Batavians Hear Facts On School
Batavia parents packed the first PTA meeting with 165 attendees as Paul Hopping and Charles Tilbury outlined overcrowding, funding needs, and feasibility of consolidation. They urged community support to hire teachers locally and move toward a new high school after enrollment reaches 240.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hodges
PTA
Paul Hopping
Batavia Schools
Charles Tilbury
Board of Education
Tilbury
Local business notes highlight openings and deals around Clermont County
Around the County by Charles Hice surveys recent openings in Clermont County. Kincaid's Firestone Store offers free tire mounting at 465 Batavia Pike. Uncle Bill's Food Market opens near Clough Pike Tabasco Road. Community Bulletin Board at IGA in DAY HEIGHTS features ads and a lost baby bootie. Other items include WSCS Hat Enanny at Anderson Methodist, Twin Mills Restaurant Route 125, Bud Determan coffee and donuts, Johnny Parsons Ford opens in Milford, and Anderson Hills Roofing with "Above All" sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt, Carmel
Kincaid
Firestone
Clayton Kincaid
Batavia Pike
Clough Pike- Tabasco
Uncle Bill
Bill Vinage
Tabasco Road
Clough
Day Heights
Community Bulletin Board
IGA
Twin Mills
Forestville
Batavia
Milford
Johnny Parsons Ford, Inc
Milford Motors
Ford
Johnny Parsons
Anderson Hills
New Stop Sign Installed at Laurel and Mill in Milford
Milford authorities report a bright red stop sign at the Laurel and Mill intersection to slow traffic. Police Chief Earl Konrad notes the sign follows safety committee study after complaints about speeding near Milford South School and crossings at Garfield. Crosswalk painting planned on Garfield side.
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Laurel and Mill
Milford
A_ bright
Mill St
Garfield Ave
Laurel Ave
Mill
Garfield
Bi Apple
Clertomac
Lila Ave
U.S. 50
Earl Konrad
Laurel
Milford South School
Konrad
Cleveland Ave
Life Squad
John Long
Mill and Laurel
Bill Molitor
Albee Homes Wins Goodman Invitational Softball Tourney
Albee Homes won the Goodman Invitational Softball Tournament at Riverside Park last weekend by beating Uptown Bar 4-3. Albee pitcher Al Rinehardt earned the tournament MVP trophy. The Milford AC team, featuring players from Jones Beach Labor Day win, performed well but fell to Sweeney's Auto 1-0, while Carlisle Construction were eliminated by Uptown 5-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Albee
Riverside Park
Uptown Bar
al Rinehardt
Jones Beach
New York
Milford AC Boys
Sweeny
Auto
M-A-C
Ralph Vilardo
Carlisle Construction
Sweeney
Uptown
Milford Police Chief Thanks Residents For Help
Milford Police Chief Earl Konrad thanks residents for notifying when away from home. He notes advance notice allows officers to check premises, reducing burglary risk. He reports no burglaries of empty houses since the program began and urges continued calls for overnight absences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Earl Konrad
Hheff
Milford Plans Bond Sales For Fire Truck And Sewer
Milford votes to issue 35000 bonds for a fire truck and 30300 bonds for Lila Ave sewer construction. Fire truck cost came in at 29919 with an Oct 15 award date. Sewer bonds pay 4 percent and mature in five years funded by property assessments.
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Jo Kemp Milford
Lila Ave
Lewis Wiggins
Standon Ave
Civil Defense
Harry Hodges
Wiggins
American Legion Post
Council
Robert A. Rinckhoff
Life Squad
Bill Witt
Milford Life Squad, Inc
Fall Library Bookmobile Schedule Named for Students
Fall at the library brings book returns and study time as bookmobiles run a fall and winter route. The schedule lists Adult and School Bookmobiles visiting towns and schools from Sept. 23 to Sept. 27 with times and locations for each stop.
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Perintown
Stonelick
Monterey
Eat
Newtonsville
Chile
Neville
Moscow
Mt. Pisgah
Bethel
Bantam
Condore Lindale
Mt. Holly
Union Chapel
Williamsburg
Rest Home
Merwin
Ten Mile
Meier’s
Will-o-ee
Lang
Locust Corner
Dieckman
Pleasant Hill PTA Fair Opens With Pet Parade
Pleasant Hill Elementary PTA plans a Sept. 28 gala fair on Cromley Drive school grounds. The event opens with a 2 p.m. pet parade with prizes, plus food booths, a Crazy Five German Band, and square dancing with Jack Lemon at 7 p.m. Fire safety contest announced by Milford volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Pleasant Hitl
Pleasant Hill
Cromley Drive
Crazy Five
Milford High School
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The
Clermont Courier
Post
Ohio
Congress
Spirit of Ge Times
Chronicle of the Times
Clermont Publishing Company
West Main St
Masao
Raitor
Ager
Oyeeatveeetatt
Ohio Press Club
Ane Editorial Association
William Lanmayn
Victor Cribbet
Charles Himes
Robert Fitzpatrick
John Bush
Harry Rolph
John Dixon
Carman Trotta
Elmer Ziegenhardt
Carl Fisher
Glen Beck
LeRoy Brunner
Clarence Hodges
Victor Cribbett
Jerald Fortney
Willard Kalchek
Robert Hackmeister
Joseph Brunner
Glen Hol‘man
Robert Rice
William Woods
Kenneth Anstaett
James Mullen
Charles Hice
Clermont County
Clermont
WSCS
Anderson Methodist Church
Albee Homes
Goodman
Choctaw Lane
Village
Borden Company
Marcelle Cosmetics
Marcelle Sensitive Skin
Marcells
Main
Hugh
Buyer Sales, Inc
Beechmont
Dick Brower
Columbus
Seagraves
Terrace Park
Miami East
Miamiville
Clermont Lumber Company
Polk St
Polk
St. Columban
Loveland Elementary
Felicity
New Richmond Elementary
St. Peter’s
New Richmond High
Jack Lemon
Local Fire Dept
Milford Volunteer Fire Department
Great Smoky Mountains
Spetanteiae
Sos
Seriado
Mgr
P.O
Fontane Village
N.C
First National Bank Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
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