Congo Missionary to Speak at Williamsburg Church
The Reverend Paul Okken, missionary to the Congo with the Conservation Baptist Foreign Mission Society, will speak at First Baptist Church of Williamsburg Sunday night July 15 at 7 45. A veteran, he fled Congo during recent upheavals and plans to return this fall. Nursery facilities will be provided and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Okken
Congo
Conservation Baptist Foreign Mission Society
First Baptist Church of
Williamsburg
Rev
Okken
United States
Present Life as Whole Not Section Says Richter
A quotation attributes to Jean Paul Richter urging readers to treat each day as life itself, to enjoy and improve the present without rushing toward a future moment. It emphasizes mindfulness and avoiding haste to reach the next phase.
Pool And Davis Are Top Keglers At Log Cabin Lanes
Pool tops men with a 567 series while R Davis leads women with a 243 game on seven consecutive strikes at Log Cabin Lanes. Other top men scores include Amiott 555 Ross 549 Druhot 547 Gacek 547 531 513 Roberts 544 Parker 524 Crawford 523 Poole 510. Women include Poole 529 Malott 508 503 Cremer 501 466 Borge Menke 481 Lytle 479 Hill 464 461 Alexander 450.
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Pool
R. Davis
Log Cabin Lanes
R. Amiott
C. Ross
R. Druhot
J. Gacek
J. Roberts
R. Parker
D. Crawford
J. C. Poole
H. Poole
K. Malott
C. Cremer
M. Borgemenke
E. Lytle
H Hill
J. Alexander
Care Of Appliances 4 H Club Project
Sunshine 4 H Club urges members to continue the new electrical project focused on buying principles safety and appliance care. Nancy Taylor demonstrated appliance care on July 9 and toasters were brought by all members for imitation learning. Other Sunshiners projects include clothes crafts and yeast breads with weekly summer meetings at Mrs Art Taylor’s home.
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Owensville
Sunshine 4H Club
Martha Sommer
Nancy Taylor
Art Taylor
Four Area Students Named to UC Dean's List
University of Cincinnati dean list honors announced by Dr. Walter C. Langsam include Sandra Biederman of Loveland from Design Architecture and Art. Ellis Caudill of Milford. Julie I. Ault of Amelia. and Kerry Tarvin of Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Cincinnati
Walter C. Langsam
University
College of Design, Architecture, and Art
Sandra Biederman
Box
McKinley Rd
Loveland
School of Education
Ellis Caudill
Tyler Ave
Milford
Julie I. Ault
Hitchcock Lane
Amelia
Kerry Tarvin
Rt. 1
Batavia
Gower row highlights Goshen school board dispute
Readers in Goshen discuss the firing of Robert Gower as Superintendent of Schools. They claim he invited public scrutiny by requesting an open hearing, contesting board decisions, and defending his conduct under charges presented only after private notice.
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Goshen
Robert Gower
Gower
Mr. Gower
Russell Spiedel
Board of Education
Ohio
Pesout McKenzie Wedding Spouse Joins Army at Fort Gordon
Miss Barbara Ann Pesout and Lieutenant Roger Lee McKenzie wed in Bond Hill Methodist Church Cincinnati on June 16. Attendants included Peggy Biven and Jo Ellen Pesout. best man Richard Fischbach. The couple plans Fort Gordon Georgia home after a Brown County Indiana honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Ann Pesout
Joseph Pesout
Cincinnati
Roger Lee McKenzie
Homer McKenzie
S. Fourth St
Williamsburg
Bond Hill Methodist Church
Norman Newman
Peggy Biven
Jo Ellen Pesout
Marian Peso
Ervin
Clifton Avenue
Brown County Forest
Indiana
Fort Gordon
Georgia
Signal Corps
Ohio State University
University of Cincinnati
Benefit Payments Fall 23.5 Percent in Fiscal Year
State Treasurer Joseph T. Ferguson reports unemployment compensation checks cleared dropped about 23 percent in the just completed fiscal year. Payments totaled slightly over 178 million dollars versus 300 million the year before as employer contributions rose from 103 million to 125 million. Reimbursements from claimants declined from 800 511 to 208 895.
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Joseph T. Ferguson
Ohio
Ferguson
Marshall Elected To Angus Association
W. D. Marshall of Batavia has been elected to membership in the American Angus Association at St. Joseph Missouri Frank Richards secretary reports Marshall among six Ohio breeders admitted last month to the association membership
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Marshall
Batavia
St. Joseph
Missouri
Frank Richards
Marshall
Ohio
Police Chief Vice Has Busy Day In Williamsport
Williamsport police chief Robert Vice reports a busy Tuesday with 11 arrests. Teenagers from Cincinnati area aged 15 to 17 included four boys and two girls, with charges ranging from operating an unsafe vehicle to carrying concealed weapons and disorderly conduct. Two girls on probation faced disorderly conduct charges, and three younger boys aged 11 to 13 were arrested for shooting street lights with slingshots. A 16 year old was cited for driving without a license. all cited to Juvenile Court.
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Williamsburg
Robert Vice
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Sprague Named As Postmaster
Marvin Sprague is confirmed by the U S Senate to become postmaster in Williamsburg succeeding Harry L Hines who retired after 25 years Sprague has run a dry cleaning business for 15 years now managed by his wife Etta Jones Janet is a University of Cincinnati sophomore and Larry a local high school freshman
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Marvin Sprague
Stephan Young
U.S. Senate
Kennedy
Sprague
Harry L. Hines
Williamsburg
Etta Jones
Marathon
Mrs. Sprague
Janet
University of Cincinnati
Larry
Births at Brown County Hospital Georgetown Week Ending July 8
The Brown County Hospital Georgetown lists births for the week ending July 8. Lawrence Throckmorton and Barbara Shelton of Hillsboro welcomed Kimberly Sue on July 6. John Dickson and Genevieve Jones of Mowrystown welcomed Deborah Lynne on July 2.
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Brown County Hospital
Georgetown
Lawrence Throckmorton
Barbara Shelton
Hillsboro
Kimberly Sue
John Dickson
Genevieve Jones
Mowrystown
Deborah Lynne
Why The Willow Weeps from The Courier 1962
A short tale by Mary Hickey about Red Feather and Rising Sun, lovers from rival tribes who meet at a willow tree near a riverbank Indian camp. After Red Feather is killed, Rising Sun grieves and drowns, and the weeping willow begins to shed as her memory and sorrow are carried by the tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hickey
America
Red Feather
Rising Sun
Thanks for kindness during long hospital stay
A note from Guy E. Holmes of Bethel thanks everyone who sent cards books flowers and visited during more than eight weeks in Holmes Hospital expressing appreciation and the feeling of not being forgotten.
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Holmes Hospital
Men Give Counsel But Not the Wisdom to Profit
A short reflection contrasts advice with practical wisdom, noting that guidance alone does not ensure beneficial use. It underscores the difference between offering thoughts and achieving outcomes.
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Jean Paul Richter
Delbert Wilson
Motorist’s Mutual Insurance Co
Beechmont Ave
Ase
Davis
Helvetius
Time Magazine
LOS Angeles Times
Samuel Bronston
Arlton Soph Heston Loren
Mmicolor
Skaho Wann
Geneveve Page
Fraser Cary
Hurd Hafield Low
MSHA
Wom
Fredac Frank Php Yordan
Dear Film Productions
Relure
Allied Artis
Mariemont
Juio
Pesout
Supt. of Schools
Pisgah
John G. Butler
First Baptist Church
Mr. and
Mrs. McKenzie
Angus
Vice
the Courier
Guy E. Holmes Bethel
Motors
Johnson Motors
McDonald Marine
Ohio Pike
Robert L. Seiler
MT. Carmel
E. L. Korb
G. E. McCarley
Optometrists
E. Main St. Amelia, O. Vion, & Fri
Apple St
Jacobsen Country Squire
Bramble Mower Service
Bramble Ave
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