Mt Carm el TV Service Opens in Kenwood
Kent Hewes opened the Mt Carmel TV Service store at 6616 Rosalee Lane Kenwood. Hewes, a Wisconsin native, spent two years in the Navy before relocating to the Greater Cincinnati area.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1963
Page
2
Kent Hewes opened the Mt Carmel TV Service store at 6616 Rosalee Lane Kenwood. Hewes, a Wisconsin native, spent two years in the Navy before relocating to the Greater Cincinnati area.
The Ohio Secretary of State warns candidates to file declarations by February 5 1964 for the May 5 primary and to use the new petitions. Officials urge petition accuracy and compliance with the 1963 election law changes, with guides available at county Boards of Elections and the Secretary of State for statewide offices.
Registration for the University of Cincinnati Evening College runs Sept 30 to Oct 4 from 6 to 9 pm in Hanna Hall rooms 2 105 and 206 on the UC Campus. Classes start Oct 7 with a switch to the quarter system for graduate courses while undergraduates stay on semester credits.
Quote notes gratitude as more than words, asserting actions express thanks more clearly. Attribution to Mary Baker Eddy emphasizes practical appreciation through deeds over speech.
The Amelia SDA Welfare Center requests childrens clothing to aid needy families in Clermont County. About 300 to 500 garments are distributed each Wednesday. Donors may deliver articles to 39 W Main St on Wednesday afternoon at 2 30 or call 755 8164 for details.
Milford Life Squad chief Bill Witt earns credit for proposing hospital ER volunteer service at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Monticello. Since December 8, 1962, 10 other Clermont County squads joined, totaling 595 hours. Volunteers assist with patient handling, information intake, rooming, and discharge tasks, after Red Cross training.
David Dill 19 of Center, South Dakota, faces second degree manslaughter charges after a Sunday night crash on Columbia Parkway that killed John L Stringer Jr. and injured Dill and another passenger. Witnesses say the car sped at 80 mph and crossed six lanes before hitting a retaining wall. skid marks measured 225 feet. Stringer, a Milford High School senior, died at General Hospital. Burial was at Spring Grove Cemetery. Stringer is survived by parents John L Stringer and Roberta W Stringer, grandparents May Kleinschmidt and Bert L Stringer, and great grandmother Grace Wallace.
The United Appeal launched Tuesday aiming to raise 7,284,752 to fund 126 Community Chest agencies and 16 Red Cross services. The drive gathers hundreds of local supporters across business and industry with a 3.4 percent higher goal than last year. A residential phase begins October to extend gifts and aid disaster victims with a safety net and recovery support.
The Southwestern Ohio Beekeepers Association meets Saturday at Glenview School in Glendale Ohio. Guest speaker R B Herier will discuss Bees and Queen Bee Raising. The event starts at 3 30 PM and includes a potluck supper for attendees.
Nico Capurro M. CO announces new office hours at Riverside Medical Center in New Richmond. The schedule shows daily times from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. with Thursday 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 11 a.m. to unspecified close.
The Plant and Ick Garden Club will hold its annual installation luncheon at David's Buffet at 12 noon on Tuesday September 10. Mrs Roy McCarty will install Mrs Merrille Mueller as president with officers named including Mrs Irvin Barker vice president Mrs Robert Sandberg secretary Mrs Walter Kurtz treasurer and Mrs George Jettman corresponding secretary. Mrs Willi Miller program chairman is in charge of luncheon arrangements.
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