Clermont Trio Accused In Kenwood Plaza Burglary
Three Clermont youths are charged in a Tuesday burglary spree at Kenwood Plaza. They looted Pogue's and McAlpin's, and the Sunoco station at Cherry Grove Plaza, stealing about 900 dollars plus four sweaters and over 800 dollars in cash. Suspects include Michael Listo 18, Larry Ferris 15, and Russell Ogden 21, with Ferris already jailed.
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Clermont
Kenwood Plaza
Pogue’s
McAlpin
Sunocco
Cherry Grove Plaza
Michael Listo
Shayler Rd
Williamsville
Larry Ferris
Glen Este Dr
Russell Ogden
Cole Rd
Amelia
Ferris
Batavia
Listo
Madeira
Russell Ward
Montgomery and Holbrook
Tourney Opens With Pairings For Clermont A And AA Schools
Clermont County announces its high school basketball tournament starting tonight with four county A teams in double elimination and seven reserve and varsity matchups. AA entrants Amelia Bethel and Northern Cincinnati compete in Cincinnati events as pairings and dates are set through February 27 finals.
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Clermont County
Clermont Northeastern
Amelia
Bethel
Northeastern
Cincinnati
Chairmen Named For Heart Fund Drive Across Clermont County
Mrs. Hilda Mandeville of Batavia announces county village and township chairmen for the Heart Sunday drive on Feb 28. About 10 000 volunteers will visit homes in Adams Brown Clermont and Hamilton Counties to raise funds for the Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati programs in research education and community service. Also note open house 25th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs William Earhart on Feb 21 from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Hilda Mandeville
Batavia
Clermont County Heart Fund
Heart
Barbara Brown
Mandeville
Owensville
Mayme Aley
Heart Fund
Adams
Brown
Clermont
Hamilton
Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati
William Earhart
Shelly Drive
Board Votes Funds for M G S water system upgrades
The county commissioners allocate 5769 to the Mia Mi Goshen Stonelick water system, already valued at 2 885 000 and under construction. County Engineer Carl Rush praises progress while officials authorize an eight inch water main to Owensville tank, meter boxes, and extra cut off valves to limit outages.
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Miami-Goshen-Stonelick
Carl Rush
Owensville
Local grads earn two degrees at UM midyear
The University of Michigan awarded two degrees to area residents at midyear graduation. Joanne Hoffman Wiseman of Batavia received a bachelor of music degree with distinction, while Lawrence T. Patterson of Clough Road earned a master of business administration.
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University of Michigan
Erich A. Walter
Joanne Hoffman Wiseman
Batavia
Lawrence T. Patterson
Clough Rd
Milford Bond Issue Passes in Village School Election
Milford voters approved a 336000 bond issue by 1005 to 126 to fund a new high school on Pleasant Hill Road and an elementary school in Day Heights. The State Education Department adds 767138 to the district's funds, plus 565000 from a prior November bond.
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Milford
Milford Exempted Village
Pleasant Hill Road
Day Heights
State Department of Education
West Clermont
Goshen
State Board of Education
County Set To Become State Inspected
This week cleared the way for state approval of inspections of public structures by the local building department. Clermont County may be designated as state inspector after Feb 25 once it secures services of registered architect Robert Steinkamp and engineer Byron Barbeau for O. O. Mattox, county building commissioner.
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Byron Barbeau
Batavia
Robert Steinkamp
Milford
O. O. Mattox
Clermont
Amelia Girl Tries Out For Broadway Sound of Music
Debbie Luckey of Amelia Ohio traveled to New York City with her parents for a Friday audition at the Lunt-Fontaine Theatre for the Rodgers and Hammerstein production Sound of Music starring Mary Martin. She trained at Walter Eyer Theater School in Cincinnati and previously played a feature child role at Cherry County Playhouse in Michigan.
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Amelia
Debbie Luckey
W. S. Luckey
Oakwood Dr
New York City
Debbie
Lunt-Fontaine
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Mary Martin
Walter Eyer Theater School
Cincinnati
Red Patrick
Pat O Brien
Cherry County
Clermont County Residents Hold Florida Day Reunion
Clermont County natives and friends gathered at Two Rivers Park in Florida for a Sunbelt get together hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boyle of New Richmond. Attendees included couples from New Richmond Bethel Amelia Cincinnati and other former county residents now living in Florida and beyond.
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Clermont County
Florida
Earl Boyle
New Richmond
Two Rivers Park
Sunshine States
Harry Few
P. C. Swing
Bethel
Akron
E. L. Fisher
Mt. Washington
Clarence Edward
Williamsville
Guy Holmes
William Hartman
Amelia
Gene Marck
Clyde Tomlin
Char
Les Diss
J. C. Edwards
Andy Glashrenner
Ella Bettle
John Taylor
Frank Albrecht
George Haussermann
Cincinnati
C. R. Porter
Birmingham
Ala
Charles Shaw
Cantrall, Ill
Honorary Editorial Board Contest Opens for Readers
The Courier invites subscribers to submit up to 300 words on how the paper can better serve the county. Winners receive a Florida vacation and a 500 silver dollar color TV, plus a chance to join the paper’s honorary editorial board. Entries may be submitted multiple times.
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Courier
Florida
The
Club Program Set on Alaska at Ba tavia Woman's Club
The Woman's Club of Batavia will meet February 18 at Mrs. David Branch's home. Miss Ruth Dial directs the Alaska program with responses by Miss Maude Horn for club members.
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The
Woman’s Club of
Batavia
David Branch
Alaska
Ohio Woman Named As IFYE Delegate To Philippines
Alice Lemar of Moscow is one of four Ohioans with tentative IFYE assignments and will visit the Philippines next summer. The delegates are chosen from farm background applicants by a 14 member state committee and sent to Washington for approval. Lemar, Wilmington College graduate and former homecoming queen, teaches in New Richmond schools and has eight years of Clermont County 4H Club work with one daily project completed.
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Alice Lemar
Moscow
International Farm
Philippines
IFYE
Washington, D. C
Miss Lemar
Wilmington College
New Richmond
Clermont County
Deadline for Ohio personal property tax returns set
County Auditor J. F. Paschal reminds that April 30 is the filing deadline for individuals partnerships associations and corporations with taxable personal property and intangible holdings. Penalties apply for late returns with rates varying by locality and by asset type.
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J. F. Paschal
Ohio
Industrialist dies of heart attack in Williamsburg
Nicholas J. White, 62, president of Williamsburg Chair Factory, died Friday afternoon after a heart attack at his son’s home in Mariemont. Funeral services were held Monday at Williamsburg Methodist Church, with interment in Williamsburg Cemetery. Survived by widow Lucille, son James C., and sisters Mina P. White and Mrs. George Gregg.
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Williamsburg
Nicholas J. White
Nicholas L. White
Mariemont
White
Williamsburg Chair Factory, Inc
Clermont County
Williamsburg Methodist Church
Williamsburg Cemetery
Maham Funeral Home
Lucille
James C
Mina P. White
George Gregg
Batavia
Post Begins Drive For Flag Display
Frank W Weaver Post of the American Legion Batavia starts a Washington's birthday campaign to display the 50 star flag on suitable occasions. The legion notes the flag’s 13 to 50 star evolution and plans to offer mounted or unmounted 50 star flags at reasonable prices delivered before July 4 the authorized display date.
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Frank W. Weaver Post
American Legion
Batavia
Washington
U.S
School Closes Due To Teachers Illness
Goshen school shut Tuesday and Wednesday as 17 of 72 teachers and 281 students were reported ill by principal Willis Gormley. St Thomas More school in Williamsville also closed earlier due to snow.
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Goshen
Willis Gormley
St. Thomas More School
Williamsville
Recreation Area Sought By Group
LOCUST CORNER The Pierce Township Civic Association will meet at the town hall on Wednesday Feb 24 at 8 p.m. to discuss plans for a recreation area for township residents. Stanley T. Gaskins secretary says the group is for all residents to improve the community. James E. Martin is president and Mrs H Washburn treasurer. Officers invite interested residents to contact them for information.
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Locust Corner
Pierce Township
Board Aids New Richmond With Radio Relay Funding
The board provided New Richmond a one time $2800 infusion to use its radio station as a county relay. The county will pay $2500 per quarter thereafter. A Bethel request for $300 toward a radar speed device was rejected as unaffordable.
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New Richmond
Charles Hook
Bethel
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