Germann health dept row widens with new motions and charges
Attorney Chris Rosenhoffer files motions to suppress evidence photos from Sky Hill Recreation Park taken by Clermont County Health sanitarians. Dr Paul Germann faces charges including armed robbery and malicious destruction of property after a park incident. Bond set at 50 dollars per charge. Hearing slated for Thursday on multiple charges plus a snack bar operation case and related writs. A separate libel suit against the health board and Dr Alvert Van Sickle remains unresolved. Trees along Main Street sprayed and fertilized by merchants to aid watering in dry spells.
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Sky Hill
Clermont County Dept. of Health
Chris Rosenhoffer
Rosenhoffer
Paul N. Germann
S. Ralph Frazier
William E. Morris
Frazier
Morris
Williamsville
Dr. Germann
Germann
Board of Health
Alvert W. van Sickle
Ex Countian Named National ARC Public Information Director
Neal English, son of Mrs. Edna English of 426 Main Street, Louveiauu, was named national director of Public Information for the American National Red Cross, effective July 1, announced June 28 by ARC President General James F. Collins. English, former assistant national director of Public Information since 1960, succeeds Roy E. Johnson who retired June 30. He has a long history with the Red Cross in Cincinnati and Vermont counties and contributed to disaster relief after Hurricane Carla in 1961 and the Alaskan earthquake earlier this year. He was publicity director for Hallmark Productions in Wilmington, Delaware, and Hollywood, and previously classified advertising manager of the Kensan Daily Gazette. He is a World War II veteran and member of PRSA, with active Boy Scout work. He and his wife Grace and two sons reside at 521 North Oakland Street, Arlington, Virginia.
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Neal English
Edna Enlgish
Main St
Lou Loveiauu
American National Red Cross
James F. Collins
ARC
English
Red Cross
Clermont
Roy E. Johnson
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Area
United Appeal
Hallmark Productions, Inc
Wilmington
Hollywood
Kensan Daily Gazette
Public Relations Society of America
Maur School
Cincinnati Advertiser
Meadowbrook Civic Association
Sigma Delta Chi
Residents Oppose Zoning Proposal in Batavia
Meadowbrook Drive residents in Batavia voted unanimously against a zoning change from neighborhood business to general business. The proposal would allow bottled gas storage near the street, sparking safety and property value concerns. The council will study the plan further before deciding. Batavia Grange No. 2450 announces an inspection night on Thursday July 8 with new member candidacies and refreshments.
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Meadowbrook Dr
Batavia
William D. Auxier
John R. Jurgensen
Batavia Grange No. 2450
Groundbreaking Ceremony for Holy Trinity Church Ed Building
Holy Trinity Church Bata via held a ground breaking ceremony at 11 15 a m on Sundays for a new religious education building to rise on the current ball diamond rear site. Attending were Robert Shibley Milford contractor Robert Steinkamp Steinkamp Nordloh Milford architects Mrs Clara Glancy parish elder and Rev John Coghlan pastor. The 92 by 41 foot structure will seat 300 and can be divided into six units with a center corridor. Wash rooms kitchen office storage and mechanical rooms are included. Occupancy is expected by early autumn.
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Holy Trinity Church
Batavia
Union Township sewer project bids opened for 3.1 million system
Clermont County commissioners opened bids Tuesday for the Union Township sewer collection system valued at 3.1 million dollars. Proposals covered two bid options, with costs estimated at around 1.06 and 1.20 million dollars. Bidders include W L Harper Cincinnati Birch Dayton and Peaker Cincinnati among others as agencies await review by the Housing and Home Finance Agency and the Public Health Service.
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Clermont County Commissioners
Union Township
Col
Byron Barbeau
W. L. Harper Construction Co
Cincinnati
Birch Construction Co
Dayton
John R. Jurgensen Co
Fair
the Housing and Home Finance Agency
Chicago
Beard Contest Judges Chosen for Batavia Sesquicentennial
Three women have been named as judges for the Batavia Beardsman contest part of the Sesquicentennial celebration. Don Evans says prizes await those with the longest, neatest, and most unusual beards mustaches and sideburns with certificates for all participants. The contest will be at 7:30 p m on Wednesday July 22 in front of the Main Street log cabin. entry cards are available where this story is displayed.
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Batavia
Sue Hamilton
Susan Lewis
Shirley Singeton
Pam Bitzer
Sandy Rapp
Pioneer
Ezekial Dimmitt
Main
Market St
Dimmitt
Elklick
John Bucher
Skip Parrott
Alice Larkin
Brice Hendrixon
Helen Evans
Shirley Wall
Ellen Tinker
Wanda Jones
Bobbie Trotta
Main St
Don Evans
Evans
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Milford
Main Street
Amelia
William Pommert
Clermont County Council For
Akers
Amelia Florists
Robert Hall
Josephine Holden
Betty Krenning
Dorothy Hall
Francis Reese
Bessie Neil
National
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Ricane Carla
U.S
Loveland
Ohio State University
WOSO
Ohio State Lantern
Grace
Jeffrey
Mark
North
Oakland St
Arlington, Va
Forrest E. Ely
Ely, Moore and Tilbury
American College of Trial Lawyers
New York City
Board of Regents
Harold Bohrer
St. Rt. 774
Rt. 1
Hamersville
Poetown
O H Sharp
Village Zoning Commission
Council
W. Main St
Auxier
Jack Thompson
Robert Huff
David Branch
Union
View Park Excavating Co
North Olmsted, C
U.S. Public Health Service
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