Out and About Bi-Focals Watch Cherry Tree Sport Spars
The columnist describes a Michigan Fourth of July watch from a porch cherry tree. Wildlife battles over ripening fruit, chipmunks robins and blue jays compete while humans enjoy spectator croquet at the Neighborhood Crooked Croquet Tournament. One player on the winning team wears tri-focals.
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Food For Thought on Opposition to Christ and Faith
A sermon style discussion explains antichrist as opposing Christ by disbelief or reliance on works, and warns against altering biblical doctrine. It cites James 2 19 Romans 8 9 and Matthew 12 30 to urge true faith in Christ for eternal standing.
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Cut Your Grass or Pay for the Window
A lawn owner learns that hiring a mower can create liability if the mower hits hidden objects. If the employee is negligent or the object is in the yard, the owner or insurer may be responsible for damages. The piece stresses clearly marking yard hazards and outlining boundaries to avoid lawsuits. Additional notes cover historical tidbits and caveats about applying laws.
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Goodwill Worker of 1967 Victor Mills Named Honoree
Victor Mills of Williams Avenue Norwood, a 32 year old bakery worker who lost his left arm in a 1961 auto crash near Richmond Kentucky is named Goodwill Worker of 1967 at the Ohio Valley Goodwill Rehabilitation Center. He was chosen from about 30 nominees and has worked in various Goodwill roles since 1962.
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Clermont Draft Board Reorganizes and County Draft Plans
The Clermont county Local Drafting Board reorganized after Washington orders. Board members Needham, Fomorin, and Williams took oaths and reports were sent to headquarters. Registration cards renumbered to 2000. most draftees expected near September.
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Ohio House Advances 4.9 Billion Budget With ADC Plan
The Ohio House approved a 4.9 billion two year appropriations bill including a matching Aid to Dependent Children ADC program. The package dedicates 631 million for welfare about 30 of the total with 187 million for ADC. Counties will match on a 90 10 basis to cover about 83 percent of minimum living standards for 190000 ADC recipients. A new provision offers 17.5 million to counties for a 2 to 1 state local match enabling 100 percent of minimum living standards where matched. The plan comes as the General Assembly may authorize a permissive tax program for additional county ADC funding.
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Parson Jones on religion and public faith in a wartime letter
A reader letters page features Parson Jones criticizing Christian conduct during the Israel Arab conflict, likening church influence to salt that has become sugary and weak. He questions modern faith, urges genuine light over mere reflection, and ends with a note about a personal farm task and a loan guarantee offer.
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Poet's Nook and Verse Selections
A period column features two poems by Mabel Posegate and Stella C Tremble. Verses describe the mullein plant and a hillside fire. Contributor details request editor Mrs. Edna Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati Ohio.
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Flag as symbol stirs patriotism across Arkansas
A letter reflects on flag burning in New York and Los Angeles demonstrations and praises a full page Arkansas Gazette ad offering flag kits. Officials note renewed patriotism amid debates on display of national symbols and call for a nationwide flag project.
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Laugh and Five Longer Husband to Wife
A jumble of quips and dialogue spreads across the page including jokes about retirement savings approaching two hundred thousand dollars, a black cat warning not to walk in front, and a series of gags about women, cars, and aging. Uncle John jokes about vitamins since age ninety nine.
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