Clermont Album Contest Identifies Clermont County Figure
The Clermont Album contest awards a cash prize for the quickest correct identification of Col William Roudebush from the Clermont County area. Six readers are noted for correct identifications including Dorothy Roudebush Mosbacker and Mrs. Oliver Innis. The prize includes $2 and a copy of the Clermont County Historical Sketch.
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Carl~Anstead
Newtons‘ville
William Roudebush
Dorothy Roudebush Mosbacker
Batavia
Oliver Innis
Monterey
Laura Front
Bethel
Maude Sperry
Alice E. Snider
Owensville
Clermont
Clermont County
Revolutionary Boston sewing machine patent sparks advances
A Boston inventor patents a versatile sewing machine for fabric leather and various seams, operable by treadle hand or power, promising a sewing revolution. The Cincinnati Times reports a house with fifteen to twenty able beggars earning five to ten dollars daily by faking infirmities.
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Boston
Cincinnati Times
Gold discovery on farm near Remington and local real estate deal
A laborer reports gold in soil near Remington on the Little Miami in Clermont County with a pan sediment assaying 25 cents. Farms in Afton and East Fork Valley probe the land for payable amounts, but none has paid back labor costs. Paul Rapp buys the Alex Maham farm near Tunnel Mills in East Fork Bottoms for 6500 dollars with improvements.
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Remington
Little Miami
Clermont County
Afton
East Fork Valley
Paul Rapp
Alex Maham
Tunnel Mills
East Fork Bottoms
Wasteful spending and ethics questions hit Washington
This Week In Washington reports on a House Subcommittee grilling over Detroit defense spending including gifts and entertainment for employees at a tank arsenal. It notes an ex convict turned 5 percent on tank and auto contracts and sub contracting to outsiders. It calls for accountability and mentions a relieved brigadier general. The column also debates bipartisan foreign policy post cease fire and warns civilian defense remains uneven and vital amid Korea.
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House
Uncle Sam
Detroit, Michigan
Detroit
Defense Department
Korea
United Nations
Mr. Atlee
Churchill
Churchences
Utica
New York
Air Defense Command
Pearl Harbor
Clermont County GOP slate ahead of August primary
Twenty five years ago candidates appeared for the August Primary in Clermont County on the Republican ticket. Names listed include Charles C. Kearnes for Congress and Fred Edgington for Representative General Assembly along with officers such as B. L. Ketchum George A. Maxfield L. M. Rogers for Auditor and Recorder C. O. Rice. Other offices include R. D. Gallagher Clerk of Courts Fred J. Croswell Sheriff and several Commissioners Henry Bergman J. M. Hall Frank Willis William B. Brown Clifton T. West Miles R. Deal and William Saunders with Carl E. Garland Prosecuting Attorney. Edward E. Peterson as Treasurer and a marriage noted August Reynolds Norwood to Edith Reynolds Williamsburg.
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Clermont County
Congress
Charles C. Kearnes
General Assembly
Fred Edgington
B. L. Ketchum
George A. Maxfield
L. M. Rogers
Edward E. Peterson
R. D. Gallagher
Fred J. Croswell
Henry Bergman
J. M. Hall
Frank Willis
William B. Brown
Clifton T. West
Miles R. Deal
William Saunders
Carl E. Garland
C. O. Rice
Marriage notices in Amelia and New Richmond couples
Everett Woodruff of Amelia to Hannah Welmer of Amelia. Thomas J. Casey of New Richmond to Bertha M. Parker of New Richmond.
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Everett Woodruff
Hannah Welmer
Amelia
Thomas J. Casey
Bertha M. Parker
New Richmond
Neable Reunion Held at Eddie Wettlin Camp in Kentucky
The Neable reunion gathers members all day Sunday August 12 at Eddie Wettlin's Camp in Ross Kentucky. Members should bring a small article for a prize and table service. Charles Tammer serves as president and Martha Conover of Cozaddale as secretary.
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Neable
Eddie Wettlin
Ross
Kentucky
Charles Tammer
Martha Conover
Cozaddale
Answers to Intelligence Test Questions
The list provides answers to an intelligence test including: 1 Jim Hogan 2 Kaesong 3 Minor offense 4 Sir Doyle 5 Park 6 Pub 7 multiple choice options for applied physics botany biology geology.
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Jim Hogan
Kaesong
Sir Doyle
Park
Poet's Nook Contributes Poems by Stinson and Hamilton
The Poet's Nook features origin and reprint poems. Submissions go to Sheila Stinson Box 144 RR 16 Lockland Ohio or Mrs Edna Hamilton 2636 Fenton Avenue Cincinnati Ohio. Authors listed: Sheila Stinson and Edna R Hamilton.
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Shiela Stinson
R. R
Lockland
Ohio
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Cincinnati
Sheila Stinson
Edna R Hamilton
Weather Signs and Seasonal Rhymes from a Poet
The excerpt blends a grandfather’s weather lore with a playful forecast of rain or heat based on train whistles and tonal cues. It contrasts weather observation with literary imagery and notes the author’s affectionate, reflective voice.
Jesus Rejected at Home by Townspeople and Family
A reflection on how Jesus faced rejection in His hometown and from His brothers as He began His ministry. The courier cites John 7 1 5 and the prophetic words about delivering the gospel to the poor and healing the broken hearted.
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Jesus
Puzzle Quiz Questions and Matching Challenge
A mix of trivia items tests knowledge across topics. Questions include Bob Feller’s no hitters who caught him, Korean peace talks locations, Sherlock Holmes author, Scrapple ingredients, and a dog not among listed breeds. A matching section pairs scientists with fields, plus a scoring scale for results.
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Bob Feller
Birdie Tebbetts
Matt Batts
Jim Hogan
Yogi Berra
Seoul
Pyongyang
Wal AaLdaeda Nana
Sherlock Holmes
Stafford Cripps
Somerset Maugham
Rudyard Kipling
Arthur Conan Doyle
Beagle —Griffon —Airedale
Michael Farraday
Luther Burbank
William Darwin
James Hutton
Mrs. Helen Tanner Visits Batavia Hostess in Utica Connection
Utica guest Mrs. Helen G. Tanner is hosted by Mrs. Russel Morley in Batavia where she visits alongside Mrs. Margaret Sprague and other local residents.
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Batavia
Margaret Sprague
Helen G. Tanner
Utica, N. Y
Russel Mor
Clough Heights Notices and Family Milestones
Larry Neil welcomed a baby sister Judy Ann born July 10 at Christ Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. James McNeil of Clough Road. Village announcements mix weddings anniversaries travel, births, and visits among Clough Heights families including Clarks and Jones with trips to Port Huron Detroit and Montreal and a Clermont County knot Hole event at Crosley Field. Major Issac Titus and locals visit relatives, while a long married couple Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark celebrate 61 years with four generations in attendance.
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Larry Neil
Judy Ann
Christ Hospital
James McNeil
Clough Road
Henry D. Andrea
Chas.e Randoff
Withamsville
Port Huron
Mich
Art DeRuca
James DeRuca
Detroit
Montreal
Canada
Albert Spaulding
Freda Meredith
West Va
Joseph N. Clark
Allendosoff Drive
Cincinnati
Portland
Oregon
James
Wm. Corbet
Clark
George Bruder
Withiamsville
Shaler Road
Nicholas Esq
Anna Zagar
Glen Esterd
Carl Stephens
Nicholas
Michael
Joseph Clark
8 Mile Road
Clermont
Hamilton
Mrs. Clark
S. D. Peterson
Wilbur Isborn
Robert DePage
Knot
Michigan
Donald
Mary Landsdale
Issaac Titus
Ethel Wilson
Louisville, Ky
Catherine Winspear Barnhart
Marie Winspear Riffle
Waynesville
Clermont County
Dolores Anstaett
Mary Ann Brothers
Jerry Brothers
Jimmie Wessel
Donald Ungenthuem
Camp Miami
Strictly Fresh QL Maids and Artsy Carving Quips
A fragmented 1940s styled snippet notes a psychologist at Arkansas A&M College declaring QL maids as beautiful as wives. It toys with gender roles and humor about domestic life and carpentry bird houses. police investigation hints at a night club incident and a bank coin haul.
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Arkansas A. & M. College
Puzzle of Words and Clues Across a Baffling List
A compact parsing of a mixed list features numbers and phrases like 26 Wind 44 Name and 32 Astronomical, suggesting a cryptic clue set. The compilation includes items such as Fruit drink Raft Ocean and meanings like Make deaf, Ogled, and Falsifier, inviting wordplay connections.
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Stonelick Township
Ohio General Assembly
Wayne Township
State Board of Equalization
Col. Roudebush
Newtonsville
Parker's Academy
Lodge
William Roudbush
George
Washington
Acheson
August F. Reynolds
Norwood, O
Edith Reynolds
Williamsburg
Neable Reunion
Poet’s Nook
Inez Clark Thorson
Saturday Evening Post
Ethel Allen Murphy
Times-Star
Bible Comment
Hamhung
Sway
Clough Heights
A. P. Jones
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