Luncheon Planned With Ohio Historical Society Director
Daniel R. Porter of the Ohio Historical Society is expected to visit New Richmond as Historic New Richmond, Inc. pursues preservation. The group plans a noon luncheon in October to discuss funding and projects including restoring a river era house at 125 George Street to serve as headquarters and museum. fundraising events include auctions on October 1 and chicken pie dinners in early November.
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New Richmond
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Thomas Ashley
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Porter
George Street
Tribute to a beloved community soul in reflection
A column honors a kind, community loving woman praised for her humanity and faith as the writer notes the shared aim of reaching a heavenly home and expresses gratitude for knowing her.
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Master of All Creation
Heavenly Home
New Richmond PTA Offers Dance Baton Drama and Yoga Classes
The New Richmond PTA expands cultural activities with four instructors offering Mini-Ballet Ballet I Tap I II III classes for preschool to high school at New Richmond Junior High on Thursdays. Yoga ESP lecturer Gil Steinberger and Baton and Drama programs begin in October with contact Pat Wilfert at 553-3970.
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PTA
Richmond Pta
Pat Wilfert
Marilyn Jenkins
Cincinnati Civic Ballet
Richmond Junior High
Gil Steinberger
Moscow Village Honors Delta Queen's Miss Blake
The village named Sept 20 Betty Blake Day in Moscow in honor of Betty Blake, Delta Queen advocate and former Public Relations Society president. News notes include local obituaries, new residents in Neville, and OAPSE appointment for Theodore Clemans in Area 13.
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Clermont
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Hamilton
Warren Counties
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Greater
New Richmond Autos Clinch District 33 Title
New Richmond Autos Knothole team, sponsored by Jerry Henderson, won District 33 title by beating Amelia Mustangs 12 8 after tying for first in regular season. They finished 24 wins 3 losses and also captured Clermont County Championship by defeating Milford Yankees 6 2 Milford Royals 8 7 Amelia Mustangs 19 13 and Willowville Mustangs 13 9. Manager Stan Hawkins praised the squad as he begins his 5th season. team will move to Class C play next year for ages 11.
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Jerry Henderson
New Richmond Auto Sales
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Clermont County
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Milford Royals
Willowville Mustangs
Stan Hawkins
Hawkins
Flea Market and Talk at New Richmond Schools
A flea market and antique sale is set for Saturday September 23 at New Richmond Junior High School from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Refreshments will be available and the public is invited. Earlier on Thursday September 21 at 8 p.m. Robert Tucker superintendent of New Richmond Schools will speak at Monroe Elementary Cafeteria with the teaching staff introduced and refreshments served.
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New Richmond PTA Reviews Plans For Middle School And Levies
At the New Richmond PTA meeting Superintendent Robert Tucker unveiled drawings for a new Middle School atop the hills behind the district schools. He outlined two November ballot items a 3 mill renewal operating levy and a 3.91 mill Clermont County Vocational School levy for the U S Grant Joint Vocational School.
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Tom Galenstein
Edith Freidrich
Janice Block
Caroline McIntosh
Virginia Weber
Fortnightly Club Opens 1972-73 With Sept Dinner
The Fortnightly Club of New Richmond starts its 1972-73 program with a dinner for families and friends at the Hot Shoppe restaurant on September 25 at 6 30 p.m.
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New Richmond
SEM Twenty Plus Hike Set Saturday in New Richmond
SEM's second annual Twenty Plus hike is scheduled for Saturday September 23 with a rain date of September 30 starting at 9 30 a m at Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church Union and Washington Streets New Richmond Participants will trek a route from Bethel New Richmond Road Clermont County 14 to Lindale SR 132 to SR 125 to Beech Acres Germand Protestant Orphanage Forestville Sponsors are listed with pledged miles and amounts Parental consent is required for youth ages 13 to 20 Last year the event raised 1600 for SEM SEM is a 23 church and two seminary alliance aiding the community with projects including drives custom Christmas baskets and thrift shops
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Cranston Memorial Presbyterian Church
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Washington Streets
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New Richmond Rd
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Lindale
Beech -Acres
Forestville
Fred Hamblet
Southeastern Ecumenical Ministry
Batavia
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