New Richmond’s Riverside Revival and Town Debuts
New Richmond grows with river harbor, motel and marina plans, flood control, and new leadership. The town banks, the J and H Clasgens mill, and 7,000 workers anchor a push toward growth driven by boating, tourism, and a modernized school system amid flood histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haussermann
U.S
Asia
Herman Reid
New Richmond
Reid
Ohio
Walter C. Beckford
Brooks Parsons
Norwood
Parsons
Robert Tucker
Eastern Hills Athletic League
Boat Harbor
New Richmond Harbor and River History Highlight Local Progress
Read about New Richmond area services on Short Hill Road and river industry milestones. Figures show growth in main stations, lines, telephones, and calls from 1942 to 1962, with harbor founder Don Vornholt and river pilots cited alongside local businesses and notable workers.
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Cincinnati
New Richmond
Ohio
Don
Lila Vornholt
Ohio ‘Street
Don Vornholt
National Lamplighters Motor Courts ‘Chain
Henderson
Ohio Valley
Richmond
J&h Clasgens Company
Joseph Clasgens
Joseph II
Clasgens
Farmer Lines
Clermont County
The
City and Suburban Telegraph Association
Present Company
Short Hill Road
Aileen Smith
Jeanette Hall
Batavia
John Klopp
Stan Dorna
Respec
New Richmond Harbor
Mark ‘Toole
Queen Mary
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New Richmond National Bank
Clermont Building, Loan and Savings Company
Lucian H. Dawson
Building and Loan Company
T Bank
Dawson
Charles Schneider
Kiwanis Club
Markland
Meldahl
Paul B. Nobis
Maurice Henderson
Plymouth Dodge
Chrysler
Mr. Nobis
Garland Holt
Joe Cole
Garland
C&o
Joe
the Courier
Lively
Ed Harper
LeRoy Hughes
Loveland
Geraldine E. Lennig
Anne M. Oskamp
Owensville
Joseph T. Davis
Davis Radio
Fred Patcher
Martha Reid
Herbert, Jr
Protector
E. W. Lukie & Co
New Richmond Bank
American Casualty Company of Reading, Penne
Neto 4
Russell Brown Window Sales
Metzger
Pleasant Hills Swim Club
Aicholtz
Mt. Carmel
Summerside