Letter to Mr Fields Highlights Teacher Kindness
Sixth graders at Williamsville-Tabasco School wrote friendly letters praising their teacher Mr Fields. Nathan Schrand chose his mentor to express respect and influence, noting neat classrooms, good behavior, and his teacher’s passion for teaching. Principal Roy Gaddis lauds the student teacher rapport and the profession.
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Mr. Fields
Williamsville-Tabasco
Nathan Schrand
Fields
Roy Gaddis
Nathan
Gaddis
Clermont County X-rated video tapes debate letter
A reader in Clermont County argues against selling or renting X-rated videotapes by local video stores. Rev. Lowell D. Crabtree cites Matthew 4 4 about living by bread and condemns explicit material, urging the community not to allow such content and to seek spiritual guidance.
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Corsica
Cone
Cl Clermont
the Courier
Clermont County
Jesus Christ
Lowell D. Crabtree
Answers to front page question by mail or phone
Readers are invited to mail answers to Answers 564 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 or call a number for verification. Include name, address, and phone number. Limit to 75 words or less. All entries must arrive by noon Friday December 21 for inclusion in the December 27 issue.
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Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
Firefighters Responded to Clermont Manor Fire in Dec
A last week Courier photo showed Williamsville volunteers at Clermont Manor after a December 3 fire. The caption omitted BMOP battalion from Batavia Monroe Ohio Pierce responding and extinguishing the blaze.
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Courier
Williamsville
Clermont Manor
BMOP
Batavia
Monroe
Ohio
Pierce
Courier seeks brief public opinions letters
The Courier invites readers to send original letters on any topic. Letters should be brief, to the point, and signed with the writer’s name, address, and daytime telephone number for verification. The editor may edit for length and clarity and will call to confirm authorship.
Outdoor Life at Mt. Carmel Cub Scout Event
Brantner School hosted Mt. Carmel Cub Scout Troop 336 as members dressed for the cold season. The outing showcased patrols, discipline, and community bonding among scouts in a chilly setting.
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Mt. Carmel
Brantner School
Rebels Loot and Frighten Town During Morgan Ride
An eyewitness recollects how rebel soldiers looted dry goods, burned and whittled wood to set fire to a bridge, and caused chaos as Union forces advanced. The town’s residents aided the needy and saved homes before Hobson’s Army arrived, followed by Morgan’s riders and a dangerous encounter near Tunnel Mills.
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Ohio
R. H. Jones
Minnow Bridge
Hobson
Morgan
Blue coats and a missing horse tale at Glancy barn
A witness recalls Spotlight guiding a ride at the Glancy barn, taking five of Glancy’s horses and offering the pick of the lot. The speaker says their own horse, once sore, was cared for but later vanished when the Provost Marshal arrived. The narrator notes a lasting affinity for blue coats from Hobson’s day.
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Glancy
Hobson
Crafty collectors turn craft into small profits
Jo Kem reports on local crafters turning hobby items into income. Sandra Hatings, aided by her mother Juanita Smith, sells handmade dolls for 36 dollars each, with costs around 27 dollars including supplies and time. Mary Lou Marshall crochets spiral-limbed clowns, selling 30 last year at 6 dollars each. Loretta Blevins displays a rubber Emmett Kelly likeness made by Mary Lou.
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Sandra Hatings
Bureau of Support
Juanita Smith
Michigan
Smith
Milford United Methodist Church
Hatings
Mery Lou Marshall
Loretta Blevins
Emmett Kelly
Caesar Creek
Mary Lou
Oetik Eektassnes
Caida
See Dek
Crafty county workers decorate calendars and craft
Barbara Barber, a planning commission employee, decorates monthly zoning calendars and teaches macrame to clerks Barbara Reginelli and Betty Lindsey. Reginelli admits to crochet but fears her home clutter will overwhelm her unless her husband discards the excess.
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County
Barbara Barber
Planning Commission
Barbara Reginelli
Betty Lindsey
Reginelli
Miami Township
Cheese distribution schedule for monthly recipients
The notice announces cheese distribution on the third Thursday of each month with consistent times and locations. December’s distribution follows the same pattern, though the readable text is incomplete on the exact details.
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Thefo
Milford salt usage rises amid cold winter conditions
Weigel service department superintendent estimates 35 to 40 tons of salt used on Milford roads this winter. The city keeps 260 tons on hand at 113 Race St. Salting followed last week's seven inch snow with crews starting at 1 8 a.m. and resuming at 6 a.m. after a pause. Salting has occurred three times, prompted by nearly three inches of snow and freezing bridge conditions. Main Street hills and stop signs are salted, sand is no longer used.
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Elmer . Weigel
Service Department
Milford
Race St
Weigel
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