Castle builder nears 50 years I.E' on rock dream LOVELAND. O. (AP) Harold D. Andrews calls it Chateau LaRoche, and if he keeps working until next June 5, he will have spent 50 years building the rock castle. The castle, now three stories high with grey limestone walls, rises in a clearing on Andrews' two acres, about 100 feet up from the banks of the Little Miami.
River here, a few miles north of Cincinnati. He plans to add seven rooms to the nine he has. On almost any day, Andrews can be found with a pick and sledge, breaking limestone from the river bank or a nearby gorge and filling five-gallon buckets with rocks. Andrews, 88, a lean, muscular man now beginning to bow to time, has weighed 180 pounds since before he started work on the castie June 5, 1929. He came out of Oneonta in upstate New.
York in 1920 and worked as a teacher, weekly newspaper reporter and publishing house editor. The idea for his castle, Andrews said, started with a physical education class. was telling my class about the evils of drinking and smoking, even tea and coffee," Andrews said. "My seventh and eighth grade boys got together and said, 'Let's form a club where we all swear to live the way we ought They took an oath, he recalled, to live by the Ten Commandments. Out of that was born the Order of the Knights of the Golden Trail.
"We decided that knights have to have a castle," he said. When he started the castle, Andrews was teaching school, supervising several hundred Works Progress Administration workers and holding down the newspaper and publishing house jobs. "It was 26 years before I had a room ready to move into," he said. That was in 1955, and he moved in when he retired. The castle was designed after three French chateaus he saw as a student at the University of Toulouse.
It is headquarters for the Knights of the Golden Trail, which he said has about 100 members, men and boys aged 12 and older. While there usually are one or more young knights around to help Andrews with such chores as guiding sightseers, he does the castle work alone. Er Via monthly bulletin er 2. the word t- MOUNT ORAB, O. (AP) Several hundred extra dollars can be gained each year by taking the time to clip coupons, Dorothy Kattine insists.
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