Republican Women hold Clermont County basket picnic at Point Pleasant
The Republican Women of Clermont County held a regular monthly meeting as a basket picnic at Point Pleasant. Next month the group will meet in Bethel, continuing outreach with prominent political figures invited by leader Nellie Mattox of Amelia. The group is noted for active party promotion and is expected to play a prominent role in the 1948 campaign.
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Clermont County
Point Pleasant
Bethel
Nellie Mattox
Amelia
Moon May Be Plagued by Flying Discs and Other Gizmos
A satirical roundup of wild space predictions and pop culture notes. The column mocks scientists predicting moon threats and artificial satellites while lampooning headlines about rockets, zigzag ideas, and public musings on World War III.
Looking Backward in The Courier Files
A Lifeguard seen playing ball with a girl in a bathing suit prompts curious chatter. A jovial remark notes a birthday on July 29 from a group member, reflecting light, everyday incident coverage.
Musing, Agriculture, and Early Clermont Court Records
The column blends a humorous note on population growth with agricultural issues, noting wheat scab caused by a fungus and the role of old corn stubble. It also recounts archival Clermont County Court records from 1801 detailing the early Court of Common Pleas and appointed officials.
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W. W. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Clermont County
Court of Common Pleas
Said County
Northwest Territory
Ohio River
Thomas Morris
Williamsburg
Richard Allison
Owen Todd
William Buckhanan
Jasper Shotwell
Robert Higgins
Peter Light
Philip Gatch
Said
William Lyter
William Perry
Clermont
David Ziegler
Edward Miller
William Buckhanon
First Women’s Primary Held Outside Registration Districts
25 Years Ago on August 8 1922 the first primary for women to vote outside registration districts was held. Donald Barnett of Batavia died at Children’s Hospital January 13 after a lingering illness. Services were July 16 at New Harmony Church with burial there. The item lists various family notices and poetry excerpts from Cincinnati papers.
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Donald Barnett
Broadus Barnett
Batavia
Children’s Hospital
New Harmony Church
New Harmony
Wisdom and Knowledge in Daily Living Lesson
Harold L. Lundquist discusses the Bible lesson on wisdom from Proverbs and James. He contrasts wisdom with mere knowledge, stressing discernment, practical living, and the value of education for life, urging readers to seek God for true wisdom.
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Sister
James Standing
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Western Newspaper Union
St Thomas More Summer Festival Aims to Build Modern School
St Thomas More Mission in Williamsburg Ohio will host its annual Summer Festival Sunday August 3 on school grounds chaired by G H Ratermann with co chair Melvin Macke. Attractions include Pony Track fish pond game booths and a chicken and roast beef dinner under Mrs C Schagerges. The festival seeks funds to build a modern school due to overcrowded current buildings.
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St. Thomas More Mission
Williamsville
Ohio
G. H. Ratermann
Melvin Macke
C. Schagerges
A. Dietrich
Francis J. Heider
Fourteen Clermont Countians Among 283 Wilmington Students
Fourteen Clermont County youths are numbered among the 283 students listed as attending classes in Wilmington. The article notes the regional enrollment and highlights the county representation in the student body at the university.
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Wilmington
Clermont Countians
Milford Masons to Confer Degree at 100th Anniversary Prep
Milford Chapter Royal Arch Masons will confer the Mark of the Past Master Degrees next Thursday evening at the Masonic Temple Milford. The event serves as a precursor to a class to be initiated during the Chapter's 100th Anniversary celebration later this year.
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Milford
Royal Arch
Masonic Temple
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