Clermont County Sees Factory Expansions Add Jobs
The Courier highlights moves toward industry in Clermont County as Mt. Carmel Manufacturing relocates to Summerside and Crest Cabinet expands. Russell Epcards and Howard Jaber report increasing output and staff, with four workers now and projected growth to about ten. The firm renovates with new floors heating and fireproofing to support wood working and shelving fabrication for regional clients.
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Mt. Carmel
Hilltop
Summerside
Russell Epcards
Gien
Rose Lane
Howard Jaber
Elmont Drive
Epcards
U.S
Jaber
Epeards
Spector
al Shannon
Lindale Pike
King Motor Transmission to Expand Lindale Plant
King Motor Transmission announces expansion of its Lindale Pike plant near Amelia. The Cincinnati facility employs 11 and plans to hire about nine more, following the acquisition of Cleveland Automatic Transmission and transfer of spare parts to the Lindale site.
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King Motor
Lindale
Motor
Cincinnati
Kimball
Old Barn Converted Draws Teens and Adults In
Scroggs reports the reopened venue has drawn consistent crowds for about a month with both teens and adults frequenting the space. He notes strong turnout and growing interest from the community.
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Scroggs
New Crest Cabinet Building Grand Opening Draws Crowd
Over 350 attendees celebrated the grand opening of the H ear H Western Wear and Saddle Shop with prizes announced. Jonathon Henders of Batavia won the Mattel Horse first prize, Eddie Vogelsang earned western boots, Ken Berwanger took a western belt, and Ollie Burdsall received a western buckle. Two Kentuckians, Douglas Spargon and his son Don, inspected saddles.
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Herbert T. Hunt
Jonathon Henders
Rt. 2
Batavia
Eddie Vogelsang
Chapel Rd
Amelia
Ken Berwanger
Concord Rd
Ollie Burdsall
Rt. 4
Douglas Spargon
Son Don
Cold Spring
Lindale plant expansion boosts local auto parts business
Kimball and his wife Marie moved to Amelia five years ago and run the Lindale plant supplying automatic transmission rebuilding parts to tri state dealers. The company does $20,000 of business a month and plans rapid expansion as employees work on transmission rebuilding projects.
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Kimball
Marie
Ten Mile Road
Amelia
Cincinnati
Ihendalde
Ohio
West Clermont
Tommy
Amelia High School
Allen
Mike
Kimi
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