Builders Granted Change In Zoning
The Zoning case proceeds to the Union Township Trustees who have scheduled a hearing on August 12 at Union Township Hall 4312 Glen Este Withamsville Road.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1969
Page
7
The Zoning case proceeds to the Union Township Trustees who have scheduled a hearing on August 12 at Union Township Hall 4312 Glen Este Withamsville Road.
A carnival in Newtown hosted by the Greater Newtown Civic League will run August 1 2 3 at Moundview Park. Proceeds support park development and upkeep with events including a $500 Sunday prize flea market games bake sale fish fry rides and camping exhibits by local groups and church and civic sponsors.
Last week at Amelia area organizations held meetings and social events. Highlights include an Amelia Baptist Church service with Rev. E. Wilson of Knox ville, Tenn, the Clermont County Pharmaceutical Association gathering at the Amelia Lions Club, and a July 18 open house for Mr. and Mrs. John Scherer’s golden wedding anniversary. The Amelia Book Club met July 25, while families and friends visited or hosted gatherings in late July. Birthdays noted span July 24 to July 29, with several anniversaries listed. Condolences extended to Betty Theiss Davis and family after Blanche Theiss’s funeral in Mt. Moriah. Local residents traveled or relocated, including Lt. Michael Lillich’s family move to Battle Creek, Mich, and Capt. Jeffrey Bild’s assignment in Chicago.
Mrs William Rosselot hosted the Ladies Bridge gathering with guests Miss Mary Favret from Hyde Park and other locals. A Farewell Party was held by the F H C Class of the Methodist Church for Mrs Marie Waits departing for Lafayette Indiana to live near her son Dr Chester Waits. Other attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Conrad of Wilmington, Mrs Lida Beth Sutton, and Mrs Ada Fender of Belfast plus Mrs Irma Ireton and visitors of Mrs F H Russell and Nettie Russell, namely Maude Butler and Roy Seaman of Peebles Ohio.
Locust Corner reports Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lipps and sons vacationing with relatives in southern Kentucky. William Pepper visited Winchester with relatives. J. B. Schwey and family spent Sunday in Louisville with Ralph Deitz family. Timothy Link and baby from Kansas vacationing with Roy Link family. Jane Hammel hosted Girl Scouts at camp. Vincent Auxier and family visited North Vernon Indiana to see aunts. Kathryn Goodwin and Carrie Jenkins met Anna and John Purdam in Versailles Indiana. John Purdam is ill and unable to work, Anna keeps roomers. William Purdam operates a grocery in Versailles and Osgood. Kathleen Jo Keeton and Lonnie Butler wed at the local Methodist church. couple to live in Mt. Washington.
Clermont County gardeners are urged to enter the County Fair exhibit August 13 to 16. Tips cover pinching, disbudding, watering depth, pest prevention, spray timing, residue removal, hardening, and proper cutting times to boost arrangement quality.
The Banana Splits will appear in person at Moonlite Gardens in Coney Island on Wednesday and Friday, August 6 and 8, offering free 30 minute shows at 2 30 4 30 and 7 30 p m each day. Produced by Hanna Barbera, the program features rides and attractions as backdrop and is aired on WLW Television Channel 5 in Cincinnati Saturdays at 10 30 a m.
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