Methodist fellowship event in Owensville United Methodist Church
Owensville United Methodist hosts a Sunday gathering labeled fun fellow and food with games for children at 2 p.m. a pot luck dinner at 5 p.m. and a hymn sing at 6 30 p.m. followed by a Providence Seed Players special guest speaker at 7 p.m.
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Amelia church to hold first service at new Judd location
The Fellowship for Everyone invites all to its first service at 10 30 a m Sunday at the new Judd site off Amelia Olive Branch Road in Amelia The program is I Like the Sound of America The preacher is ex Everyone invited For information call 797 4791
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Judd
Amelia-Olive Branch Road
General's Restaurant Opens at U S Grant Vocational School
Bethel reports the senior chef and restaurant management class at U S Grant Joint Vocational School announces the opening of the General's restaurant. It will offer a selection of entrees and a full course menu as part of student training and service.
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Bethel
U.S. Grant Joint Vocational School
Woman's Club Batavia opens year with Sept meeting
The Woman's Club of Batavia sets its first meeting of the new club year for Thursday September 17 at 7 30 p m in the Community Room Marcia Reed and the Mustard Seed Players will present a pop show The club will host the ORD FALL Conference in Batavia in October For information call Penny Nichols at 7320770
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Mustard Seed Players
Call Penny Nichols
Salvation Army Batavia to Hold Rally Day Parade
The Salvation Army of Batavia will launch its fall program with a rally day beginning at 9 a.m. A parade will travel down Main Street with a band, finishing at North Riverside Drive. Lt. Thom Speakman serves as corps commanding officer.
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CPR Classes Benefit County Hospital Heart Association
A $3 tax deductible donation supports CPR training materials for the OAS and county hospital Heart Association program. The classes aim to broaden life saving skills and awareness in the community.
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Gospel Concert at Mt Carmel Church of Christ
A gospel concert is held at Mt Carmel Church of Christ on Mt Carmel Tabasco Road on Sunday September 20 at 7 p.m. Featured performers include the Christian Singers of Augusta Kentucky.
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Mt. Carmel Church of Christ
Tabasco Road
The
Christian Singers of
Augusta
Kentucky
Backcountry Trail Ride at East Fork Park
An overnight ride is planned for Oct 3-4 on the 40 mile East Fork back country trail led by the Mounted patrol for up to 25 riders. Bring your own horse hay or grain and a tent. Call East Fork State Park at 734 4323 for pre registration and details.
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East Fork
East Fork Park
East Fork State Park
Grand jury indicts Coyne for murder in Ohio shooting
Clermont County grand jury indicted Coyne on one murder count and two attempted murder counts tied to the Aug. 28 shooting at Coyne's Boot Hill Auto in Hamersville. Bond set at 125000 property and 20000 cash for murder, 10000 cash-property for each attempted murder. Survivors provided statements. judge noted possible juvenile action if laws were violated.
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Clermont County
Coyne
Phillip Osborne
Leslie Oberschlake
Tony Dotson
Hamersville
Ohio
Boot Hill
Louis Schwartz
Dennison
Batavia
John L Watson
Watson
Crosswell Dissents in 2-to-1 County Admin Pick
James Buckner, 25, Eden ton, was appointed Clermont County administrator last Thursday by a 2-to-1 vote of county commissioners. Buckner will start Oct. 12 with a $25,000 annual salary. Commissioner He criticized the process while Croswell claimed Buckner would have 100 percent support from him, noting the county had been without an administrator.
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Fran Schwiermann
James Buckner
Edenton
Clermont County
Buckner
Robert
Courier
Croswell
Willis
Clermont County quits OKI secession approved by board
Clermont County commissioners voted unanimously to resign from the Ohio Kentucky Indiana Council of Governments. The board said continued OKI participation no longer serves the county’s interests and that regional planning duties can be met by the Ohio Valley Regional Development Council based in Portsmouth. They approved payment of this year’s OKI dues of 25,975 dollars.
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OKI
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Council of Governments
Ohio Valley Regional Development Council
OVRDC
Portsmouth
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Council of Governee Enceticipation
Union Two voters angry at speeding and towing protest
Two groups of Union Township residents protested speeding along Burgoyne Road and towing cars from Cider Mill Drive. They urged immediate police action, warned of voting against the police levy renewal and reelection of trustees, and cited fires and safety risks for children living along the 0.6 mile stretch. Local resident Jeannie Wolf described difficulties in obtaining license numbers and speeds, while officials considered county coordination.
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Cable TV offers and union area hosts festival of homes
Amelia and New Richmond explore cable TV offers in Union Ohio and Pierce as Warner Amex touts a growing system. The festival runs to Sept 20 and showcases a receiver transmitter setup enabling expanded service, with Cablemaster and Warner networks noting signal protection and boost amplification along the line.
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New Richmond
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Pierce
Warner Amex
Festival of Homes
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Cablemaster
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