Waiting for 9.98 percent loan line at Society Bank
Waiting lines form as Ron Metzlef and Nadine Metzlef lead a 42 hour queue for first crack at a 9.98 percent mortgage loan at Society Bank in Amelia. Mike and Mary Eads also waited, with the Metzlef couple describing a camper at the site and difficulty sleeping on Ohio 126.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Metzlef
Nadine
Society Bank
Amelia
Mike
Mary Eads
Metz
Ohio
Mark Bowen
Snyder Relocates Residence Within Senate District
Sen. Cooper Snyder and Dorothy buy a home on Spring Hill Drive overlooking Rocky Fork Lake and plan to move soon. The Blanchester couple must reside in a district county after 1980 census redistricting to remain in the 14th District. Snyder believes the Rocky Fork location centers his constituency and eases service despite long travel times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Snyder
Dorothy
Spring Hill Drive
Rocky Fork Lake
Snyders
Blanchester
Richard Finan
Ohio
Senate
Snyder
Neighborhood Watch program joins Realtors and sheriff to curb crime
The Clermont County Women's Council of Realtors and the Clermont County Sheriff's Department push Neighborhood Watch to boost community crime prevention. Led by Jackie Hartley and Sheriff Harold C. Wilson, the program trains neighbors to report suspicious activity, emphasizes anonymity, and provides home security checklists and guidance on delaying entry. Contacts: Deputy Wilson 732-2231 or Hartley 528-6650.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Council of Realtors
Clermont County Board of Realtors
Clermont County Sheriff's Department
Jackie Hartley
Womens’ Council
Mure Harold C. Wilson
Sheriff's Department
Wilson
John van Camp
Hartley
PTA
Funds awarded for aid to jobless in Clermont County
Clermont County receives 73000 from federal Jobs Bill funds to expand emergency food and shelter programs run by local social service agencies. The grant, designated by a national board including United Way, will fund a collaboration of Red Cross Catholic Social Services Jewish Federation Salvation Army and county government to select recipient agencies. The funding is part of a 60 million appropriation by Congress to boost existing emergency food and shelter capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
United Appeal
United Way of America
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
United Appeal and Community Chest
Represen
American Red Cross
Catholic Social Services of
Southwest Ohio
The
Jewish Federation
Metropolitan Area Religious Coalition of
Cincinnati
Salvation Army
National Board
Congress
Indictments in Clermont County cover burglary theft and drugs
Two Covington men were indicted for aggravated burglary in the May 9 Amelia home burglary of J C Armacost. Also named are Michael Lykins and Warren Perry. Additional indictments include John Mullins for theft and aggravated burglary, Edward Burris for theft of food stamps, and Tony Raiser Paul Test Robert Carpenter among others for drug trafficking and related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Covington
J.C. Armacost
E. Main St
Amelia
Clermont County Grand Jury
Michael David Lykins
Forest Ave
Warren William Perry
Hazen St
eJohn Frank Mullins III
Edgecomb Dr
Milford
Edward Burris
Goshen Aia
Robert Michael Carpenter
William Ernest
21St North St
Rehabilitation project agreement signed by Clermont County commissioners
Clermont County commissioners signed a rehabilitation project agreement for the YWCA building at 55 S Fourth St Batavia with Architectural Team Associates to plan the work at a cost not to exceed 1950. Bids for the firehouse substation at Stonelick Township will be opened Thursday June 16. Grants come from the county planning commission using federal housing money from 1982. Heritage Building at 76 S Riverside Drive noted. Lucas Industries plans to sell a 1 million dollar item.
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Clermont County
Dennis C. Cronin
Architectural Team Associates
E. Fourth St
Cincinnati
YWCA
Fourth St
Batavia
Commis
T Men
Stonelick Township
County Planning Commission
S. Riverside Drive
Lucas Industries Inc
Troy
Mich
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USS Chemical
Haverhill
Eastgate
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