Corbin Lee Moore Wins Courier First Baby of the Year
Corbin Lee Moore, 25th winner of The Courier Merchants First Baby of the Year, arrived Jan 2 at 4 37 am at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital. Parents Leon and Gail Scheuer Moore host a parade of gifts from 27 Clermont merchants as John Fortney escorts the family to collect presents.
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Corbin Lee Moore
Courier-Merchants
Leon
Gail Scheuer Moore
Corbin Lee
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Clermont
Courier
John Fortney
Special Section To Honor Grant
The Clermont Courier plans a special section for the 150th anniversary of Ulysses S. Grant birth in April. It invites photographs and historical data from the public, promising careful handling and return of materials. The section aims to be a lasting souvenir for Grant’s life and local history lovers.
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Ulysses S. Grant
Clermont Courier
Courier Associated Papers
Grant
Courier
GOP Endorses Primary Hopefuls as District 14 Map Unveiled
Petitions circulate for William H. Massey for state senate in the newly created District 14 covering Warren Adams Pike Scioto plus portions of Butler Clinton Highland and Clermont counties. John L. Watson of Clermont is backed for the 65th district seat including Clermont Union Miami townships. Thurnall plans to challenge Frank Mayfield in District 87 race with Clermont Young Club ties. further endorsements expected for Clermont roles.
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Warren, Adams, Pike
Scioto Counties
Butler County
Clinton County
Highland County
Clermont County
Union
Miami Townships
John L. Watson
Clermont
Hamilton
Thurnall
Clermont Young Club
GOP
Frank Mayfield
Hamilton County
Batavia Ohio Volume CXXXV Issue 42 Record
Volume CXXXV issue 42 of the Batavia Ohio paper presents the latest local news and notices with the issue number 7008. The edition covers community updates, public notices, and regional happenings in Batavia and Clermont County.
Feed Grain Sign Up Dates Change in 1972 Plan
A. R. Wolf announces new sign-up window for 1972 feed grain from February 3 to March 10, delayed due to the January 27 crop report. Producers may contact the county office for program details. Newtown Road between SR 32 and Wooster Road will be closed for about six months to repair Little Miami River bridges with detours posted.
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A. R. Wolf
Newtown Road
SR 32
Wooster Road
Donald C Schramm
Hamilton County
Little Miami River
Massey Declares For Senate Seat In New District 87
Massey of Batavia announces candidacy for State Senator in the newly drawn District 14 which includes Warren, Butler, Clinton, Highland, Brown, Adams, and parts of Jackson and Clermont Counties. A Batavia native, Massey has three terms in the House, serves on key committees, champions family farms, and resides with Paula and two daughters Libby and Ann.
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Clermont County
Union
Miami Townships
Brown and Adams Counties
White Oak Townships
Highland County
Jefferson Townships
Jackson County
Massey
Brown
Clermont Counties
House
Agriculture, Commerce, and Labor
Ohio
Batavia
Batavia High School
Ohio State University
Office of State
Clermont Courier
Commission Urges Equity in Felicity Telephone Service
Clermont County commissioners urge the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to extend area service to Felicity. In a letter to Henry Eckhart they say residents are discriminated against as Cincinnati Bell serves the rest of the county, forcing toll charges for county business and employe calls. They argue countywide service is unjust and seek equal access for all Dermont County residents.
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Felicity
Henry Eckhart
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ralph Houser
Stanley Cann
Harold Bissantz
Clermont County
Cincinnati Bell
Cincinnati
Clermont
Higginsport
Hamersville
Brown County
Eckhart
Dermont County
Clermont County Public Library Board of Trustees
Joseph Evans
Owensville
Lou McAdams
Carmel
Elbert Kennard
Robert Frame
Bethel
Evans
Harry Keller
McAdams
Kennard
John Armleder
Louis Schwarz
Gilbert Dale
Robert Henning
John Fortney
Batavia Police Chief Reports 1971 Year in Review
Batavia police chief N C Ward presented to Mayor Jammieson and village council a 1971 annual report noting no fatal or pedestrian accidents, 68 criminal investigations, 121 motor vehicle crashes with 14 injured, and property values: losses at 35292.75 and recoveries at 35856.00. The report details 15 burglaries with 10 arrests, 4 attempted burglaries, 2 armed robberies with 2 arrests, 2 illegal drug cases with 8 arrests, 28 larcenies with 5 arrests, 8 vehicle thefts with 6 recovered, 18 vandalism cases, and nine other cases. Additional data include 651 traffic and misdemeanor arrests, 242 speeding, 164 traffic devices, 38 DUI, 443 complaints, 228 assists, 94 special details, 88 dogs taken to the pound, and 64 E B breathalyzer tests. A note mentions a $15,000 construction equipment recovery boosting property recovered. The Clermont County Republican Club plans a Jan 13 meeting at Cincinnati Gas & Electric auditorium with committee appointments and candidate participation.
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Batavia
N. C. Ward
R. C. Jammieson
Ward
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Republican Central
Floyd Werner
G.O.P
County Board of Elections
Joseph L. Remsey
Harvey Gohns
Riverside Republican Club
G.O.P. Club
C.g.&e
Clermont General and Technical College
University of Cincinnati
Hilmer C. Krueger
U.C
Ohio State Senate
William H. Massey
General Assembly
Brown Counties
Com
Vermont
Adams County
Brush Creek, Clay Dodson, Jackson, Salem Washington, Union, Marshal, and
Concord
Watson
Batavia, Ohio
Senate
William Ean
Warren County
Union Township
Chester, Adams, Vernon, Marion, Jefferson
Washington
Liberty
New House
Pike and
Madison, Liberty, Scioto, Jackson, Coal
Franklin, Bloomfield
Rep
Mussey
Commission
Batavia Police Chief
GOP Club Meeting
Clermont County Republican Club
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Library Board
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