Chatterbox Notes and Local Snippets on Ohio Life
A collage of gossip and light commentary from Chatterbox Joe Fehn. Items include team talk about Milford and Batavia basketball plans, Miles Elston and a Milford cheerleader, Jockey Nichols with a wooden horse, Misses Hall at a private home incident, ex service men on campus housing, Jerry Shinkle painting Owensville School, rising hitchhiking in the region, Rita Glancy at Miami University studying to be a teacher, Herb Rumpke’s Ford, and social commentary on West End Cincinnati sex crime coverage and contracting scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State
Clermont Courier Publisher and Editor Credits
The Clermont Courier is a weekly Thursday edition published by the Clermont Publishing Company. The editor and publisher are listed as part of the masthead, with customary staff roles handled in house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Clermont Publishing Company
Language mishaps and wordplay in public notices
A jumble of phrases and spellings from letters and captions stacks up as humorous or erroneous headlines and captions. It references misused terms like Confidential ness and Artibration, plus a note on a Greek water clock Clepsydra and a Cleveland visit by Mrs Nina Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nina Campbell
Harold Campbell
Cleveland
Sunday School Lesson by Harold L Lundquist Moody Bible Institute
Harold L Lundquist D D of the Moody Bible Institute presents a Sunday School lesson. The piece released through Western Newspaper Union outlines themes for study and reflection during the church class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold L. Lundquist
D. D
The
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newspaper Union
Lesson for September 1 Subject and Scripture Texts
The September 1 lesson outlines selected subjects and scripture texts licensed by the International Council of Religious Education. It lists guidance and readings used with permission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Council of Religious Education
Jesus And Right Use Of Property Lesson Text
A sermon links property rights to biblical duty, urging honesty in work, avoiding theft, and fair dealing. It warns against materialism, praises humility in prosperity, and frames life on earth with heavenly principles, stressing God’s provision for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Labor Day
America
Heaven
Earth
Milford Public School lists staff and teachers
Superintendent Roy E. Holmes named the Milford High School teachers including Ann Mickey Gertrude Brown Elaine Swaffer and others with Huston G. Newman as Grade Principal. Additional staff listed cover kindergarten through eighth grade with names and roles. Mrs Mary Brown and Mrs Laura Hagdoerfer run the lunch room. Mrs Smith is recovering after breaking her hip. Leonard L Harding Jr and family were guests of his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Mickey
Gertrude Brown
Elaine Swaffer
C. L. Neth
Ralph E. McDermott
Virginia Marquett
Velma Heiserman
Renell F. Jeffers
Huston G. Newman
Josephine Harper
Mabel D. Reed
Ethel Tracey
Beulah Goodman
Francey Wiley
Mae van Blarcum
Jane Mitchell
Virginia Gordon
Corinne Angelham
Thomas A. Wildey
Sidney Cutlip
Lola Jacobs
Mary Brown
Laura Hagdoerfer
Local families visit with notable regional ties
Mr and Mrs L L Harding of Laurel Ave hosted relatives last week and plan his return to Wilmington Delaware this Thursday. Charles M Green and his daughter Mrs John Thompson of Manhasset Long Island visited his sisters Miss Alma Green and Mrs Magee Adams on Wednesday. Green, former Peters Cartridge manager at Kings Mills, now serves as vice president and general manager of the Sperry Gyroscope Co at Lake Success Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Harding
Laurel Ave
Wilmington
Del
Charles M. Green
John Thompson
Manhasset
L. I
Alma Green
Magee Adams
Green
Peters Cartridge Co
King’s Mills
Sperry Gyroscope Co
Lake Success
Card of Thanks from Emil Dial
I thank my many friends for flowers and cards during my hospital stay. Special thanks to Mrs Hill who cared for my son Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Clyde
Emil Dial
Teol Athletes Foot Remedy Promoted In Batavia Drugstore
An old advertisement touts TEOL as a fast acting treatment for athletes foot and related skin irritations. It claims undiluted alcohol penetrates deeply to kill germs, promising relief within an hour and urging purchase at Nash Pharmacy and nearby outlets in Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Pharmacy
Batavia
Scott’s ‘N Bethel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chatterbox
Joe Fehn
Milford
Miles Elston
Miles
Elaine
Jockey Nichols
Bob Nichols
Fifth Street
Assault
Mary
Betty Hall
Jerry Shinkle
Owensville School
Ohio
Columbus
Rita Glancy
Miami University
Herb Rumpke
West End
Cincinnati
D’ja
Skippy
Clermont Courier
Batavia, Ohio
Jerald B
Millcroft Inn
Southern Chicken
Virginia
Greater Cincinnati
James Franklin
FORD
Lewis Motor Sales
Main St
Stalin
Times-Star
Lucille G
Motorola
Mayhugh Radio Service
Amelia
Jesus
Roy E. Holmes
Smith
Charles Bantenheimer
Mulberry
Christ Hospital
Leonard L. Harding, Jr
Hocker Welding Service
Forestville, Ohio
South Main St
Bethel
Phyllis Kinney
New Milford
Toni
Tonil Lovelly
Tony Hsating
Schatz Pharmacy
Permntown
Charles Seibert
Frank Dial
Kahle
Jordan Appliances
Firestone Store
Market Street
Stiglitz
Piedmont
Glenn Ankrom
Janet Guckenberger