Red Cross Aids Flood Victims in Ohio Regions
Neal English reports on the American Red Cross disaster relief for Clermont and Hamilton Counties. The article details several approved outright gift aids, case numbers, and totals ranging from 245 to 1 289 dollars to help families recover, replace essentials, repair homes, and restart normal life after flash floods.
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Clermont
Hamilton
American ‘Red Cross
Red Cross
U.S
American Red Cross
Loveland
Case 39
Thy
Case
Milford
Cincinnati Volunteer Advisory Committee
Newtown
Loveland Firm Announces Essay Scholarship Contest
Loveland Mutual Building and Loan will award two $500 scholarships to Loveland high seniors through an annual essay contest. Winners are chosen by a faculty committee based on essay quality and overall scholarship record, leadership, and activities. The topic for this year is Loveland ten years ahead, inviting imaginative community progress.
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Loveland
Loveland Mutual
Loveland ‘Mutual
Dssay
Stan Brock
Brock
Loveland High
Lynn Mertes
Bob Williams
Carolyn DeYoung
Ted Byman
Eth Aniversary
Four County Polo Players to Meet Culver at Culver
Four Clermont County polo players from the Cincinnati Polo Club travel to Culver Indiana for two polo matches with Culver Military Academy on February 20 and 21. Dr. Frank Todd Dr. Jerome Fix Frank Longevin and Dr. Edward Kennedy from the Cincinnati area will face a weakened Culver lineup. Automobile reserved parking for the pole season is on sale at two polo fields with contact TE 10254.
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Clermont County
Cincinnati Polo Club
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Ind
Cincinnati
Frank Todd
Miamiville
Jerome Fix
Mt. Carmel
Frank Longevin
Loveland
Edward Kennedy
Cornell Rd
Sharonville
Kellogg Ave
Milford Savings Ad Promotes Livable Homes
The notice urges better living standards and pace for modern homes and invites readers to see offerings at First Milford Savings Association.
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Milford Savings Association
Polls Listed For Burley Tobacco Referendum
Polling places are set across multiple townships including Batavia and Williamsburg for the Burley tobacco marketing quotas referendum. Voting runs 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on February 24, with notices mailed to growers showing 1959 allotments and penalties for excess production. If two thirds vote yes, quotas and allotments apply 1959 1960 1961. if no, no quotas or price support and a new referendum may be held next year.
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Burley
County Agricultural Stablization and Conservation Office
Stone Brothers
Felicity
Franklin
Washington Township
Grange Hall
Nicholsville
Tate
Monroe
Ohio
Pierce
USG
Batavia
Union
Miami
Stonelick
Jackson
Wayne
Williamsburg
George Schafer
Dum
Social Security House Workers Report Due April 30
Swifton Center Social Security Office district manager E M Bolton urges employers of household workers to file the first quarter 1959 report by April 30. Include each part time employee earning at least $50, with name, social security number, and wages. Employee tax is 2 percent, employer 2.4 percent, total 5 percent.
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E. M. Bolton
Swifton Center
Social Security Office
Internal Revenue Service
Bohton
Internal Revenue Office
Cincinnati
Reading Rd
Miss Nuxoll
Batavia Armory
Naa
Music Important As Ever Director Tells Parents
Owensville Elementary School Band director Wilbur C. Myers told Band Boosters Club parents on February 9 that music remains a vital part of the curriculum guiding the development of the whole child. He urged home and community support to foster musical appreciation and ensure every child can develop musically within their abilities.
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Owensville
Wilbur C. Myers
Myers
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By Neal English
The
Batavia, Ohio
Progressive Milford
MR. Milquetoast
York Herald
MORSE
Ohio Valley Theatre Guild
Batavia School
Blocher
Mgase Sewing Center
Montgomery Rd
Clermont Courier
W. Main
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