Real Estate Listings in Brown County and Nearby Areas
A collection of real estate offers ranging from single and two family homes to country properties. Listings include sizes from 3 to 6 rooms, 1 to 4 bedrooms, various heat types, garages, basements, and storm doors. Prices span from 4 000 to 15 800 dollars with locations across Goshen Newtonsville Loveland Amelia Pleasant Plain and surrounding routes.
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Brown County
Goshen
State Rt
Amelia
Newtonsville
Loveland
Pleasant Plain
Child May Have Spotted Fever In Milford Area
Six year old Janice Brummett of Milford was taken to Children’s Hospital with high fever and blotchy red spots. Officials suspect Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever from local tick exposure. Two prior cases have been reported nearby.
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Milford
Janice Brummett
Ivy Lane
Childrens Hospital
Milford Life Squad
Janice
Rocky Mountain
Ice Cream Social to Raise Funds at Trinity Methodist
Milford event the W.S.C.S. hosts an ice cream social Friday August 11 at Trinity Methodist Church on Pleasant Hill Road. Serving begins 6:30 PM with homemade ice cream and cake. Proceeds support finishing the church kitchen project.
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Milford
W.s.cs
Trinity Methodist Church
Pleasant Hill Road
Washington Choir Broadcasts Battle of the Soul Comeback
Bishop Emrich discusses The Battle of the Soul on the Episcopal Series airing Sunday August 13 at 11 00 p m on WCPO. Music features Washington Cathedral Choir of men and boys recorded there for these broadcasts.
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Cincinnati
Emrich
WCPO
Washington Cathedral
Choir of Men and Boys
Astraea Fled Earth As Man Turned Wicked Goddess Of Justice
The myth recounts Astraea the Greek goddess of justice leaving earthly realms as humanity's wickedness grew, departing to the heavens where she resides as a symbol of virtue and cosmic order.
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Astraea
Earth
Cherry Grove Real Estate Listing Fragment
Auction or listing note for a near West move four room house on a acre lot at 617 Ellen Dr with owner contact PL 20618. Also Owensville St Louis Drive ranch with four bedrooms and brick split level two bedrooms two year old, attached garage, city water and nearby schools and shopping. Agent UL 3523. Owner transferred in July.
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Cherry Grove
Ellen Dr
Joins Staff of Extension Service in Hamilton County
Cincinnati report notes James R. Helt appointed Associate County Agent in charge of 4-H Club Work for Hamilton County Extension Service effective August 1 1961. He succeeds Bill Twarogowski who resigned in June to pursue teaching. Helt earned a Bachelor of Science from Ohio State University in June and has been active in 4-H and Future Farmers groups. Amelia inventor Elroy T Deane receives patent for a portable tool to reface hose fittings on July 25.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Hamilton County Extension Service
James R. Helt
Ohio State University
Jim
Bill Twarogowski
Future Farmers of
Amelia
Elroy T. Deane
Woman First To Seek Milford Council Seat
Milford notices show a woman filing petitions to run for a village council seat, marking the first formal bid in the local race as candidates rush to complete petitions and filings. Local officials await further entries as the deadline looms for village offices.
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Milford Council
Milford
Contest Assured For Mayor as Egg Files For Office
George C. Egg Jr. filed petitions to run for Milford mayor, challenging incumbent Robert Rinckhoff. Egg, 44, a Pennsylvania Railroad yardmaster and U S News staffer, vows full-time mayorship, cites extensive civic work including Milford Civic Association, Milford Little League, and church involvement. Also noted are names on the ballot for council and clerk races, and Kitty McLaughlin entering council discussions.
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Milford
George C. Egg, Jr
Clertoma
Robert Rinckhoff
Egg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati
U. S. News and World Reputing Co
Washa
Kansas City
Penn State
Rose Marie Negell
Michael James
Milford Civic Association
Milford Little League
Railroad Yardmasters of America
Miami
Township Democratic Club
Milford Retreat League
St. Andrew’s Church
Holy Name Society
Board of Elections
George Egg
Arthur Gehring
Council
Arthur Daughters
Robert Doty
Board of Public Affairs
Ruth Brower
William Moliter
John Long
Anna Katherine
Kitty” McLaughlin
McLaughlin
Ray McLaughlin
Milford Jaycees
Kitty
Clertoma Drive
Milfor
McLaughlins
Milford Exempted Village Seeks Bond and Levy Approval
Milford Exempted Village Board of Education places two school issues on the November ballot. A seven mill operation levy renewal and a bond issue worth 723,865 for buildings and improvements. Renewal maintains local operating funds. property reappraisal may raise taxes slightly but overall small per-year increase. The district cites expanding enrollment and 35 classes housed outside buildings, needing 35 more classrooms.
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Milford
Milford Exempted
Bond Proposal Aims to Add 65 Classrooms by 1965
Aug 10 1961 The Courier notes enrollment rising to 3027 with an average annual increase of 314 pupils. To accommodate growth, ten more classrooms are needed each year, totaling sixty-five additional rooms by the 1964 65 school year. Under construction plus 32 proposed rooms yield the total by 1961 1965. Without the project the district would face a growing shortage.
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Arley Edwards
Marshall A
R. Lovell Atkins
Mary Nutick
H.C. Hill
Washington Choir
Owensville
St. Louis
Bedrg
OM Ranch
Mr. Egg
Rose Marie
Clértoma Drive
George C. Egy
the Courier Page
Termite Service
C. Garth Semple & Associates, Inc
Ted W. Brown
Main Street
Ohio
C. Garth Semple
Garth
Reppert
American Tobacco Company
Joel T. Wilson
Bethel
Joel
Wilton Bros., Realtors
Batavis
Clermont County
Wilmington
America
Realtors
Milford, Ohio
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