Editors View Socialism Survey From Nation Wide Poll
A nationwide American Press Association survey of country editors shows 72 percent expect socialism, 21 percent oppose, and 1 percent silent. Majorities oppose compulsory health insurance, favor income tax simplification, and seek reductions in federal spending across agencies including social services and housing. The piece warns editors to guard against subversive groups and echoes concerns about communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Press Association
Weekly Press
American Press
Senate
Scouts Lunch With Governor Lausche Highlights Jamboree Plans
Scouts Rex Ely of Batavia and Robert Young of Ripley joined Gov. Frank Lausche for lunch at the Neil House in Columbus to report Ohio Council activities. The governor presented a state flag for flying at Valley Forge next summer.
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Rex Ely
Batavia
Robert Young
Ripley
Frank Lausche
Neil
Columbus
Cincinnati
Carlton Hyde
Roberts
Ed. Paeltz
Brown County
Paeltz
Will Mashburn
Ohio
State of
Valley Forge
Week of Dedication Observed by Mt Moriah Church
Week of Dedication March 5 to 12 marks a church observance led by Rev. D G Lach at Mt Moriah Methodist Church Tabasco. Bishop Paul B Kern of Nashville notes hunger for spiritual certainty and urges members to join Holy Communion prayer and self examination with a climactic free will offering to fund domestic mission and Overseas Relief efforts.
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Mt. Moriah Methodist Church
Tabasco
D. G. Lach
Paul B. Kern
Nashville
Tenn
Christ
Kern
Methodist Committee For Overseas Relief
de. E. Harold Mohn
Thiago
Advance Executive
Methodist Church
Bolts and Nuts to Be Given Second Time
The comedy Bolts and Nuts will be performed March 3 by popular demand. Set in a sanitarium owned by Mrs Bolts, the three act play features a full cast led by Mary Ratliff and Helen Wiebking with characters including a young interne and an assortment of inmates.
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Williamsville-Tabasco
PTA
Earl Sims
Eldoris Sears
John Woods
Gus Wysnewski
Sonny List
County hoops tourney resumes with Amelia Batavia clash
Clermont County High School double elimination tournament resumes tonight with Amelia meeting Batavia and Owensville facing New Richmond. Elimination looms for either Owensville or New Richmond, as Amelia Baldvia Owensville and New Richmond still compete for top honors.
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Clermont County
Amelia
Batavia
Owensville
New Richmond
Baldvia
Clermont County Community Institute Closes After 2-Day Session
Amelia hosts the Clermont County Unit’s 65th anniversary community gathering with 2200 attendees over February 16 and 17. Winners include Williamsburg Brass Sextette first, Naomi Ashcraft second, and Betty Morgan third. Notables and officers are listed among Mount Washington and Batavia residents.
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Amelia
Williamsburg Brass
Naomi Ashcraft
Goshen
Betty Morgan
Russell Young
Kenneth Niccals
Norman Meyer
Mount Washington
Institute
Batavia
Glen Este
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
Willisville
Locust
Corner
New Richmond
Mt. Pisgah
Lindale
Hamlet
Mt. Holly
Paul Biffle
Bethel
Frank Hector
Helen Stanfield
Kenneth Probosco
Columbus
Angela DeFelice
Carlton Hyde
Earl C. Eastwood
Albert Eastwood
Greenfield
Ohio
W. Alfred White
Nellie Mattox
Elizabeth Huling
Local Unit of Cancer Society to Meet Friday
The Clermont County Unite of the American Cancer Society will meet in the Times Star Office at Batavia Friday evening February 24 at eight o clock.
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Cancer Society
Clermont County Unite
The
American Cancer Society
Times Star
Batavia
Snapshot of the Week Gulf fishing with Owensburg pastor
The Rev. W. W. Jessee, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Owensville, and his wife display a large Gulf catch near Clearwater Florida. Virgil Jessee, the pastor’s son, and friends accompany them on the fishing outing.
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W. Jessee
First Baptist Church of
Owensville
Gulf of Mexico
Clearwater
Fla
Virgil Jessee
Pt Pleasant Youth Named On Ohio State Honor Roll
Theodore P. Kistner of Point Pleasant is listed on Ohio State University's College of Agriculture autumn quarter honor roll for achieving high scholastic attainment with a 3.25 average or better.
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Pt. Pleasant Boy
Ohio State
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
Theodore P. Kistner
Point Pleasant
Marine Sergeant To Visit Batavia Next Month
A United States Marine Corps Recruiting Sergeant will visit Batavia each Friday afternoon in March from 1 to 2 pm to interview applicants for enlistment in the Marines and Reserves. Headquarters in Cincinnati seeks men 17 to 28 and women 20 to 30 for immediate enlistment in a short waiting list. Fire at Harry Nordman home in Loveland damages kitchen and appliances totalling about 2000 dollars. Nordman and Mrs Nordman escape unharmed.
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United States Marine Corps
Batavia
U. S. Marines
Marine Corps
Army
Air Force
Cincinnati
Harry Nordman
Loveland
Nordman
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Loveland Fire Department
Julius DeFossett
Radio Shop Looted In Bethel Break-In
A television set valued at about $129 was stolen from Frederick Radio and Television Sales and Service in Bethel after thieves forced a back window with a crowbar. No other merchandise was touched.
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Frederick
Bethel
Dinner Dance Attended by 238 at Bethel School
Two hundred thirty eight people attended the Republican Men's Club dinner dance on February 16 at Bethel. Local candidates in the May primary were present along with E. O. McCowen and his opponent James H. McElhaney. The Bethel Chapter of the Eastern Star served dinner and the Syncopators of Cincinnati provided music.
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Bethel
E. O. McCowen
James H. McElhaney
Order of Eastern Star
Cincinnati
Institute Date Set For March 23 At Felicity
A Community Institute will be held at Felicity on March 23 with afternoon and evening sessions. Prizes include three groups of posters nine prizes, canned goods with groups of 3 to 6 cans, three prizes, quilts three prizes, a door prize each session, and one grand prize on the last night. All participants must be at the school auditorium by March 1 at 8 p.m.
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Felicity
McElhaney Praises Young Voters At Bethel Dinner
Portsmouth candidate James H. McElhaney for Congress cites interest of young voters under 50 as crucial to stopping federal overreach. He notes Clermont County's rising political importance, plans more Clermont visits, and hails the Bethel Republican meeting as a recent success.
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James McElhaney
Bethel
James H. McElhaney
Portsmouth
Clermont County
McElhaney
Clermont
Scioto
Local Students Enrolled At Ohio State University
New winter quarter enrollment at Ohio State University includes three from Clermont County. Jules E. Gerding of Batavia, Robert T. Hance of Loveland, and Royal B. McCreery of Goshen are listed as new students.
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Ohio State University
Clermont County
Jules E. Gerding
Batavia
Robert T. Hance
Loveland
Royal B. McCreery
Goshen
Amelia State Bank Changes Hours in Amelia
Amelia State Bank will adjust its operating hours beginning March 14 1950. The bank will open from 9 a m to 3 p m on most days, with Wednesday closing at 12 noon in Amelia.
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Amelia State Bank
Amelia
Red Cross Campaign Starts March 1 In Clermont County
The Clermont County Chapter of the American Red Cross begins its annual drive on Wednesday March 1 with an $8,500 goal. Campaign chairmen Sterling L Brown John S Woods Robert L Crowe and Ralph A Hill set township quotas at Batavia and Milford meetings. $365,000 has been spent in Clermont County relief from 1927 to 1949.
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Clermont County
American Red Cross
Batavia
Sterling L. Brown
New Richmond
John S. Woods
Robert L. Crowe
Ralph A. Hill
Milford
Demonstration Club Elects New Officers At Feb Meeting
Home Demonstration Club No 4 met February 13 at Mrs Andre Conover’s home in Amelia and elected officers led by Mrs Bess O'Brien as president and Mrs Patsy Lantz as vice president. Miss Helen Stanfield spoke on floor finishes. Installation planned for March 13 at Alma Cornell’s home with Katherine Marsh as co host. Milk pasteurization named project of the month.
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Andre Conover
Amelia
Helen Stanfield
Bess O'Brien
Patsy Lantz
Laura Botthof
Gladys Cann
Alma Cornell
Virginie Betts
Katherine Marsh
Loveland Student Earns Honor Roll Honor at Wilmington
Earl Romohr of Loveland has been named to the honor roll at Wilmington for the first semester ending January 27. Eligibility requires a point-hour average of 3.25 or higher, reflecting a B plus or better in all subjects.
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Earl Romohr
Loveland
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Bethel Lions Club
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Plane Street
Lloyd Harlow
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Stonelick Baptist Church
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