Fire at Amelia Self Service closes market on Main Street
Fire at the Amelia Self Service at 29 Main St. Amelia last Thursday forced closure. Owner Lester Hausman left at 6 35 p m and learned at 7 p m that the building was on fire. Firemen confined the blaze to the rear meat department. merchandise suffered heavy smoke and heat damage. Cleanup will start soon and shelves will be restocked after repairs.
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Amelia Self Service
Main St
Amelia
Lester Hausman
BMOP
Hausman
Main Street
Bid Opening Set On SR 48 Bridges
Ohio Department of Highways will open bids in Goshen Township Clermont County for 1.4 miles of bridges replacement with conduit. Traffic rerouted via Paxton Road Guinea Pike and SR 28. Estimated cost 110000 dollars and completion by September 30.
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Ohio Department of Highways
Goshen
Clermont County
Paxton Rd
Guinea Pike
Oldest Planners Step Down in Clermont County
Ed Miller, the commission's only charter member since May 1957, and Pete Hecktor, in place since May 1961, resign from the Clermont County Planning Commission. Both say they have served long enough and agree the planning era has progressed significantly.
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Clermont County Planning Commission
Ed Miller
Commission
Pete Hecktor
Planning commission terms end as May 6 in Clermont County
Miller and Heckter announce departure from the Clermont County planning commission with terms ending May 6. They note past achievements including subdivision regulations adopted in 1960 and the corridor work for the Circle Freeway saving state money. Advisors Sam Maham and others may assist if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
Miller
Commission
Sam Maham
Heckter
Clermont County
Miler
Clermont
Murder Hearing Continued and Cruelty Conviction Reported
A murder hearing in Clermont County was postponed to May after Judge Lawrence Carlier granted a defense request for a continuance. Mrs. Etta M. Shoop, 67, of Edenton, received a 90 day sentence at the Cincinnati Workhouse for alleged cruelty to animals involving horses and ponies on a Batavia area farm. Detective notes describe 60 animals on site with 22 surviving when investigated. Frank Meisman faces a jury trial May 21 for cruelty to animals amid reports of twelve dead cattle on his Lindale-Laurel Rd. farm.
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Clermont County
Lawrence Carlier
Carter
New Richmond
Cartier
Cincinnati
Etta M. Shoop
Edenton
Clermont County Humane Society
Donna Carmien
Humane Society
Frank Meisman
Lindal
Society
Lindale-Laurel Rd
Humane
Walter
Fairfax
David L. Planitz
Ronald A. Goetz
Morton St
Planitz
Cherry Grove
Goetz
Hamilton County
Police Chief Cleared In Assault Case
Batavia Police Chief Ward was cleared of an assault and battery charge in county court. The case stemmed from an officer removing a hand from a coat pocket during a disputed stop. The trial against Hackman for assault and interfering with a police officer is set for Aug. 11.
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Jim Gregg
Batavia
Clermont County Juvenile Court
N.C. Ward
N.C
Hackman
Ward
Larry Scheff
Gene Sparks
Allen Burreson
Charles Tilbury
Bexly
Petitions Filed Early For Township Posts In Ohio
Early petitions list candidates for township offices. Named officials include Thomas Evans clerk Goshen and Gertrude Cribbet clerk Williamsburg, with trustees such as Robert Sontag Monroe and Larry McClanahan Monroe. Others listed are Frank J. Paff Stonelick and Russell G. Smith Jackson. Clarence E. Lytle Batavia. Joseph Wernicke Wayne. James Anderson Tate.
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Thomas Evans
Goshen
Robert Sontag
Miami
Gertrude Cribbet
Williamsburg
Larry McClanahan
Monroe
Frank J. Paff
Stonelick
Russell G. Smith
Jackson
Clarence E. Lytle
Batavia
Joseph Wernicke
Wayne
James Anderson
Tate
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Dugan & Meyers Co
Amelia-Batavia
Little Miami River
Cann Ford Agency
Little Miami
Eloise Ellis
William Braselton
Ralph Windle
Peter Hecktor
James Miller
al Haley
Ancien Led
Elifeaigie Pr
Loveland
Jackson Township
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