Present Day Loveland Thriving Village
Loveland is a centralized two unit school district in Hamilton County on Loveland Madfera Road built in 1941 with L W Hurst as superintendent and Lloyd Mann as grade principal. The town with about 2000 residents supports churches, local trades, and industries including So Lo Manufacturing and Neimeier Chemical with editor Ralph Wilson leading the Loveland Herald.
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Loveland
Hamilton County
Loveland-Madfera
L. W. Hurst
Lloyd Mann
John Laske
Presbyterian Church
Homer H. Wilbur
Methodist Church
T. Kerns
St. Columban Catholic Church
Church of Christ, Christian Nation
Emmanual Missionary
Mt. Olive Baptist Church
Predestinarian Baptist Church
Sue Ramsey
Cincinnati
Kings Mills
Auto Lite
Columbia Recording Co
So-Lo Manufacturing Co
Neimeier Chemical Co
Roth Equipment Co
Tri- State
Joe Johaningham
Ralph Wilson
Loveland Herald
Clarence J. Plumly
B.&o
Pennsylvania R.A
Loveland National Bank
George King
Earl Ridings
Loveland Mutual Building and Loan
A. C. Brock
Mana
Loveland Active Fraternal and Social Groups History
Loveland hosts diverse fraternal and social groups led by the Masons Emory 558 and the Loveland Woman's Club. The town library at Town Hall serves Saturdays with rotating librarians. Girl and Boy Scouts and several youth and women’s organizations meet monthly. The Loveland Woman's Club formed in 1912 from a Bible Student Teacher Training class later evolving into a research and cultural group.
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The
Masons F & AM
Emory
Myers Yeoman
Worshipful Master
Order of Eastern Star
Norman Walters
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Loveland Gun Club
Harold Doll
Loveland Parent Teachers Ass
Daughters of America
Woman's Club
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Philathea, Homebuilders
Ladies Auxiliary
Womens Society For Christian Service
Youth Fellowship
Christian Endeavor
P.E. O
Knickerbocker
Loveland Woman’s Club
H. D. Shawhan
Loveland Research Club
Bayview
South America
Germany
Loveland Woman's Club
Divorce suits and estate notices fill Loveland reporting
Court news lists divorce actions including Rose Kissel versus Russell Kissel and others, with alimony and custody requests, plus probate items for multiple estates. Bank history article notes Loveland National Bank established 1903 and enduring leadership.
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices Spark Loveland Club
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Tate and Miami townships, Goshen and Franklin, with buyers and sellers named alongside parcel sizes and locations. The Loveland Public Library project is highlighted as a key club achievement, noting decades of self support and 7000–8000 books, plus bi monthly meetings and active member participation.
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Oliver T
Esther Dresbach
Elmer C
Myrtle C. Cornett
Miami
Albert C. Harden
George Drummonds
Williamsburg
Nathan Goffman
Jeannette L. Lakeman
Monroe
M. R. Hancock Et al
Mark Kerr
Tate
Sophia Clare
David
Marjoria Clare
Lewis Woodruff
Russell Arthur Woodruff
Washington
Mack J. Groppenbacher
Susan Wolf
William Earl
Gladys Groppenbacher
Grace A. Mullenix
Kelly
Rupert Lyman
George Linke
Walter
Eileen E. Hughes
Walter L
Joseph
Edna Meyer
Clermont
Ohio Federation of Woman’s Clubs
Clermont County Federation
Loveland Public Library
Plant Democracy and Local Welcome by Mr Marx
Mr Marx bought an abandoned Love land candy factory five years ago and worked to win local support. He advocates decentralization of industry and highlights benefits such as lower living costs, garden production, home ownership, cheaper recreation, and adaptable rural workers with proper training.
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Mr. Marx
Marx
Loveland
Detroit’s Colonial Transition From French to British Rule
Detroit in Michigan began under French control and later shifted to British rule after the French and Indian War ended, marking a pivotal change in governance and territorial allegiance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
National Parks list oldest to modern with famed hot springs
The text notes Hot Springs Arkansas as the oldest National Park developed since 1832 and Yellowstone established in 1872. It mentions the park system including 25 reservations and lists Yosemite Mount Rainier Crater Lake Mesa Verde Mammoth Cave Carlsbad Caverns among others across the United States.
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Hot Springs
Arkansas
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Yosemite
Mount Rainier
Crater Lake
Oregon
Mesas Verde
Colorado
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexico
Also Mentioned on This Page
George Moon
Verne Stock
Harry Sears
Lakeview Dansant
Vic Corsi
Amelia, O
Mt. Holly
Jack
And
Earl Binning
Lucile Gagnon
Court News
Common
Pleas Court
Harry Britton
Rose Kissel
Batavia
Russell Kissel
Groesbeck
Ohio
Kissels
Rose Mack
Ray Bradford
Eugene Diamond
Fla
Helen Diamond
New Richmond
R. No. 2
Helen Rosenberg
Mae Ballman
R. No. 3
Lawrence Ballman
R. 3
Vaughn Connor
R.no. 2
Melwood Connor
Norwood
Plaintiff
Orpha Embry
Milford
Carl Embry
Bethel
R. No
W. E. Simmerman
William E. Swing
Rolla H. Jones
Fred C. Leeds
Bessie K. Ireton
Charles Roy Woodruff
William Henry Neu
Ella Holmes
Emma Long
Charles W. Manning
Isabel Gillard
George G.king
King’s Mills
R. Eugene King
C. E. Ridings
B. F. Rathgelur
Edgar Mosbacker
Laura E. Weber
J. H
Lila M. Purdue
Hannah E. Pierce
Frank Stansberry
Harry Parker, Jr
Hamersville
Catherine Mae Tatman
Roy ©. Long
Martha Salomon
Donald D. Dean
Mary Jane Westhofer
Thomas J. Duckworth
Barbara J. Myers
Orville W. Halblech
Alva B. Marriott
Callie Thompson
Orer
Harry Allen Lillich
United
Caan TO
Borden
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