Real estate transactions led by Florea Real Estate
Nine real estate transfers were listed this week by Donald R. Florea of Florea Real Estate Inc. Harold Berry bought the Willis E. Robinson home at 6551 Smith Rd Goshen. A second sale involved the Cecil Pennington home on Manila Road Newtonsville to Jesse Troxel. Other transfers include the O'Donnell seven room frame on Eastern Ave Cincinnati to T EODonnell, a Highland County acreage trade with Paul Meredith, a Price Road Milford building lot sale to Margaret Hamer, a Top of-the-Ridge lot trade to Margaret Hamer, and 5 acres on Route 50 Perintown sold to Massaron Jr. with royalties via Mil dred Rusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Donald R. Florea
Florea Real Estate, Inc
Harold Berry
Willis E. Robinson
Smith R
Goshen
Gary Lawson
John R. Keetenway
Blanchester
Wayne D. Florea
Cecil Pennington
Manila Road
Newtonsville
Lawson
Jesse Troxel
T.E. O'Donnell
Eastern Ave
Cincinnati
Florea Real Estate
Paul R. Meredith
O’donnell
Highland County
Morrow- Beck Co
Harold Horney
Price Road
Margaret H. Hamer
Allen Chandler
Top of
Challenge of the Little Miami River Valley program
The Little Miami River Conservancy District offers a forty five minute narrated program for service organizations clubs and church groups. The district serves Greene Warren Clinton Clermont and eastern Hamilton counties and aims to clean streams provide flood control zoning and watershed recreation. The program titled Water Pattern is free of charge and includes a narrated film.
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Little Miami River
Birth Defect Centers Urged As Need Expands Nationwide
March of Dimes medical head calls for doubling birth defect centers from 57 to meet a yearly 250,000 infants born with serious defects. He cites four reasons including faster diagnosis, trained diagnosticians, more research, and better access for rural families, outlining target placements across regions and a July 1 deadline.
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National Foundation
March of Dimes
National Foundation-March of Dimes
States
District of Columbia
Rann
Midwest
Daniel Bergsma
The
National Foundation- March of Dimes
Library Belongs To People Reminds Communities Of Services
Doris Wood emphasizes library duty to the public and notes two bookmobiles operating in winter. One serves schools and the other community groups while adults use the adult bookmobile for a varied fiction and non fiction selection.
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Doris Wood
Baby Girl Jennifer Jo Versary Born At Home
Elizabeth Huling Jr and Mrs. Robert Groh announce the birth of a daughter, Jennifer Jo Versary, on November 20 at their home. The couple married November 28, 1900 on Thanksgiving Day among wedding witnesses.
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Elizabeth Huling Jr
Robert Groh
Jennifer Jo
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Irobert W. Groh
Amelia Real Tor
Paul Cribbin
Cherry Grove
Bob Craig
A. M. Cornett
Dennison
Corletion
Hunt Road
Marathon
Ohio
Winer
Berman
Realtors
Florea
LMRCD
National Pores March of Dimes
Department of Highway Safety
Ohio Water Commission
Conservancy
Denny L. Schwartz
Staln AA
David Ramsey
Prospect Hill
Adult Bookmobile
Edenton
Monterey
Stonelick
Parintoun
Romohr
Bethel
Malee
New Richmond
Mt. Pisgah
Lindale
Arcadia
Mt. Washington East
Owensville
Felicity
St. Peter’s
Felicity High School
Miami
Eastern Hills
M&m Realty, Inc
Beechmann Ave
M&m
Mt. Washington
A. N. Miller
M Robert Garfield
Mém
Greater
Mary Marthy
Methodist Church
Mildred Rippey
Paliisades, N.Y
Robert Chestnut
Bock Club
Candace Gabriel
Mike Walters
Bobby Miller
Theresa Goebel
Tommy Grow
Alan Kempball
Charles Webb Jr
Loretta Burns
Gregory Chaney
Mary Bis
Williamsburg
U.S
Woods Bros
Massey Harris P.t.o
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J.D
J.D.S
J. D
Oliver
Dunham
IHC
Black Hawk
Cockshutt
Hampshire
John H. Richey
J. S. Lambert
R.F.D
Loveland Auction House
Loveland
Madeira Road
Loveland, Ohio
Amelia
Soil Bank
Clermont County
Harold Seipelt
Carl Fetter
Kenneth Berry
Ray Hawley
Owensville, Ohio
Wendell Fender
Brown County
Tiacres
MT. Holly
Pierce
Wendell W. Fender
Clayne Tripp
Mt. Crab
Phome
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