Decision, Sun Publisher Named In $250000 Suit
Decision Inc owner of The Clermont Sun named defendant in a Common Pleas suit seeking 250000 alleging breach of contract with Arnold H. and Anita Nichols of Anderson Township. Plaintiffs claim agreement to purchase Piker and Press and continue publication plus consulting fees and noncompete. Nicholses to be paid for unfulfilled subscriptions. July 31 notice to discontinue Ohio publications.
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Decision, Inc
Clermont Sun
Common Pleas Court
Mt. Washington Press
Ohio Piker
Arnold H. and
Anita Nichols
Asbury Road
Anderson Township
Piker
Press
Nichols
Ohio
Empire
Roberts
Mt. Washington Press Waar Bt
Fair Grandstand Dedicated To Pioneers And Youth
John Stackhouse of the Ohio Department of Agriculture dedicates Clermont County Fair’s new grandstand to the youth of future generations. He praises local effort without government aid and cites 4-H and FFA as keys to reducing delinquency, adding the project matches lunar feats in human resource terms. The ceremony honors pioneers, Clermont elders, and future children with remarks by Judge Louis Schwartz.
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John Stackhouse
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Clermont County Fair
The
Agricultural Society
Clermont
FFA
Stackhouse
Neil Armstrong
Thirey
Common Pleas
Louis Schwartz
Builders praised as Clermont fair grandstand dedication noted
Batavia leaders and regional officials lauded Ralph and Jim Murphy and Walt Kunz for completing the Clermont County Fair grandstand. Ohio officials and business leaders praised the project as a major regional asset with Progress 70 awards and a band concert concluding the dedication program.
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Burdette Matthis
Ralph
Jim Murphy
Batavia
Walt Kunz
Ralph Murphy
Robert Hoffman
Ohio Colt Racing Assny
Clermont County
William H. Harsha
William Massey
Fair Board
Tabasco Prestressed Concrete
Clermont
Andy Lehr
Milford Area
Tornadic Winds Sweep Clermont County Area
Tornadic winds struck Clermont County Saturday night with debris and uprooted trees along US 50 and near East Fork of the Little Miami River. Roofing and metal sheeting were scattered, a service station roof torn away, and large trees toppled across yards and roads near Mill On Tealtown Rd and Round Bottom Rd.
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Madeira
Terrace Park
Clermont County
Mill
US 50
East Fork
Little Miami River
Perintown
Binning Rd
Sugar Camp Rd
Owensville
Tom & Jay’s
Juvenile Court Notes Delinquency Drop and Detention Needs
Clermonts juvenile court reports a lower delinquency rate and praises Youth Commission and Lois Brown for inspirational work. The court urges a county detention home, emergency child housing, group homes, and expanded foster care, with praise for YWCA, county officials, and law enforcement collaboration.
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Clermonts
Youth Commission
Lois Brown
Jackson
The
YWCA
Children’s Services and Juvenile Court
Dents and Ratleys Survive Detroit Storm Damage
The Ratley family and Drents with their animal show rode out a storm in Detroit. A mobile home housing Mrs. Ratley's mother was toppled, and a barn and porch were destroyed at local farms. Sheriff Donald Watson reported closed roads, injuries, and a live wire electrocution. The family sheltered in the basement and noted a dangerous blackout risk.
Scouts Help In Storm Cleanup Across District
Sixty scouts from six Grant Treils District troops organized by Harold Melintey of New Richmond join Milford cleanup efforts. Leaders include Bob Jones Troop 468 Day Heights, Charles Welch Troop 469 Mulberry, Bob Lozier Troop 415 Mulberry, Russ Bingaman committee chair, and Bob Walters Troop 732 Goshen.
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Grant Treils
Harold Melintey
New Richmond
Milford
Accoander
Day Heights
Bob Jones
Mulberry
Charles Welch
Bob Lozier
Russ Bingaman
Goshen
Bob Walters
Chile Council Acts To Insure Safe Buildings
Monday night the Village Council passed an ordinance for inspection regulation and removal of unsafe or structurally defective buildings. Mayor George Gabbert announced the measure and Police Chief Robert Cohen was named building inspector. The council aims to clean up the village and improve safety. The Olive Branch District Civic Association will meet August 18 at 7 30 p m at the VFW Hall on Stoddard Lane inviting all area residents.
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George Gabbert
Robert Cohen
Gabbert
Olive Branch District Civic Association
VFW
Stoddard Lane
Tiny Negro Church Struggling For Survival
The Taylor Methodist Church in Batavia traces its 1881 roots to Rev W W Taylor and faces possible dissolution at June Conference. As enrollment shrinks the 18 active members struggle to fund a pastor and insurance while hopes for consolidation with white churches persist.
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Batavia
W.W. Taylor
Lexington
Negro Methodist Conference
Taylor
Run
Fifth St
G.T. Brown
First Baptist Church
Edenton
New Richmond
Brower
National Methodist Church
Old Lexington
Cincinnati
Alfred Clay
Taylor Methodist Church
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Sun
Oliver P. Bartles
Rio
Tealtown Rd
Round Bottom Rd
William Auxier
Bolavia
Chile
Council
Tiny Negro Church
Margaret Jamieson
Methodist Conference
Taylor M
Ladies’ Aid Society
Joseph Zimmerman
Edward Roach
Charles Jackson
Joseph Staten
James Brower
Little Church
Ceto Kennedy
Bob Branham
Lucy Run
Churc
Felicity
Blanchester
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