Campaign rhetoric and debt highlighted in 1948 outlook
The piece notes overconfidence lacking to date and enthusiasm for the campaign, urging rural areas like Clermont County to perform well. It argues Republicans focus on spending and debt, citing July red ink of 3.4 billion and a total national debt of 263 billion, surpassing all U S corporations and citizens combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Republican Club
Citizens’ Republican Club
Young People’s Republican Club
Clermont County
U. S
Neville-Child Katherine Jarman church bake sale plans
The Get-together club plans a baggar and bake sale near Neville Methodist Church on August 30 to raise funds. Farm Bureau Council No. 5 met August 18 with attendees including the Jarman and Swart families and others. Wein ers roasted with buns and soft drinks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neville Methodist Church
Farm Bureau Council No. 5
Guy Jones
Herman Weddle
Harold Krempien
Freeman Reynolds
Herbert Lemar
John Jarman
Paul Jarman
Preston Swart
Rose Wyatt
Weiners
Statesman and politician in Israel's leadership tested
The piece contrasts politicians and statesmen, praising David for uniting Israel, capturing Jerusalem, and forging national unity. It notes three security pillars: military victories, commercial links with Edom Tyre Damascus and Hamath, and internal unity. David's statesmanlike policy created prosperity and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Edom
Tyre
Damascus
Hamath
Red Sea
Israel
Looking Backward Virginia’s first tolerant paper 1780
A retrospective note recalls Virginia’s earliest tolerated newspaper in 1780 with an annual subscription of $50. Advertisements of moderate length cost ten dollars for the first week and seven dollars for each subsequent week. Also mentions Judge W W Pease and wife of Kansas City celebrating their 46th wedding anniversary on July 21 after meeting years earlier at a Frank Robinson school in Mt Holly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
W. W. Pease
Kansas City
John Pease
Zoella Laub
Select School
Frank Robinson
Gertrude Wiltsee
Mt. Holly
Poet's Nook A Memory of Grandpas Fish or Pigs
The piece recalls family lore told by Gramp who claimed odd past lives and adventures. Narrated by Jane H. in a Saturday Evening Post style, it blends rural memories with humor and wonder about ancestry and identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiela Stinson
Arwa Macinnati
Ohio
Tamilton
Fenton Avenue
Wnett
Gramp
Jane H. T
Saturday Evening Post
Clermont Day by Day August 1904 Historical Notes
The Clover Methodist Episcopal Church founded by Josua Lambert is noted as still active. Entries cover Bethel’s First National Bank in 1900, Thomas Morris as Liberty Party VP nominee in 1843, Governor Arthur St Clair’s 1818 death, Williamsville church organization in 1902, William B Christie’s 1803 birth, and David White’s death in 1909. Veterans’ training pay listed: $110.2 with no dependents, $135 with one, $160 with multiple. dependent status affects rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Methodist
Thomas Morris
Bethel
United States
Liberty Party
Arthur St. Clair
Northwest Territory
Clermont County
Owensville Social Notes Include Visits and Events
Owensville residents report visits from Ulev Elly and Terry Russell of Deer Park to grandmother Mrs FP H Russell and daughter Nellie. The Russells hosted Mr and Mrs Fdoward Carr and son Marvin of Bradenton Florida last week. Mrs Lushbaugh led the Ladies Bridge Club gathering. Chester Evans, formerly near Owensville, attended church. Art Hill and others attended the Ohio State Fair where Rosselot exhibited lime spreading equipment. MyF met at Marie Voigtlander’s home with co host Jeanne Oldfield. Mrs Harry Carlier hosted relatives for Mrs William Riehle’s birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elly
Terry Russell
Deer Park
FP. H. Russell
Nellie
Russells
Mrs. Fdoward Carr
Marvin
Bradenton
Florida
Lushbaugh
Ladie’s
Chester Evans
Owensville
Riviera Beach
Art Hill
Tom Davis
Shirley Gnider
Marie Voigtlander
Larry Carlier
Cliff Rosselot
Irene
Rosselot
MYF
Jeanne Oldfield
Amelia Mrs Earl Huling and the Franklin Ladies Aid
Mrs. Earl Huling is named in Amelia as active in the Franklin Ladies Aid Society, which met at Mrs. George Haas's home with 25 members present. The item notes a birth to Mr. and Mrs. J Heyl on August 20 and lists visits from relatives including Rosa Brumagen and Rosa Brumagen's circle in Georgetown and several guests from Milford and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Ladie’s Aid Society
George Haas
J. Heyl
C. A. Waggal
Rosa Brumagen
Cg&p
Georgetown
Lloyd Stillman
Lamsdale
May Stillman
Milford, C
W. R. Adams
Jean Conner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Henry Noeffke J
Cincinnati
Elizabeth Huling
L. M. Falmatock
George Falmatock
Norwood
Ohio
Newtown Weddings and Club News
Mr and Mrs John Rhode attend the wedding of their son Robert to Miss Margaret Elizabeth Lech at St Marys Church on July 28 with Rev Francis Freelong officiating. Lois Rhode attended. Mrs Clarence G Arnold hosts August Eastern Valley Garden Club meeting. a Work Shop features. breakfast planned before garden visits. Rose Society program by Mrs C P Sticksel noted. Bertha Hellman memorial thanks published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rhode
Daught
Robert
Margaret Elizabeth Lech
Haddoos
St. Helens
England
Francis Freelong
St. Mary's Church
Lois Jeanne Rhode
Clarence G. Arnold
Eastern Valley Garden Club
Mabel Doyles
Garden Gate Club
William H. Christopher
Paul V. Meyer
Emma Runts
Clarence G. ‘Arnold
Golf Manor
C. P. Sticksel
Rose Society
James Merrilees
Rudolph Hahn
Norwood
Newtown
George Fritz
Niagra Falls
Hand in Hand Class Meets at Amelia Baptist Church
Mrs. Alice Haas hosted the regular monthly Hand in Hand Class meeting at Amelia Baptist Church with 16 members present. Madge Goodman acted as co host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Haas
Amelia Baptist Church
Madge Goodman
Williamsburg Garden Club Changes September Meeting
Williams burg Hiamsburg Garden Club announces a meeting date change from September 2 to September 5 per Marion G. Croswell. The notice confirms the updated schedule for club members and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wile ‘Williamsburg, Hiamsburg Garden Club
Marion G. Croswell
Fish Fry and Ice Cream Social at Local Church
A fish fry and ice cream social hosted by the WSCS of the Taylor Methodist Church will be held in the church yard on August 30 at 4 00 p m. The event takes place at the Batavia church and invites community members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsville
Ohio
Mangold’s
Batavia
WSCS
Taylor Methodist Church
Snow Island trip and local visit notes in Batavia
Mrs Margaret Sprague and family plan a trip to Snow Islands Michigan for a vacation. Sunday dinner guests at Miss Bess Walkers included her nephew Robert Peet and wife. Marty Moore and wife visited parents and left Tuesday for a new assignment in New Jersey. Mrs Cora Bishop hosted her Mt Washington niece as a guest.
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Jean Hughey
David
Snow Islands
Michigan
Bess Walker
Robert Peet
Marty Moore
William 5. Moore
New Jersey
Cora Bishop
Mt. Washington
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Jerald B. Fortney
Thomas Fortney
Neville - Child
Katherine Jarman
Bertha Houston
Nanny Snead
Bena Jarman
Louise Johnston
Susie Johnston
Nellie Waters
Ollie Galvin
Nina Berner
Catherine Jarman
Ben Whitehead
Cash Hughes
Mexico
New We
Preston , Swart
Lawrence Leslie
Billie McMath
James Henry
Moscow
RFD
Velma Bosworth
Iam
Bertha English
Bessie Keller
Dave Jamieson
Marge Phillips
Newport
Kentucky
Dayton
Lowe Bros
Peter's
Eavey
Tyler
Hobart
Toledo
McCaskey Electric Cash
Mongold’s
Bailey-Murphy-Darbyshire Company
Wilmingmington
East Locust Street
DR. Kenn
Pade
Pein
The
Dr. Foreman
Saul
Judah
Jerusalem
Gibeah
Poet's Nook
Clermont
First National Bank
Ten Mile Baptist Church
Williamsville
William B. Christie
David White
Ulev
Harry Carlier
William Riehle
Amelia Mrs. Earl Huling
Bertha .A. Hellman
R. L. Budd
Philip Dobert
Moore Funeral Home
Cincinnati, O
Margaret Sprague
Belle City
Amelia Tractor Sales
Amelia BA
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