Bethel Town Restores Water After Pump Failure
A broken water pump disabled Bethel’s supply, prompting rationing and school closures. An auxiliary filter plant was brought in, the faulty pump sent to Cincinnati for repair, and normal operation resumed after about half the town’s 1300 students returned to classes. The village evaluates sewer plans costing 383000 with state permit underway.
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Bethel, O
Cincinnati
Denham Pride
Ihe
Bethel
Alfred Lefeber
Good Citizenship Merits Three High School Winners
The Beech Forest Chapter of the DAR will award three Good Citizenship medals at 2 pm on Saturday March 12 at Mrs. Elmer Weding’s home. Winners are Myrna Osborne Milford School Janet Fisher Williamsburg School and Edith White Goshen School. Mothers of the winners are invited guests. A paper by Lieut General A C Wedemeyer titled Safeguard of American jam will also be read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ping
Beech Forest
DAR
Elmer Weding
Myrna Osborne
Milford School
Dale Osborne
Janet Fisher
Williamsburg School
Charles Fisher
Edith White
Goshen
R. L. Atkins
A. C. Wedemeyer
Car Theft Solved Suspect Arrested
Robert Merrick a 36 year old ex convict was arrested in New Richmond Ohio for stealing Marian Spelman WLW T star’s car. Detectives say he duplicated keys after taking the car from a Walnut Hills garage. Merrick is jailed in Clermont awaiting grand jury action on breaking and entering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Robert Merrick
Marian Spelman
Wlw-T
William Dood
Richard Lobeck
Merrick
Miss Spelman
Fairfield Ave
Walnut Hills
Republican Club Sets Next Meeting at D X Ranch
Miriam Trindle announces the Republican Club will meet at 8 pm today at the D X Ranch. Members are asked to bring cheese and crackers for an entertainment program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Trindle
D-X Ranch
Library appeals Clermont Budget action on tax proceeds
The Clermont County Public Library Board appeals the Budget Commission's 1955 classified property tax distribution, saying subdivisions received more than their share. Attorneys Rosenhoffer and Jackson filed the appeal via Clerk Hillard Aible. An earlier related appeal from last year is pending after a December hearing. The board seeks $38,640 reallocation to the library trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Budget Commission
Clermont County Public Library Board
State Board of Tax
Library Board
Chris Rosenhoffer
Charles Jackson
Hillard P. Aible
Board of Tax Appeals
Clermont County Budget Commission
Board of Library Trustees
Ausman Eager For Welfare Quiz By Local Groups
Welfare director Sam Ausman said he welcomes questions from Pomona Grange and Farmers Union of Clark County about relief fund distribution. The groups seek details on taxes, budget inclusions, county staff duties, and deputy appointments, while officials Friend and Kincaid refuse to answer via published reports.
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Sam Ausman
Pomona Grange and
Farmrs Union
Clermont County
Ausman
Agricultural Society
John Friend
Earle B. Kincaid
Grange and
Farmers Union
Position For Postmaster Open: Salary Is $3509
The Advisory Council District Board of Health meeting was postponed due to low attendance. A new meeting date is March 14 at the board of health office in the courthouse. Vacancies follow the death of Dr Warren E. Thomas and the resignation of Dr Allen B. Rapp, with possible further posts if Harry Clark and C L Bredwell face status challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advisory Council District Board of Health
Board of Health
Warren E. Thomas
Allen B. Rapp
Harry Clark
C. L. Bredwell
Township Boards of Trustees
New Manager For Stonelick Park
W. W. Flickinger announces personnel changes ahead of the 1956 season. Charles Kennemar resigns as park manager at Roosevelt State Park. John Young will replace him. Schrader, Hopkins, and Rheinscheld transfer among Pike Lake, Pike State, Stonelick State Parks. William Price moves to Columbus HQ. Postmaster examination at Goshen to accept applications until March 29 1955 with testing and residency rules. Fire destroys a barn on Sprague Road near Bethel.
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Columbus
W. W. Flickinger
Oho Division of
Parks
Flickinger
Charles Kennemar
Friendship
Roosevelt State Park
Portsmouth
Kennemar
John Young
Hillsboro
Rocky Fork
Highland County
Joseph Schrader
Bainbridge
Pike Lake
William Price
Division of Parks
Price
Athos
Ohio
Lake Hope State Park
Bethel
Charles Vance
Sprague Road
Here
Withamsville-Tobasco Athletic Association Elects New Officers
At a recent meeting held in Con Ison’s barber shop, Withamsville-Tobasco Athletic Association elected Wilbur Osborne president and formed plans for knothole baseball and winter sports. A dinner fundraiser is set for April 2 1965 at the Williamsville-Tabasco school to fund athletic activities.
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Withamsville-Tobasco Athletic Association
Con Ison
Withamsville
Williamsville-Tabasco
Wilbur Osborne
Clough Pike
Dean Taylor
Ohio Pike -Withamsville
John D. Blum
Banks Road
Earl Knobb
E. ©. Eichelberger
Hamblin Drive
Leichelberger
President Osborne
Robert Ludlow
Thomas Callahan
Don Ison
Dick Willey
Arthur Bags
Wilhiamsville-Tobasco
Viola Osborne
Eichelberger
Batavia
Spinelli Opens Spinelli Heating and Air Conditioning
Rocco Spinelli of Vermona Drive Bummerside announces the opening of Spinelli Heating and Air Conditioning Company and his appointment as dealer for Armstrong and Torrid heat furnaces and air conditioning units. A Clermont Countian and Batavia high School alumnus, Spinelli served in the Mervee camp in World War II and spent four years with United Heating Company. He will specialize in domestic and commercial heating and cooling work, offers factory training, a mobile truck unit, and engineer services for complex problems. Spinelli is married with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocco Spinelli
Vermona, Drive
Bummerside
Spinelli Heating and
Armstrong
Clermont Countian
Spinel
Batavia High School
Mervee
United Heating Company
Madison Road
Oakley
Spinelli
Hat fashion links judge and ranch owner in county scene
Tom Dix of the D-Y Ranch and Judge John H. Houston pose in distinctive hats. Dix bought a fancy Mexican western hat on a trip south of the border where he and his wife seek cowboy curios for the ranch. He presented the hat to Houston after the latter’s election as president of the ABC Shring Club.
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Tom Dix
D-Y Ranch
John H. Houston
Brown County Common Pleas Court
Tom
Houston
ABC Shring Club
Red Cross Aids Flood Victims Along Ohio River
Red Cross and state agencies coordinate evacuations for more than 200 families in New Richmond Moso cow Neville and other flood points as the Ohio River crests at 61.5 feet. Volunteers provide food and relief from a mobile canteen while teams move victims to relatives homes and shelter at Clermont County facilities. Charles Schneider leads the disaster effort with relief headquarters at Long Hill base.
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Ohio River
New Richmond
Moscow
Neville
Red Cross
State Highway Patrol
State Highway Department
Montgomery County
Dayton
Charles Schneider
Long Hill
Williamsburg High School Students Invited to Ohio Journalism Workshop
Six Williamsburg high school students will attend the tenth annual high school publications workshop at Ohio University in June 1925. Principal L. D. Lewis and adviser Marie Livengood will join, with sessions on newspapers, yearbooks, business, photography, and radio TV journalism led by Professor L. J. Horton. Dick Browne of Hi and Lois will discuss cartoonist art. three model papers The Workshopper The Streamliner and The Offset will be produced.
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Williamsburg High School
Ohio University School of Journalism
Williamsburg
L. D. Lewis
Marie Livengood
Citizen
L. J. Horton
Dick Browne
King Features
Batavia Business Men's Association Discusses Community Projects
At the Batavia Business Men's Association meeting on March 7 members discussed plans for the year including endorsing the group to care for and maintain the Community Nativity Scene and handle its financial obligations. Treasurer Kenneth Anstaett presided in President Tom Pancher's absence due to vacation.
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Batavia Business Men's Association
Kenneth Anstaett
Tom Pancher
Plats Recorded and Streets Dedicated in East Day Heights and Union Township
A 15.83 acre parcel belonging to Curtis Day in East Day Heights, Miami Township, with 32 lots, was approved for recording. Bully Lane was dedicated but not yet accepted as a county road. A five acre tract in Union Township owned by J Opie Elliott was presented and approved. Shaylor Lane was dedicated but not yet approved as part of the Union Township highway system.
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East Day Heights
Miami
Curtis Day
Bully
Ship Road
Union Township
J. Opie Elliott
Shaylor
Also Mentioned on This Page
Connie Jo Jerden
Newtown
Joseph Jerden
Connie
Terrace Park High School
Clermont County Fair
Miljole Farms
Russell Shinkle
Stonelick Park
Oho
Civil Service Commission
Washington
D. C
Wilhiamsville
Aids
Burg
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