Memorial parade invites veterans to join Batavia event
Members of Weaver American Legion Post 237 assemble on Main Street at 10:30 a.m. for a parade starting at 11. Led by Batavia Legion and Veterans groups, the march stops at the bridge for services before proceeding to Batavia Cemetery. Organizers urge participation and ask to call 732-7280 to reserve a spot.
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Eae Ae van Genela
Weaver American Legion Post
Main Street
Batavia Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Tee Eeteisai Americas Veterane Chapter
Batavia Cemetery
Legion
Teenage drug abuse expert speaks at Mt Carmel meeting
Nationally known authority on teenage abuse appears as guest speaker at Clermont County Community Mental Health Center's ninth annual gathering at the Hearth Restaurant Mt Carmel on Wednesday June 10 at 7 30 p m. The speaker developed two rehabilitation programs for youth.
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MT. Carmel
Clermont County Community Mental Health Center
Hearth
East Fork Players Hold Pippin Auditions in June
Batavia group East Fork Players announces auditions for the musical Pippin. Sessions run June 6 from 9 a.m. to noon and June 7 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Clermont College. Singers perform one song. an accompanist is provided but talent may bring accompaniment. The cast requires eighteen performers who can sing and dance. Production opens in late August.
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Batavia
East Fork
Pippin
Clermont College
Legion Dance in Batavia Sets Night with Cherry Land Express
A Legion dance in Batavia on Old 32 runs from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring Cherry Land Express. All setups provided. admission is 10 dollars per couple.
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Batavia
Holy Spirit Conference at Amelia Fellowship for Everyone
The Interdenominational Spirit Conference at Amelia SR 132 features guest speakers Joe Kostelnik Bill Morris and Roger Webb. Events run May 28 7 30 p m May 29 7 30 p m May 30 2 00 p m to 7 30 p m May 31 9 30 a m to 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Amelia
the Fellowship For
SR 125
Joe Kostelnik
Bill Morris
Roger Webb
Bridal page schedule announced by Clermont papers
The Clermont Courier The Mill Advertiser and The Loveland Herald will publish a monthly bridal page on the last Wednesday of each month. Deadline noted as June 18 in the Juans ums to Thorac.
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Clermont IIi Inc
Clermont Courier
The
Mill Advertiser
Loveland Herald
Thorac
Residents oppose airport expansion despite needs
Clermont County Chamber pushes for airport use as a vital transport link while residents and the County of Commerce object to a larger, noisier expansion. Officials cite a $16.4 million plan with a $12 million federal share and $4.6 million local match, but doubts remain about regional impact and industrial fleet growth.
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Fran Schwiermann
Clermont County of Commerce
E.J. Parish
Auditor protests state tax increases
Auditor Rymer objects to a 34.3 percent tax increase plan that would raise Clermont County’s 50 000 parcels valued at 573 449 140 to 770 331 980 while the county market value stands at 2 200 948 370 He contends the state evaluation methods rely on flawed three year sales data and vows to seek a fair assessment in court hiring Allied Appraisal to review residential subdivisions as required by law evaluations occur every six years with a three year update
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Rymer
Clermont
Ohio Dept. of Tax Equalization
Allied Appraisal
County hurries for life squad funds
Clermont County life squad officials race to finalize a 128000 grant to fund an emergency dispatching system. Last minute technicalities delay delivery to Ohio Department, as 17 squads seek two way radio links with Clermont County Hospital and fire department connects. Sheriff notes a ten minute delay risk and a projected 12000 life squad runs annually by 1986.
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Fran Schwiermann
Clermont County Life 'S
Clermont County Hospital
van Camps
Ns An’ Pial
Bethel halfway house project awaits more data approval
Bethel board of zoning appeals gave no decision on a conditional use for a proposed halfway house for mentally ill persons at a May 19 meeting. Chairman Jerry White said further information would be sought at an evening session May 27 at Grant Memorial. Ged teeesee attended, with the majority opposed. The plan would restrict property use to the proposed purpose only. Dr Steven Katkin and Dr James Wassermann discussed funding from HUD and noted fears of mass patient exodus were unfounded. The home would be Clermont County's first, providing 24 hour supervisory staff for patients released from Longview State Hospital and Rollman Psychiatric Institute as they relearn community living.
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Fran Schwiermann
Bethel Board of Zoning Appeals
Jerry White
Grant Memorial
Ged Teeesee
Clermont
Longview State Hospital
Rollman Psychiatric Institute
Rhodes appoints Watson to fill unexpired Pleas Judge term
Governor James A. Rhodes last week named Batavia attorney John L. Watson to fill the unexpired term of Pleas Judge Ralph A. Hillmont in Clermont County. Watson, 57, chaired the Clermont Republican Party 1966–1980 and directed the county board of elections 1957–1980, has practiced law in Clermont 30 years. Hillmont’s term expires December 1982, and Watson will be sworn in Thursday May 28 at 3:30 p.m.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Batavia
John L. Watson
Pleas
Ralph A. Hi
Mont County
Republican Party
Watson
Clermont
Graduation edition sales notice
Special graduation edition through June at 30 cents per copy. For extra copies, call 732 1414.
Grand jury indicts three locals in robbery and escape cases
Jeff Moss reports J M Walsh III of Potter Farm Road Union Township faces three counts of aggravated robbery abduction and escape tied to a one hour incident in Union Township during which cash and a Jeanie card were taken from Mrs Tucker Walsh. Walsh allegedly tried to use the Jeanie card at Provident Bank on Beechmont Avenue. He was captured and, while processed at Batavia sheriff’s office, allegedly attempted to overpower the jailer and escape. Earle Wayne Mofford of Bethel is indicted for felonious assault and escape related to an alleged attempt to assault Tony Crawford Moscow and their mother Oliver. The brothers face escape charges for prior detention. Donald W Moore Jr of Bethel faces complicity to burglary charges in separate counts.
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Jeff Moss J M. Walsh III
Potter Farm Road
Union Township
Jeanie
Walsh
Provident Bank
Beechmont
Tucker Walsh
Batavia
Earle Wayne Mofford
Bethel
Mofford
Tony Crawford
Moscow
Ave Crawford Oliver
Donald W. Moore Jr
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