Certificates awarded to Clermont County law officers group
On September 23, Clermont County Sheriff Don Watson presented certificates to law enforcement officers who completed 16 or more hours of an advanced study course. The group includes Harolds Ayers and Kennedy and many deputies from Bethel, Moscow, Union, and New Richmond, with Bethel Mayor O H Sharp noted as the photographer. 40-year CG&E service milestones were reached by Jess F. Kelly of Goshen and Carl A. Shepherd of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Don Watson
Art Guard
Harold Ayers
Larry Smith
Batavia
Harold Kennedy
Robert Lipka
Robert Wilson
Bethel
Earl Moore
Thomas Thorpe
Union Two
Frank Roush
Moscow
Robert E. Jones
Charles Good
Jess F. Kelly
Hill Station Rd
Goshen
Carl A. Shepherd
Shayler Road
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Kelly
Shepherd
Electric Distribution Department
Cg&e
Fisher-Davis Duo Leads Trojans Over Little Miami
Glen Este defeated Little Miami as Ron Eads opened with a 30 yard run for the Panthers and Dennis Fisher led a passing attack. Fisher-Davis and Williamson produced multiple scores including a 65 yard pass to Williamson and a 42 yard run late. Fisher completed 7 of 8 passes for 241 yards and three TDs. Glen Este hosts Clermont Northeastern next Friday.
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Little Miami
Ron Eads
Glen Este
Morrow
Trojan
Dennis Fisher
Troy Davis
Eric Williamson
Fisher
Paydirt
Fisher-Davis
Clermont Northeastern
Tigers Triumph 12-8 Over Barons in Clermont League
Bethel Tigers beat Amelia Barons 12-8 to climb to second in the Clermont County League. Rudy Woodruff connected with Chuck O Neal for a 19 yard TD, Olen Harris scored on a third quarter run, and Barons answered with a Jim Shelton to Doug Lyons 33 yard pass. Goshen Warriors routed Williamsburg 34-0 as Russ Durham scored twice and Terry Dicton found Rick Prather for a 50 yard strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Tigers
Amelia Barons
Rudy Woodruff
Chuck O'Neal
Tigers
Olen Harris
Barons
Jim Shelton
Doug Lyons
Frank Klaus
Williamsburg
Goshen Warriors
Williamsburg Wildcats
Russ Durham
Bill Dillion
Durham
Ca Ae
Terry Dicton
Rick Prather
Wildcats
Warriors
Rockets Shine past Cardinals in homecoming victory
Clermont Northeastern defeats Felicity 48 22 led by Stanley Dennison seven defensive stops by Joe Bauer. Dennison with two touchdowns, Danner Zimmerman and Kress Jenkens Ross Louderback among scorers. Homecoming week featured parade floats attendants crowning and a dance in the gym.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Northeastern
Felicity
Stanley Dennison
Joe Bauer
Dennison
Rockets
Tom Danner
Gordon Zimmerman
Ed Kress
Steve Jenkens
Tom Ross
Jim Louderback
Cardinals
Northeastern Shines
Debbie Smith
Sharon Stahl
Pat King
Elaine Wagner
Northeastern
Judy Jones
Walter G. Knauff
Judy
Christmas decorations expand to W Main Street in Batavia
The Batavia Business Men's Association votes to spend 1000 dollars to extend holiday decorations to W Main Street. Bud Whitt will again lead the street decorating committee. Association President Tom Middendorf notes the group collected nearly 1000 dollars in a recent progressive street auction and plans similar sales in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Business Men’s Association
W. Main Street
Bud Whitt
Tom Middendorf
Ie Cme Ec
Cam el Rea
Amelia Tests Curfew and Waste Disposal Action
Mayor William D. Pommert announced Amelia council joined county efforts to urge a waste disposal solution, and passed a Saturday begging allowance with a 7 to 9 p.m. window. A village curfew for under 18 runs Oct 17 to Oct 31 with police oversight. Council also contracted Cincinnati Gas & Electric to install more street lights. Local church, Bethany Chapel, hosts Alfred P. Gibbs as guest Bible teacher with sermons and special youth meetings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
William D. Pommert
Mayors’ Association
Council
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
AFTON
Alfred P. Gibbs
Bethany Chapel
Gibbs
King’s Garden
Alexander Lane
Batavia
Route 32
Reader letter questions Supreme Court decisions impact on public officials
The Clermont Courier prints a reader letter by Carroll E. Maddux criticizing Supreme Court rulings on free speech and public office investigations. He warns that if officials cannot defend themselves against libel, honest candidates may avoid office, harming democracy. Mt. Pisgah Civic Club cooks ham and chicken supper Oct. 15. PTA invites participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Supreme Court
Court of Justice
Supreme Court
Mt. Pisgah
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Glenn Ankrom
Harry Shipp
New Richmond
Ohio
Sgt. Hovator
Dennis Beiser
Ed Alexander
Bernard Schoenhoeft
Monrow Two
Charles Karnes
Robert D. Lee
Newtown
Bilt Hatfield
Clarence Pennington
Paul Herrmann
Michael D. Clary
Chevrolet
Rober Combs
Clifton E. McChesney
John McMahan
Charles Talkie
Larry Sandlin
Homer Beach
Carl Heid
All of
Bethel Safety Unit
Adrian Shaw
Mt. Crab
Robert D. Hendershot
Jerry Tingle
Richard Carson
Russell Epcards
O.H. Sharp
Fisher - Davis
Trojans
Jim Miller
Burg Wildcats
Pleasant Country
Rancho Rankin
Main St
Sinclair
Lewis Distributing Co
W. Main St
Hartman
Clermont
Carroll E. Maddux
Hopper Hill Rd
Cinn
PTA
Pharmacists
Hindsweether Fine
Box Toiletrie
Nash
Batavia, O
Amelia, O
Ackermann’s
Mt. Carmel
Wolfer’s Pharmacy
Santen’s
Pharmacy
Williamsville
Russo
Laita
Mt. Carmel, O
Rogers
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