Clinic cost study in Clermont County welfare debate
Clermont County Medical Society discussed private physician ties to the Welfare Department at the D-X Ranch meeting on March 21. Zenas Anstaett outlined welfare financing while Wayne Oney reported costs of hospitalization drugs and private care.
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MT. Holly
Clermont County Medical Society
D-X Ranch
Zenas Anstaett
Board of County Commissioners
Wayne Oney
Welfare Department
Oney
Clermont County
Medical Society
Base For Taxation Must Be Broadened
Guest editorial urges Clark County officials to transition from deficit billing to current payments. It calls for broadening the tax base through accurate property evaluations and swift back tax collection, warning that without this money county services will suffer and staffing may need adjustment.
Welfare funding crisis prompts county committee
A special committee led by Sam Potts, Miami township trustee, will study ways to fund the county welfare program before it runs out of money on May 1. Members were named by Dr. Phillips F. Greene at a meeting with about a third of 120 invited civic leaders. Potential sources include citizen donations, expedited real estate tax collection, diverting township funds, and tapping inactive county funds held in banks. The panel will report at a future general meeting.
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Se County
Sam Potts
Miami Township
Phillips F. Greene
New Richmond
County Committee On Health and Welfare
Officials OK Private Capital Sewage System Plan At Williamsville
The Pierce Township Civic Association hears William T. Cosgrove discuss hospital cost impacts of medical advances and the film Hours To Live. Ohio approves privately owned sewage system in Williamsville Robinwood Hills by Tri-County Home Builders. operation under Ohio Public Utilities Commission. Local commissioners back the plan to attract investment and service expansion.
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Williamsville
William T. Cosgrove
Cincinnati
Hospital Care Corporation
Pierce Township
William Noble
John Erhardt
Robinwood Hills Y
Wilhamsville
Hamilton
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Ohio
General Assembly
Zellas Anstaett
Charles Clark
Hook
Former Batavia music teacher dies after attack
Wilbur Clayton Myers 61 of 520 Gregory Dr Batavia died after a heart attack last Wednesday at Jewish Hospital. He recently resigned as instrumental music teacher at Northeastern High School where he served for years. Funeral services were held Saturday at Moore Funeral Home Batavia with burial in Batavia Cemetery. He is survived by his widow Lucille O Bryant Myers.
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Wilbur Clayton Myers
Gregory Dr
Batavia
Jewish Hospital
Batavia Life Squad
Northeastern High School
Moore Funeral Home
Lucille O’bryant Myers
Clermont County
Common Pleas Court
Harry Britton
Batavia Man Is Ford Citizen Of Year
Officials inspect new utility office as CGE opens Loveland facility with drive in pay window. Carl Sontag, manager, greets guests including William Shawhan Loveland city manager and local mayors before a dinner at the Golden Lamb Lebanon.
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Ford
Carl Sontag
Batavia
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Loveland
Sontag
William Shawhan
Vision Manager
Golden Lamb
Lebanon
Reed Hartman
Cg&e
Mayor Anderson
Voters approve Moscow transfer to New Richmond district
In a Friday special election Moscow voters approved transferring the Moscow school district to the New Richmond exempted village district by 255 to 238. Precinct Y residents sought to move from West Clermont to Forest Hills. May 15 is set for a further vote. Talk of a recount arises amid closeshare tallies.
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Moscow
New Richmond
Felicity-Franklin
West Clermont
Forest Hills
Monroe Township
Moscow Village
Neville Village
Washington Township
County Education Board
Ralph A. Hill
Anderson Township
Zoning Hearing Set For April 16 In Amelia
A public hearing on the proposed zoning ordinance for the village will be held at 8 p m on April 16 at the municipal building. The ordinance text and maps can be viewed at the Amelia post office from 8 30 a m to 5 p m daily except Sundays.
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Amelia
Mt. Carmel Swim Club Meeting Set. Buskirk Guilty on Morals Count
In Mt. Carmel a special Pleasant Hills Swim Club meeting is planned for March 29 to elect directors and review reports. Meanwhile Russell E Buskirk 21 of Mt. Washington is found guilty of assault with intent to rape after a two hour trial. he faces up to ten years in prison and was linked to the Batavia home invasion. The case is tied to a Goshen woman and involves a distinct incident. Batavia kindergarten registration is set for March 30, and Don Ison’s bribery conviction appeal awaits Ohio Supreme Court review.
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MT. Carmel
Pleasant Hills Swim Club,Inc
Russell E. Busxirx
Mears Ave
Mt. Washington
Buskirk
Steve Baker
Batavia
Baker
Karen 4. Dill
Ohio Supreme Court
Don Ison
High Court
Arnold Morelli
Ford Citizen of the Year Honor for Cincinnati Leader Haglage
Walter R. Haglage of Batavia was named Ford Citizen of the Year for Cincinnati after two prior Ford honors for his community service. He joined four other Ford Cincinnati employees recognized at a Queen City Club ceremony with Henry Ford II’s commendation plaques and the Town Crier Bell trophy.
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Walter R. Haglage
Wood St
Batavia
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Cincinnati
Haglage
Charles R. Beiser
Center Ave
New Richmond
Kenneth L. Kuhner
Simpson Ave
Fairfax
F. Joseph Picraux
Macar Drive
Sharonville
Vernon W. Trembly
Beech Ave
Fairfield
Henry Ford II
Edward J. Hollenbeck
Board of Public Affairs
Rotary Club
Holy Name Society
St. Vincent DePaul Society
Holy Trinity Church
Knights of Columbus
Monsignor Gerdes Council
Good Citizen Award Winners Named in DAR Essay Contest
DAR sponsored contest honors two top high school girls per school. Linda Lou Fisher of Goshen and Carole Kempf of Amelia placed first and second respectively. Miss Blankenship had the highest grade among senior entrants, with Miss Kempf next. Each school representative receives a pin marking the honor.
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The
DAR Are
Linda Lou Fisher
Goshen High School
Jo Ann Bankenship
Bethel Tate
Lois Felter
Clermont Northeastern
Beverly J. Fisher
Williamsburg
Carole Kempf
Amelia
Blankenship
Every step of progress is a step more spiritual
Quote attributed to Mary Baker Eddy reflecting on progress as spiritual advancement.
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Mary Baker Eddy
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George Day
Cg&e Eastern
Swim Club
Orwo
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Ison
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Carla Bonomini
Hamersville
Edward Casagrade
Jerry Crumbacher
Leo Scheel
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