Croswell Offers Reduced Bus Fare Plan For Senior Citizens
Croswell Bus Lines of Williamsburg announces a May 1 start for half fare travel for residents 65 and older seven days a week on all scheduled trips. A April 29 ceremony will mark Senior Citizens Month with a proclamation and first membership card. The plan, open to seniors with under $1500 annual income, aims to ease loneliness and access medical and social needs while serving intercounty travel to Cincinnati.
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Croswell
Croswell Bus Lines
Williamsburg
Ohio
Robert Croswell
Court House
Ormont County
Lois M. Hancork
Clermont County
Ohio Commission On Aging
Arca V. Butterfield
Cincinnati
Ronald Brown
Clermont County Health and Welfare Council
Hancock
Cincinnati Theatres
Crosley Field
Ohio 74
Greyhound Bus
County Bar Association
First Rural Voluntary Legal Aid Society
West Clermont OKs Precinct Y Voting May 7 Without New Taxes
The West Clermont board says Precinct Y may vote on the district bond issue and 141 mill levy renewal on May 7 because transfer occurs after the election. The bond total will be reduced proportionally to Precinct Y’s valuation, avoiding any additional taxes for remaining district voters.
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West Clermont
Frank Mayer
West
Handicapped Girl Builds Home Sewing Career in Small Flat
Miss Jeanette McMillan who has polio and is homebound uses a dining room table as her workshop at 734 Elizabeth St. to mend collars and garments and re weave tears with a sewing machine and re weaving needle learned through the Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau. Her aim is to earn a living this year with help from Goodwill Industries friends and supporters.
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Jeanette McMillan
Elizabeth St
Vocational Rehabilitation Bureau
Jeanette
Goodwill Industries
Ellen Boschman
Gin Dismissals Upheld By State
The dismissal of Alfred Ginn, assistant building inspector, by the county commissioners as an economy move in March, was upheld by the Board of Review Department of State Personnel. Ginn had been rehired April 16 on daily call at 14 dollars a day when building inspector C C Mattox asked for more help. Ginn was represented by Edward Osborne and Charles W Jackson. county was represented by Charles Tilbury. Chair Charles L Hook attended the Hamilton County hearing.
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Alfred Ginn
Board of Review
Department of State
Ginn
C. C. Mattox
Edward Osborne
Charles W. Jackson
Charles Tilbury
Township Trustees Set Hearing Date for Zone Change
Mulberry-The Miami Township Trustees schedule a public hearing on a proposed zone change for an industrial park near Loveland. The meeting is Friday May 17 at 7 30 p m in Miami Elementary School.
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Mulberry
Miami Township
Loveland
Miami
Taree
Greenlawn Cemetery
Ralph Hill
Walter Raidh
Ever Green Cemetery
Miamiville
Sexton
Glenn Baumgardner
Man Suffers Finger Loss While Sawing Lumber
Elbert Carter of Batavia suffered the loss of portions of the second and third fingers of his left hand on Sunday while sawing lumber to build a chicken coop. He was taken to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont for treatment and returned home.
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Elbert Carter
Batavia
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Blast Back at Cancer fundraiser at Buckboard
Carl Underwood announces a county wide effort titled Great Fight to Conquer Cancer. The Buckboard restaurant in Batavia hosts a fundraiser with 34 boards placed countywide and a total of about 103 dollars raised by waitresses Effie Pendel Dee Hill and Susan Underwood along with cancer crusade volunteers.
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Carl Underwood
Main
Batavia
Effie Pendel
Dee Hill
Susan Underwood
Russell J. Speidel
Crusade
Herb Hoberg
Hoberg Maeteemn. Company
Biety Diiers
Ant
Dorsey to Retire From Batavia Grocer Business
Bob Dorsey will retire May 4 ending Dorsey Food and Lockers on Main St Batavia a family enterprise since 1933 He served as village councilman five terms and as vice mayor four terms The building will be sold to Garland Auxier and former Graser Wolfe Chevrolet next to Hendrisson Insurance Others in the family have worked with him and an auction is planned later in the paper
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Main St
Batavia
Robert Dorsey
Dorsey Food and Lockers
Dorsey
Kroger’s
Garland “Red” Auxier
Coin
Auxier
Graser-Wolfe Chevrolet, Inc
Brice Hendrixson
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
Kay
Diane
Roger
Cincinnati
Wilmington College
Jim
Freeway Committee Plans Visit to Governor Rhodes
Milford based Circle Freeway Sub-Committee led by Carl W. Bernges will meet Gov James A Rhodes and Highway Director P E Masheter within three weeks to present a brochure detailing progress from related groups. The first 12.8 mile section from Wards Corner Rd to Route 125 costs 21.5 million dollars with 90 percent federal funding.
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Milford
Carl W. Bernges
James A. Rhodes
P. E. Masheter
Bernges
Clermont County
Dis
Ernest Friedrick
Mt. Carmel
Wards Corner Rd
J. L. Oswald
Clermont County Planning Commission
Two Found Guilty On Bookie Charges In Ohio Case
Two Cincinnatians were found guilty of bookmaking after the FBI reported a local operation at Mt Carmel. Edward J. Tibbs and Me Vin Sears faced fines of 500 dollars each and Tibbs received a six months suspended sentence. Assistant Prosecutor Charles Tilbury led the case as the defendants stated they will appeal.
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FBI
County Authority
Mt. Carmel
Charles W. Jackson
Edward J. Tibbs
Brooke Ave
Mt. Washington
MeVin’ Sears
W. Ne- Millan St
Tibbs
Charles Tilbury
Clermont Grand Jury Indicts 20 Names In Milford Case
The Clermont County grand jury indicted 20 persons on various charges and ignored two cases. Named defendants include Lyman Hensley and Jack Latham for breaking and entering and property destruction at Albers Oil Co. and Elizabeth Seton School. Additional true bills cover rape burglary aiding burglary robbery and other offenses involving Cincinnati Milford Bethel and Batavia residents.
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Clermont County Grand Jury
Vionia Griffith
Albers Oil Co
Milford
Elizabeth Seton School
Buckwheat Rd
Lyman Hensley
Mt. Crab
Jack Latham
Norwood
Gordon LeBar
Oil Company
Delbert Hensley
Lyman
Gene Wilmoth
Sardinia
Alfred E. Purcell
Cincinnati
Lee S. Lester
Mt. Carmel
Raymond McMullen
Gervaise Jones
James
Albert Roberts
Hamlet
Clyce Parker
Rt. 3
Bethel
Raymond Fancher
Genrose Tingle
New Richmond
Hurstle Clark
Monticello
Allen F. Souder
Rt. 1
Felicity
Louis Mays
Williamsburg
Phillip S. Gardner
Batavia
Meredith A. Herbert Jr
Branch Hill
Edward L. Painter
Robert Blanton
Robert Lawrence
Near
Man receives four jail terms and fines in county court
Burton Neal, 37, of Airport Road Bethel, was sentenced Monday night by Judge Charles W. Jackson on four counts and fined on another. He faces an assault with a deadly weapon charge to be presented to the grand jury. Neal allegedly took furniture and clothing from his trailer, burned them, and wounded his wife with a pocket knife. He also beat and menaced several relatives and broke jail windows.
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Burton Neal
Airport Rd
Bethel
Charles W. Jackson
Laura Bowling
Parlee Owens
Industrial Sub-Committee to Attend Valley Exposition
The Industrial Sub-Committee led by Jim Bringard of Milford will staff a booth at the Dynamic Valley Industry Exposition from May 11 to May 19 at Cincinnati Gardens. The event showcases civil defense highway system plans.
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Civil Defense Highway System
Jim Bringard
Milford
Dynamic Valley Industry
Cincinnati Gardens
Right to Vote for County Health Levy Denied
Clermont County League of Women Voters charged that residents are denied a ballot decision on a 1.04 million tax levy to expand health services. Leaders said the Board of Health and Health Commissioner Dr. Albert W. Van Sickle opposed the measure, despite a three year study. A public meeting was set for 7:30 p.m. at the courthouse.
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Clerntdilt County
Giermont County League
the of Health
Albert W. van Sickle
League of Wewés
Clermont County
Board of Services
Board of Health
Federal Housing Head to Speak at Cincinnati League Dinner
Frederick B. Knoop of Lovell Crest Road chairs a committee to bring HHFA administrator Robert C. Weaver to Cincinnati for the Better Housing League of Greater Cincinnati dinner on May 15. Weaver will address Why Citizens Must Participate in Urban Renewal and Community Improvement. Reservations through Knoop at 231-6880. dinner at 6 at Hotel Sinton.
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Frederick B. Knoop
Locust Corner Road
Robert C. Weaver
HHFA
Cincinnati
Washington, D. C
Better Housing League of Greater Cincinnati, Inc
Weaver
Knoop
Farm Quarterly
Better Housing League
Clermont County Fé
Sinton. Sin
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Clermont
Precinct Y
League
Restaurant
Buckboard’ First
Cancer Crusaders
Bob Dorsey
Goshen
Boca
A. C. Ymeyer
Phillips F. Greene
League Health Committee
John Saunders
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Scujlders
Cg&e Electric Distri
Federal Housing
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