Legal Notice of Sheriff Sale in Clermont County Ohio
Albert Hines as treasurer files notice of sale of real estate at 561 Dry Run Rd Milford Ohio. Property described as 1377 acres with legal encumbrances from 1947 deed, conveyed by Joe Bradley and Birdie Bradly, minimum bid two thirds of 35000, 10 percent down day of sale, balance on deed delivery. Sheriff John Van Camp and Attorney George Pattison. Sale date November 27, 1979 at 1:00 PM.
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Albert Hines
Milford C. Chit
Dry Run Road
Joe Bradley
Birdie Bradly
Clermont County
Ohio
Dry Run Rd
Milford
John van Camp
George Pattison
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction to be held November 13 1979 at 1 PM at the court house Batavia Ohio for a 3.06 acre parcel in Williamsburg Township Military Survey 2810 described by metes and bounds with a price of 75000.00. notice also includes appointment of fiduciary and bids for waste collection in New Richmond with specifications and required bonds and insurance.
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James M. Hamilton
Alan S. Stigers
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont
Williamsburg
State of
James Hamna
James
Board of Public Affairs
Willow St
New Richmond
Clermont County
State of Ohio Department of Health
Clermont County Board of Health
Valentine Ber
Charles Winemiller
Shirley Bailey
Ohio Soil and Water Conservation District Election Notice
Ohio Soil and Water Conservation District in Clermont County holds election at U S Grant Vocational School Bethel Ohio November 8 1979 at 7 00 pm Two supervisors to be elected Nominees include Donald G Andrews William E Koeppe Thomas J Wolfer Robert A Yeager Ballot either at annual meeting or in person at 4449 State Route 132 Batavia Ohio 8 am to 4 pm Absentee ballots available at district office
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Ohio Soil and Water
Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
U.S. Grant Vocational School
Bethel
Ohio
Donald G. Andrews
William E. Koeppe
Thomas J. Wolfer
Robert A. Yeager
Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District
Batavia
Clermont S.W.C.D
Ohio voters weigh refundable bottle and can deposit plan
Proponents urge a citizen initiated law to require a ten cent deposit on all beer and soft drink containers to fund refunds, curb litter, and promote recycling with cash returns. Opponents warn forced deposits raise costs, slow retail, and increase gas use and storage issues for distributors and stores.
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Ohio
Cone CO
Let People You Are Call Your Ad
An ad plea urges readers to place classified notices by calling 831 4322 to publish their messages. The message emphasizes quick contact and public exposure through newspaper advertising.
Ohio Law Text Shows Proposed Changes to Forced Deposits
Explanatory note outlines additions to Ohio Law in capital letters and removals in sections 913.99 and 4301.99. It explains which words would stay and which would be deleted, detailing how the proposed law would alter existing statutes.
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Ohio
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