Clermont Airport Now An Active Aviation Hub
The Courier notes Clermont County Airport has become more than nominally an airport with Robert Parkins of Clermont Airways pushing the project forward amid hurdles since last fall. The column also mentions Water Plant chief Herb Hoberg and a Supreme Court justice Hugo Black reference, plus memories of World War I training and a remark on discipline.
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Hugo
Hugo L. Black
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Black
Columbus Barracks
Ft. Hayes
Columbus
Final Rites For Batavia Marine Requiem High Mass
A high mass funeral for St. Andrew M. Haglage 25 of Batavia was held at Holy Trinity Church after dying in Vietnam from injuries when his helicopter crashed. Burial followed in Batavia cemetery with Moore Funeral Home in charge. He is survived by his parents Ruth Grace Haglage and Walter Haglage and seven brothers and two sisters.
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Holy Trinity Church
Andrew M. Haglage
Wood St
Batavia
Vietnam
Batavia Cemetery
Moore Funeral Home
Walter Haglage
Ruth Grace
Clermont GOP Club Dinner to Feature Ohio House Leader Kurfess
Charles F Kurfess Ohio House Speaker will keynote the Clermont County Republican Club Victory Dinner March 8 at Terrace Park Country Club Milford Introduced by State Rep William Massey Kurfess youngest speaker elected 1967 and longtime Wood County attorney He has Bowling Green University awards and was named Outstanding Young Man of 1965 Tickets 7 50 social hour 6 30 on sale Williamsburg clinic bids received but not released Rotary Club president Charles Brandt says proposals sent to McGill Smith Amelia engineers for review
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Charles F. Kurfess
Ohio House of Representatives
Clermont County
Republican Club
Terrace Park
Milford
Kurfess
William Massey
Ohio General Assembly
House of Representatives
Wood County
Ohio State University
State House
Bowling Green University
Bowling Green
Jaycees
Ohio
Williamsburg
Williamsburg Medical Clinic
Charles Brandt
Rotary Club
McGill & Smith of
Amelia
New Olive Branch Industry Slated in Clermont County
W T Nickell announces a second industrial park in central Clermont County to house 5000 label production and machinery with a 20.1 acre tract atop a high point. Harold W Goetz designs the project with a creek bridge linking the site near Batavia. A public hearing on rezoning from residential to industrial is set for 8 p m Friday March 14 at Batavia Court House.
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Clermont County
W.T. Nickell
Thomas Nickell
Batavia Township
Court House
Main &T
Batavia
Airport Overcomes Obstacles in Clermont County Service
Clermont Airways, Inc. operates as the county fixed base operator and airport manager with a mobile unit on site. Led by Robert Parkins since 1967, the company expanded from Lunken Airport to offer aviation finance, flight schools, and a Cleveland shuttle. The Clermont facility sits on land funded by a state grant of 100000 dollars plus local matching funds and serves Batavia Township and Amelia with long hours and charter flights by appointment.
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Clermont County
Clermont Airways, Inc
Robert Parkins
Parkins
Cincinnati Lunken
Consolidated Aviation, Inc
C.A.J
Clermont
C.A.I
Clermont County Commissioners
State of Ohio
Clermont Industrial Parks
Batavia Township
Amelia
Lunken
Cleveland
American Airlines
C.A.1
Officials Weigh Clermont County Morgue Site
The Clermont County Commissioners, led by Chairman Arthur Blake, consider a county morgue. Dr. A A Gruber asks for a 400 square foot space, possibly in the jail basement or courthouse boiler area, with autoopsy costs the only cash outlay.
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Clermont County
A.a.gruber
Arthur Blake
Harold Bissantz
Stanley Cann
Florida
Gruber
Frank Cleveland
Blake
Grant Park Move Awaits U.S. Approval in Clermont County
Plans for a proposed city named Grant Park in Clermont County move to county officials who expect it to begin the process toward eventual federal approval under the New Communities Act of 1968, shaping a nationwide urban development effort.
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Grant Park
Clermont County
Magazine Editor Taken By Death
The editor in chief of The Farm Quarterly Mr Cannon died Saturday at Holmes Hospital. He lived at 4907 Klatte Rd Mt Carmel and was a member of the Clermont County Board of Health 1960 1964. He studied archaeology and anthropology, worked as an archaeologist in Zion National Cannon and San Francisco, and is survived by his wife Miss Carol Lynn Cannon.
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Tian
Holmes Hospital
Cannon
the Farm Quarterly
Klatte Rd
Mt. Carmel
Clermont County Board of Health
Society of Friends
The
Literary Club
American Agricultural Writers Association
Zion National Cannon
San Francisco
Carol Lynn Cannon
Zoning Hearing Planned For Goshen Area Proposal Details
A public information session on a zoning proposal in the Goshen area outlines five districts including Agricultural Residence Business Industrial and Mobile Home Park. It covers permitted uses for public and semi public ventures single family dwellings and roadside farm stands along with a 900 square foot minimum for single family homes and church allowances if adopted. The Mike Becker Memorial Fund at Miami Elementary School has grown to 759.70 toward a 1000 goal for Children’s Hospital Heart Research Fund and a Milford Ohio bakery faces a 21 day suspension for Sunday sales.
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Charles Gregory
Cary Thompson
Mike Becker
Miami
Mike
Richard Schlechty
Miami Elementary Pta
Children’s Hospital Heart Research Fund
c/o
Rt. 28
Mulberry
Ohio
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William Merkcle
Milling Machine Co
Batavia Board of Public Affairs
Herb Hobert
Herb
Hoberg
Bill Massey
Hobert
Batavia Marine
J. R. Cooke
State Highway Dept. Division 8
Rt. 125
Bataview
Little Miami
Cooke Oni
GOP Club
Batavia, Ohio
SR 74
Nickell
Harold W. Goetz
Middletown
Goetz
Neigh
Eastern Avenue
Life Squad
U.S
Goshen
Industrial
Mike Secher
Alvin W. Campbell
Campbell
Route
Happy Hollow Road
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