First child checks out books at Anderson branch dedication
Fritz Elsasser became the first person to borrow children's books at the Anderson branch library opening. Mt. Washington librarian Mary Kay Levasey supervised the checkout. More than 300 books were checked out between 2:30 and 4:30 p.m. and after one week 7,727 items had been borrowed with 572 library card applications filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Elsasser
Anderson
Fritz
Mary Kay Levasey
Mt. Washington
Multiple Crime Reports Across Anderson Township Jurisdiction
Police logs show June 11 to 16 incidents including criminal trespass, damaging property, and theft across Anderson Township. Notable entries include a juvenile trespass at 1130 Bruce, tires damaged at Summit Swim Club, and thefts from vehicles and homes on Eight Mile, Beechmont, and Yellowglen. Several arrests for disorderly conduct and trespassing, plus a domestic violence report and a harassing telephone call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Morris
Eight Mile
Summit Swim Club
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Perm
Beechmont Ave
Agnes Seller
Bruce
Pauline Ander
Endovalley
Brian Burgan
Xenia
Gerald Diment
James J. Brewer
Karen Cooper
Collinsdale
Lois Handley
Hopper Rd
John D. Pfau
E. Main
Apt
Amelia
Eastgate
Honda
White Castle
Ose
Beechmont Auto Gallery
Sandy Barnhill
Jeannie
Twin Fair
Beechmont Avenue
William Sampson
Carolyn Everhard
Rancho Lane
Gloria Woodruff
Yellowglen
Judy Roland
McCorsk
Cathy Doty
Montgomery Way
Apt. 9
Bank One
Wolohan Lumber Co
Pamela S. Imm
Asbury Hills
Woodlyn View
Russell J. Maddux
Nagel Rd
Joan Hicks
Joe Graue
Nimitzview
Bluebear Court
Robert L. Schanz
East Main St
Batavia
Hamilton County
Charles C. Brooks
Stonehouse
Renna Perp
Riley
Main St
Newtown
Wana Makati
Andy Annis
Robert Hathorn
Bendick Drive
Salem Road
Guardian Angels
Oasis
Ohio Pike
Withamsville
East & West
Beechmont Mall
Barb Hanselman
Milford
VISA
Milford Shopping Center
Amelia, Loveland
Cherry Grove Plaza
FDIC
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