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The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1948

Page

5

Popular Essay Contest Highlights Lincoln as Favorite President

In Clermont County the Sohio Presidential Contest sees 44 percent of Senior and 30 percent of Junior high entrants select Abraham Lincoln as the great President. State winners Miss Betty Jeffries and Jack Armstrong will travel to Washington for the inauguration with expenses paid by The Standard Oil Company Ohio.

Clermont County Clermont Courier Abraham Lincoln Harry S. Truman Washington Ohio Standard Oil Company Betty Jeffries Amelia School Jack Armstrong Peebles Jeffries Armstrong Thomas Jefferson Frank Bowers Williamsville- Tabasco Donald Swain Deer Park Keith Williams Margaret Sprague The Courier Jeffies Eay Howard L. Bevis Ohio State University Charlie H. Lake Cleveland Board of Education George E. Roudebush Columbus Treasury Department Franklin D. Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt George Washington Herbert Hoover Woodrow Wilson Andrew Jackson Calvin Coolidge Harvard Arthur M. Schlesinger United States Lincoln F. C. Roosevelt Wilson Jefferson Jackson Amstrac Now

Obituary and Missionary Society Notes From Ohio Towns

George Kilus of New Richmond dies. his widow Grace Kilus is hospitalized in Cincinnati. Burial in Green Mound Cemetery. Owensville Women’s Missionary Society meets at Mrs. Roy Miller’s home. December donations of canned goods and clothing mailed to Glendale School, Kentucky. Nineteen members attend. president Mrs. O W Jessee away in Florida. grab bag gift exchange held.

New Richmond George Kilsome Killius Grace Kilius Christ Hospital Cincinnati Green Mound Cemetery Owensville

New Gas Tax Gains Effect January First 1948

The 4c per gallon gas tax took effect January 1 1948 replacing 3c and the 1c liquid tax was repealed. Revenue for road and street purposes rose sharply with the higher levy and federal grants set records. The Ohio Highway Department and local governments gain historic funds as per gallon tax revenue climbs from 10.8 million in 1941 to about 17.7 million in 1948.

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