Silverton Officials Take Oath of Office in New Year Ceremonies
At noon on New Year’s Day in Silverton, Judge Chase M. Davies administered the oath to Mayor Richard Benken, council members John Jack Young Thomas Clinton Paul Steman Joseph Fariello Richard Simon clerk Bernard W. Pohlman and treasurer William Kuhr. New appointments included Harold Frolicher city engineer Robert Shoemaker building commissioner Joseph Levant deputy building inspector and We service Herman Wenker director. Simone sworn in as juvenile peace officer replacing Esther Kidder. Steman re-elected vice mayor and several officials renewed oaths with ceremony led by Rev. Maher and Rev. Freeman.
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Montgomery
Robert Novak
William R. Matthews
Pattie
Ann
Hamilton County
Chase M. Davies
Silverton
Charles E. Braden
Council
Judge Davies
Richard Benken
John Jack Young
Thomas Clinton
Paul Steman
Joseph Fariello
Richard Simon
Bernard W
Joe) Pohlman
William Kuhr
Benken
Harold Frolicher
Robert Shoemaker
Joseph Levant
We Service
Herman Wenker
Ralph Hank
Howard Newman
Rose Newman
Ella Wheeler
Kenneth Dye
Elisa One
Davies
Miss Simone
Esther Kidder
Stanley Denman
Henry Schoepfel
Ohio State Volunteer Firemen’s Dependent Fund
Ronald DeGrummond
Civic Service Commission
Volunteer Fire Department
Thomas Maher
St. John’s Church
Ozelle Freeman
Mt. Zion Church
Steman
Montgomery ends year with deficit in city funds
At a special year end council meeting Mayor Robert Novak announced Montgomery finished its first year with a deficit of 23 223 dollars including a carry over of 6 623 from 1970. An emergency ordinance balanced funds by transferring unused money to under funded accounts. Safety director H C Hansen announced Charles Sellers promoted to sergeant at 10500 dollars salary with five percent raise. Richard B Dusterberg received five percent raise to 3150 dollars. Hansen received five percent raise for all positions.
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Robert Novak
Montgomery
Novak
H.C. Hansen
Charles Sellers
Richard B. Dusterberg
Hansen
Silverton Mayor and Wood among sheriff race GOP bids
Republican candidates to succeed retiring Sheriff Dan Tehan include Mayor Richard Benken of Silverton and detective William L. Wood of Cincinnati. Wood nears retirement age this year. Edward B. Woebkenberg of Kennedy Heights is elected president of the Greater Cincinnati Purveyors' Association and serves as Willson Dairy Co. general manager. A note of thanks praises residents who decorated homes for Christmas, improving night driving during the season.
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Richard Benken
Silverton
William L. Wood
Montgomery Rd
Cincinnati
Dan Tehan
Wood
Edward B. Woebkenberg
Kirkup Ave
Kennedy Heights
Greater Cincinnati
Indian Hill Forms Own Health Board for 1972
Indian Hill will create a city health department in January after council rejected a county fee of 13489 dollars for next year. The plan uses current staff, hires hourly health inspectors, and provides food and pool inspections and plumbing permits for new homes. Madeira may join later if plans prove workable.
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Indian Hill
Camargo Club
White
Health Board
Madeira
Madera
Babe
Madeira to enforce Operation Identification against burglaries
Madeira votes to adopt Operation Identification enabling residents to mark personal items with their social security number for police records. Special marking kits will be loaned free. a 1963 Monterey program inspired the plan. A Dec 19 Hitching Post burglary spurred added caution as a suspect with a key was caught.
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Madeira
George Babe
Council
Monterey California
Madeira City
Witl
Carl Thornton
Representative Schmidt to quit politics in next election
State Representative Dale G. Schmidt of Cincinnati announced he will not seek re election next fall a step that ends a second term. He cites Speaker Kurfess as a reason saying the legislature is not taken seriously and opposes the state income tax. Schmidt plans to return to law practice and has no other political plans. He informed local Republican leaders on December 28 to allow time to find a replacement for the 66th House District which includes Norwood Oakley Madisonville Kennedy Heights Pleasant Ridge Indian Hill Terrace Park Fairfax Mariemont and Columbia Township.
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Dale G. Schmidt
Cincinnati
Davenant Ave
Kennedy Heights
Charles Kurfess
Schmidt
Kurfess
Norwood
Oakley
Madisonville
Pleasant Ridge
Indian Hill
Terrace Park
Fairfax
Mariemont
Madison Place
Columbia Township
Aoe
Echoes of Past Mysteries travel talk on Amazon trip
Mariemont traveler Julian Bailey will present photographs and experiences from an eight week Amazon River journey in two parts. The lecture at Madeira Public Library on January 14 features his March April 1971 trek in a dugout canoe and Inca encounters. Bailey, a Cincinnati Nature Center guide and Mariemont resident since 1926, plans a future crane observation trip in Texas.
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South America
Madeira Public Library
Miami Rd
Julian Bailey
Mariemont
Amazon River
Amazon
Bailey
Cincinnati Nature Center
Texas
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Madeira Travel Club
Mariemont Community
Plainville Rd
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