Clermont County to Be Served By New Natural Resources Office
A. W. Marion announced plans to divide Ohio into six districts for the six divisions of the Department of Natural Resources. Districts spread across Lake Erie waters, Findlay, Portage Lakes, Athens, Chillicothe, and Xenia with existing facilities to serve as headquarters. The change aims to boost coordination, public convenience, and reduce costs, with forestry and wildlife already using district plans. Dr. Charles A. Dambach said the move will save about $50,000 annually in rent and maintenance.
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Clermont County
Natural Resources
Department of Natural Resources
Department
Lands and Soil
Parks
Ohio
Findlay
Summit County
Portage Lakes
Athens
New Philadelphia
Chillicothe
Xenia
Marioni
Division of Forestry
Wildlife Division
Charles A. Dambach
Mayme Aley and Miami Visit Notes
Mayme Aley and Miss Nellie Russell left by plane for Miami Florida to visit her brother and family. Mrs. Everett Yeager drove to Columbus to see daughter Mrs. Dewey Hardin. Mrs. Sarah Rutledge Lowry visits her daughter Mrs. William Snider. Clara Jean Rosselot hosted a ninth birthday party for friends last Thursday.
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Nellie Russell
Miami
Florida
Columbus
Dewey Hardin
Clara Jean Rosselot
Rebecca Marsh
West Carrolton
Clara ‘Dumford
Anna Ulrey
Mayme
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction to be held at the Clermont County Court House on Saturday in August 1959 at 11 a.m. The property on Cedarville Road east of Route 132 encompasses 2 acres formerly part of the Skinner property. Appraised at 2100 dollars, minimum bid is two thirds of that amount. terms one 600 dollar cash payment and the balance on deed delivery. Sheriff Clyde Dericks represents the case for The Bilverton Loan and Building Co. Paxton & Seasongood are attorneys.
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Ve. Wiley Beach
Juanita Beach
Court House
Clermont
Ohio
Goshen
Cedarville Road
Sard Road
Samuel K. Skinner
Virginia M. Skinner
William Immoor
Dorothy Immoor
Clermont County
Social notes from Glen Este and nearby towns
Mrs H B Smythe and guests vacationing in Orlando with Mary Huhtey and families. Mr Earl Johnson visited Indianapolis on business. Residents note welcomed sunshine amid late crops and hay. Many locals hosted and visited relatives from Chattanooga Cincinnati Alameda Tabasco Road Glen Este and other communities. Miss Lola Jacobs owns a Kaiser.
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Ed Huhtey
Orlando, Florida
Mary Huhtey
Earl Johnson
Indianapolis
Indiana
H. B. Smythe
Richard
Earle Johnson
Schweikert
Will Isaack
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Anna Merice
Raymond A. Gibson
Tabasco Road
Gibson
H. O. DeLozier
Donald Curtis
Curtis
DeLozier
Chattanooga
Local notices and events at Mt Holly and Christian Chapel
Mrs Claude Tarvin and Mr Joe Dawson of Mich and Chicago visitors join locals in Mt Holly gatherings. Louis Fritz Gates wedding noted with congratulations. Christian Chapel Athella Class meets with Louise Snyder and Men’s Bible Class led by Paul Channell. July 20 recital at Christian Chapel by John Chester Smith and Don Edman. Mary Baker Eddy quote on liberty ends list.
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Herman
Mr. Follow
Belle
Athella
Christian Chapel
Louise Snyder
John Chester Smith
Don Edman
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A. W. Marion
Lake Erie
Ters
Sandusky
Owensville
Mayme Aley
Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Yeager
Lester Stinson
Bond
Partrieh
Batavia
Addie Hulick
George Tome
Meee & Caaite CO
John W Earl E. Hesler
Mgr
Broadway
Plainville Pike
Madison Place
Bramble
State of Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Bilverton Loan and Building Co
Clyde Dericks
Paxton & Seasongood
Walker and
Bradford
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Glen Este
Allen Smythe
Anna Bishop
Carter Combs
KH. B. Smythe
Joe Brunner
Lola Jacobs
MT. Holly
Claude Tarvin
Joe Dawson
Mich
Page Dawson
Robert Lungmus
Chicago
Wm. Liypemus
Jim
Howard Matzner
New
Louis
Fritz) Gates
Paul Channell
Mary Baker Eddy
Batavia Cab Co
Sherman Walters
Mor. & Owner
ST. Bernadette
Amelia’ O
Kaiser
Triumph of
Willow Run
America
Batavia Pike
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