Clermont County 4-H Winners Shine at State Fair
Clermont County 4-H members earned top honors at the Ohio State Fair with three outstanding for the day awards in decorama tasty meals and do your thing with foods. Additional participants competed in dairy judging dog obedience photography and clothing and foods projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Sue Oetzel
Brenda Finch
Rhonda Tobler
Sandy Friedrich
Lindy Becker
Debbie Hepfinger
Lynn Bruynis
Nick Bruynis
Debbie Bickel
Donna Stroub
Jerry Krebs
Debbie Stroub
Hal Herron
Lisa Seminatore
Chris Walters
Jay Ellis
Roger Emery
Jeff Weak
Debbie Slattery
Ginny Slattery
Patti Herron
Cindy Ohmer
Bid Opening Set On Water System Unit
J L Smith of McGill and Smith told the village council bids for phase one of the water system upgrade will be opened Sept 25. The $200000 plan includes rebuilding the booster station a 150000 gallon tank atop a hill and extending line to the corporation line. Full renovation could reach $900000 but will proceed in stages due to lack of a federal grant. A meeting was held today at 8 p m in the Junior High School auditorium to discuss service possibilities with Tate Monroe water system officials.
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New Richmond
J. L. Smith
McGill & Smith
Bethel-New Richmond Road
Corporation
Tate’Monroe Water System
Drill Team Yard Sale Benefits New Richmond Bus
Crystalettes Drill Team boosters sponsor a yard sale at New Richmond Junior High School on Saturday September 15 from 10 a.m. until dark. Proceeds fund the recently purchased bus for the team.
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Crystalettes
New Richmond Junior High School
Boatman's Body Found In River
Roy A. Brammer age 54 of 2451 Dorothy Lane Ket tering was found dead in the Ohio River early Friday after an apparent accidental drowning while launching his boat last Thursday. His car with boat carrier remained on the river bank and a motorboat drifted nearby. No marks on the body. autopsy ordered by Coroner Nico Capurro.
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Roy A. Brammer
Dorothy Lane
Kettering
Here
Ohio River
Nico Capurro
Crystalettes Drill Team Seeks Junior and Senior Members
The Crystalettes Drill Team invites junior and senior high students to apply. Interested individuals should call 553-4356 or 553-4425 for details and participation.
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Crystalettes
Hands of Hope in Disabled Leaders Push Through Dark Feelings
The speaker describes meeting individuals in disability groups who suffer low mood and resentment. They note the impact of these attitudes on personal growth and group dynamics and call for constructive coping and unity.
Be An Active Member Poem Encourages Civic Involvement
A poem urges The Handicapped and all active members to attend meetings, engage with the crowd, visit sick members, and help with a shared program. It emphasizes not merely belonging but taking an active part to ensure success.
Choir Favorites at Bible Baptist Church
The Bible Baptist Church Choir at 4596 Bells Lane Mt. Carmel presents Choir Favorites on September 30 at 7 p.m. in the church auditorium. Public is invited and an interpreter will be provided for the deaf.
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Bible Baptist Church
Bells Lane
Mt. Carmel
PTA Messages and Community Notes from Moscow
Notes from Rambling Rose Neville Child reflect on PTA and PTO value with memories of Greta Elig and Ada lessons. Mentions Batavia special classes visits, vocational schools, and local events in Moscow including bake sales, anniversaries, and hospital news.
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Rose Neville
Rosella Edie
PTA
Greta Elig
Greta
PTO
Batavia
Lindale’ Baptist Church
Church of Christ
Amelia
Vivian Hensgen
Weat
Clermont
Clermont Council To Discuss Levy And Meeting
The Clermont County Council for Retarded Children will hold an open meeting September 17 at 7 30 p m in the CG&E auditorium Batavia. Highlights include a recreation film and a discussion of the levy for Clermont County retarded to appear on the November ballot. Public invited. Washington Township Auxiliary Fire first fall meeting set for fourth Tuesday at 7 30 p m with new members 25 cents per month or yearly.
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Clermont County Council For
Washington Township
Neville
Mattie Donovan
George Snead
Pillsbury
UC Dial A Class Edu Station Opens on Campus
The University of Cincinnati announces a Dial-A-Class line 475-6.2 and Edu Station in French Hall lobby for part time courses Sept 4 through 28. Hours are Monday to Friday 9 am to 9 pm, Saturday 10 am to 5 pm, Sunday noon to 5 pm with free parking.
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University of Cincinnati
Edu-Station
French Hall
Jefferson Ave
Glen Este Students To View The Tempest at Cincinnati Playhouse
Glen Este High School plans field trips for more than 400 students to see Shakespeare's The Tempest at the Cincinnati Playhouse on September 17 18 and 19 and 24 as part of the district season. Interested schools may call Ron Stall at 621 7770 to arrange attendance or a speaker.
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Glen Este High School
Cincinnati Playhouse
Ron Stall
Gullett Named to Miami University President's List
Jan Lynn Gullett of Bethel Rt. 1 Box 12 earned a 4.0 grade point average for at least 12 credits to qualify for the 1973 summer quarter President's List at Miami University.
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Jan Lynn Gullett
Rt. 1
Box
Bethel
Miami University
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Theresa Herron
Ellen Lindower
Sandy Koester
Roger Maham
Terri Rosselot
Susie Johnston
Rick Rose
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Martha W. Griffiths
D-Mich
Boatman
Federal Land Bank
Lebanon
Sotavia Farm Bureau
Wed. A.M
Motorcycle Farm
Hospital Life
Owensville
Kelly Springfield
Ohio Pike
Baptist Church
Featuring
Front St
Ohio
Jimbo
Moscow
Ladies Aid
The
United Methodist Church
Viola Mays
Goodwin
Florida
Spain
Russell Stewart
Thresa Hiles
Christ Hospital
Marilyn Gambill
Bethesda Hospital
Judy Linsey
Bessie Stanton
Herman Hiles
Clermont Council For Retarded
W.O.W. Magazine
Nancy Fox
Mulberry
Michael Voris
Will
Michael J. Voris
West Clermont
Glen Este
Miami
General Electric
AP Appliances & Fine Furniture
House of Service
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