Urban Family Offers Acreage For Library
The Germont County Library board considers an offer of a two acre site near Batavia for a new headquarters. The Urban family near Batavia proposed the land at SR 32 and Spaulding Lane, with parking and space for construction.
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Germont County Library
Joseph and
Peter Urban
Batavia
John H. Armleder
Doris Wood
SR 32
Spaulding
Armleder
Library Board
Clermont Melrose Co
John Wilson
John Erhardt
Area Knothole Players Begin Spring Training 1971 Season
More than 30,000 boys ages 7 to 15 join Greater Cincinnati Knothole Baseball Club spring drills for the 1971 season. A new brochure highlights Riverfront Stadium, Reds triumphs, and autographs. Over 1,900 teams in Tri-State area prepare for a 39th season starting April 17.
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Greater Cincinnati
Knothole Baseball Club
Knothole
Riverfront Stadium
Cincinnati Reds
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Tri-State
Powel Crosley
Cleveland Indians
Cincinnati
Wceptv
Channel 48
County PTA Conference Hosted by Clermont County Council
The Clermont County PTA Council will host the Sixth District Ohio PTA annual meeting at Amelia High School on Friday March 19 starting at 9 30 am. State president Mrs Joseph Ware Foster will attend. Reservations by March 12 to Mrs Kash Back.
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Clermont County
PTA
Ohio Pta
Amelia High School
Clough Pike
Joseph Ware Foster
Brown
Clermont
Hamilton
Clermont Council
Kash Back
Bach Rd
Amelia
Ohio
Clermont County Pta Council
Villages Earn Phone Booth Commissions in 1970
Clermont County communities received varying commissions from Cincinnati Bell for outdoor phone booths in 1970. Batavia Bethel Loveland Milford Moscow New Richmond Williamsburg Township led the list with totals ranging from 76 to 621 dollars. Cincinnati led with 93 000 plus in commissions companywide. State Auditor Ferguson released the Soldiers Relief Commission report on March 9 and the examiner’s findings are available at the County Auditor’s office.
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Clermont County
Cincinnati Bell
James W Walsh
Batavia
Bethel
Loveland
Milford
Moscow
New Richmond
Williamsburg Township
Walsh
Joseph T. Ferguson
Soldier’s Relief Commission
Arnold Stumpf
Poker Face and Conscience Bluff Contrast
A reflective aphorism suggests that while appearance can mislead in games, inner morals cannot be silenced by deceit. The line contrasts external bluffing with the unyielding pull of a person’s conscience.
Spring Lawn Upkeep Tips From Extension Service
Extension notes advise raking remaining leaves and twigs, applying pre emergent crabgrass material if needed, and moistening soil before reseeding. Recommend Ken Blue bluegrass, mulch bare spots, and fertilize in spring with soil tests for lime needs. Includes church revival notice and local grange program updates.
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Kentucky
Ohio
Final Knothole Sign-Up Set
Final registration for the Williamsburg Knothole baseball program will be held Saturday March 13 at the Williamsburg Fire House from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No registrations after this time. Uniforms must be turned in before registration. Information on contracts uniforms and regulations will be available at the Knothole Association meeting May 23 at 8.
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Williamsburg Knothole
Williamsburg
Knothole Association
U.S. Environental Health Service
American Legion
Felicity
SR 222
Grant Trail
Your Election Laws Your Election Laws
Ohio statewide election types are defined as general in November primary in May and special on various dates. Voter impact is minor for individuals but affects poll workers pay and election status for officials. Special elections need not fall on Tuesday and may occur any date, unlike primaries or generals.
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Ohio
Camporee to stress conservation and ecology
The Grant Trail Winter Camporee, a major local scouting event, will host about 500 scouts from Vermont and Brown counties for a weekend focusing on environmental problems. The program ties to 1971 national conservation theme and aims to raise awareness among scouts leaders and the public.
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Grant Trail
Vermont
Brown
Diabetes Assn Forms Parent Discussion Groups
The Diabetes Association of the Cincinnati Area sponsors parent groups for children with diabetes. About 12 parents per group will meet five Tuesday evenings at the Community Chest Building, 2400 Reading Road, guided by a trained leader to discuss child feelings, informing schools, social adjustments, independence, and skills, with demonstrations from the U S Environmental Health Service.
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The
Diabetes Association of the
Cincinnati Area
Community Chest
Reading Road
Exotic dishes tempt with self cleaning oven ranges
The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company promotes international cooking adventures and self cleaning oven ranges. Demonstrations run Monday through Friday through March 26 at CG&E's downtown Cincinnati lobby, offering a glimpse of gas and electric range features.
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Cg&e
Cincinnati
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University of Cincinnati
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Batavia High School
Charles E. Wilson
Glen Este
Richard N. Woodruff
Clermont Northeastern
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Marathon Grange Hall
Laterre
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Dorothy Vaught
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