Mayor pushes wage tax share with Cincinnati
Owensville Mayor Hyde urges Cincinnati to allocate at least half of the nonresident wage tax to the residence community. He asks officials to protest and outlines two methods to share or credit the tax, citing state and metropolitan concerns and urging action before 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Robert T. Hyde
Cincinnati
Donald D. Clancy
Hyde
Clancy
City of
Thur Lynn
Ohio State University College of Commerce
Ohio
House
Worker Injured at Batavia Service Station
Jasper Perry a 46 year old resident of Batavia was treated for a severe wrist cut at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital after an incident at Ikers Service Station Saturday Batavia Police Chief Ed Colonel transported him to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Perry
Batavia
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Ed Colonel
Ikers
New Richmond Mayoral Primary Sought After Coin Toss Loss
Al Plotner, who tied with Frank Strasinger at 180 votes for mayor, seeks village primaries by petition. He must collect 408 signatures or a majority of last governor election electors to push a May 1961 primary, pending Board of Elections approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Plotner
New Richmond
Chos
Board of Elections
Yatea
Clinton Prosecutor Speaker At GOP Clubs Yule Party
Clinton County prosecutor George Schilling and Rev John H Cowan are named speakers for Clermont County GOP clubs Christmas dinner at the DX Ranch on December 10. Cowan retires after 11 years at Williamsburg Presbyterian. Schilling ends term Dec 31 1959 and plans private practice. Tickets available from the DX Ranch or club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
DX Ranch
John H. Cowan
Orted Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg
George Schilling
Clinton County
Cowan
North Carolina
Georgetown
Price Hill
Rotary Club
Clermont Social Lodge
F&am
Batavia
RAM
Crosstown
Brown County
Squire Armstrong
Eli Speidel
Nichols
Tuning Fork Poem and Batavia Social Notes
Dr Frederick D Greene 90 paints with words after retiring to Batavia area. His son recounts a poem Tuning Fork and a reflective table scene. The piece urges readers to save greens, while Batavia hosts Charity Ball with Bobby Keys performing for charity. Local merchants extend hours through Christmas.
Loveland Businessman Fined in Tax Evasion Case
Harry L. Brown 50 year old president of Loveland Gas and Electric Co was fined 35000 and given one year probation after pleading guilty to four counts of income tax evasion in U S District Court Cincinnati Judge John H Druffel imposed the sentence The court noted it as among the stiffest in years Brown who owns several Loveland businesses evaded 35492 in taxes and faces interest liabilities A doctor supplied a statement citing Brown s heart disease and high blood pressure to the court
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry L. Brown
Loveland Gas and Electric Co
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
John H. Druffel
Brown
Loveland
Alfred Katz
Hearing Date Set On New Subdivision Rules For County
The County Planning Commission sets Monday January 4 at 10 a.m. for the last public hearing on proposed subdivision regulations. Copies of the regulations are available for study at the Planning Commission office in the courthouse on working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Planning Commission
Office of
the Planning Commission
Court House
Girl 15 Seeks Death Over Unhappy Home Life
A 15 year old girl said she wanted to die because of an unhappy home life and ingested poison for two days. She was rushed to Children's Hospital after being found by Mrs Dale Burgess at the Burgess home in Hamersville. She was transported by BMOP Life Squad via Amelia to Cincinnati for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Children’s Hospital
Sherry Shelton
Alfred Shelton
Rt. 1
Hamersville
Charles Simmons
Dale Burgess
Burgess
Dr.Simmons
Paul Keller
Amelia
Bmop Life Squad
Cincinnat
Mack Sauer Seeks Sixth District Congress Seat
Mack Sauer president of Highland Broadcasting Co Hillsboro announced he will file petitions this week to run for Congress from Ohio's Sixth District on the Republican ticket. Sauer, a former publisher and radio host, has a long Ties to local papers and broadcasting and previously won the Sixth District nomination in 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Sauer
Highland Broadcasting Co
Hillsboro
Congress
Sauer
Portsmouth Times
Leesburg
Ripisy Dee
Georgetown News Democrat
Greenfield Daily Limes
Scioto County
Wielre le
Wheelersburg High School
Ohio University
Athens Messenger
Ripley Bee
Ohio counties share $3.48 million in aid programs
Welfare agencies in Ohio's 88 counties share 3.483 million dollars in state and federal funds for dependent children disabled and blind aid. Clermont County receives 2,325 dollars for the blind and various sums for dependent children and disabled aid. The largest grant is 2,057,219 dollars in federal funds for dependent children programs nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Clermont County
Foundation funds sent to Clermont and state schools
Clermont County schools receive 442,762.27 in foundation money. Loveland 59656.98 Milford 64679.88 New Richmond 25910.99. Checks totaling over 3.814 million were issued by State Auditor James A. Rhodes. Funds support educational operations, retirement systems, and teacher training for five state universities. Additional distributions total 36,102,619.95 to city, exempted village, and local districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
School Foundation
Loveland
Milford
New Richmond
James A. Rhodes
County Boards of Education
Kent State
Ohio State
Ohio University
Miami
Bowling Green
Also Mentioned on This Page
Neil Kaufman
Patchell
Ohio State Health Department
Kaufman
103Rd General Assembly
Charles W. Jackson
House Committee On Taxation
Ohio Municipal
Akron
Dean Ar
Cooperaon
Clinton
Yule Party
George Schilling, Sr
Phillips Greene
Frederick D. Greene
New York
Scarlet Oaks
Clifton
Batavia Garden Club
Armory
Bobby Keys
WLWT
Hartman Hardware
Rosenzweigs
Watson’s Ben Franklin
Pancher’s
Western Auto
James L. Kadle
Rt. 3
Cincinnati & Suburban Bell Telephone Company
Kadle
Janet
Kay
Denny
Dale
WFEB
Middletown
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