Batavia council seeks to improve resident communication
Batavia village council moves to install a bulletin board outside the municipal building to inform residents about activities and to explore partnering with Main Street Inc. for the project. The council voted to secure federal funds for community development, appoints time patrolman, swears in Lawrence Hilbert, hires Al Koller as village coordinator, and renames New Street to Kilgore Street. The May 8 D.A.V. meeting at Amelia will install officers with State Commander William Morelli and other dignitaries attending.
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Batavia
Edmund Parrot
Main Street Inc
Clermont County
Lawrence Hilbert
Reid Oliver
al Koller
Koller
Parrot
New St
Kilgore Street
D.A.V
Sentry Building and Loan
Amelia
William Morelli
William McGovern
J.D. Moore
Gladys Arsgman
D.A.V.A. al D.A.V
D.A.V.A
Trinity Church Rummage Sale Set for May 6
The ladies of Trinity Church will hold a rummage sale Saturday May 6 from 10 until noon in the church basement on 6th Street Bata via. Proceeds support church programs and community needs.
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Ladies of Trinity Church
6Th St
Batavia
Spring Musings and Local News from Neville
Neville notes celebrate spring blossoms and regional memories with anecdotes on the Augusta Ferry revival, train memories, and local visits. It cites community figures like Rick Crawford, Mae Badgely, and the Theatleman family, plus hospital and birth updates from Neville, Kentucky.
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Hanes
Mae Badgely
Jennifer Ann
Gosh
Debbie
Bill Higgins
Francis Thorpe
Felicity
Mildred Adams
Clermont County Hospital
Rick Crawford
Rick
Courier
Howard Cassell
Lloyd
Karen Beth Theatleman
Walter Cooper
Neville Penn Rd
Robert Theatleman
Neville
Donna Jennings
J.O. Jennings
Ralph Perry
Mary Brims
O.K. Corner
Browning Hospital
Oakwood Project in Milford Under Federal Review
The U S Department of Justice is reviewing the Oakwood Housing Project in Milford after a complaint by Ebcon Inc. owner Elmer Kremer about sewer tie in and annexation hurdles. Congressman Harsha urged a halt until review concludes. officials vow thorough, fact based action with notification to local authorities.
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United States Department of Justice
Brooklyn Avenue
Milford
Robert Cook
Justice Department
Elmer Kremer
Ebcon, Inc
Oakwood
Kremer
Cook
William
Harsha
Housing and Urban Development
Patricia Harris
Clermont County Commissioners
Miami Township
PWA Meeting Set by Clermont County Association
The Clermont County Professional Workers Association will hold its May meeting at the Cincinnati Gas and Electric Auditorium in Batavia on May 5 at noon. A welfare panel led by Wayne Oney Harlan Wolfe and Gayle Marshall will discuss funding goals and effectiveness in Clermont County. For more information contact Sr. Mary Louise Rogers at 734-2600.
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Clermont County Professional Workers Association
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Auditorium
Batavia
Welfare Department
Clermont County
Wayne Oney
Harlan Wolfe
Social Service Division
Gayle Marshall
Mary Louise Rogers
Upstagers to Present Spring Production at High School
The Goshen Upstagers will stage their spring production on May 1 and May 12 at the high school. Tickets are available at the door, and for more information contact the high school.
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Goshen
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Joe
Vicky Vaughn
Navy
Milford Shopping Center
Kentucky
Kathy Cunningham
Faye Rheems
Little Lisa
Norma Bowling
Yours
Frisch's
al Elig
Cincinnati
Augusta
Foster
Maysville
City of
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Mt. Orab
Mt. Crab
Jerry
U.S. 52
Higginsport
Dexter
Xter
Duane's Shoes
P.W.A
Ima
Action Station
Ohio Pike
Cherry Grove
Busken Bakery
Busken
Cherry Grove Plaza
Cincinnati Bell Phone Center
Bell
E. Fourth Street
S. Walnut Street
Harrison, Ohio
Girard Street
Florence
Cincinnati Bell
Northgate Mall
Court Street
Covington, Ky
N. Main Street
Williamstown
S. Second Street
Hamilton
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