Union Township trustees discuss vandalism and zoning requests
At the October 9 meeting in Township Hall Union Township trustees reviewed vandalism at the Mt. Moriah Cemetery and agreed to close the two east gates and seek estimates for a new fence. They advised Subdivision on drainage aid and heard requests to rezone S R 32 property for a motel and to rezone Ohio Pike and Banks Road for an office building, with decisions postponed to October 23. They approved two way radios for police with a forthcoming grant and accepted a $15,000 revenue sharing check.
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Union Township
Geneea
Township Hall
Mt. Moriah Drive
Jan Staubach
Clermont Lane
Glen Este
All Saints Lutheran Church
Craig
Mt. Carmel
S.R. 32
Planning Commission
Henry Dozier
Ohio Pike
Withamsville
Banks Road
Dozier
Police Department
Handicapped NPF Elects Officers in Ohio Chapter Meeting
The Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Chapter of the National Paraplegia Foundation elected officers on Oct. 10 at Good Samaritan Hospital. Re-elected: Robert Meister president, Larry Johnson vice president, James Musch treasurer, Frank Honebrink II recording secretary. Tom Gronemeyer new corresponding secretary.
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Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana
National Paraplegia Foundation
NPF
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert Meister
Larry Johnson
James Musch
Frank Honebrink II
Tom Gronemeyer
Griffith
Emily Hess
Mary McKnight
Jo Tompkins
Zimmerman
William Auberger
Karen Gronemeyer
Vanetta Edwards
Frank Honebrink
Ken Rechtin
Hess
Court Sends Arsonist To Lucasville
William L. Dumford 20 of Bethel sentenced to 110 years at Southern Ohio Correctional Institute Lucasville by Judge Ralph A. Hill in Clermont County Criminal Court. He pled nolo contendere after withdrawing not guilty. An earlier 20 to 40 year sentence for sale of an hallucinogen runs consecutive after arson term.
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William L. Dumford
Bethel
Southern Ohio Correction Institute
Lucasville
Ralph A. Hill
Clermont County
Dumford
Nolo Contendre
Hill
Lorie’s
Edwards Discount Store
Midway Theatre
Printing Trade Dying But Not The Memories
Homer Wilson, 75, retired Batavia former mayor and longtime civic leader, is a master printer facing a dying trade. A 50 year member of the typographic union he awaits a commemorative diamond stick pin while recalling a life in letterpress from Tennessee to Cincinnati and Batavia.
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Homer Wilson
Homer
Batavia
Frank W. Weaver American Legion
Tennessee
U.S. Navy
Daisy
Portsmouth Times
Cincinnati
The
Clermont Sun
Family Bumquet’s Spook Tour Foreshadows Batavia Event
The article profiles Homer Bumquet a longtime Batavia official from mayor to publisher at the Courier. It notes his 1930s service including Justice of the Peace tenure and a seven year stint at the paper before retirement. It previews the Olive Branch United Methodist Church Hall Halloween Bumquet to be held October 27 with a Spook House tour and UNICEF trick or treat drive.
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The
Courier
Homer
Batavia Township
the Courier
Jpint
Olive Branch United Methodist Church
Batavia Fellowship of Churches
Drug Evidence Thrown Out In Batavia Raid
A Batavia police and Clermont County deputies raid at 125 S Riverside Drive yielded two pipes and an ashtray with marijuana residue. Sheila Hildebrandt, 19, faced charges of running a house where hallucinogens are used. defense sought suppression of evidence. Her case reached common pleas court before Judge Louis Schwartz.
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Batavia
Clermont County
S. Riverside Drive
Sheila Hildebrandt
Common Pleas Court
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