19 Jun 1969
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1969
Page
1
Burglaries at the Grant Memorial Building in Bethel failed to yield loot after intruders forced a library window lock. Police and deputies investigated fingerprints while Ruth Parker reports the combination was disrupted. The incident occurred late Monday with no loot recovered.
Bids opened for Bullskin Creek Bridge repair with a firm bid of 30 810 dollars and project total of 33 972 dollars. Work slated for completion in August after the bridge near Chile washed out in a flood last year forcing residents to ford the creek. In other business, commissioners consider annexation petition from Francis Stievenard for two 70 acre tracts south of SR 125 to the village of Amelia.
Testimony at the first hearing shows exemption would save Tate-Monroe water system from annual real estate taxes, avoiding a $35,000 cost and $1 to $2 monthly increases for customers. Tax-exempt systems include Miami Goshen Stone Bick and Pierce Union Batavia, with others like Adams County Water Co., Highland County Water, Southwestern Butler Furnace verison Township Water Assn. in Hamilton County potentially affected. Withamsville County Commissioner Stanley F. Cann to host the Industrial Discus.
Clermont County commissioners at the request of Treasurer Byron Ross extended the second half real estate tax deadline to July 20. The usual date is June 20, but bills have not been mailed yet. Ross says most bills will go out this week.
The organizational meeting for the proposed Clermont County Chamber of Commerce was reset to Wednesday July 16 at 8 p m in the CG&E auditorium Batavia Fourth and Spring streets. Chairman Robert Becht urged a county wide, night session to attract broad attendance and elect officers and committees from all sections. Speakers at the session included William Sullivan of Sullivan Printing Works and Horace Flannery a Carmel realtor and developer.
Clermont County Dog Warden Eldon Green appealed Tuesday for the return of two Beagle dogs taken from the pound Friday night. The animals are in quarantine after one bit a man and the bite victim faces rabies serum treatment if the dogs are not returned. Green urged daytime return or, if at night, that the dogs be placed in a padlocked cage.
Rep. William H. Harsha met with the Secretary of Defense to urge a full review of the Nike firing site at Felicity. He received assurances that if the site closes, all 92 civilian technicians will be rehired or relocated with moving expenses paid, and that personnel would be placed in comparable jobs if possible.
AMELIA Grant Chapter of DeMolay toured Brown County lodges. Grant Chapter earlier initiated Goshen Chapter's first member, established Friday May 23 this year.
Philip Gatch was named Outstanding Young Man of the Year by the Milford Jaycees at a June 11 meeting in the Milford Community Hall. Gale Seaman received the Douglas Harrison Award as outstanding Jaycee of the year.
Harold L. Hal Miller a former Milford resident 1959 to 1966 and former Cincinnati Milling employee has been named personnel manager for the companys new plant under construction in Clermont County He previously led the Wilmington Ohio plant and serves as director of the Wilmington Rotary Club president of the Clinton County United Appeal Board and member of the Wilmington United Methodist Church Employment applications are being accepted at the companys head- quarters 4701 Marburg Avenue Cincinnati.
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