Goals of the 100th General Assembly in Ohio
Clermont County representatives report Republican leadership aims for highway bonds and new road plans. Proposals include federal tax shifts, atomic plant road needs, permanent overload controls, safer driving programs, emergency funding, prison reforms, school funding aims, farm telephone service improvements, a $25 weekly Workmen’s Comp for disabled workers, clearer state revenues, and higher horse-race taxes. The piece notes federal workers may get Ike’s Day holiday, with Clermont only getting TV coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
100Th General Assembly
Ohio
General Revenue Fund
School Foundation
General Assembly
Washington
Senate
Republican Policy Committee
District of Columbia
Uncle Sam
Clermont
Satan Scripture: Matthew 17 and Reading II Peter 1
A brief religious note citing Matthew 17 and II Peter 1 3 8. The text references spiritual guidance and growth through scripture and exhortations for virtue and faith. It emphasizes study and application of biblical passages in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Matthew
Peter
Mountain Valley Lesson On Vision And Service
A 1953 Sunday school piece contrasts Bragg and Forrest on Lookout Mountain with a meditation on life’s mountain and valley. It argues high moments of faith hope and love inspire steady service and warns against overemphasizing vision or labor without perspective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eneral Braxton Bragg
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Lookout Mountain
Forrest
General Bragg
Mt. Herman
Paul
Damascus Road
Moses
Poets Nook Presents Poems and Verse Fragments
Contents show original and reprint poems with author at top left. Submissions accepted from Sheila Stinson and Mrs Hydna Hamilton in Cincinnati Ohio. Verses include Driftwind by Della Crowder Miller and On Hills by Margaret W Dana with rural scenes and meditations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
You and
Driftwind
Della Crowder
Deaths in Ohio and Cincinnati Area Ranging from Seven to Ninety Three
Notices report multiple deaths across Bethel Batavia and New Richmond with obsequies and memorial services. Danny Day seven died at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital honored at Lew F White funeral home. Betty Priest 21 died at a New Hope dance hall. Rose Hodges 30 years resident of Pasadena passed after teaching near Batavia. Hayden Rice 84 died by pistol wound under investigation. Edward Gomien 93 remembered at St Louis Church Owensville. Mary Boiman Cole 59 formerly of Cincinnati Public Library buried at St Mary’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
Danny Day
Myrtle Day
Lew. F. White
Surial
Felicity
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Batavia, O
Moore Funeral Home
Rose B. Hodges
Pasadena
Calif
Greenberry
Newtonsville
Vernon O. Lytle
Batavia
W. C. Turton
Lebanon
W. O. Weaver
Fletcher
Oklo
Hayden Rice
C. O. Rice
Allen Rice
Little Rock
Ark
Owensville
St. Louis
Edward L. Gomien
St. John’s Cemetery
Gomien
Mildred
Anna Carrier
Fayetteville
Margaret Nordman
Craver
Milford, O
Mary Boiman Cole
Deerfield Road
Milford
St. Andrew Church
St. Mary’s Cemetery
St. Bernard
Cole
Cincinnati Public Library
Charles Cole
Bethel edges Batavia in overtime 48 46 at Hamersville
Bethel won a Friday night overtime game against Batavia 48 46 at Hamersville with Holland and Smith scoring 13 each for Batavia. Batavia previously defeated Hamersville 68 66 behind 31 points from Hamilton. Moscow Amelia game moved from Friday to Thursday January 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Batavia
Hamersville
Holland
Smith
Hamilton
Dramatic Club
Community Notices From Amelia and Nearby
Sympathy is extended to the families of Frank Dillon and Harry Sillett. Dell Monjar is home from Christ Hospital. Florence Lang is a patient at Good Samaritan Hospital. Anna Pousardin died, with sympathy extended. E Oswald and children of St. Cloud returned home after visiting Guy and Mary Warfield. Sunday guests included Mary Steelman and Dale Brumagen, Nettie Topie, Leona Smith, W H Lasher, Donna Lillick. Hand in Hand Class meets at Mary Hamann’s Friday. George Earl Huling’s birthday honored by friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Dillon
Harry Sillett
Dell Monjar
Christ Hospital
Florence Lang
Good Samaritan Hospital
Anna Pousardin
E. Oswald
St. Cloud
Florida
Guy Warfield
Rosa Brumagen
Mary Steelman
Madisonville
Dale Brumagen
Mt. Washington
Nettie Topie
Leona Smith
W. H. Lasher
Donna Lillick
Children’s Hospital
Mary Hamann
George Earl Huling
Secretarial Job Owen at Batavia Opens
Batavia county veterans service officer James Griffith announced a secretary position in his office. Applications go to the Soldiers Relief Commission in Batavia and interviews will be held at the courthouse at 11 a m on January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heaven
Jesus
Batavia
March of Dimes Dance Set at VFW Hall
Felicity Ohio hosts the annual March of Dimes dance Saturday January 17 at the VFW Hall with proceeds to the polio fund. Dancing runs from 9 pm to 1 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felicity, O
VFW Hall
VFW
Lions Club
Polio Fund
Card of Thanks for Edneral Home Floral Offerings
We express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for support after Ed neral home death. Edna Sprandel and Children appreciate kind words and the floral offerings from donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edneral
Edna Sprandel
Pretty wedding links Newtonsville and Owensville unite
Miss Patricia Moffet of Newtonsville and Mr. James Brossart of Owensville wed in St. Louis Catholic Church with Rev. Edwin Dittman officiating. Bride in white velvet, Army groom welcomes life in Williamsburg Virginia after ceremony. Reception in Mueller's Hall and social guests attend before news of family illnesses and local social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Moffet
Newtonsville
James’ Brossart
Owensville
St. Louis Catholic Church
Edwin Dittman
Miss Moffet
Arlene Moffet
Virginia Glass
William Brossart
John Lohrer
Miss Gloss
Bob Farrell
Junior Geesner
Bernard Bohmann
Mueller
Jimmy Brossart
Williamsburg
Mr. Brossart
Ft. Eustis
Local Socials and Sickness Report in Laurel
Sunday school attendance reached forty one with collected funds of 5.61. Local tobacco farmers report good prices. Sickness lists include Mrs Larkin Headson Rogs weld Mr Clella atoll and Mr Lester Simmons. Community guests from Hillsboro Cincinnati and Monterey share meals and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Headson
Rogsweld
Clella Atoll
Lester Simmons
Larry Jegley
Pauline Trees
Baby
Hillsboro
Ohio
Emerson Trees
June McCarty
Win Short
Cincinnati
Robert Strout
Bernard Caudill
Floyd Stahl
Eileen Schield
Monterey
Thomas C. Poole
Vincent Geesner
Dale Pence
Rogers
Brooks
Conover community notes from Cozadadale meeting
Conover from Cozadadale reports a church class gathering at the Tigars home. A house owned by Mary Burton was burned midweek with the At the time tenants Charles Howell family resided there. Local visits included Mrs Fannie Okeith and Mrs Martha Conover. WSCS to meet in church room. Boy Scouts event well attended with supper and pictures afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tigar
Mary Burton
Charles Howell
Manton
Mary Coleman
W. H. Conover
Fannie Okeith
Myriel Terwilliger
Martha Panchot
Martha Conover
WSCS
Boy Scouts
Also Mentioned on This Page
Thi
Clermont Courier
Cleverald B. Forth Thomas Fort
Batavia, Ohio
John Hayden
Clermont County
C. Stanley Mechem
Ohio Senate
William Saxbe
House
Mear
Council of State
George
Ward Ware
Mountain Valley
Dr. Foreman
Vision and Service
Saturday Evening Post
R. H. Grenville
Daily Word
Margaret W. Dana
Pete
Herbert Merrill
Stanley Morel
Ten Mile
High School Dramatic Club of
Williamsburgi
Evelyn del
Jim Bowling
Nedra Stout
Folk Festival
Williamsburg High School
Wilmington
Saltie Holmes
Mattie O’neil
Midwestern Hayride
Amelia School
Tennessee
Amelia Mrs. Earl Huling
Owen
Russell Kain
Air Force
Savannah
Velma Kain
Estella Moore
Lucille Long
Jesse Kain
Georgia
California
Perintown
William Fomorin
Here
Minnie McMahon
Naomi George
MT. Carmel, O
Dexter Booth
Wiener Lane
Amelia, O
Pierce Township
Milk
Merwin-Ten Mile Road
Mary Marshall
CLUB
Dorothy C. Gregg
Helen Reynolds
June Schultz
Laura Reder
Madeline Blocher
Moyme
Tilrev
Bob Fitzpatrick
Grant Knudsen
Castle Farms
Laurel Mr
Chris Stroub
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!