College Credit Courses For Teachers Stirs Enthusiasm
Clermont County teachers sign up for college credit courses from the University of Cincinnati and Miami University to upgrade staff. Courses depend on requests, require at least 15 participants, cost 20 per credit hour, and may earn graduate or undergraduate credit. Courses target elementary arithmetic at Amelia High School and supervision psychology among others, with plans to expand if demand warrants.
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Clermont
University of Cincinnati
Miami University
Harry
Senate
John F. Winkle
County Board of Education
Amelia ‘High School
Oresha
Miami~ University
Moore
John F.winkle
Clermont County
Blue Cross Opens Membership Rolls for 11 Day Window
Blue Cross extends an annual enrollment across 15 Southwestern Ohio counties including Clermont for employees with hospital coverage. The 11 day period runs Sunday to midnight September 19, with no medical exam required. Existing Blue Cross and Blue Shield groups use this open period to add members not enrolled at hire.
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Ohio
Clermont
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Group
Blue Shield
Buckeye State eyes new voter registration record
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown said Ohio could top the 1960 all time voter registration of 3 594 211 with only 76 423 additions needed before the Sept 26 deadline to set a new record. He noted 34 159 registered for the May 1962 Vermont County primaries versus 31 907 in 1960 and cited broader registration growth despite some areas not being registered in 1960.
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Buckeye
Ted W. Brown
Vermont
Brown
PCA To Hold 29th Annual Meeting For Lebanon PCA members
Brown and Clermont counties former members invited to the 29th annual stockholders meeting at the D X Ranch on Wednesday Sept. 12 with a chicken dinner. Speakers Nick Germann and wife will share Africa slides and artifacts. Board reports, director elections, and advisory committee picks to be decided. Tickets available at Batavia field office. Lebanon PCA covers 2100 farmers across six counties and reports over 5.5 million in credit usage last year. A Georgetown office opens Oct. 1.
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Brown and
Clermont County
Lebanon Production Credit Association
D-X Ranch
Brown-Clermont County
PCA
Carl Ungelhaem
Frank A. Hector
Nick Germann
Ripley
Africa
W. J. Dupuy
J. J. Urban
Batavia
Albert F. Neal
Hamersville
Cary P. Hutchinson
William C. Ogden
Williamsburg
Fredrick Weber
Bethel
J. M. Louise, Jr
Fayetteville
Robert E. Shaffer
Maurice Rowe
Hillsboro
Alfred Wolfer
Marathon
Carl Gable
Amelia
Hercus Fenton
Felicity
Frederick Weber
The
Lebanon
Wilmington
Hamilton
Georgetown
Commission Rejects Zoning Change For Incinerator Plant
Clermont Planning Commission refuses requested change from agricultural to industrial on Rt 50 near Perintown for a privately operated incinerator. Miami Township Zoning Board will hold Sept 17 hearing. Francis and Martha Rapp zoning request for Locust Lake Rd property from residential to business was denied.
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Clermont Planning Commission
Miami
Pierce
Betty G. Gailey
Ruth Dixon
Rt. 50
Perintown
Planning Commission
Miami Township Zoning Board
Francis
Martha Rapp
Locust Lake Rd
Clermont Attends Art Workshop
The Rural Art Education Association held a two day workshop in Chillicothe on August 27 and 28 directed by Mrs. Margaret Schwank and E H. Blain. Two hundred teachers and consultants from across the state attended. Clermont County participants included Mrs. Mabelle C. Douglas and others. The conference stressed art as daily life and a tool for expression. An exhibit from Ross County schools and commercial displays accompanied tours to Adena Mound City and Mead Paper. Milford celebrates 60th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. William E. Bernges with Mr. Bernges aged 85 and Mrs. Bernges 80.
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Rural Art Education Association
Chillicothe
Margaret Schwank
E H. Blain
Clermont County
Mabelle C. Douglas
Summerside
Rosabell Higgins
Amelia
Bertha Hammons
Mabel Wilson
Madeline Bishop
Owensville
Mary Rose’ Murray
Ruth Murray
Goshen
Atheline Osborne
Burnace Abrams
Ross County
American Crayon
Benny & Smith
Major and Stevens
Adena
Historical Museum
Mound City
Mead Paper Corporation
Milford Man Completes 35 Years With CG&E
Joseph Callahan of 12 Menno Dr Milford has completed 35 years of service with The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company. He began in 1927 as a meter reader and later worked as a mechanic at the Transformer Shop in Milford.
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Joseph Callahan
Menno Dr
Milford
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Mr. Callahan
Cg&e
Milford Ce
Clermont Declines Regional Airport Authority Plan
Clermont County will probably not join a regional airport authority with 10 counties. Chairman Zenas Anstaett will defer formal action until all three commissioners attend a meeting. The Air Transport Association of America has rejected the plan citing adequate current facilities. Hamilton County will not participate, and Clermont is likely to follow.
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Clermont
Zenas_ Anstaett
Air Transport Association of America
Hamilton County
DeSalle to Speak Across Multiple Sites with NBC Telecast
Gov Michael V DeSalle plans a major address at Amelia high school at 845 pm Tuesday September 11 with NBC coverage to follow. He will also speak at Batavia Court House Milford Shopping Center Goshen Junior High and Grant Memorial Building Bethel with set times. Walter B Howard leads Clermont County campaign efforts and will introduce him at Amelia high school. Amelia West Clermont Booster Club hosts a dress-up dance September 22 at the high school featuring The Dreamers.
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Michael V. DeSalle
Amelia High School
National Broadcasting Company
Court House
Batavia
Milford Shopping Center
Goshen Junior High School
Grant Memorial Building
Bethel
Walter B. Howard
Union Township
Democratic Club
di Salle
Clermont County
Melia
West Clermont
the Dreamers
History Society Plans Tour of Madison Indiana
Clermont County Historical Society schedules a bus trip to Madison Indiana on Sunday October 14 leaving Cherry Grove Shopping Center at 9 a.m. The tour includes a picnic lunch at Clifty Falls State Park, a guided city tour, and visits to Shrewsbury House Judge Jeremiah Sullivan House Jefferson County Courthouse and the Broadway Fountain. Tickets are five dollars with advance reservations via phone 831 3144.
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Clermont County Historical Society
Madison
Ind
Cherry Grove
Clifty Falls State Park
Middle West
Shrewsbury House
Jeremiah Sullivan
Jefferson County Court House
Broadway Fountain
ICCF
Republic of France
Herman Bickel
Tours
NASA Display at Mid-American Hardware Show Oct 7-9
NASA Tool Manufacturing of Amelia will showcase new products among 300 exhibitors at the Mid-American Hardware Show in Cincinnati Gardens October 7 to 9. Buyers from 20 states and Canada are expected, as the Ohio Hardware Association hosts its convention alongside the exposition.
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Amelia
NASA Tool Manufacturing Corporation
Cincinnati Gardens
States
Canada
Ohio Hardware Association
Cincinnati
Harsha challenges Raser to debate Medicare and Farm Bill views
Rep. William H. Harsha Jr. declines to debate Jerry Raser in the Sixth District race. Clermont party leader William Henderson urged a forum to expose each candidate’s positions on Medicare Trade policy foreign aid education and deficit spending. Harsha notes his public record and limited schedule after Congress adjourns but says Raser has not stated his views on key national issues.
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William H. Harsha, Jr
Jerry Raser
William Henderson
Clermont County
George Sidwell
Clermont
Harsiia
Sidwell
House of Representatives
Harsha
Evans Succeeds Hyde As Mayor
Owensville names Joseph Evans acting mayor after Robert T. Hyde resigns to teach in Martha's Vineyard. Evans, ex Clermont North eastern superintendent and former vice mayor, leaves a council vacancy to be filled by appointment on Wet i. Vincent Anstaett fills the seat left by Joseph McEvoy who moved away.
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Owensville
Joseph Evans
Clermont
Robert T. Hyde
Martha’s Vineyard
Mass
Hyde
Cincinnati
Physician Pleads Guilty To Narcotics Fraud Charges
Dr. Robert R. Freund, 60, a Hamilton County physician, pleaded guilty to five counts of obtaining narcotics by fraud by writing prescriptions in the name of a deceased person. He is jailed awaiting probation report. attorney says he is no longer addicted and has surrendered his federal narcotics license.
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Robert R. Freund
Hamilton County
Calvin Prem
Dr. Freund
Samuel Rubenstein
Freund
Two Tax Levies On November Ballot
Bethel village seeks a new two mill five year levy to fund streets police park and Grant Memorial Building. Goshen school district requests a renewal levy of 12.4 mills for five years. Sept 15 is the filing deadline for levies and issues for the November vote.
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Bethel
Goshen
Deed and Mortgage Filings Fall in August
County recorder William Shebesta reports 298 deeds recorded in August 1962 down from 330 in August 1961 while 332 mortgages were filed this August versus 355 a year earlier. Fees collected totaled 3143.95, below the 3195.20 of August 1961.
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William Shebesta
County Recorder
County Officials Push Incinerator Plan Amid Garbage Backlog
County commissioners Zenas Anstaett and Charles Hook propose the county build and run its own incinerator or rely on private operators to solve waste piling up after the health board closed the Laurel landfill. They also delay a sewage treatment plant feasibility study for Murph subdivision amid objections from Ralph Murphy, who favors lagoon disposal as cheaper and less mechanical.
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Health Board
Laurel
Zenas Anstaett
Charles Hook
Morrow
Hamilton County
Murph
Union Township
Ralph J. Murphy
Nichols, Speidel and Nichols
Ohio
Ralph A. Hill
Murphy
Missouri
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Sandy Hamm
St. Bernard
William E. Bernges
Goshen Pike
Bernges
Maurice
American Laundry Machinery Co
Carl
Bernges Dry Cleaners
Milford Man
NBC
DeSalle
Boosters
History Society
Madison, Ind
Indiana
NASA
Evans
Build County
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