Readers defend Bethel reporter in Clermont Courier letter
The Clermont Courier defends Bethel correspondent Guy Holmes against Cincinnati attorney Robert J. Harris in a discussion over school board reporting. The editors emphasize value of daily community coverage and criticize ridicule of reporters.
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Courier
Robert J. Harris
Harris
Cincinnati
Bethel
Guy Holmes
Holmes
The
Effie
Stuffington
Bridge Club
Clermont County
Collier
What Happened to the Prisoners and Missing Servicemen
In the wake of World War II and Korea the article cites rumors of POWs being forced into labor camps in the Soviet Union and stresses the need for transparency. It compares UN reports showing over 100 000 missing prisoners with only about 11 559 enemy reports and calls for locating and identifying the 8000 American personnel unaccounted for, alive if possible and with records of any deaths.
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Soviet Union
Europe
West
Korea
Jesus Christ
Simon Peter
Andrew
Jesus
Christ
Clermont Day by Day 1862 Landmark Obits and Rail Plan
A Clermont County column records notable deaths and local events from January 4 1862. Entries include Jacob Stroup Sr Revolutionary veteran buried Myers Cemetery Goshen Charlies Robb educator soldier farmer and poet died Sept 20 1872 Minty O Banion died aged 111 at New Richmond buried Nicholsville Baptist Cemetery Jacob Huber pioneer settler secretary of Social Lodge No 29 Williamsburg buried Williamsburg Cemetery Moses Leonard Revolutionary soldier pioneer buried Williamsburg May 26 1801 and 10 January 1876 note Cincinnati Batavia Williamsburg Railroad Company organized at Batavia to build a narrow gauge line.
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Jacob Stroup
Myers Cemetery
Goshen
Charlies Robb
Batavia Township
O’banion
New Richmond
Nicholsville
Williamsburg
Cincinnati, Batavia and
Batavia
Clermont Album Identity of Lamont Dustin Leader in Clermont County
Samuel H Dustin of Loveland a Republican long active in Clermont politics served in the Civil War and was wounded at Antetam. He later worked with Sargent Wilson and Company, then American Book Company, led G R post in Loveland, and was a 1888 Chicago convention delegate. Dustin died Aug 5 1894 in California.
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Samuel H. Dustin
Loveland
Clermont County
M. Dustin
Antetam
Dustin
Sargent, Wilson and Company
American Book Company
Chicago
James B .Swing
John Little
John B. Allen
Greene County
Annabel Fee
Moscow
California
J. H. Beagle
Route 5
Batavia
W. Clarke
Poet's Nook prose and poems by Lola Ingres Russo and May Richstone
The piece presents poetic vignettes and verse selections with bylines Lola Ingres Russo from Saturday Evening Post and May Richstone from Radio Mirror. It includes contributor contact hints and nostalgic images of children and family, preserving a newspaper column tone.
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Lola Ingres Russo
Saturday Evening Post
Devotional Reading: Bible Verses John 1 19 51
Devotional note centers on scripture John 1 19 to 51 and Isaiah 55. The reading highlights inquiry by leaders about Jesus identity and includes themes of invitation and call to return to God’s ways.
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Isaiah
Different Paths to Christ Found in Contemporary Book
The article cites These Found the Way edited by David W. Soper from Westminster Press and notes its dozen modern converts each finding Christ in unique ways. It argues against a single mold for Christians and cites John the Baptist as the sole pre-Pentecost believer with a perceived supernatural experience.
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David W. Soper
Westminster Press
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Anoiher
Christ
Jesus
John the Baptist
God
John
Let us go to church and choose Christ for ourselves
A reflective piece on conversion by simple steps: someone invites, then the individual must decide. It argues fellowship evangelism through friendly introduction, and notes people join churches by being introduced to Christ. It also urges churches and Christians to actively tell Christ’s story.
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John
Jesus
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
Walden's Ridge Sinks in Tennessee Mystery
A Tennessee mountain portion called Walden's Ridge sunk recently with a tremendous noise. A wide gap runs sixty to one hundred feet across and two miles long, depth unknown, likely from the mountain’s foundation rather than natural convulsion. The scene drew large crowds to witness the unusual event.
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Tennessee
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Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Company
Batavia, Ohio
Jerald B. Fortner
Thomas Fortney
Washington
George Bender
United States
Clermont
By Harry Halbisch
Jacob Huber
Masonic Lodge
Moses Leonard
Poet’s Nook
Shiela Stinson
R. R
Ohio
Mia
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Troy
Santa Claus
May Richstone
Radio Mirror
Pda
Aimee
Orema
Dr. Foreman
Eine
WMU
Batavia E. U. B. Church
Carl Ungelhuem
Christain Endeavor
Helen Hahn
Stonelilk Baptist Church
Paul W. Gwinn
Point Isabel
Salt Air
Church of’ Christ
James R. Butts, Jr
MT. Carmutt
ST. Philomena
Christian Holiness Church
Bantam
Bethel Dalton
Amelia Baptist Church
D. C. Eubanks
Newtown Baptist Church
Everett Moore
Church St. Tel
Monterey Presbyterian
Paul Stevens
Church OF Christ
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Forestville
Beechmont, Ave
Amelia Methodist Church
David Williams
Cozaddale Methodist
H. W. Tumbleson
E. W. Wacxwell
Christian Endeavor
Batavia Methodist Church
Fred M. Mark
Summerside
Christine
Roy E. Barringer
Spring and Water Sts
Bantam Presbyterian Church
Paul W. Stephens
Summerside Church School
C. B
Holy Trinity Church
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Naz
Gail Moorman
Young Peoples
Eeeet
Cumberland Presbyterian
R. M. Adams
Thomas More Church
Withamaville
Francis J. Helder
Batavia Presbyterian
William T. Paterson
Minteter
Westminster Fellowship
Nazarene Church
Felletty
James
Axis Catholic
Mangion
Rye Obio
Ihatelbicker
Veronica
Modest Church OF Christ
Frank Vetach
First Baptist Church OF
Owensville
Charles W. Jessee
the Friendly Church
WPFB
E Bible School
Church OF Gafton
Stanley Hogue
Charles Keel
Withamsville Baptist Bible School
Women’s Missionary Society
Mount Moriah Methodist Church
D. G. Lach
Kenneth Henson
Afton—Church School
Irene Gulligan
Hamlet
D. V. Steinman
Young Peoples Meeting
Lindale Baptist Church
David Dean
Orville Clark
Children’s Bible Club
Toothens
Grant
Royal Meadowshow
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