New Richmond Ross Gowdy House Earns National Historic Place Listing
The Ross Gowdy House in New Richmond, a two story brick Greek Revival building tied to early town officials David Ross and Thomas Gowdy, receives National Register of Historic Places recognition. Historic New Richmond Inc renovates with community labor and a $35000 budget, while preservation officers note listing does not transfer ownership.
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New
Richmond
U.S. Department of the Interior
David Ross
Thomas Gowdy
Ross
New Richmond
Ross-Gowdy
George Street
Board of Education
Historic New Richmond, Inc
Frank
Ross- Gowdy
Logan Combs
Newa
Ohio Historic Site Preservation Advisory Board
Office of Archaeology and Historic Preservation
National Park Service
Historic
Goshen levies 2.5 mill operating tax on ballot
Goshen boards plan a 2.5 mill operating levy to fund textbooks supplies and staff salaries for 1983 84. The measure would be a permanent tax collectible in 1988 and bring about 150000 annually, while cuts in funding and enrollment reduce state checks and 1982 appropriations.
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Lorena Jackson
Robert Schanz
Beverly Clark
Ruby Edwards
Betty Tennant
Margaret O'Rourke
Gary Scarth
Alice Massey
Goshen man dies in wrong-way I-71 crash
Kenneth B. Willenbrink, a 21 year old Goshen Township resident, drove north in the I-71 southbound lanes at the Montgomery Road exit and struck a northbound United Dairy Farmer tractor-trailer driven by Kenneth Bechtold, 30, of Villa Hills Kentucky. Willenbrink died at Cincinnati General Hospital. Bechtold was treated and released at Bethesda North Hospital.
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John Perin
Goshen Township
Hamilton County
Kenneth B. Willenbrink
Woodville Pike
Hamilton A Sheriff's Deputies
Willenbrink
Montgomery Road
Kenwood Plaza
United Dairy Farmer
Kenneth Bechtold
Villa Hills
Kentucky
Cincinnati General Hospital
Bechtold
Bethesda North Hospital
Mt. Carmel Home Fire Damages Vacant Dwelling
An early Thursday fire in Mt. Carmel gutted an unoccupied house at 455 Cincinnati-Batavia Pike, owned by Lemar Marshall, with estimated damage of 35 000 to 40 000. The North Union Fire Department said debris inside the vacant dwelling caught fire. The blaze appeared unrelated to a prior Molotov related fire at Stoney's Park Palace, 466 Old SR 74, on August 3.
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John Perin
Mt. Carmel
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Lemar Marshall
North Union Fire Department
North Union
Stoney’s Park Palace
SR 74
New Richmond Fire Safety Event and Jubilee Fair Held
Fire Chief Fred Herbert spoke at the New Richmond library about fire safety for children at 1:30 p.m. on August 20. The Diamond Jubilee fair followed August 21–22 at the Old Clermont County SWAT grounds with $1 admission. proceeds support local children's programs. Also noted: local youths won prizes at the Clermont County Fair and Camp Stump Hollow under Girl Scouts, with thanks to volunteers and donors.
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Bonnie Dale
Clermont County
Libbie Bennett
Steven Sheehy
Frisch
Mary Frist
Leon Cann
Jason Ritchie
Jason Koerner
Carl Kamphaus
Ralph Simpson
V.lp
Fred Herbert
New Richmond
Market Streets
Bobby Adamson
Bev
Bobby
Angus
Bethel Reefers
Bob
Nadine Adamson
Monroe Township
Stump Hollow
Gay Eha
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