Anstaett retires after 52 years as Clermont clerk
Stanley Anstaett, long serving clerk since 1928, retires after 52 years serving 14 trustees in Clermont County. Known as Mr. Baseball, he coached Amelia Blue Barons and helped found knothole baseball. The Stanley Anstaett Field in Amelia commemorates his impact. he recently lost his wife Gertrude.
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Decen
Ohio
Anstaett
Amelia ‘‘Blue Barons
Knothole Baseball
Clermont County
Stanley Anstaett
Amelia
Gertrude
Man Cited After School Bus Accident
A Brown County incident report shows a man cited after a school bus accident. Details are sparse in the fragment but indicate motor vehicle involvement and official action by local authorities.
Man charged in window breaking at Auto Sales scene
A 40 year old Clermont County man was charged with vandalism after a window was broken at New Richmond Auto Sales. The driver of the striking car, held on a $5,000 bond, struck a Summit Country Day school bus on U S 52 with about 30 passengers aboard, no injuries reported. The event followed a swimming meet in New Richmond.
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New Richmond
Summit
Miss Hope to Represent Clermont in Nurse of Hope Contest
Miss Hope will represent Clermont County in the Nurse of Hope contest in Columbus on November 14 15 and 16. She is connected to Amelia via Mrs Jett, daughter of Mr and Mrs Francis Rapp, and her husband David serves with the B M O P volunteer life squad. The program works with senior citizens in a Batavia nursing home as she expects to graduate in May and hopes to work in a hospital special care unit.
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Clermont County
Columbus
Jett
Francis Rapp
Amelia
David
B.M.O.P
Batavia Nursing Home
Miami Man Sentenced for Gross Sexual Imposition
A 19 year old Miami Township man was sentenced to three 1-5 year terms in the Ohio Reform. Judge Ralph A Hill last Wednesday. Todd F Lance of 1363 Finch Lane had been charged with gross sexual imposition after an incident involving two Cin providers.
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Miami Township
Ralph A. Hill
Todd F. Lance
Finch
Lane
Cin
Burg wins four trophies at Veterans Parade in Batavia
At Batavia on November 11 the Williamsburg American Legion Auxiliary Unit 288 won first place for Senior Color, with Shirley Ogden Faye Gardner Karen Minnie Kay Spencer Ruth Barrett Bonnie McIntosh and Georgia Hamilton. Junior girls also took first for Color. Sons of the American Legion Post 288 captured the Junior Boys Color Guard with Kelly Rett Trevor Spencer Chapman Kjell Ogden Scotty Tarvin Bobby Walsh Allen Walsh and Jeff Smithson. Williamsburg High School Band earned the Class B Band trophy.
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Batavia
American Legion Auxiliary Unit #288
Williamsburg
Shirley Ogden
Faye Gardner
Karen Minnie
Kay Spencer
Ruth Barrett
Bonnie McIntosh
Georgia Hamilton
American Legion Auxiliary Unit
Cathy MclIntosh
Sylvia McIntosh
Lisane Walsh
Cathy Walsh
Sons of the American
Post 288
Kellyrett
Trevor Spencer
Chapman
Kjell Ogden
Scotty Tarvin
Bobby Walsh
Allen Walsh
Jeff Smithson
PCBs and Landfill Options Highlighted by Digest
December Reader's Digest argues controlled landfills would curb PCB contamination while illegal dumping remains a risk. It cites animal cancer tests and cites PCBs as carcinogenic and fire resistant, noting the EPA requires high concentrations be incinerated though no general-use incinerator had been approved due to opposition and technical issues.
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EPA
Reader's Digest
Pierce Township to Auction Lost and Found Items
The Pierce Township Trustees announce a public auction on Saturday December 13 at 10 am in the maintenance building behind Township Hall 960 Locust Corner Road. Items include bicycles 8 track players BB guns CB radios cameras radios a B W television and other items from police custody plus two era vehicles a 1973 Plymouth Fury a 1960 Ford dump truck a 1965 Dodge dump truck a 1963 International tractor with attachments and spreaders.
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Pierce Township
Locust Corner Road
Ferce
T.iof
Award-winning engineer Albert Balke dies at 77
Albert Balke, noted structural engineer and founder of Balke Engineers, died November 26 at age 77. He led pioneering NASA Cape Canaveral client projects and earned the Engineering Excellence Award in 1970. His work spanned major bridges and toll roads including Kill-Van-Kull, Henry Hudson, San Francisco Oakland Bay, and Florida Turnpike.
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Cen Albert Balke
Balke
NASA
Cape Canaveral
Florida
Conateing Rees
Kill-Van-Kull
Henry Hudson
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Main Street
Milford
John C. Craver
Donald W. Hookom, Jr
Emily Craver Hookom
Wm. J. Noakes
Noakes
John H. Evans
Center Street
Mike
Prime Rib
Miss Hope
Kathryn L. Jett
Miami
By John Perin
Burg
Pierce
Carrier
Clark Heating & Gooling, Inc
Glendale
Milford RD
San Francisco
Oakland Bay
Florida Turnpike
West Kentucky
Nursing & Convalescent
David M. Rosen
Optom
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R. Frank Hess Insurance Agency
Williamsburg, Ohio
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