Burglaries Reported. Guns, Goods Stolen Across Several Homes
Sheriff's office reports multiple home burglaries with firearms and other items taken. Victims include Mark E. Stover of New Richmond, Dwayne Liming of Felicity, Wadi David of Batavia, and Denver Perkins of Felicity, with losses ranging from a few hundred to over a thousand dollars. Also noted: a damaged window, a dog injured, and arrests for assault and minor crimes linked to Nov incidents.
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Sheriff's Office
Mark E. Stover
Twelve Mile Road
New Richmond
Dwayne Liming
Liming Park
Felicity
H&r
Wadi David
Filagar Road
Batavia
Denver Perkins
Bearcreek Road
Susan Logan
Hilltop Estates
Arrests Made After Rock Flings Through Window in Chile
Deputies booked Jeffrey L. Allendon, 21, on criminal damage at the sheriff's office after he allegedly threw a rock or chunk of asphalt through the living room window of Jerry W. James, 28, at his home on Market and Washington streets in Chile. James said Allendon arrived around 1:20 a.m. on November 9.
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James
Felicity
Allendon
Mark D. Calaban
Sutton Lane
Stonelick Township
Curtis Hendricks
Hendricks
Calahan
Owensville
St. Louis
North Broadway
Sheriff's Office
Bethel
Ben Fancher
N. East St
Jeffrey L. Allendon
Jerry W. James
Market
Washington Streets
Chile
Tabasco Ohio 125 history recalls its early days
A long-ago crossroads hamlet Tabasco grew as a trading center with a log cabin start in 1800, a cabinet shop, blacksmith and wagon maker shops, and a fledgling post office. Though now absorbed by Beechmont Avenue growth, the sign and memory linger of a once-promising community alongside Wilhiamsville and the Nine Mile Turnpike.
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Williamsville-Tobasco
Tobasco
Ohio 125
Atrepo
Tabasco
Beechmont Avenue
Wilhiamsville
Daniel Durham
John White
Wiliam Whittaker
James Ward
Isaac van Easton
Elias T. Fisher
Ward
James Hunter
Michael Hahn
Hunter
Hahn
Frank Johnson
N.S. Fisher
Robert Jeremiah
Douglas Shelden
Eastern Railroad
Batavia
Mt. Carmel-Tobasco Road
Andres Lumber and Supply
Police set up unit for holiday crime prevention
The Union Township Police Department activated a special tactical unit for the holiday season, focusing on business districts and malls to deter shoplifting purse snatching and package theft. Chief Russell Willis urged vigilance and offered safety tips on securing purses, hiding packages, parking in lighted areas, traveling with others, and reporting card theft promptly.
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Union Township
Russell Willis
Willis
Workshop on Priorities at Batavia CG and E Auditorium
The Cler monit Mental Health Association will host a priorities workshop to help attendees decide what matters most for the new year. It runs December 2 from 9 a.m. to noon at the CG and E Auditorium in Batavia, with a $5 fee that includes continental breakfast. information line 732-6009.
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The
Clermonit Mental Health Association
Cg&e
Batavia
Arsonist targets Bethel and New Richmond homes
Sheriff's detectives probe an arsonist who twice tried to burn Thornton Reed's Bethel residence on Airport Road. On Nov 7 fuel oil was poured on the roof and ignited causing roof damage. A second attempt followed. In a separate case, William Preston of New Richmond reports an intruder entered by a rear sliding door and set fire to his home.
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Thornton Reed
Airport Road
Bethel
William Preston
Ohio
New Richmond
Thefts Reported In Wayne Township Home Burglary
Two items stolen from David Gustin’s mobile home on November 9 include a .30-30 lever action Winchester valued at 400 dollars and an unusual gun with a 1900 silver dollar mounted in the stock plus a 40 dollar man’s gold wedding ring. A neighbor, Bill Wiederhold, 23, later noted a car near the barn on October 15.
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David Gustin
Edenton- Pleasant Plain
Wayne Township
Gustin
Bill Wiederhold
Bucktown Rd
Missing items from Wiederhold barn prompt theft report
A series of thefts were reported from Creekwood and nearby properties. A $60 wrench set, $20 jigsaw, and $5 garage item were taken from the Wiederhold barn, along with $900 worth of decorating materials, 24 gallons of latex paint, four rolls of carpet, and a battery charger from a home under construction on Creekwood. Nearby, Shane Dobbs reported a break in at his brother Mark’s home with two gas powered chain saws and a wood maul valued at $640 stolen from the porch. Jeff Merritt reported two signs removed from Merritt Monuments and three monuments chipped from pedestals in the display compound.
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Wiederhold
John Imbus
Creekwood
Stonelick Township
Shane Dobbs
Garrison-Spurling Road
Mark
Jeff Merritt
Merritt
Ohio
Bethel
Farmers urged to file FmHA drought emergency loan apps
Farmers Home Administration drought emergency loans can be applied for before harvest or loss certification. County Supervisor Frankie S. Scott urges eligible farmers in Brown Clermont and Hamilton counties to file early to begin preliminary processing. Applications and info are at 704 South Main St Georgetown or call 513-378-6175.
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Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Frankie S. Scott
Brown
Clermont
Hamilton
Scott
South Main St
Georgetown
The Courier Reader Request Line Opens Calls to Action
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the Courier
Sharon Gullette
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