Clermont’s Religious Beginnings in Clermont County
Clermont County’s first church arose in 1797 when Francis McCormick organized a small Methodist class. Rev. Gatch followed, bringing faith to Milford amid persecution, while Pietists and Presbyterians shaped the early spread. Camp meetings, pioneer preachers, and log meeting houses marked the religion frontier, with McCormick, Dimmitt, Hunt, Smith, Burke, Kobler and others laying a lasting foundation.
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Clermont County
Francis McCormick
Little Miami River
McCormick
Kentucky
Gatch
MecCormick
Philip Gatch
James Smith
Virginia
Ohio
Cormick and
Hiccagh
John Kobler
Tenness
Milford
Erend Gatch
John Wesley
Smith
Williamsburg
Backbone Ridge
Ant Rest Park
Germany
Forks of the Miami
Cabin Creek
Maysville
Eagle
Straight
Red Oak Creeks
Transylvania Presbytery
Gilboa
Francis Dunlavy
Lebanon
Dunlavy
Clermont
John Calvin
Ann Lee
Miami
Dimmitt
Batavia
Gateh
Ezekiel Dimmitt
Cincinnati
Henry Smith
Lewis Hunt
Hunt
Scioto
McCormick's
Philip Gates
Gregg’s
Teal’s
Shiloh
Ten Mile Baptist Church
Withamsville
Maurice Witham
Hopewell
Felicity
McKendree
William Burke
Missi Valley
McCormick, Gatch and Dimmitt
William J. Thompson
Benjamin Lakin
Bishop Bascom
John Sale
John Collins
Learner Blackman
John Strange
Willian H. Raper
George W. Maley
George C. Light
Loren
Dow
New Richmond
Point Pleasant
Asbury
Vacation Health Warning From Clermont Heart Council
A Clermont County Heart Council advisory cautions vacationers not to push their health. It urges a gradual return to activity, a medical checkup, and honest plans about athletic trips. The message stresses that the heart, not the vacation, must last a lifetime and recommends easing into strenuous plans.
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Clermont County Heart Council of the
Heart Association of Greater Cincinnati
Sermon Topics Listed For August At St Thomas
Rev. Leo Boeke of St. Thomas Mage Church Withamsville announces August sermons. August 12 Freedom of Faith and The Slavery of Unbelief. August 19 The Liberty of Hope and The Bondage of Irreligion. August 26 Charity and The Eternal Fire of Divine Love. Public invited to all services at St Thomas More.
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Withamsville
Leo Boeke
St. Thomas Mage-Churchy
Withamayille
St. Thomas, More
Congress authorizes first war bonds for 1912 conflict
One hundred fifty years ago Congress authorized the first issue of war bonds to finance the War of 1912. The move aimed to mobilize public funds and support military efforts amid rising tensions.
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Congress
Births Befit Week in Georgetown Area Hospitals
Recap of newborns by hospital for the week ending July 1 includes Tamara Jo at Mo town born July 23 to Patricia Lauderback and Danny Moore. Anthony Wayne born July 24 to Anna Watson and Floyd Watson in Sardinia. Joni Karla born July 26 to Betty Ring Moore and John R Moore. Daniel Seth born July 28 to Mary Smith Rutherford and John Rutherford in Mt Orab. Joni Karla elsewhere. Bethel and Williamsburg births listed with dates July 28 and 29 respectively.
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Mrs
Danny
Patricia Lauderback
Tamara Jo
Floyd Watson
Anna Watson
Sardinia, Boy
Anthony Wayne
John R. Moore
Betty Ring
Mr. Crab
Joni Karla
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