Clermont County paper highlights Republican principles
The Clermont Courier issue from August 28 1962 shows Batavia Ohio publication details and staff. It announces the newspaper as Batavia s eldest paper and emphasizes devotion to Republican principles with staff listings and office address at 385 West Main.
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Clermont Publishing Company
West Main St
Batavia, Ohio
United Appeal film "Endless Journey" offered to groups
Local production finished for the 1962-63 United Appeal. Mark Upson notes the 15 minute black and white film is entertaining and educational and can be reserved by calling 721-3160. Richard Geis says a projector and operator are provided for groups without equipment. The film covers Hamilton and surrounding counties highlighting agencies like Goodwill and Red Cross. The campaign aims to raise 7,005,437 dollars supporting 125 health welfare and character building agencies plus 16 Red Cross services with kickoff September 4 and runs through October 24. About 30,000 volunteers expected.
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United Appeal
Mark Upson
Richard Geis
Upson
Goodwill Industries Rehabilitaton Center
Home For Incurables
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Cerebral Palsy Center
Cincinnati Association For the Blind
Community Chest
The
Heart Association
Greater Cincinnati
War of 1812 newspapers surge in Ohio towns
The 1812 conflict sparked a boom in Ohio journalism as 14 new papers started across Cincinnati Columbus Dayton Franklinton Hamilton Lancaster Marietta St Clairsville Xenia Zanesville Urbana Williamsburg and more. Editors fought rags shortages and delivery hurdles, with trees, stamps, and payments in produce common, while war news dominated issues until peace in 1815.
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Paine
Ohio
Cincinnati
Clinton
Columbus
Dayton
Franklinton
Hamilton
Lancaster Marietta
St. Clairsville
Xenia
Zanesville
Urbana
Williamsburg
Library of the Ohio Historical Society
Valley - Littcht River
Wait Hocking
Ross and
Columbiana
Dog Adopts Hopeful Tone as Ownerless Pet Seeks Home
A stray dog, a beautiful long haired tan and white animal estimated six to ten months old, wanders roadsides hoping to be found. With no license tag to trace an owner, Begley notes the dog warden could only take her to the pound until adoption. The timid but loving animal warms to gentle handling and asks for a caring home.
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Ae Begley
Begley
Nancy
Week Ending Aug 19 Admits at Brown County Hospital
The following patients were admitted to Brown County Hospital Georgetown for the week ending Aug 19 Jo Ann Peak C O Davis Judy Ann Harvey Martha Foster all of Bethel Hoyt E Kay Ruby Burns Dorothy Fenton Bobby Rose Robert Hughes Georgia Kress all of Sardinia Barry Baker Kath leen Baker both of Williams burg very Danberry Jo Ann Morris Ieva Wedmore all of Mt Crab Suters Clark Mary Beusterien both of Batavia Rita Jean Dakin of New Richmond Patty O Connell of Fayetteville Betty Smelter of Mowrystown Ramona Beckman of Loveland Alva Nickels of Chile
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Brown County Hospital
Georgetown
Jo Ann Peak
Judy Ann Harvey
Martha Foster
Bethel
Hoyt E. Kay
Ruby Burns
Dorothy Fenton
Bobby Rose
Robert Hughes
Georgia Kress
Sardinia
Barry Baker
Kathleen Baker
Williamsburg
Verry Danberry
Jo Ann Morris
Ieva Wedmore
Mt. Crab
Suter’Clark
Mary Beusterien
Batavia
Rita Jean Dakin
New Richmond
Patty O’con
State Returns Funds To County From Local Government Fund
State Treasurer Joseph T Ferguson announced Clermont County will receive 126,763.52 from the Local Government Fund annual distribution. The total for 88 counties exceeds 32 million, with funds returned based on county tax collections.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Clermont County
Taft Named Strong in Ohio Statewide Poll
The Ohio Information Committee surveyed 3086 responders from 5000 invited civic leaders across Ohio. Results show State Representative Robert Taft Jr leading for Congressman at Large with 2933 votes or 96 percent, while John Marshall Briley 1116 for 37 percent and Richard D. Kennedy 132 for four percent. For Governor J A Rhodes led a field including incumbent Michael V. DiSalle. U S Senator Frank Lausche led with 1927 votes. The poll aims to gauge grass roots sentiment across parties and offices.
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Ohio Information Committee
James A
Rade
Frank J. E Foray
Biathete Robe Taft, Jr
OIC
Roger H. Ferger
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Ferger
Ohio
Congress
J A. Rhodes
Michael V. di Salle
U.S
Frank J. Lausche
Cleveland
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Robert Taft, Jr
Indian Hill
Richard D. Kennedy
Siaton
Rhodes
Lausche
Briley
Taft
Kennedy
Decline of true religion and secular rulers in conflict with God
A religious reflection decries modern society where pleasure takes precedence over godliness. It cites a lack of candid sermons on sin, laments court rulings and secular laws limiting religious influence, and references Psalms to illustrate mounting opposition to divine rule.
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John the Baptist
Soviet
Russia
The
Supreme Court
God
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Betty Smelter
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Ramona Beckman
Loveland
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J. P. Uihlein
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