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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1965

Page

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Schools Open Drive Carefully Sticker Campaign With Police

Wilhiamsville Cin cinnati Automobile Club manager Alph Hughes urges motorists to protect schoolchildren as doors reopen. He calls on drivers without children to heed school zones and crossings. Batavia police chief Ed Col onel and Mayor R. C. Jamieson braved rain to place the campaign sticker on a Batavia cruiser.

Alph Hughes Wilhiamsville The Cincinnati Automobile Club Batavia Ed Colonel R. C. Jamieson

Hearings Slated On Ohio Road Improvement Proposals

The Ohio Department of Highways schedules two public hearings on road projects at the State Highway Garage near Batavia. The 10 a.m. session covers SR 749 improvements in Pierce Township including bridge replacements from New Palestine eastward to Township Rd 403. The 2 p.m. session discusses SR 222 upgrades in Franklin Washington Monroe Tate and Bata via bridge replacements culvert work and grading and paving from near SR 282 north of Batavia to north of the Norfolk and Western Railroad tracks.

Ohio Department of High Batavia Pierce Township New Palestine Township Rd. 403 Franklin Norfolk and Western Railroad

Twelve Tax Levies and Bond Issues on Nov 2 Ballot

Taxpayers face twelve levies and two bond questions on the upcoming November 2 election in Clermont County. Bond issues seek 2.1 million for county hospital construction and 567 thousand for Loveland School District classrooms. Various township and village levies proposed for police and fire protection, current expenses, and school district needs. State questions include amending the school foundation program, sales tax changes, urban spoke authority, and eligibility for judges serving multiple counties.

Clermont County B Board of Elections Loveland Zlermont Grits Atte Miami Jackson Township Owensville Village Bethel Village Enn Felicity Union and Stonelick Franklin Township West Clermont Felicity- Franklin School Foundation Ohio

Bethel Village Sells Generators to Illinois City

Bethel Village sells two electrical generators to Freeburg Illinois for 37250 dollars. A 15000 dollar down payment has been received with another 15000 due on moving, and the final balance on installation. Sebastian Diesel Equipment Co. brokered the sale after the village stopped generating power and now buys wholesale from Cincinnati Gas & Electric. The council also adopted a new electricity rate schedule with moderate cuts and authorized A M Kinney Co to study converting the Grant Memorial Building heating from oil to gas.

A. M. Kinney Co Cincinnati Grant Memorial Building

Clermont County Food Stamp Plan Confirmed

Wayne Oney confirms federal food stamp plan extended to Clermont County to aid low income dieting. Officials will hold mass retailer meetings and banker sessions to implement the plan with an estimated 5000 residents eligible. Congressman William Harsha notes rapid action for a $155000 planning grant to advance sewerage and treatment works in multiple townships.

Wayne Oney Clermont County Oney Leonard C. Hunt Agricultural and Marketing Service U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Cincinnati William AH. Harsha Housing and the Home Finance Agency Miami Goshen Stonelick Pierce Harsha Hai ‘Het Arts

County eyes bridge relocation on State Rt. 222 in Clermont

Ohio Highway Director P E Masheter announced tentative plans to replace the Big Indian Creek bridge 3 miles northwest of Felicity. The 18 foot wide spans would widen to 36 feet with 20 foot approaches and five drainage structures improved. No bid date set and detours not required.

Clermont County Ohio P. E. Masheter Feliciy Big Indian Creek Masketer

Agent Elected To Estate Planners Council

Herbert L. Zoellner an agent for New York Life Insurance Company since 1953 was chosen as a member of the Greater Cincinnati Estate Planners Council. A World War II veteran he lives in Bethel with his wife and two sons.

Herbert L. Zoellner New York Life Insurance Company Greater Cincinnati Herb Bethel

Hopping Named County Education Supervisor

Clermont County Board of Education hires Paul L. Hopping, former Batavia School District head, to supervise secondary education with emphasis on English science and mathematics in high schools. He may be released from Felicity Franklin teaching duties once replaced. The board seeks a truancy specialist and considers a deputy sheriff role to boost attendance enforcement.

Paul L. Hopping Tavia Clermont County Board of Education Hopping Batavia Charles Simmons Felicity-Franklin Donald Watson

OSP Commander Promoted and Transferred to Berea

Sgt. Lou E. Cornthwaite, 39, commander of State Highway Patrol Post 31 in Cincinnati, promoted to first sergeant and reassigned to Ohio Turnpike duty at Berea. New Post 31 commander will be Sgt. R. R. Howater from Warren. Cornthwaite resides in Milford with wife and two children. He is a WWII veteran, Seven Mile native, and a SHP Academy graduate who has led Mt. Carmel post since 1958 and served on local police associations boards.

MT. Carmel Lou E. Cornthwaite State Cincinnati Berea R. R. Howater Warren Cornthwaite Goshen Pk Milford Seven Mile Butler County Seven Mile High School U. S. Air Corps State Highway Patrol Academy Troy Springfield Hamilton Board of

Bond Issue Approved By Northeastern District

Northeastern Clermont School district approves a $60 000 bond issue and a half mill tax levy by a 532 164 vote. State aid of $391 355 plus a $620 000 November bond and $69 000 from other resources enable a $1 060 355 building program. AMELIA The North Monroe Township Civic Association meets Sept 21 at 8 p m in the Amelia elementary school cafeteria with trustee candidates invited to outline platforms.

Clermont Northeastern Amelia North Monroe Township

Postal Employee Held For Theft at Batavia Post Office

Mrs. Florence Ward of Clepper Lane Glen Este a Batavia Post Office dispatcher was arrested Thursday charged with taking money from the mail. Postal inspector F E Driskill testified she opened envelopes removed money resealed them and mailed them on. Ward waived preliminary examination before U S Commissioner Henry Sheldon and was released on a $1000 bond.

Florence Ward Clepper Lane Glen Este Batavia F.E. Driskill

Police ask license revocation for man in fatal accident

Batavia police chief Edward H. Colonel seeks state revocation of Glenn B. Myers's license after he backed over his 2 year old son Spikeo Myers killing him in the driveway on Browntown Arnheim Road. Coroner John R. Donohoe notes the father is partially deaf and did not hear the boy. Myers testified of a six year brain tumor and his guardian brother limits driving to when he feels well. Mayor Jamieson ordered Colonel to inform the Driver's License Division that Myers is incompetent to drive.

Batavia Edward H. Colonel Glenn B. Myers Spikeo Myers Browntown- Arnheim Brown County John R. Donohoe Said Myers Myers Jamieson The Highway Patrol

County bids opened for PUB and truck and highway pickup

County engineer H Bush and Harlan Mace reviewed bids for public utilities and a pickup for the Highway Dept. Low bid was Johnny Parsons Ford Milford at 1772 with others from Harvey Motors Bethel 1679 AP Motors New Richmond 1811 and Anstaett Dodge Batavia 1833 but two bids failed to meet specs. Rush to study and recommend. Union Township sign installation approved at Galaxy Lane Fernell Heights. Byron Ross County Treasurer receives $100000 bond for second term. The bond amount was doubled.

H. Bush Harlan Mace Harvey Motors Bethel Johnny Parsons Ford Milford AP Motors New Richmond Anstaett Dodge Batavia Anstaett Dodge Johnny Parsons Byron Ross

Pay Raises Approved by Batavia Board of Education

At its Sept. 8 meeting the Batavia Board of Education approved an across the board salary increase of 200 dollars for each certified employee effective this month.

Batavia Board of Education

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