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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1978
Page
5
The Williamsville Tabasco Civic Association votes December 12 to dissolve after 43 years. Members recall dinners and youth programs, with $200 set aside for community use. The group funded scout activities, park shelter materials, and local services, and previously leased space to the fire department for $1 yearly.
A Cincinnati man, Edward Esslinger, 67, of 3823 Lonsdale Drive, died in a car-truck crash in Mt. Carmel on Wednesday of last week. The report cites the Ohio State Patrol and notes ongoing investigation.
Bears hibernate while people pursue college courses. Clermont College presents a range of business and typing courses to build marketable job skills in high demand. Day and evening classes available. call 732-2990 for details and descriptions.
Clermont County Treasurer Albert E. Hines says the county earned about twice the prior year's interest. He cites faster fund deployment longer holding periods and higher rates from 6.31 to 9.26 percent. 1978 projected interest roughly 539,643.57 vs 281,495.11 in 1977. He notes 5 million invested in CDs in November 1978 and November interest of 39,020.12, with December anticipated 51,833.04.
Rhonda Mason's Brownies of Goshen craft favors for their sponsor the Fire Department and visit rest homes to sing carols and deliver gifts. Troop 676 of Withams is among groups participating in the seasonal outreach activities.
Clarence and Mildred Ragland will mark their golden anniversary with an open house at 1416 Binning Road Perinton on Saturday December 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. The Clermont County residents have two children Donald and Sally Arch er of Evergreen Colorado and three grandchildren.
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