Owensville Seeks $100000 Loan from Cincinnati Fund
Ma or Robert T. Hyde of Owensville asks Cincinnati to lend Owensville $100,000 from its capital improvements fund. The loan would finance a $251,000 sewer system project and be repaid from village residents income taxes, with the city stating it would incur no cost and could be repaid over a normal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Maor Robert T. Hyde
City of
Cincinnati
Hyde
MGS
Owensville School
Greater Cincinnati
Robert T. Hyde
Batavian Named To OSU Institute Staff
Robert K. Slade of Batavia will join the National Defense Education Counseling and Guidance Institute staff at Ohio State University this summer from June 20 to August 12. Dr. Herman J. Peters will direct. Slade holds a master of education from the University of Cincinnati and has served as a civil service examiner and teacher in Hamilton and Clermont counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Robert K. Slade
Batavia
Bethel-Tate High School
National Defense Education Counseling and Guidance Institute
Herman J. Peters
Slade
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Civil Service Commission
Cincinnati Board of Education
Hamilton
Clermont County
Alpha Iota
Phi Delta Kappa
Schoolmasters’ Association
Five Held On Car Theft Charges
David Linkenauger, 38, of 2444 Eastern Ave., Knox County jail in Tennessee, charged with interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. He admitted stealing a 1960 Chevrolet on March 31 from Batavia, and a 1959 Chevrolet on March 21 in Salisbury, Maryland. Hugo Cody, 24, was arrested April 6 near Anti-Bantam Rd. fingerprint match linked him to a car later found with Cody and three Afton brothers Robert 21, Ronald 23, and Kenneth Wedmore 19, all charged with receiving stolen property and to appear before Judge Rosenhofer on April 18.
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David Linkenauger
Eastern Ave
Knox County
Clinton
Tenn
Tennessee
Linkenauger
Batavia
Salisbury
Harrington
Del
G. R. Cook
Anti-Bantam Rd
Hugo Cody
Cody
Robert
Ronald
Kenneth Wedmore
Afton
R. A. Brakvill
Robert Dunbar
State Highway Patrol
Wilmington
Chris Rosenhoffer
Special Services Planned At Afton Church
Special services will be held at Afton Pilgrim Holiness Church from April 13 through April 17 at 8 p m each evening. The special workers are young people from God's Bible School in Cincinnati. The public is welcome.
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AFTON
Afton Pilgrim Holiness Church
God’s Bible School
Cincinnati
City Declines Owensville Loan Over Tax Concerns
Cincinnati City Manager C A Harrell says lending Owensville $100000 for sewer work would be illegal and that residents who work in Cincinnati should pay taxes to Cincinnati. A Clermont candidate proposes a $100 tax on cited workers as a way to balance the revenue split.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Owensville
Robert Hyde
Harrell
O Inin
Clermont
Cincinnati
Drainage Fix Approved in Batavia Township Roadwork
County commissioners authorized Carl Rush to correct a drainage problem at Mt. Holly Road and Route 125 in Batavia township. Residents on Ivy Road asked for a dump truck to haul gravel. officials promised aid if detailed the needed materials.
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Board of County Commissioners
Carl Rush
Mt. Holly Rd
Rt. 125
Batavia Township
Ivy Rd
Parker Rd
Goshen Township
Ivy Road
Thompson Resignation Sought By County Board of Education
The county board of education urged Thompson to resign as county superintendent citing laxness in using the state foundation program. The board rejected a lower post swap for higher pay and may consider a pay raise for Thompson by May 9. It approved raising L G Hause to 9500 and redesignating him general supervisor to oversee other apointees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Hause
Hause
Thompson
Prizes Await Egg Hunters April 16
Courier-Frank W. Weaver Post Easter Egg Hunt set for 2 p.m. at the American Legion post grounds East Batavia Heights. One thousand foil eggs hidden with many prizes from Batavia merchants. Prizes listed by business, with age group hunt zones and additional treats for the smallest children.
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Courier
Frank W. Weaver
American Legion Post
East Batavia Heights
Batavia
Kroger
Holman Motors
Wash Pharmacy
Ayer Gas
Pancher’s Western Auto
Keen Coal and Supply
Batavia Appliance and Furniture
Marty’s Record and Hobby Shop
Smith Radio Center
Hartman’s Hardware
Clermont Courier
Lou’s
Spaulding’s Market
Anstaett Gulf
Al's ‘Shoe Repair
Tom's Barber Shop
Clermont Bakery
Dietzford Sales
M & M Distributors
Clermont Sun
Danbury’s Cafe
City Loan
Clermont Tire & Supply
Parson’s Ben Franklin
Charme Beauty Salon
Auxier Gas
Blocher’s Pharmacy
Dusty’s Shore Service
Underwood's Fine Foods
Stratman Jewelry
Rosenzweig’s
Batavia Hay and Grain
Graser-Wolfe Chevrolet
Rair
Dorsey’s Market
Malott Hardware
Anstaett Farm Service
The
Chili Bowl
Batavia Bowling Lanes
Deputy Injured In Train Car Crash At Batavia Crossing
Deputy Chatterton, 34, of Amelia, was struck by westbound freight No. 77 at the Clough Pike crossing near Batavia at 6 55 am Tuesday. He was treated at the scene and taken to Christ Hospital in serious condition. Local officials said the crossing is dangerous and County Commissioner Ansteadt vows action to fix it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galin Chatterton
Donna
Amelia
Clough Pike
Batavia
F. S. Skeen
Christ Hospital
Bmop Life Squad
Clyde B. Dericks
Watson
Ed Colonel
Chatterton
R. Ratcliff
Portsmouth
Zenas Ansteadt
Science Exhibits Score Superior at Southwest Ohio Day
Six Clermont County students earned superior ratings at the 13th annual Southwest Ohio High School Science Day held Saturday at Miami University. The acknowledged entries include Amelia-John Iker and David Wiseman with Maze, Tom Riddle with Static Machine, Hugh Riddle with Tesla Coil, and Garry Craycroft and Dan For.
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Clermont County
Miami University
Amelia
John Iker
David Wiseman
Maze
Tom Riddle
Hugh Riddle
Garry Craycroft
Dan For
Amelia names James R. Davis to village council
Mayor Lewis Lillieh announced the appointment of James R. Davis to the Amelia village council to fill the vacancy after Robert Pitzer resigned and moved from the village.
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Amelia
James R. Davis
Amelia Village
Robert Pitzer
Lewis Lillieh
Pitzer
Hearing Aid Transceiver Aids New Richmond Man in Hearing Plan
Radar reports New Richmond man New Richmond-Ronald Mathis and partner Jerry Bruner, dubbed Muscles, involved in a hearing aid transceiver case. Williamsburg James A. Freeman noted for analysis of device use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Ronald Mathis
Jerry Bruner
Williamsburg
James A. Freeman
Planning Director Speaks at Ohio Conference
A. E. Suro of the County Planning Commission attended the Ohio Planning Conference in Toledo this week. He spoke on guiding new subdivisions during Tuesday’s session as a member of the executive board of the state planning group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Suro
County Planning Commission
Toledo
Ohio
Suro
State Organization
Knothole Season Set to Open in Clermont County
The Clermont County Knothole Leagues closed entries with 90 teams across four classes 20 Class D 27 Class C 26 Class B 17 Class A about 1400 boys will play this season Class B opens April 25 Class C April 27 Class D April 28 and Class A May 7 A meeting on April 19 will organize 1960 schedules and issue further instructions Stanley Anstaett publicity chairman said.
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Clermont County Knothole Leagues
Clermont County
Stanley Anstaett
Bar Association Seeks Discussion On Subdivision Rules
Batavia attorneys John Moore John Watson and Luci Dawson chair a Clermont County Bar Association committee to study subdivision regulations. They ask county commissioners to consider changes while not seeking elimination. Some subdivisions built under old specs may need widening curbs gutters and sewers to meet new rules. Charlies Clark invites the committee to join the county planning commission meeting on April 14.
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Batavia
Clermont County Bar Association
John Moore
John Watson
Luci
Dawson
Bar Association
Moore
Charlies Clark
Board of Commissioners
County Planning Commission
DeCamp Named Clerk Treasurer Of Owensville Village
Owensville appoints Joe DeCamp as clerk treasurer succeeding Ernie Havrilla who resigned in March. Havrilla served since 1942 as clerk and since 1956 as clerk treasurer and was re elected last November by write in. DeCamp, a Batavia school teacher and N then railway express agent at Batavia N W station, and resides on North Broadway with his wife and three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Joe DeCamp
Robert T. Hyde
Ernie Havrilla
Havrilla
Batavia
Hyde
de Camp
Batavia N&w
North Broadway
Former Educator In Vets Hospital
E. H. Pattison once Clermont County schools superintendent is a patient at the Veterans Hospital in Cincinnati. He will turn 83 on April 20. A Spanish American War veteran, Pattison is Ralph Parker’s father in law, the Clermont County clerk of courts.
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E. H. Pattison
Clermont County
Veterans Hospital
Cincinnati
Pattison
Ralph Parker
Owensville Eyes Sewer Plan For School and Village
Owensville officials study funding a village sewer system and treatment plant to serve an enlarged school this summer. If blocked, Northeastern district may place a treatment unit on school grounds. A down payment on a full system with waste stabilization ponds could cut costs and meet state rules.
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Owensville
Northeastern School District
Deshler
Ohio
Lebanon
Hyde
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