may join to learn bugle or drums for the drill team.
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Forestville
Forestettes
Andersoning
Edmund Henriques
Forest Rd
Personal Tax Receipts Rise in County Totals and Delinquencies
County Auditor Earl Metzger reports brighter tax collections with early October personal taxes at 296,894 pushing the year to 478,999 and only 8,000 delinquent. Classified taxes total 122,949 with 700 delinquent, while 1962 taxes reach 431,078 with 14,000 delinquencies. Chain stores paid 146,548 in personal taxes, up from 117,655 the prior year.
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Earl Metzger
Change In Health Dept. Hours To Be Studied
Health Commissioner Albert W. Van Sickle will study a one month proposal to close Saturday morning offices and extend the 36.5 hour week to 37 hours. Plumbers say closing will not hurt, but many say Saturday visits are needed. The board also set a 25 cent fee for lists of firms doing business with the department and noted progress in state dental and speech therapy programs. Thanksgiving forces an earlier Nov 21 meeting.
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Albert W. van Sickle
Health Department
van Sickle
Sinton Ap
Grant Cannon
George Minnick
Cannon
Iow
Health Board
William Morris
Ralph Frazier
Ohio Dept. of Health
J. Tom Magoto
Board Drops Hearing Notification Rule At Clermont County Health Board
Clermont County Board of Health voted to hear all requests for an audience and dropped a rule requiring advance notice to Dr. Albert Van Sickle seven days before meetings. The session included objections over a $25 plumbing installer fee and a letter from the Rumpke Road Home Owners Association supporting staff integrity while defending public access.
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Clermont County Board of Health
Albert van Sickle
Chris Rosenhoffer
Rosenhoffer
Denise Kelley
Robert Jones
Rose Whitmer
Grant Cannon
A. Gordon Schulze
George Min
Nick
Diana Schwartz
Clark Bales
Rumpke Road Home Owners’ Association
Board of Health
Dr. van Sickle
Court Suspends Driver's License in Clermont County
Virgil V. Mosbacker 33 of 295 Spring St Batavia had his license suspended for six months after earning 17 points from traffic violations. The case shows authority by Clermont County Court over point system cases rather than the Common Pleas Court.
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Virgil V. Mosbacker
Spring St
Batavia
Clermont County
Common Pleas Court
Mother Of County Commissioner Dies
Lulu Grace Anstaett, wife of the late Albert Anstaett, died Oct. 23 at Christ Hospital. Funeral services were held at Moore Funeral Home Bata via with interment at Williamsburg Cemetery. She was mother to County Commissioners Zenas Anstaett David Pike Gilbert Anstaett and others, and left seven grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren.
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Lulu Grace
Anstaett
Albert Anstaett
Christ Hospital
Moore Funeral Home
Batavia
Williamsburg Cemetery
Zenas Anstaett
David Pike
Gilbert Anstaett
Wilbur Ludwick
Marguerite Pattison
County Re-Invests 1.5 Million in Short Term Notes
County commissioners approve reinvestment of 1.5 million of public funds in short term United States Treasury notes at the suggestion of Auditor Earl Metzger and Treasurer Byron Ross. The already invested 1.5 million has earned 7500 in interest and will remain invested for about six weeks, earning an additional 2000. Engineers begin work to upgrade Mt Forest subdivision roads and a wood bridge repair is referred to Rush. A 260000 water system improvement project gains a resolution of necessity with a public hearing set for 10 a.m. Tuesday.
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U. S. Treasury
Earl Metzger
Byron Ross
Carl H. Rush
Sonny Lane
Forest Trail
Finney Trail
Mt. Forest Subdivision
Mt. Carnel
Carl Finn
Simmons
Hook
Dog Rabies Vaccination Rule Approved by Health Board
Clermont County Board of Health ends dog quarantine in Washington, Tate, Franklin, and Monroe townships and requires rabies inoculation for license issuance. Assistant prosecutor Robert Jones states state-law amendment allows ordering dog vaccinations without a quarantine.
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Clermont
County Stake Tied to State Issue Headline
County officials assert Ohio's 88 counties share stake in Issue No. 1 as enrollments rise. Thomas F. Patton cites Ohio Education Association projections of 760,876 high school graduates over eight years and growth in college bound rates, urging new classrooms and facilities statewide. Clermont County had 179 publicly funded college students last year with projections of 5554 graduates in eight years.
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Ohio
Thomas F. Patton
Citizens
Patton
The
Ohio Education Association
Clermont County
DEA
Amelia Women At WSCS Confab
Mrs Cartes S Hutson secretary of supply Wilmington District Woman's Society of Christian Service attended the North Central Jurisdiction Conference in Cleveland from October 16 to 18. The district was represented by Mrs Stanley Fawley of New Vienna. The nine state jurisdiction includes nine states. The meeting featured business sessions and programs by prominent speakers. The WSCS raised 12 million dollars last year.
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Amelia
Cartes’s. Hutson
Here
Wilmington
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
North Central Jurisdiction
WSCS
Methodist Church
Epworth-Euclid Methodist Church
Cleveland
Stanley Fawley
New Vienna
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
National Woman’s Division
Christian Service
FCC Changes Radio Band Rule Affects Fire Depts
Deputy Sheriff Sam Rouvier told county commissioners the 39.58 megahertz band is reclassified as a local government band within police use, easing fire departments from sheriff’s hand. The plan for a central alert system with ten fire departments would cost 100 to 150 dollars per unit, down from 251, with six groups committed and two signed to date. A 8 p.m. meeting Wednesday at the Common Pleas Court will discuss forming the communications center under the FCC ruling.
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Sam Rouvier
Sheriff's Department
Rouvier
Common Pleas
FCC
Charles Hook
Opes
Zenas Anstaett
Arthur Blake
Fife
Health Board adopts new hearing policy for Clermont County
The Clermont County Health Board requires individuals to request a formal audience for each meeting, including name date subject and contact details. Health Commissioner Albert W. Van Sickle will endeavor to honor requests, notify applicants of decisions, and inform them of meeting changes. Approval depends on majority board consent, with potential removal for unauthorized speaking. The board also ends the seven day advance submission rule. Van Sickle’s two year extension at 15000 dollars and related staff notes follow. A state review on Nov 15 will assess progress amid concerns about licensing inspection and enforcement.
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Clermont County Board of Health
Albert W. van Sickle
van Sickle
Frazier
Mortis
Courier to Combine Editions This Week
The Courier will merge Tuesday and Thursday editions into a single Thursday issue starting the week of November 11. The move comes as staff workload increases and local advertisers prefer the Thursday edition. The combined edition will be larger with existing features kept and more added, aiming to boost newsstand sales and circulation.
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Courier
United Appeal Surpasses Goal Across Ohio Kentucky Area
The 1963 United Appeal raised beyond its $7,284,752 target by a slim margin, led by Cincinnati Gas and Electric executive Robert W. Neel and a 30,000-strong volunteer force. Neel’s division contributed $748,556, over its $785,481 quota, supporting 126 health and welfare groups and 16 Red Cross services in Ohio and Kentucky. Clermont County chairmen report varied progress by district with totals and goal percentages for each township.
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Robert W.neel
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Neel
United’ Appeal
Hamilton
Clermont
Ohio
Kenton
Boone
Campbell
Kentucky
Community Chest
Red Cross
William E. Anderson
Clemont
Clermont County
George H. Day
Vera Cruz Pike
Milford
Frank Burger
Batavia Township
State tax collections rise in two week period
Volleys lan Cuuctu0lis and MO0 for vehicles tax collections for the two week period ending Oct 19 and for this fiscal year exceed last year. Sales tax two week total 31382.12 versus 22796.65. cumulative 298501.82 vs 259190.84. Motor vehicles tax 22761.62 two weeks vs 18334.17. year to date 17816.79 vs 157816.79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Herbert
Clermont Receives Third Liquor Fund Distribution
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy announced the third quarterly liquor permit fund distribution for 1963 totaling 2,065,663.24. Clermont County municipalities and townships received 18,850, with the nine month total reaching 7,609,193.56. Top city payments included Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Toledo, Akron, Dayton, Youngstown, Canton, Parma, and Springfield, with substantial sums also listed for Hamilton, Lorain, Euclid, Lakewood, Cleveland Heights, Warren, Kettering, Lima, Cuyahoga Falls, and Elyria.
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Roger W. Tracy
Clermont County
Cleveland
Columbus
Cincinnati
Toledo
Akron
Dayton
Youngstown
Canton
Parma
Springfield
Hamilton
Lorain
Euclid
Lakewood
Cleveland Heights
Warren
Kettering
Lima
Cuyahoga Falls
Elyria
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Ohio Department of Health
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Pattison Road
Tate Township
John D. Erhardt
American Bar Assn
Russell Simmons
Willowville
Mt. Carmel
Court House
United
United Ap
Georgia Ross
Franklin Township
James J. Rhein
Wm. L. Jones
Jackson Township
Wayne L. Smith
Miami
Sam Bradbury
Monroe
Richard Smittle
Ohio Township
New Richmond
Clifford Bachelier
Pierce Township
Stanley Hammel
Stonelick
Dale Bee
Thomas Wilger
Union Township
Withiamsville
Ralph S. Windle
Washington Township
Linda Lykins
Wayne Township
Dan Smith
Williamsburg Township
Alfred H. Meurer
Miami Township
Love-land
John H. Doepke
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