Fire sweeps Charles Carrington home in Williamsburg
Residents rush to help as a second fire damages the Tim Taylor residence at St. Rt. 32 and 133. Firefighters battle the blaze, salvaging some belongings while neighboring workers from Danbury Automotive Parts assist with a rescue effort. No injuries reported. Dog tag deadline set for Friday January 20 with info from the Animal Shelter.
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Carrington House
Williamsburg
Tim Taylor
Batavia
Charles Carrington
St. Rt
Taylor
Danbury Automotive Parts
St. Rt. 32
St. Rt. 133
Four Children Die In Williamsburg House Fire
A two story wooden home in Williamsburg destroyed by an early morning fire after an oil stove overheated. Victims include Lisa six Angel four Ronald two and Christina one. Father Charles Carrington 54 and mother Fanny 43 survived with burns and shock. two other children Charles Hill ten and Donald Hill nine suffered minor burns. Eleven escaped including four stepchildren. Firefighting hampered by ice under cold temperatures. Funeral services held at Faith Baptist Church. The North Union Township Fire Department sponsors an annual Firemen's Ball on Feb 4 at St Veronica's with proceeds to aid the affected family.
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Charles Carrington
Concord
Hennings Mill Road
Williamsburg
Carrington
Sheriff's Department
Lisa
Angel
Ronald
Christina
Richard Malott
Bethel Fire Department
Bethel
Malott
Spree
Donald Hiler
Hiler
Faith Baptist Church
North Union Township
Tom Raper
Vi Brunner
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United States Department of Commerce
Philip F. Lavelle
Clermont County
Department of Commerce
RPRC
Batavia Fire Department
Lor
Clermont County Hospital
Fanny
Mabel
Charles Hill
Donald Hill
Cecil Hill
Ester Hill
David Hill
Elroy Hill
North Union Firemen’s Ball
Santas
Wickes
Lebanon
Ohio
Cincinnati Ave
F.C.B. Mt
Bushell
Williams
Wayne
F. W. Nobler
MT. Crab
Cincinnati
Onio
Bertha Perkins
Long John Silver
Long John Silvers
Beechmont Ave
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