Local Hist Newspapers Now Microfilmed for Sale
Ginatee microfilming of newspapers has been completed and is on sale at the library. Funded by the genealogical society and county library about a year ago, the project includes 27 rolls of film covering Hawaii and the Virgin Islands. “It’s a lot of fun,” she says, inviting participation at the Batavia main library meetings held the first Friday of each month.
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Genealogical Society and County Library
Batavia
Juvenile solution sought meeting referenced by builders group
Dick Martin of Martin & Mauch Builders and Mt. Carmel Merchants’ Association questioned a police shortage, noting fewer officers than three years ago and calling for a community discussion.
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Mauch Builders
Mt. Carmel
Landfill negotiations stall as residents fear toxic waste risks
Pattison and Jones representing residents criticized the CER offer while angry opponents rejected it. Tears flowed as many neighbors warned of health hazards from potential toxic waste dumping. Bruce Henry leads talks for the landfill amid unsettled financing and transport concerns.
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Pattison
Jones
Gree Ser
Hhisons
CER
Bruce Henry
Indictments Target Goshen Township Officials and Local Residents
Grand jury returned multiple indictments including Goshen Township trustee John Heywood for aggravated robbery and attempted kidnapping at a King Kwik on Woodville Pike. Others face charges of theft, aggravated burglary, rape, and drug abuse across Batavia New Richmond Amelia Mt. Carmel and Goshen areas. Vehicles, property, and weapons details appear in sheriff reports with several cases involving attempted force and possession of stolen items.
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Goshen Township
John Heywood
King Kwik
Woodville Pike
Keeton
Janet Gayle Perry
Randy Kyle Pursell
Batavia
Pursell
Judy Brewing
Minning Road
Richmond
Orey Gardner
Clermont Ave
Gardner
David Darrell Puckett
Aicholtz Road
Mt. Carmel
Puckett
Ken Criswell
Jackie Keith Williams
Goshen
Bonnie Sue Brinkman
Brinkman
William G. Brittain
Amelia
Milford City Status Clarified After 1970 Census Figures
Officials say Milford’s population tally of 5206 supports remaining a city under the 1970 census rules. Final numbers show Milford’s status stable, with officials cautious about preliminary counts and potential adjustments through final certification.
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Milford
Milford Poet Wins in SEM Contest With Record Entries
Milford residents Julie Breyer tops grades nine to twelve with In Clover in SEM poetry contest securing first prize $15. Other high school placers include David Bevan $10 for The Placid Cataclysm and Douglas Sanger $5 for Zoo. Honorable mention to Paula Kable. In grades five to eight, a record 125 entries prompted next year to add two more categories.
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Milford
Julie
Julie Breyer
Blue Spruce Dr
David Andrew Bevan
Wood Ave
Cincinnati
Douglas Sanger
Juler Ave
Paula Kable
Penny van Pelt
Highland Terrace
Nancy Bristol Parker
Burial Ave
Dora M. Cooper
Pike St
Reverend McCulley Seeks West Clermont District Office
Candidate Rev McCulley campaigns on a positive platform. He notes three children and work with Ken Hill a Union Township detective on a drug education program at Clough Pike Elementary. He recalls 150 attendees at a Summerside church Bible school and discusses township incorporation efforts.
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West Clermont
Ken Hill
Union Township
Clough Pike
Summerside Church
McCulley
Mt. Carmel
Welfare fraud case charged as fourth degree felony
Welfare investigators told The Courier a citizen complaint prompted the matter. The article notes Ohio law penalties up to five years in prison and a $2500 fine. Also, the Spring Fever Fiesta card party is set for April 23 at St. Bernadette Church in Amelia with free refreshments and a $1.50 admission.
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Smith
Ohio
St. Bernadette Church
Locust
Amelia
Appalachian Folklore Workshop At Batavia High School
Clermont County Youth Services offers a four week Appalachian culture workshop for Batavia High School students starting April 7 from 2 15 to 4 30 pm. Dr Charlotte Neely of Northern Kentucky University assists Tom Long in leading sessions using drama games crafts and stories for a summer presentation at state parks. A Bethel High School workshop has occurred and Clermont Northeastern is planned. contact Tom Long at 732 7175 to contribute folklore samples.
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Clermont County Youth Services
Batavia High School
Eee Endowment For the
Charlotte Neely
Cultural Anthropologist
Northern Kentucky University
Tom Long
Bethel High School
Clermont Northeastern High School
Tom
Long
Extension Homemakers Honors and April Programs
Four Cultural Arts Show entries advance to the State Meeting in Columbus on April 20. Cheryl Metzger Margaret Henson Jean Meyer Jr Wilson recognized. New Homemaking Club members showcased inflation tips. April Lunch and Learn sessions begin at the Extension Office at 12 15 p.m. for homemaker training with contact 782 7195.
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L. Bennett
Eastgate
Extension Homemakers
Columbus
Cheryl Metzger
Margaret Henson
Jean Meyer
Jr Wilson
Ted
Eastgate Mall
Rose Wiebell
Libbie Bennett
Debbie Cartwright
Carol Wildey
Margie Erbe
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Ginatee
Hawaii and the
Virgin Islands
Dick Martin, Martin
Stephen R. Hunt
Mt. Hely
Hunt
Connie’ Sue McClanahan
SEM Poetry Contest
Richmond Rd
Annette
Wood Ct
Denise Potters
Bramble Ave
Keith Rawlins
Grunwald Cove
Fayetteville
Ponderosa
St. Rt. 28
Bank One
Rapa
Rev. McCulley
Sinnerman
David Lasse
Lawrence Schneider
Optometrists
St. Rt
Montgomery Rd
Norwood
Appalachian Folklore Workshop
Homemakers
McCabe
Williamsburg
Optometrist
R. K. Stoecklin
Lila Ave
Route
Hair Plus
Debbie Turner
Lowery
Loveland
Rhonda Jeter Voshell
Jack
Kim Jetter
Main
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