Clermont Courier reports Fortney six months sentence
Jerald B Fortney receives a six month term as reported by the Clermont Courier with a related financial penalty noted as two dollars.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1949
Page
6
Campaign to Intensify Fight Against Venereal Disease
Ohio public health officials announce a two month July August education drive on syphilis and venereal disease. The program emphasizes awareness, testing, and treatment with the theme Wipe Out Syphilis from Ohio. Federal data show millions affected nationwide, including Ohio, with emphasis on younger ages and parental responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Department of Health
Clermont County
Ohio
United States
John D. Porterfield
Porterfield
Notable Clermont County Locales and Figures History List
The text lists historic names and facts from Clermont County Ohio including old town names Pekin Lytlestown Denhamstown and Nineveh Locust Corner. It notes notable residents such as Salmon P. Chase Ulysses S. Grant Henry Clay Corbin Thomas Morris John M. Pattison Hugh L. Nichols and their ties to townships Loveland Stonelick Tate Monroe Franklin and Pierce. It also mentions geological nickname blue limestone county and a Kentuckian bridge ownership along the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Isabel
Pekin
Ohio River
Franklin Township
Clermont County
Lincoln
Salmon P. Chase
Loveland
Miami Township
Williamsburg
Lytlestown
Wm. Lytle
U. S. Army
Monroe
Henry Clay Corbin
Franklin
United States
Thomas Morris
Tate Township
John M. Pattison
Stonelick Township
State Supreme Court
Hugh L. Nichols
Batavia Township
Pierce Township
Nineveh
Ohio
Kentucky
The American Way That Shayler Run in Union Township
The piece notes that Shayler Run is often misspelled, named for General Shayler who once owned a plantation where the stream meets East Fork of the Little Miami River. It recalls Fort Washington service circa 1800 and local historical figures, with mentions of Clermont County and Bethel and Tate Townships. It also discusses ancient stream courses and a National Museum lamp owned by a 98-year-old man, intended for bequest to the Government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shayler
Union Township
East Fork
Little Miami River
Fort Washington
Clermont County
Madisonville
Norwood
William A. Julian
United States
Bethel
Tate Township
Clermont
National Museum
Washington
Greatest Hymn Book Psalms Studied Across Three Months
The lesson for July 3, 1949 outlines Psalms as the world’s greatest hymn book used across Judaism Islam and Christianity. It traces growth from diverse collections to five books with doxologies, notes duplication, and Psalm 108 drawn from earlier psalms. It reflects on the Psalms as a mirror of the soul and invites quiet study of Psalms 1 67 and 100 to learn about God and life turning to Him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Foreman
Temple
Babylon
God
Israel
Poet's Nook submissions details and address notices
The notice outlines submission options for The Poet's Nook by Sheila Stinson and Edna R. Hamilton. It specifies authorship and address requirements, offering two mailing addresses in Ohio for original and reprint poems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheila Stinson
Edna R. Hamilt
Lockland
Ohio
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Avenue
Cincinnati
Monterey Postmaster Appointment and Local Marriage News
Monterey names Joseph V. Hartman as Postmaster with Henry South as vice postmaster. Samuel Curtis of Batavia Township wed Olive Waits of Williamsburg Township on the 21st, per local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Joseph V. Hartman
Henry South
J. B. Frazier
Samuel Curtis
Batavia Township
Olive Waits
Williamsburg Township
Priceless Relic Lamp Once Adorned Early President's Carriage
A large English carriage lamp with glass sides and candle socket has been brought to Elenor by Mr. N Polan. The lamp, once in the carriage of the first U S president, was passed down from his father and is described as a valuable historic item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermonter
Elenor
United States
N. ‘Polan
Secret Happiness From School Bank News
The poem extols inner happiness and unshakable dreams that endure life’s trials amid simple, well kept surroundings. It contrasts golden dreams and secret joys with plain furniture and a tranquil home setting. The speaker seeks memories beyond the neat, neutral walls.
Preaching at Greenberry M E Church Sunday Evening
Ruth E Brown Greenberry announces preaching services at Greenberry M E Church Sunday evening at 730. The notice also lists visiting relations including Mrs Edna Maxwell from Worth Ohio and local family gatherings and Bible school at Marathon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenberry M. E
Edna Maxwell
Homeworth
Ohio
Charles Williams
George Perry
Ruth
Henry White
James Vearil, Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
James Vearil
George Walston
Jack Willcox
Marathon
Sonja Hensgen
Helen Werk
Milton Walston
Minnie Adams
Walter Daugherty
Cincinnati
Leona Attkins
Tennessee
Homer Johnson
Harold Eveland
Homer Ashton
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The
Clermont Courier
Jerald
B. Fortney
Reese
Charles R. Freeble, Jr
Your
Twn
Tatenom
Salt
Lefty
Songs
David
Calvin
Jesus
International Counci of
WNU
Poet's Nook
Lew. F. White
Sumner Powers
New Richmond
By Anne Tansey
School Bank News
By Marie Medora
Greenberry
Ruth E. Brown
Upper Clough
Clermont Sanitation
Lions Club
Bethel, Ohio
the City ‘Loan
Robert Crowe
Main St
Batavia
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