Conservation Air Tour Planned in Clermont County
The Air Tour Committee of the Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District schedules two 45 mile tours on Sept 10 with rain date Sept 17. Flights from 9 am to 5 pm loop between Williamsburg and Half Acre Road with points of interest including farms lakes dams golf courses and urban sites. Tickets at the airport. programs show routes and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Soil & Water Conservation District
Williamsburg
Half Acre Road
Paul Calebaugh
South Tour
Bert Matthis
Cabin Run Lakes
Woodrow Melson
Ross Herbert
Ronald Tobler
Arthur Brown
Waterway
Roland Corbin
Roger Fottenbury
Elmer Volmer
Goshen School Plans Levies Renewal And Rotary Leaders
Dr. Jerry F. Stara elected president of Batavia Rotary Club with Kirk K. Hamilton as vice president and Charles A. Shaffer as secretary-treasurer. Goshen School District seeks two levies totaling 20.40 per thousand for five years, with no additional taxes if approved, funding district operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Stara
Goshen
Batavia Rotary Renewal of Levies
Jerry F.stara
Union Township
Batavia Rotary Club
Kirk K. Hamilton
Main St
Batavia
Charles A. Shaffer
Wood St
New Deputy Edward H. Alexander Joins Sheriff’s Office
Edward H. Alexander, 51, begins as deputy on Sheriff Don Watson’s staff effective today September 1. He resigns as Mt. Crab Police Chief after sixteen months to take the Clermont County post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Alexander
Don Watson
Mt. Crab
Clermont County
Hearing Today On Gun Charges In County Court
James H. Burchfield 39 of 1721 Parker Rd Hoshen faces a 4 p.m. hearing for discharging a gun at juveniles and over a public road. Deputy Karnes arrested him after a report of a shot that hit a house window near his home on Aug 22. Four youths told the deputy the shots were aimed at them. He posted 150 bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Burchfield
Parker Rd
Hoshen
Burchfield
Charles Karnes
Clermont County Food Stamp Plan Expands Participation
About 100 stores join the federal food stamp program in Clermont County with an average of 652 families served monthly over eight months. The plan draws 2601 individuals monthly, with $375,550 in food stamps issued through banks under a renewed contract. Harold Krempien notes the program upgrades diets for low income families and accepts applicants at the County Service Center on State Rt. 222 north of Batavia.
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Clermont County
County Service Center
State Rt
Batavia
Argument Filed In Plant Dispute Over Sewage Discharge
The Court of Appeals hears a case over effluent discharge from Clermont County's Longfield Acres plant in Miami Township. Nichols Speidel & Nichols represents William White and Helen Herrle as neighbors challenge county actions and annexation timing affecting Bethel. The filing argues property rights outweigh anticipated public benefit amid a one square mile area under consideration for annexation.
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Court of Appeals
Clermont County
Longfield Acres
Miami Township
Batavia Law Firm
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
William White
Helen Herrle
Ohio
Pierce Township Buys Road Machinery
Locust Corner Pierce Township trustees Archer Knause Mrs Martha Nord and Harley Clark bought new road maintenance equipment including a power broom distributor and patching kettle vibrating roller snow blade and two snow plows. A new truck from Anstaett Dodge Batavia is on order awaiting bed mounting.
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Locust Corner - Pierce
Archer Knause
Martha Nord
Harley Clark
Anstaett Dodge
Batavia
Deadline Announced For Sept 8 Issue
The newspaper sets a Saturday noon deadline for news copy because of the Labor Day holiday on Monday.
Democrats To Meet In New Richmond School Cafeteria
The Ohio Township Democratic Club will meet on September 1 at 8 p.m in the New Richmond school cafeteria on Market Street. Members are urged to attend and bring a friend.
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New Richmond
Ohio Township
Democratic Club
New Richmond School
Market St
Well Child Clinic staffers named to new county roster
County Commissioners named six new staffers for the Well Child Clinic at the County Service Center on S. R. 222 north of Batavia. Dr. Martin Saidleman recommended the appointments including two registered nurses, a practical nurse, a part time social worker, an ENT specialist and a secretary with hourly wages.
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County Service
S. R. 222
Batavia
Martin Saidleman
Pat Owens
Rt. 1
Robert Trotta
Amelia
Olive Branch Rd
Mary Ann Joslin
Milford
Carol Speidel
North St
Richard Fleming
Anita Chaffin
N. Riverside
Baby Falls From Car In Mt Libertyville Curve Tragedy
A 2 year old, Everett Bryant, fell from his mother's car on Rt 125 near Dead Man's Curve and was struck by a wheel from Vaughn Faber's westbound car. Bryant died. his body taken to Kennedy Stevens Funeral Home for transfer to Charleston. In a separate incident Danny Wehby, 15, was injured when his go cart collided with a southbound car on Jenny Lind Rd near Amelia. Reed cited for drunken driving.
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Mt, Holly
Rt. 125
Everett Bryant
Vaughn Faber
Libertyville
Delores Bryant
Marmet
W. Va
Faber
Kennedy- Stevens
Bethel
Charleston
Danny Wehby
Tweed Rd
Jenny Lind
Amelia
William Reed
Lyons Rd
Bmop Life Squad
State Highway Patrol
Reed
Cigarette Tax Collections Dip
State Treasurer John D. Herbert reports week ending August 20 tobacco receipts down 6.8 percent from the previous year. Year to date totals fall 0.29 percent, with current fiscal year receipts at 9,952,758.91 dollars, 26,104.19 below last year. Last week’s collections were 1,332,294.99 dollars, 97,793.97 under the 1,430,088.96 figure from the comparable week a year ago.
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John D. Herbert
Ohio
Herbert
Day Heights Drug Store Burglarized
Day Heights Drug Store owner Charles Mueller reported $59 stolen from a cash register after a break in early Thursday. Entry was gained by breaking a plate glass window with a concrete block. deputies recorded the burglary after a 1 32 a.m. check and discovered the loss when the store opened at 9 a.m.
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Day Heights
Charles Mueller
Vera Cruz Pike
Donald Watson
Clermont County Commissioners suspend four welfare staff
Four Welfare Department employees in Clermont County were suspended without pay for alleged inadequate supervision. The action targets Wayne Oney, Rachel Franke, John Richert and Ruth Winters with dates in September. The commission cited ongoing interviews with 22 department workers and promised new rules and closer oversight.
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Welfare Department
Clermont County
Wayne Oney
Rachel Franke
John Richert
Ruth Winters
Stanley Cann
Ralph Houser
Arthur Blake
A. Jones
Sheriff Plans Police School in Batavia
Sheriff Donald Watson announced an advanced course for active officers to address new U S Supreme Court rulings on evidence. Sessions run Sept 6 to Sept 23 at 7 30 p m in the County Office Building Batavia with instructors from the sheriff prosecutor county judge and FBI on topics from offense reports to defensive tactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Watson
U. S. Supreme Court
Main St
Batavia
Robert A. Jones
John D. Erhardt
Sheriff's Office
A. A. Griber
Federal Bureau of Investigation
West Clermont District to Seek New and Renewal Levies
The West Clermont Board of Education approved a ballot request for a new tax levy of 4.50 per 1000 property value and a renewal at 3.50 per 1000, each for five years. A detailed district need analysis was reviewed, and plans include inspecting 10 buses in Lima to supplement 50 buses for this year. The board also announced superintendent candidates, hired six teachers, and accepted one resignation.
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Ami
LIA
West Clermont
Floyd Weaver
Lowell Gingrich
Eugene Philhower
Lima
Gingrich
Dayton
Clermont County Receives 132425 From Intangible Tax Distribution
State Auditor Roger Cloud announced Clermont County will receive 132425 in the current distribution of intangible tax revenue. The tax is collected from financial institutions and securities dealers and redistributed to local communities via the county auditor.
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Clermont County
Roger Cloud
Burglary at Batavia License Office Stolen Documents
Thieves looted the license office of Mrs. Frances Gallagher in the Crager Clermont Tire and Supply Co. building on Market Street Batavia. They took an adding machine 33 auto tag sets 20 checks 89 operator licenses 129 operator licenses 77 temporary permits and other cards. James Camp neighbor saw two men loading tires and the adding machine into a car and fled after alarm. The break in occurred by window entry then door forced. Police investigated the scene with Batavia and State officers.
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Frances Gallagher
Creager Clermont ‘Tire & Supply Co
Market St
Batavia
James Camp
Pastor Quizzed In Libel Suit In Clermont County Court
Rev. D G Lach of Mt Moriah Community Methodist Church Williamsville was deposed in a $100000 libel suit filed by Martha Nord Pierce Township Trustee against Vera McMillan and Arnold Nichols. Lach admitted delivering the political ad to the Ohio Piker but declined most questions on counsel advice. Attorneys Taft Ginocchio and Weber accompanied him.
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Chris Rosenhoffer
D.G. Lach
Mt. Moriah Community
Martha Nord
Pierce Township
Vera McMillan
Wilhiamsville
Arnold Nichols
The
Ohio Piker
McMillan
Lach
Harold Nichols
Dora DeTellum
Charles P. Taft
Louis Ginocchio
Paul Weber
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Stahl
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Nike Base
Stillmeadow Country Club
Stonelick Lake
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Cincinnati
Ladies of the Bloom Rose Church
Loveland
EdenTon
Newtonsvill
Fisher Airport
Clyde F
Tom
Calvin S. Lewis
Harry F. Shively
Meadow Ridge Drive
West Clement
Alexander
Winchester
Adams County
Eugene Fulton
Harold Krempien
U.S. Dept. of Articulture
Pierce Two
Well Child Clinic
Day Heights Drug Store
Milal TI aKie
Herbert L. Zoellner
Concord Road
New York Life Insurance Company
New York Life
Leland J. Lyons
George E. O’connor
Middle Atlantic
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Ohio Valley
Asheville
N. C
Delaware
Maryland
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Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Charles Good
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