Woman Killed Crossing highway near Withamsville
Mrs Mildred L Shelburne 51 of 764 W Ohio Pike Withamsville was struck and killed crossing SR near her home about 6 p m last Thursday. State Patrol says she was hit by a westbound car driven by Harold Reichman 41 of 3775 Arcadia Lane Amelia. He was not cited. Funeral services were held at TP White and Sons Mt. Washington. Survived by husband Cyrenius two sons four sisters a brother and five grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred L. Shelburne
Ohio Pike
Withamsville
Clermont County
State
Harold L. Reichman
Arcadia Lane
Amelia
Shelburne
TP. White and Sons Funeral Home
Mt. Washington
Cyrenius J. Shelburne
Delbert R
Charles L. Bowman
Elizabeth Taliafero
Easter Hollingsworth
Virginia Hudson
Vila Williams
William S. Lanham
Ball Plans Firemen and Auxiliary Fundraiser
The Firemen and Ladies Auxiliary co sponsor a dance on February 10 at the American Legion Hall Williamsburg from 9 30 p m to 1 30 a m with Velvetones providing music. About 100 couples may buy tickets from the firemen or auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen
Ladies Auxiliary
American Legion Hall
Williamsburg
Velvetones
Knights win on 47 44 at Amelia Junior High
Amelia Junior High School reports the Junior Knights defeated Williamsburg 47 44. Country Day beat them 38 4. Gymnastics展示 at Amelia Elementary with planned West Clermont exhibitions. Three meets scheduled with Batavia Clermont Norteastern and Sycamore Junior High. Lunch program active under Mr Long. Chess club planned by Mr Phelps. Mr Boyd leads the Abstract creative writing club with weekly meetings for AJHS student writings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Junior High
Long
Phelps
Boyd
AJHS
Myers Deel Heads Williamsburg Township Trustees
The Williamsburg Township Trustees held its first 1973 meeting and reorganized. Myers Deel becomes Chairman with Irvin Tarvin as vice chair. Retiring Chairman Ernest Vaught leaves the board. George Chapman remains Zoning Inspector Earle Feree Sexton Wendell Cowdrey Fire Chief for the year. In December the trustees approved a Hamiltons requested zoning change to create a 22.4 acre RV park west of the village with a 100 foot green belt on the south boundary not required. Clermont County Planning Commission supported the change and it was approved by the Williamsburg Zoning Board. Regular meetings are the first and third Monday of each month at 8 p.m. in the township hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg Township
Myers Deel
Irvin Tarvin
Ernest Vaught
George Chapman
Earle Feree
Wendell Cowdrey
James
Agnes Hamilton
Bethel Bank Stock Sold to Cincinnati Investors
Controlling interest of The First National Bank of Bethel is sold to David Barry Briggs and Jerome A. Gordon, both Cincinnati businessmen. They join Carlton M. Day and others on the Board of Directors while present management remains. Briggs comes from Fifth Third Bank and has Rutgers banking credentials. Gordon is a former Fashion Fair Stores president with Columbia University roots and civic board roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Bethel
Cincinnati
Carlton M. Day
David Barry Briggs
Jerome A. Gordon
Day
Thomas J. Duckworth
Carl H. Bush
Robert E. Hannah
Briggs
the Fifth Third Bank
Graduate School of Banking
Rutgers University
Community Improvement Corporation of the Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
President’s Club of
C of C
Board of Regents
Sisters of Mercy
Gordon
Fashion Fair Stores
Columbia University
The
Jewish Foundation
Leadership Division
Big Brothers
Girl Scout Council
Youth Remains Ward of State in Fire Case
Michael J. Wagner aged 17 of Bethel pleaded guilty to starting the October 1 blaze at the Ohio State Fairgrounds. Franklin County Juvenile Judge Clayton Rose Jr ordered commitment to the Ohio Youth Commission on a permanent basis after a psychiatric evaluation found no psychosis or fire bug tendency, but recommended high security confinement. The fire killed three cattle and threatened 1600 others in a $5 million blaze with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Wagner
Rt. 2
Bethel
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Ohio Youth Commission
Franklin County
Clayton Rose Jr
Mansfield
Managuan Exchange Student Receives Earthquake News
Jose Saborio, Managua based exchange student, learns his cousin's home was destroyed after a major earthquake. Ham radio contact with Managua failed while Paul Stockman sought updates. Jose may remain with the Campbell family longer as his school remains closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Saborio
Managua
Nicaragua
Herbert Campbell
Jose
Paul Stockman
Owensville
Stockmans
Chile
Stockman
Williamsburg High School
Clermont Courier Page Three Item Summary
The Clermont Courier issue from January 3, 1973 presents brief notices and local items on page three. Details are fragmentary but reflect community updates and public notices typical of a weekly paper.
Cab Driver Dies Of Bullet Wounds In Ohio Case
Black Cab Driver Charles Childers 63 of Flintstone Avenue Harrison died at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital from gunshot wounds suffered November 28 at Stonelick State Park. Gary Keys 22 of Cincinnati was arrested for armed robbery and intentional assault after forcing Childers’ taxicab to drive to the park and shooting him in the chest head and back. Keys reportedly obtained $1. Funeral services were held at T. P. White and Sons Funeral Home Mt. Washington. He is survived by his wife Grace M. Childers a daughter Imogene Pierce two sisters Helen Huber Odella Terrell and one grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Childers
Flintstone Ave
Harrison
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Stonelick State Park
Cincinnati
Gary Alan Keys
Corbin St
Keys
Childers
Stonelick Park
T.P. White and Sons
Mt. Washington
Grace M. Childers
Mullins
Imogene Pierce
Helen Huber
Odella Terrell
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Ball Plans
Henry Block
IRS
Batavia
Main Street
Plane Street
Sun
News of the Knights
Cody Burgess
Hamilton Zone Change UK
Clermont County Planning Commission
Bethel Bank
Roger
W. Main St
Leja T
Hudson
Hudson Ceebevim
Aubee
Sane
Sosts
Campbell's
Clermont Courier
MT. Carmel
Frisch's
Kibler's
AMSOY
Cert
Wayne
Cutler
F.O.B
MT. Crab
Ohio
Y F. W. Kibler Milling Co., Inc
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