State To Acquire Bromfield's Farm Conservation Gem
The 59 acre Malabar Farm in Richland County will be donated to the state by the Noble Foundation of Oklahoma to preserve Louis Bromfield's Ohio history legacy. The plan calls for the Department of Agriculture to run the farm and Natural Resources to operate the manor house and other areas. Bromfield, Pulitzer Prize winner, started the project in 1939 to show sustainable farming and conservation. The estate attracted stars and writers until Bromfield's death in 1956 when the Malabar Farm Foundation took over.
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Gilligan
Bromfield
The
Malabar Farm Foundation
Olde Time Fourth Schedule of Events
Parade begins at Plantation Hall at 11 a.m. and travels to Finley Bay Park via Branch Hill Guinea Pike. Antique flea market runs 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Knothole baseball games for coaches versus boys 1 p.m. Band concert 2 to 4 p.m. Fire dept demonstration and children’s games 4 to 5 p.m. Games for all ages 5 p.m. Dancing 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Miss Olde Time Fourth and Little Miss crowned at 6 p.m. Fireworks and prize drawings at 9:30 p.m.
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Plantation Hall
Branch Hill- Guinea Pike
Finley Bay Park
Moeller High School
Fire Department
Miami East Fire Dept
Star
Little Miss
Now prove the laundry can shrink a railroad spike
A man vented about laundry shrinking his clothes by tying a tag to a railroad spike that read let me see you shrink this. A week later the laundry returned with a tag and a tack attached saying here it is, proving the prank.
Understanding Inpatient and Outpatient Mental Health Care
The article explains the differences between inpatients and outpatients at Emerson A. North Hospital and Cincinnati Mental Health Institute. Inpatients stay in the hospital for therapy and activities, while outpatients visit for sessions and then return home. It notes adjunctive therapies and weekend inpatient programs as evolving treatment models.
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Emerson A. North Hospital
Cincinnati Mental Health Istitute
Cincinnati Mental Health Institute
June Wedding Unites Huheey and Donaldson at Glen Este Church
Miss Catherine Huheey and Terrence L. Donaldson wed at the First Baptist Church of Glen Este on June 17. Reverend Floyd Arnold officiated as family and friends watched the couple exchange vows. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with raschel lace and carried orchids and stephanotis. Bridesmaids included Sheila Donaldson and Naida Zucker, and Marilyn Henthorn Hoffmeister served as matron of honor. Groom’s party featured Craig D. Tipton of Perry, Ohio.
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Catherine Huheey
Edward O. Huheey
Glen Este
Terrence L. Donaldson
Winston G. Donaldson
Emlenton
First Baptist Church of
Floyd Arnold
Marilyn Henthorn Hoffmeister
St. Louis
Man who was injured in unusual SR 131 crash near home
Jean Gilkison Leonard Berger Sr. 727 was seriously injured Thursday evening when his car, attempting to pass another, was struck from behind and rammed into a utility pole. He remains in fair condition at Bethesda North Hospital.
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Jean Gilkison
Leonard Berger
SR 131
Bethesda North Hospital
Ray Tussey
Hutchinson Rd
Joe Pride Sr
Walen Pride
Louis Reynolds
Bob Hunter
Norman Tussey
Norman Shepard
Leo Chase
Bob Pride
Earl Pride
Russ Peterson
Perry Burdsall
Philip Tussey
Norbert
Jess Shepard
Doug
Bonnie Tussey
Fred Tussey
Lennie
Charles A. Gilkison
Jackie Pack
Jackie
Midway Trailer Park
North Carolina
South
Community Notes From Newtonsville and Nearby Areas
Sympathies go to the Tate family on the loss of Ginny Wilson. Fathers Day picnics were hosted by Everette and wife, and Herschel and Linda Liming with Pete and Sandi Frey visiting Kings Island. Sunday visitors to Ralph South included Johnny Marcelino Kay Marcelino and Tom. The Donovan family and others spent a day at Kings Island Thursday. Senior Citizens Club members enjoyed a picnic at a Bethel Burke Park Day Camp attendance rose. Sherri Liming treated for throat infection. Arthur Roeper vacation week with family and fishing at Lake Cowan yielded good catches. Margare Singler thanks friends and Rev. Schneider for support during hospital stay. TAKE CARE.
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Marie Liming
Tate
Virginia Fisher
May Jefferies
Kings Island
Opha Pride
Ruth Clark
Gordon
Senior Citizens Club
Burke Park
Bethel
Sherri Liming
Arthur Roeper
Arthur Roe
Average income and census facts for Clermont County 1969 70
The Clermont County 1969 70 census data show average family income of 10204 and per capita income of 2814 with 95725 county residents counted in 1970. Labor force participation is noted for men and women, occupations split between white collar and government work, and schooling levels among 25 and older. Copies of the report are available from government offices.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
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University of Pennsylvania
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Newtonsville
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Jim Hamilton
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