In Saddledown Owensville Obituary and Navy Discharge
Louella Burdsall 77 died after a long illness at her Owensville home. Services were held at Monroe Funeral Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Survived by two sons John Burdsall Milford and four daughters Irene Harbaugh Mabel Dean Mildred Wessinger Clara Kashbaum. Her husband, a Meth odist clergyman, died in 1910. Claude Coffee Batavia was discharged from the Navy at Great Lakes Ill.
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Owensville
Monroe Euneral
Greenlawn
Louella McDonough
Burdsall
Clermont
Brown
Highland
John Burdsall
Milford
Irene Harbaugh
Williamsburg
Mabel Dean
Mildred Wessinger
Clara Kashbaum
Cincinnati
Lessons From The Sons Of Thunder In Luke And John
A religious education lesson emphasizes balanced patient loving leadership drawing on Luke 9 and 1 John 4. The teaching contrasts power without control with the need for compassion, warns against sectarian bias, and urges living out God’s active love in daily life.
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James
John
God
Jesus Christ
Thunder
Christ
Jesus
Jerusalem
Sons of Thunder
England announces FSA policy in Clermont County
Russell G. England succeeds Howard F. Duvall as FSA Supervisor in Clermont County. The program mirrors the previous approach with ongoing loan activity despite late season. nine month collections reached 26 333 dollars versus 38 532 last year due to lower tobacco prices. England plans to meet borrowers and local business and farming leaders. he and his family reside near Bethel. Duvall ends a three year stay April 23 to pursue private business including a farm service and his own farm in Ross County.
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Russell G. England
FSA
Clermont County
Howard F. Duvall
Duvall
England
Bethel
Jerry
Ross County
Five USC spring term enrollees among 16 200 student body
Five students who skipped winter term enroll at Ohio State University for spring. Names include David M. Bradley Goshen Ruth A. Carter Milford Coyt A. Yeoman Milford Howard E. Wildey Moscow and Charles T. Springer New Richmond as part of a 16 200 student enrollment with 5 000 veterans.
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Ohio State University
David M. Bradley
Goshen
Ruth A. Carter
Coyt A. Yeoman
Milford
Howard E. Wildey
Moscow
Charles T. Springer
New Richmond
Catherine Glancy Dead at 81 in Milford Region
Mrs Catherine B Glancy wife of James Glancy died of a heart attack last Tuesday at her home in Perintown. She was 81 and had been ill for months with sudden death after a long life in the Milford area. She leaves five daughters and three sons. Funeral services held at Craver Funeral Home Milford and St Andrews Catholic Church.
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Catherine Glancy
Catherine B. Glancy
James Glancy
Perintown
Craver Funeral Home
Milford
St. Andrews Catholic Church
Glancy
James Clancy
Dayton
John and
Thomas Clancy
Tombstone Inscription Honors Army Mule Maggie
An inscription on Maggie the army mule’s tombstone recalls her feats in battle, noting she kicked a general, four colonels, two majors, ten captains, 24 lieutenants and 461 privates, but defused or avoided a single bomb.
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Maggie
Fashion Forecasts a Breakfast Neckwear Show in New York
Kay Hamilton Mary Margaret McBride hosted a breakfast and neckwear show in New York. The event featured bibs topper blouses detachable ruffle peplums ascots neck bows laces and embroidery chokers and turn-over collars. The topper blouse proved popular for economy and comfort while Mary Margaret McBride wore a dark blue dress with a white collar and cuffs.
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Mary Margaret McBride
Radio Fams
New York
Life on Each Day as Whole Not a Mere Section
A reflective maxim urging choosing fullness of present life over rushing toward a future. Emphasizes daily enjoyment, self-improvement, and avoiding haste-driven shortcuts.
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Richter
Present Moment as Source of Mercy and Family Tenderness
George Eliot reflects that the only true possession is the present moment, guiding acts of mercy, just conduct, and family tenderness as lasting values.
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George Eliot
Illusion vs decisive hour quote attributed to Emerson
A brief note quotes Emerson about the illusion that the present hour is not the critical decisive hour. The aphorism reflects a focus on the moment as pivotal in shaping outcomes.
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Emerson
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Claude Coffee
Batavia
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Cau
Cage
Luke
USC
W. F. W. Bachelier-Coslett
Lakeview Dausant
Amelia
Ohio
Amelia Service Club
Lawrence E. Lansborough
U. S
Amelia School
Louella Burdsall
Lowelly Burdsall
John W.W. Burdsall
Terminix
Ann Curtis
University of California
Brenda Helser
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Ortes
Kay Hamilton
Dickey
Kahle & Jordan Appliances
Market Street
Johnson’s
Carm
Pittsburg
Glenn Ankrom
Mgr
Janet Guckenberger
Pealee
Prompt Service
Alvin Ellis
Amelia, Ohio
O. J. Hileman
General Assembly
Columbus
Earl Repp
Colbert Clark
Ray Nazarro
Andy Clyde
Paramount Picture
Darryl F. Zanuck
Betty Fields
Zachary Scott
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