Preservation of Burial Grounds Spurs Countywide Action
Readers urge Clermont County officials to fund and maintain old rural burial plots. The letter criticizes neglect of historic cemeteries, calls for annual Memorial Day care, and links soil stewardship to patriotism and respect for ancestors. Also discusses Korea war effort and Taft-E Hartley era politics.
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Clermont County
Republic
Clermont
Boston
Philadelphias
New York
New England
Theviier
Portrait of David the shepherd boy to king
The piece assesses David from his humble Bethlehem roots to future king, noting his outdoors upbringing, God-fearing parents, and early harp playing as the first rung to fame. It emphasizes character over heredity and highlights the tension between idealized views and fuller human traits.
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David
Clermont Album Contest Rules Describe K. D. Miller
Last week's contest failed to identify K D Miller of Neville. Miller born February 21 1848 in Pelicity, educated at Smiths Mercantile College Higgensport and Kansas State Agricultural Co. Hiller was Neville postmaster and store operator, died March 1891. Prize detail and eligibility rules for future entries included.
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K. D. Miller
Neville
Pelicity
Miller
Smith's Mercantile College
Higgensport
Kansas State Agricultural Co
Hiller
Willowville News Briefs Record Local Events
Mrs Dalton of Hell hosts a Saturday gathering. Mr and Mrs Heckathorn announce a baby girl born at Mariemont Hospital. Welcome to the Heidrich and Stacey families. Neighbors report good luck fishing at Saimad't Lake. Samad's grandson from Corbin, Kentucky, visits this summer.
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Dalton
Hell
Paul Heckathorn
Mariemont Hospital
Heidrich and
Stacey
Saimad’t Lake
Samad
Corbin, Ky
Looking Backward Today on Goott and plank road plans
The article discusses Goott as a prominent figure and notes plank road discussions gaining attention in major eastern cities and northern forests. It mentions lumber quality and the appeal of oak and pitch pine for road construction.
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Goott
Poets Nook Wind and Verse By Amy Woodward
A fragment from Bard By Amy Woodward presents two poems the first citing a Rocky Road to Gethsemane and the second WIND with contrasts between a harsh destructive wind and a soothing winning wind. It lists submission details for Poets Nook including addresses in Cincinnati Ohio and a Cincinnati variant.
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Fae
Shiela Stinson
Cincinnati
Ohio
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Cincinanett
Williamsburg Notes On Lost Tea Tray And Visits
A metal tray used under a blue tea pot in a play is missing with inquiries directed to Dottie Coulter and her son Jerry of Dayton Ohio. Weekend visits included Marietta Hughes formerly of Elwood Indiana with Mr and Mrs Lindell Hughes and family. Elwood marked its 100th birthday with a four day festival.
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Dottie Coulter
Jerry
Dayton
Ohio
Lindell Hughes
Marietta Hughes
Elwood
Ind
Ted Innis
Pauline Cincush
Gerald Harris
Clermont County Chronicle Clippings Chronicle
Fragmentary notes from Clermont County history dated July to July include early issues of The Clermont Sentinel in Williamsburg, a Batavia school opening, pioneer settlement near Lucy's Run, a physician's obituary note, a county fair, and family anniversaries with a few personal health updates.
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Clermont Sentinel
Williamsburg
Batavia
C. M. Smith
Charles
Batavia Township
Lucy’s Run
Bethel
William Eberle
United Stats
William Lytle
Clermont County
Clough Heights Community Notices and Upcoming Events
The Clermontoun Methodist Brotherhood plans Sunday evening Vesper Services at Starves through July and August from 5 to 6 PM with Dr. Charles F. Murphy of Walnut Hills as speaker. The Women’s Society of Christian Service honors Mrs. Emma Nash’s birthday at 1 PM today with Mrs. Mildred Carg o, Mrs. Nash, and Mrs. Gladys Langane hosting. Four intermediate MYFs will attend Gabina camp next week: Janet Riggs Patsy Deme ron Ron nie Roller and Chester Firman. Mrs. Charles Romer and her three sons visit Mr. and Mrs. William Hasabrook on Clough Road. Ray Ross and Darlene Straits are hospitalized at Our Lady of Mercy in Mariemont after a Nine Mile Road auto accident. Lois, their daughter, stays with her parents. Mr. Lamrish is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. John S. Woods and son Jack returned home after a vacation through the eastern states and Canada.
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Clermontoun Methodist Brotherhood
Starves
Charles. F. Murphy
Walnut Hills Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Emma Nash
Mildred Cargo
Nash
Gladys Langane
Gabina
Janet Riggs
Patsy Demeron
Ronnie Roller
Chester Firman
Charles Romer
College Hill
William Hasabrook
Clough Road
Ray Ross
Darlene Straits
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Mariemont
Nine Mile Road
Lois
George Weber
Lamrish
Johns
Woods
Jack
States
Canada
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