Selection from Courier files features Eloise Ellis
A packed note lists Eloise Ellis as a staunch Republican with a bright future. Also included are reports on copperhead snakes, cold May and wet June, tax and license receipts, and GOP endorsements for Clermont County offices in 1942 with multiple candidate names and filing statuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Blythe Jones
Milford
John F. Hartman
Batavia
Manley A. Hill
Newtonsville
Robert Sontag
Miamiville
Walter Jordan
John M. Hutchinson
Marathon
General Assembly
John Hayden
Felicity
C. L. Jones
Mara
Central Committee
Joe Brock
Bruce Daughters
Franklin
George Heywood
Goshen
Homer Ashton
Jackson
Carl Wiggins
Miami
G. F. Hall
Monroe
Harold Tomlin
Charles Ludwig
Ohio
John F. Hutson
Pierce
George W. Mull
Stonelick
Chas
H. Taylor
Tate
Harley Bell
Washington
No Filing
Wayne
John C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Democratic
Dennis Grimes
Earl 1
Morris
Franklin; No Filing, Goshen; W. A. Stratton
Frank White
Raymond Harevey
W. H. Gaskins
Mack Stafford
Henry Pierce
Abram Smith
Freq Romohr
Alefred F. Rapp
Union
E. H. Marsh
Ecton Myers
Williams
Parson Jones Preaches Against Selfish Church Focus
Parson Jones invites readers to hear his Sunday sermon critiquing church members for prioritizing internal rituals over community work. He argues Christians should engage in social concerns like schools government and medical care, not self centered church life. He warns against pacified congregations and urges involvement in the world.
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Jesus
Laugh and live longer just in case misheard banter
An English tourist orders whiskey in a Highland inn and jokes about water shortages. The innkeeper replies he keeps a drop on the remit for fire. A separate quip notes Helen, always late, and a line about catching a train. A quiz asks a boy about compass directions and time.
Taxidermist Norman Meyer in town described
Out and About writer recalls buying a boar head mounted by Norman Meyer on North Bend Road. Meyer’s basement workshop houses fish and game heads including a moose, with four months required for tanning through California. Meyer's Boone and Crockett measurements and a DIY fish mounting kit are highlighted.
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Flach
Norman K. Meyer
John Craver
Norman Meyer
North Bend Road
Norm
Mr. Bear
California
Meyer
Mr. Meyer
Africa
Boone and Crockett
Don Miller
Madisonville
Meyersh
Looking Ahead at Law and the Zone of Employment
The article explains workmen's compensation eligibility hinges on employment relation and the injury occurring in the course of work. It outlines factors used to determine if an injury qualifies for benefits and when coverage applies.
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America
Europe
Russia
China
India
Africa
Oemerica
Charlie
Ohio
Youth forums and legal notes on employment zone rules
Dr George S Benson outlines youth citizenship forums and the U S freedom heritage. He contrasts American freedoms with historical regimes and discusses the zone of employment in workers compensation cases with examples and Ohio law caveats.
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American Citizenship Center
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Searcy
Dakotas
Minnesota
Texas
Oklahoma
America S
Lope Oppo
True Gospel Crucial to Missionary Faith, Not Social Reform
The article argues that modern churches claim riches and reform zeal while neglecting the true gospel. It cites Revelation 3 17 and Mark 16 15 to oppose the social gospel and urge preaching salvation through Jesus Christ. It warns that churches lacking the gospel lack interest in missions and foreign outreach.
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Christ
Ohio House advances bills on education and urban affairs
The Columbus report notes House Bill 565 would allow consolidating districts with under 4000 per pupil value and permit non contiguous districts. It cites five districts under this threshold and outlines implications for local taxes and education costs.
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State Board of Education
Department of Education
Hose
Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Senate
Department of Urban Affairs
House
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Office of Appalachia
Ohio Ofice of Opportunity
Rhodes
Ohio
Board of Control of
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
United States
Ohio Center
Poet's Nook Submissions and Verses by Evelyn Quandt
A columnist invites original poems from readers with author name and address in the corner. The page includes short verse from Evelyn E Quandt and reflective lines on panic, motherhood, and quiet strength, inviting continued friendship and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Traps to Monitor Japanese Beetle Spread In Local Areas
Extension agents announce metal insect traps to be placed in Batavia New Richmond Newton town Owensville to track Japanese Beetle activity. Traps in sunny restricted sites avoid host plants and must not be moved without inspector approval. Local police will be informed before placement. General Pershing noted as historical reference in source text.
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Hamilton
Agriculture
W. W. Hamilton
John M. Stackhouse
Ohio Department of Agri Culture
Batavia
New Richmond
Newtonsville
Owensville
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George Hill, Jr
Hillsboro
Parson Jones
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Stou
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Hitler
Germany
Food For Thought
Clermont Courier
Columbus
Ralph S. Regula
Navarre
Hilda
Nan
Evelyn E. Quandt
God
Extension Service News
Harold L. Poster
World Book Lore
John J. Pershing
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