Clermont County Hearing on 1984 Service Block Grant Plan
The Clermont County Human Service Board scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 22 at 1 p.m. to gather ideas on a comprehensive plan for the proposed 1984 Community Service Block Grant. The session will be held in the human services wing of the new medical and social services building at 2291 Bauer Rd East Batavia Heights, with written comments accepted by mail.
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Clermont County Human Service Board
Human Services
Medical and Social Services
Bauer Rd
East Batavia Heights
Clermont veterinarians form regional veterinary association
Veterinarians from Clermont and nearby counties unite to form the Greater Clermont County Veterinary Association to aid the county animal shelter and humane society. Jerome Fix D.V.M. serves as first president, with about 25 vets joining, offering low cost neutering, free new-pet exams, and health consultations for shelter animals. Meetings set for the second Tuesday each month at the Holiday Inn Eastgate.
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Greater
Clermont County
Jerome Fix
D.V.M
Mt. Carmel
Holiday Inn Eastgate
Cleaning firms submit bids for Batavia courthouse complex
Bob Hanley county head building superintendent received 15 bids for janitorial services for the courthouse and other offices in Batavia. Seven firms bid on the courthouse contract with Christian's Contract Cleaning Service Amelia as apparent low bidder at 716 dollars per month, over 1000 dollars below the highest bid. Christian's also led eight bids for the medical and social services complex at 900 dollars monthly, about half the top quote.
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Bob Hanley
Batavia
Social Service
Christian
Amelia
Smith Named To Unexpired Term On Flood Board
County commissioners appointed Steve Smith of McGill Smith Engineers Amelia to an unexpired term on the Flood Damage Prevention Board. Smith replaces Rick Slate who moved out of state and will serve until May 7 1984.
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Steve Smith
McGill & Smith Engineers
Amelia
Smith
Rick Slate
Jerry R McBride
Flood Board
Batavia couple sues over Beechmont crash
Karen and Roger Hespelhorn of Batavia sue Earl Judson Wheeler III and son for 150000 alleging a Sept 15 1981 collision on Beechmont Avenue injured Karen who was five months pregnant and that Wheeler negligently entrusted the car to his son. The couple seeks 125000 for Karen and 25000 for Roger.
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Batavia
New Richmond
Beechmont Avenue
Karen
Roger Hespelhorn
Earl Judson Wheeler III
Alpine Terrace
E. Judson Wheeler
Roger
Wheelers
Early Amelia Industry Shaped Village Life And Notable Heritage
Amelia’s early industry employed most residents with factories once lining the town. A knitwear and a pants and clothes factory stood across from today’s Pill Box, while the original post office sat near Jenny Lind and Chapel. The Glen Mary Fish Farm began in 1913, becoming the nation’s largest regional goldfish producer, and the Pommert Gladiolus Farm produced 60 million bulbs yearly. Morgan’s Raid passed through on July 14, 1863, prompting local claims for reimbursement by three households. The Thomas-Fuller home at 119 W Main St housed McGill-Smith engineers, and Charles Kearns, born at 66 W Main St, later served as U.S. Representative and longtime attorney in Washington.
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Amelia
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Webby
Pennzoil Station
Jenny Lind and
Chapel
Hall's
Church Street
Hustons and Coffees
Roberts
Frank
Kroger
Amelia Self Service
Krogers
Hamlet
Amelia Iga
Glen Mary
United States
Pommert
Ohio 125
Main Street
Nurse Funeral Home
Pommerts
Calvary
John Hunt Morgan
Morgan
C.B. Cleveland
Stephen Judd
Asa Smith
Thomas
Kearns
Washington D.C
Wilson
Spotlight tory dining and historic homes in Clermont County
The Spotlight tory housed oyster dinners and hosted part of a Farmer's Institute week for area farmers. Built in the 1850s by the Knights of Pythias, it ties to local history including Nellie Maddox, Clermont County's late justice of the peace, who lived at the northeast corner of Hopkins Avenue and Main Street until her death in 1967. The Elijah G. Penn home on Main Street became Apple Hill apartments and was a hub for notable visits by Nicholas Longworth and his wife Alice. Penn, a chief builder of the Ohio Turnpike in 1831, saw his family linked to Lena Penn who married Charles G. Kearns.
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Tory
Farmer's Institute
Knights of Pythias
Nellie Mattox
Clermont County
Maddox
Hoptkins
Apple Hill
Main Street
Penn
Ohio Turnpike
Lena
Charles G. Kearns
United States
House of Representatives
Nicholas Longworth
Kearns
Congress
Longworth
Alice
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Insurance Company of North America
Fabri Quilt Inc
Kansas City
Fabri Quilt
O'Bannon Creek
Ohio 48
Loveland
Noggins
Beechmont
Ryia Schuster
Af Glemby International
Ryia
Witerri
Tony
Cindy
MacDonald
Ardan
Texas Instruments
Sheaffer Calligraphy Kit
Cincinnati Grove
Redeem God
Norelco
Evendale Reading Road
Glendale-Milford Road
MacDonald Sales Centers
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