Editorial on Gilligan as a dedicated public servant
The piece analyzes John J. Gilligan's political moves from Hamilton County to Cincinnati City Council, then his bid for the U S Senate. It questions his loyalty as a Democrat while he seeks statewide office and notes Clermont County's growing role in Ohio politics. It asks Cincinnatians to weigh his dedication against his statewide ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Gilligan
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Clermont County
United States
Senate
Ohio
Gilligan
Washington
Lausche
Legacy of Robert E. Lee and Stonewall Jackson
The piece recalls the birth dates of Lee and Jackson and weighs their military genius and controversial legacies. It contrasts Lee’s soft handling of generals and postwar healing efforts with Lincoln’s victory and enduring fame, noting the influence of both generals in war and civilian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederacy
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Lecturer Offers Ghana Trip Insights To Civic Clubs
Thomas G. Parker water Safety director for Cincinnati Area Red Cross recently returned from a three month mission in Ghana. He is available to speak to civic service or social clubs free of charge via Red Cross Community Services. Parker assisted Ghana Red Cross Society in expanding first aid programs and exploring new service efforts. He traveled about 4000 miles through rough roads, met Ashantehene and tribal chiefs, and noted health hazards and hospital strains in Ghana while praising the warm reception and rewarding experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Parker
Cincinnati Area
Red Cross
Ghana
Africa
Sycamore’ Street
Cini
Cincinnati
League of Red Cross Societies
Parker
Red Cross Society
Ashantehene
League
Red Cross Societies
Food For Thought by Paul Varney on student protests and moral order
The writer argues that modern protests on campuses reflect a return to libertine behavior against God and law. He cites scripture from I Peter 2 9 10 Matt 28 18 and Romans 13 1 2 to condemn student calls for power and rule breaking and to defend submission to higher powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Varney
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Earth
God
Laughs and Wisecracks from Everyday Life
Cartoon style gags cover marriage envy luck and office ethics. Jokes range from the surefire lines about husbands and comparisons to the iceman and a landlord’s lie. A neighbor comfort ends with a sly twist about a betrayed friend.
Out and About Sycamore Tree Contest grows with prizes
The Sycamore Tree Contest increases prize money with first prize from Clermont National Bank at 20 dollars and additional awards for second to fourth places. The paper adds 10 dollars for the biggest free submitted tree and notes ongoing entries Motterns Magnificent and Schumachers Supreme. The writer hints at confessions about entrants ages and location details, promising next week to reveal Jim Robeys largest tree and discussing judging rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont National Bank
Columbus
Jim Robey
Dayton Journal-Herald
Ohio
W’ Journal-Herald
Sycamore’ Society
Dayton
Jim
Mottern
Schumacher
Robey
Heavy Budget Cuts Proposed Amid High Taxes and Costs
The author urges large federal cuts totaling at least 10 to 15 billion dollars, focusing on eliminating waste in defense and non defense programs. He argues a belt tightening could permit a temporary tax hike to curb inflation, citing a quarter trillion dollars in yearly government spending and debt pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Defense Department
Common Sense
Washington
Clermont Boy To Head Washington Inaugural Parade
Col H C Corbin Adjutant General U S A will command the March 4 1893 inaugural parade in Washington. The Clermont County native is noted for his maneuvering of large bodies of troops and civil parades alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
H. C. Corbin
U.S.A
Washington
Rutherford B. Hayes
United States
Freemont
Delaware
Ohio
Can Stokely Carmichael Be Stopped in 1968
Washington report warns of insurrectional drift in U S cities and calls for decisive federal spending controls. It cites Carmichael’s Havana call and rising gun sales, urging Congress to act with tough laws and a clear spending ceiling to fund the Vietnam war and curb unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokely Carmichael
Vietnam
America
Otto Kerner
Illinois
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Kennedy- Johnson
National Defense
Mission
John V. Lindsay
New York
Commission
Havana
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Martin Luther King
Washington, D.C
Carmichael
Justice Department
Congress
Poet's Nook Column and Verse Fragments
A local column features original and reprinted poems with credits and submission address in Cincinnati. Read excerpts titled Cold Facts about winter hibernation by Mildred Harris and Savings Account noting clutter from habit and saved up chores causing a home in disarray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Three kinds of folks enter the new year Parson Jones says
Parson Jones urges readers to value thinking and warns there are three kinds entering the new year past dependent present oriented and futurists. He criticizes clinging to the past and excessive future planning while stressing the need to build on history for stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Futurites
Mars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Figs
Robert Taft
England
Lincoln
Food For
Smithers
Flach Douglas
George S. Benson
Searcy
Arkansas
Courier
Eloise Ellis
Milford Sextette
Leever’s Hall
Miamiville
Armstrong
Barclay
Brunson
Dennison
Feldpansch
Woodward
Milford
Charley Adams
Batavia Society
SUN
Steve Cramer
Ed Ireton
Ohio Penitentiary
Marathon
Zeno H. Scott
Isaac A. Frazier
Pt. Isabel
Felicity
Batavia
Edward Donley
K&ek
Fred Schafer
Stirling & Moore
The
Clermont Courier
Washington Report
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
William H. Harsha
Poet's Nook
Mildred Harris
Parson Jones
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!