Mailbag on General Corbin and Corbin kin in Cement County
A reader shares Genealogy notes from a National Daughters of the American Revolution collection in Muddy River Brookline Mass and Woodstock Conn. It traces Shadrach Corbin born 1816 and his wife Mary Ann Clark born 1822 and married 1840, plus Henry C Corbin’s great grandfather buried in Laurel Cemetery Monroe Township. Wills at Batavia Probate Court and ties to Magdalena Corbin and Lyon of Lyons Virginia emerge as the author pursues mid 1700s connections.
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Shadrach Corbin
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Laurel Cemetery
Monroe Township
John Corbin
React Thanks Support During Growth
React Inc thanks supporters for backing growth and invites continued engagement. The company expresses gratitude and offers to be available for assistance or collaboration.
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REACT
Library News Recaps a Summer of Monster Club Fun
The 1981 library summer drew big crowds as the Mythical Magical Mystical Monsters Reading Club drew over 3 500 children who read about 14 000 books. The Kidsmobile visited many sites with Jerry Oaks and Brenda Reis hosting. events by Sir Prise the Magician the College Football Hall of Fame SPCA Gordy Coleman Bill Yunker and local fire and police entertained nearly 30 children.
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Jerry Oaks
Brenda Reis
Sir Prise the Magician
College Football Hall of Fame
SPCA
Gordy Coleman
Bill Yunker
Batavia Main
Petunia Plucker Front Page Tale From 1960 Clermont Courier
The Clermont Courier’s July 7 1960 front page features a headline about a Petunia Plucker, a historic brick home moved back and a police pursuit in Batavia led by Police Chief Ed Colonel though no earth shaking event occurred.
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Petunia Plucker
Petuniaa Plucker
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Ed Colonel
Tuned to God and the price of salvation in Batavia
A fragmented recollection ties spiritual messages to a Batavia setting. It references tuning to God’s frequency from biblical verses, warns of the second death, and mentions local scenes on Batavia’s Main Street including a deli’s flowers and parking changes near Jolly Sam's Dairy Car, with notes of Roy master of the national Grange at Owensville's fair.
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Christ
Batavia
Jolly Sam
Kyle Moyer
Local awards and honors reported at Ohio nutrition event
Sinnati Society of CPAs, Batavia Rotary Club and Ohio Citizens Council District announce winners. Patty Neal of Bethel took Outstanding Day honors at the Do Your Thing with Food contest on 28 at the Ohio State Fair. Chris Henry of Loveland earned a trophy. Kim Keiser of Loveland won an ee ee award in Dress-up of the H. William A. Hames, Bank One Milford vice president, received a diploma at the 37th Herbert V. branch system commencement. he joined Bank One as Loveland manager in 1972. Anne Charles, Homemakers President Extension, appears in the report.
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Patty Neal
Bethel
Ohio State
William A. Hames
Bank One
Milford
Herbert V
Bank
Loveland
Energy Fair at Chatfield College opens weekend
This weekend energy fair at Chatfield College runs three days starting Friday September 18 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday September 19 hours are 9 30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday closes at 6 p.m. The event aims to raise awareness among energy consumers about methods to reduce energy use and costs.
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Chatfield College
O'Brien commended for voting record in Ohio House
Ohio House Republican Leader Corwin M Nixon praised Representative O'Brien for a 99.8 percent attendance rate in the six month session, noting he attended 442 of 443 votes. Nixon cited O'Brien as a dedicated public official and veteran legislator balancing duties in Columbus. He led HB 609 on township drug sale regulation and HB 259 on liability insurance for township park commissioners.
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Corwin M. Nixon
Raanemeine O'Brien
Representative O’brien
O'Brien
Nixon
Columbus
O’brien
Clermont County Hospital Receives CCCO Grant for Cancer Feasibility Study
Clermont County Hospital is awarded 4062 dollars by the Cancer Control Consortium of Ohio to fund a feasibility study of cancer services. Lane serves as chief pathologist at CCH and as associate professor overseeing information needs and resources for the project.
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Clermont County Hospital
Cancer Control Consortium of Ohio
CCCO
Lane
CCH
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