West and Junior Women Plan Yearly Projects
The West and Junior Women's Club C met August 11 at Mrs. Robert Craige's home. Plans include a fashion show and card party, gourmet luncheon, basketball game with WSAI Nutty Nuns, progressive dinner, and a spring dance. Volunteer efforts cover flag sales, carnival booth, nursing scholarships, birthdays for county home residents, reading to preschoolers, clothing for Clermont County Welfare, and items for retarded children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West and Junior Women’s Club
Robert Craige
WSAI
Williamsville-Tabasco Park
Clermont County
W Clermont Junior W clubs outlines officers and meeting
The club lists pending secretary Mrs. Jack Ford and treasurer with a long roster of committee chairmen handling ways and means program volunteer projects membership and hospitality social hostess publicity scrapbook yearbook budget and finance devotions federation and more. It aims to improve self and promote education civic moral values and the fine arts and invites new members. Call Craige or Norris for information. Next meeting is September 28 at 8 p.m. at Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Lutz
John Sigsby
Clarence Norris
August St. Clair
Peter King
Sigsby
Federation
Jack Hawkins
W Clermont
Craige
Norris
Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall
Robert Craige
West Clermont
John Burrs
Jack Ford
Janice Kabler Weds Frank Hayden in Neville Home
Janice Kabler daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Kabler of Virginia wed Frank Hayden son of Mr and Mrs Chester Hayden of Felicity at the bride’s grandmother Mrs Mattie Donovan’s home in Neville. The bride wore white taffeta with lace jacket, sister Gloria as bridesmaid in green, Larry Liming as best man. After the ceremony the couple left for Texas where Hayden will be stationed at Fort Bliss and then likely assigned to Felicity Missile Base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice Kabler
Lawrence Kabler
Virginia
Frank Hayden
Chester Hayden
Felicity
Mattie Donovan
Neville
Gloria
Larry Liming
Texas
Hayden
Ft. Bliss
New stylist joins Christies Salon in Owensville
Mrs Faye Christie announces Lisa Locke a creative hair stylist formerly with Paul Vedder in Cincinnati will join Christies Beauty Salon in Owensville starting September 15. She will offer evening appointments after 5 30 p m.
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Christies Salon
Owensville
Faye Christie
Lisa Locke
Paul Vedder
Cincinnati
Christies Beauty Salon
Christie
Lisa
Christie’s
Old Time Democratic Rally Planned at Newtonsville School
Newtonsville Wayne Two Democratic Club schedules an Old Time Democratic Rally at 8 p.m. on Wednesday September 9 at the Newtonsville school. County candidates will attend and a guest speaker will present. Change of address cards will be available and refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
Wayne Two Democratic Club
Clarks Oetzels Host Floridians For Family Dinner
Amelia district brief notes a family dinner Sunday hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Oakwood Drive in honor of Clark’s brother and wife Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Fort Lauderdale Florida. Edith Oetzel and the Clarks, former Clermont residents, spent a week with Ray Oetzel at Mt. Pisgah and planned a Springfield Ohio visit before returning home. The Oetzels also hosted a six oclock dinner Saturday for the Clarks and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hawkins of Amelia, sisters of Mrs. Oetzel.
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Amelia
Fred Clark
Oakwood Dr
Mr. Clark
Thomas Clark
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Clark
Edith Oetzel
Clermont
Ray Oetzel
Mt. Pisgah
Clarks
Springfield
Ohio
Oetzels
Mrs. Harry Hawkins
Mrs. Clark
Mrs. Hawkins
Mr. Oétzel
WSCS Meeting Plans at Goshen Church
Goshen The WSCS of Goshen Methodist Church will hold a meeting on Wednesday September 9 at 7 30 p m in the church fellowship hall. Mrs Ralph House president will preside with the theme A New Purpose for a New Age led by Mrs House and Mrs Melba Sherman. Mrs Donald Brown to lead worship. all women of the church invited to attend.
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Goshen
WSCS
Goshen Methodist Church
Ralph House
House
Melba Sherman
Donald Brown
Williamsburg Girl Wins Scholarship
Lola B. Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Francis G. Williams of 199 Paradise Lane, won one of four two year Dravo Corporation employee child scholarships. The 1964 Williamsburg High School graduate plans to study mathematics at Miami University.
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Sheila Rae
Harry Rae
Ohio Pike
West Clermont
Sheila
Amelia High School
Jewish Hospital
Williamsburg
Dravo Corporation
Lola B. Williams
Francis G. Williams
Paradise Lane
Miami University
Lola
Dravo
Ohio
Williamsburg High School
American Legion
Miami
Girl Scout Exhibit Winners Named at County Fair
Readable displays from Brownies Juniors Cadettes and Seniors crown winners by troop and town. Brownies top honors go to Barbara Hull Goshen area while Juniors Cadettes and Seniors show multiple first second and third places across Mulberry Goshen Bethel Clermont Overlook and Milford troops. Batavia bake sale follows at courthouse corner September 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Hull
Mulberry
Judy Nich
Batavia
Dora Davison
Donna Wilson
Diane Emerson
Goshen
Debbie Beleu
Dorothy Polley
Connie Thornsberry
Junie Crawford
Williamsburg
Sandy Beach
Frances Plummer
Sharon Determan
Nancy Siddens
Bethel
Aan 4
Earc Hed Secrch
Sheila Jones
Kathy Hull
Botth
Marsha Jones
Clermont Overlook
Judy Gertsman
Nancy Beard
Milford
Batavia- Amelia
Loveland
New Richmond
Daniel England
Girl Scouts
Clermont County Fair flower show closes after successful event
The Clermont County Fair flower show in Floral Hall wrapped Saturday night under the Clermont County Federation of Garden Clubs. Batavia Garden Club led the artistic display themed Around the World in Four Days with country interpretations in floral arrangements. Loveland's Mrs. W. A. Costles won best of show for Italian Villa. Emile Tissot of Sardinia won best horticultural entry with a large dahlia.
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Floral Hall
Clermont County Fair
Clermont County Federation of Garden Clubs
Batavia Garen Club
Lewis H. Moore
Fair Meadows Garden Club
Batmag
Loveland
Goshen
Plant and Pick
Felicity
Fair Meadows
Amelia
W. A. Costles
Loveland Garden Club
Emile Tissot
Sardinia
Garden clubs sweepstakes awarded at Batavia show
Winners from Mt. Carmel Hilltop Day Heights Bethel Owensville Oakland Valley View and Pleasant Hill competed. Best of show went to Mrs Haven Kelley and Mrs G W Kleinjohn of Batavia for Industrial Germany. Horticulture best of show went to Mrs W A Kroger of New Richmond for Speciosum Lily. Batavia Garden Club won sweepstakes with 45 points. Day Heights Garden Club was runner up with 37 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Hilltop
Day Heights
Bethel
Owensville
Oakland
Valley View
Pleasant Hill
Haven Kelley
G.W. Kleinjohn
Batavia
Germany
W.A. Kroger
New Richmond
Batavia Garden Club
University Alumni Scholar Ship Provides Employee Children Aid
The Courier-Sept. 3, 1964 notes a new University Alumni Scholar ship for children of employees offering financial aid for the first two years of a bachelor’s degree. Each award winner also receives an unrestricted $150 annual grant to the school attended. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to those who sent cards and visits during illness at Bethesda Hospital and to the Withatsville Life Squad.
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University
Bethesda Hospital
Withatsville Life Squad
Mildred Reynolds
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John Lutz
James Shoop
Thomas Jones
Corres
Donald Karr
Carl Gandy
John Burns
Ford
Robert Hamilton
John
Stanley J. Rafale
David’s Buffet
Beechmont Ave
Inc
Pri
Sun
W. G. Ellis
Cherry Grove
Kopper Kettle
Chevy Cobbler
OH Sharp Pictures
Camera Shop
Ath St., Beth
Nursing
Melinda Disney
Richard K. Disney
Fulton Grove Rd
Clarks, Oetzels
Sandy Gaskins
Iva Bowne
Mary Pence
Debbie Brunnéf
Bake Sale
Batavia Recreation League
the Courier
Cervantes
St. Rt
J. P. Uihlein
MT. Carmel Center
Tabasco Rd
Coney Island, River Downs
Larada Inn
Cincinnati Ballet School OF Dance Theater
Jack, Louisa
Summer Oper Ballet Company
WLWT
Mr. Hop
Louisa
Danes Ballet
Silverton - Milford
Green Halls
Price Hill
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