Clermont Students and Teachers Attend Youth Science Day
W. W. Hamilton, County Extension Agent, announces a Youth Science Day at Mershon Auditorium Ohio State University Columbus on September 23. High school students and science teachers from across Ohio will hear a program titled Youth and Science New Ideas for A New Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Hamilton
Mershon
Ohio State University
Columbus
State of
Ohio
Roy M. Kottman
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio Agricultural Research and Ent’ Center
Ohio Cooperative Ais Service
Richard H. Bohning
College of Agriculture and Home’ Economies
Stanley R. Anderson
Battle Of The Bands Night At Williamsburg High
Williamsburg bands contest dances from 8 to 11 p m with admission one dollar per person. Proceeds fund band uniforms and equipment. Also featured are talks by Drs Tyznik Gould and Jones. Various Clermont County students attending Youth and Science Day listed with teachers and sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg High School
Williamsburg Band
Ross In Hospital
Byron Ross
Deaconess Hospital
Mohrfield
Betsy Nichols
Eddie Hale
Nick Ross
Clermont
Northeastern
James Eisinger
Larry Noertker
Thomas Danner
John Smith
John Armleder
Ohio Valley Egg Co-Op
Landmark
Soil Conservation District Board
Nd Gus
University of Cincinnati Classes For Clermont County Teachers
Clermont County Schools announces two UC classes for Fall Quarter, Sept 27 to Dec 9, offered at Williamsburg Elementary School on Wednesday evenings. E D 555 Remedial Reading undergrad course taught by Mr. Clemons and E D 571 School Administration for Teachers taught by Mr. Thomas. Tuition $54 per course for non residents. Registration at Williamsburg on Sept 27. Contact Clermont County Board of Education at 737-3244.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Slade
Clermont County Schools
University of Cincinnati
Clermont County
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Clemons
Thomas
Clermont County Board of Education
Woman Hit By Auto In Batavia Injures Thornberry
Mrs. Juanita Thornberry, 35, of 180 Charles Street Batavia, was struck by a car at 4:20 pm Monday on Main Street near Market. Driver Mary B Maynard, 58, says Thornberry stepped into traffic on a green light. Thornberry suffered shoulder and ankle fractures plus lacerations. She was admitted in good condition to Jewish Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Thornberry
Charles Street
Batavia
Jewish Hospital
Mary B. Maynard
Bauer Ave
Main St
Thornberry
Main Street
Recognized For Service at Cincinnati Suburban Bell
Mr Burger began his telephone career in 1927 as a groundman in the Plant Department and is now a plant staff supervisor. He is a member of Clermont Social Lodge 29 F. and A.M. and chair of the finance commission. He attends First Methodist Church and is past secretary of the Batavia Rotary Club. He and Ada have lived at their present address 22 years. They have a son Frank of Milford and a daughter Mrs Juanita Thornberry of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Burger
Clermont Social Lodge
Finance Commission
First Methodist Church
Batavia Rotary Club
Ada
Frank
Milford
Juanita Thornberry
Batavia
Women Voters League Studies Clermont County Recreation Needs
Clermont County League of Women Voters schedules its first 1967 68 meeting September 21 at noon in Batavia with board sessions at 10 am. The program will evaluate Clermont County recreational needs and feature speaker Flach Douglas on conservation near the Little Miami Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County League of Women Voters
Kabile
Batavia
Clermont County
Old Chile Dam
Flach Douglas
Little Miami Valley
Richard Germann
League of Women Voters
Mt Holly Church Fall Festival at Mt Holly UCC
The Mt Holly United Church of Christ hosts a Fall Festival on Saturday September 23 starting at 2 p m on church grounds one mile east of Amelia on State Route 125. Activities include games needlework white elephant booths door prize drawings every half hour and an 8 p m auction. Proceeds support church projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Holly
Amelia
Grange Election Set At Batavia Grange Hall
Clermont Pomona Grange No. 27 will meet for elections at Batavia Grange Hall at 8 p.m on September 16. Secretary Ella Krekeler notes cookies for refreshments. The group will also hold a fall dance Saturday September 16 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at W T Community Park Hall with music by the Melodairs and door prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Pomona
Batavia
Ella Krekeler
W-T
Melodairs
Leader Store to Auction Out After Quitting Biz
William A. Mar Golis of Mt. Washington owner of The Leader Store announces retirement and a complete stock auction. Auctioneer Harold Bissantz will cry the sale on September 20 and 21 with ongoing liquidation until sold. Rev. Raymond Black resigns from Batavia Church of Christ after four years to lead Taylor Mills Church of Christ in Kentucky with Mrs. Black accompanying him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
William A.margolis
Mt. Washington
Harold Bissantz
Black
Raymond Black
Batavia Church of Christ
Taylor Mills
Church of Christ
Annexation Case Extended Thirty Days
The county court grants a 30 day extension to hear more arguments for and against annexing property in the Village of New Richmond. Parties hope to craft a compromise over tax revenue from CG E Beckford Station while preserving Pierce Township income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Cout
New Richmond
Cg&e
Beckford Station
Pierce Township
Pierce
Mobile X-Ray Unit Set for Clermont County Visit
The Clermont County TB Association and Board of Health announce a mobile chest x ray unit visit next month with a $1 charge per x ray to offset costs. Locations include Milford, New Richmond, Bethel, Batavia, Williamsburg, and Cherry Grove on specific Saturdays in October. 16 years and older encouraged to participate. Batavia firefighters also reported a grass fire on Stonelick Olive Branch Rd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Tuber Cilosis and Health Association
Clermont County Board of Health
Clermont County
TB Association
Venient
Lt Clermont
Batavia
Stonelick
Olive Branch Rd
Newtown 175th Birthday Parade Opens Four Day Celebration
A Clermont Western Saddle Club posse triggers Newtown’s 175th birthday fête opening on Sept 21. Mayor John Rabe and Donald Bates lead the reviewing stand as Civil War cannon salutes greet dignitaries. Grand Parade on Sept 23 features antique cars, horse drawn wagons, and mounted units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Western Saddle Club
Newtown
John Rabe
Greater Newtown
Roland Lowery
Mt. Washington
Church St
Main” St
Libby Lackman
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ed Wright Jr
Forest Hills Journal
Gentry
Spaulding
Howard Spaulding
Main St
Town Hall
Valley Lane
Main
Round Bottom Rd
William F. Judd
Byron Bernard
Brewer Co
Moore Funeral
Bell Telephone Company
Southern Ohio Bank
Holtman
Newtown Pharmacy
Ohio Light Artillery
Kentucky Volunteer Corps
Shrine and
Oola Khan Grotto
Methodist Church
First
Kentucky Infantry
Larry Heineken
American Legion
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Edenton
Blanchester
Board of Education
Lake
William J. Tyznik
Wilbur A. Gould
Ted L. Jones
New Richmond High School
C. Donald Roush
Victoria Davis
Terry Campbell
Terry Young
Glen Este High School
Claude D. Adkins
Karen Dalton
Doris Smith
Dennis Bacon
James Fox, Jr
William Duncan
Larry Prinzbach
Batavia High School
Lester
Batavia, Ohio
Mrs. Thornberry
Cinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
G. Edwin Burger
Broadway
Cin
Women Voters League
Grange
Norman Crabtree
State Controlling Board
Donald Watson
Earl N. Konrad
Konrad
Agnella DeFelice
Vivian Hensgen
Ann Leno
Edna Griffith
Frances Quehl
Corrine Luken
Cook Hazel Davis
Elsie William Criscillis
Junaita Carter
Helen Fisher
Cecilia Harker
New Richmond National Bank
Municipal Building
Cherry Grove
Kroger’s
Merrill Rouster
Garth Cahoon
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Rouster Orchards
Williams Corner
Cahoon
Southern Agricultural
Ripley
Russell Wolfer
Pt. Isabel
Bailey Kennedy
Newtown Civic League
Moore
Earl
Norma Blodgett
W. N. Penn
Clermont Western Club
Church St. Midway
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