Coin Commandments Clown Centered Coin Morality
Norman M. Davis drafts ten numismatic commandments for readers. The list urges learning over profit, honoring designers, and active collecting while protecting coins and avoiding fraud. It includes Q A items on Walking Liberty symbolism and coin contacts for public lists and contributed tips for Numismatics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Assay Office
Numismatic Service
Fell St
San Francisco
Calif
Coin Corner
Clermont Courier
W. Main St
Batavia
Ohio
Special Reds Radio Shows To Be Aired
A set of Cincinnati Reds post season and division race radio programs will air on WLW and other area stations this week. Manager Sparky Anderson along with Joe Morgan and Pete Rose discuss the 1973 season and preview the National League Championship Series in two 30 minute broadcasts. Five five minute segments hosted by Michaels cover the Big Red Machine and key hitting. Air times include 7 30 p m Thursday Oct 4 and Friday Oct 5 and 7 05 p m Monday Oct 1 through Friday Oct 5 with local listings for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Sparkey Anderson
Joe
Morgan
Pete Rose
Broad
WLW
Michaels
Humane Society Sets Annual Cat Dog Ball
The Clermont County Humane Society hosts its fourth Cat and Dog Charity Ball at Frontier Restaurant New Richmond on Oct 27 starting 7 p.m. The event features Halloween costumes, prizes, a roast beef dinner, dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. and three cash awards. Proceeds fund Batavia animal shelter construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Humane Society
Frontier
New Richmond
Gini Hensley
The
Humane Society
Batavia Animal Shelter
County Prepares Zimmer Plant Monitoring System
Clermont County will monitor the William Zimmer nuclear station as operations begin. A letter from J H Leonard of the University of Nuclear Preparedness commends the county unit of the Ohio Disaster Services Agency for its nuclear preparedness efforts and urges continued county support. Knute Rockne died in a Kansas plane crash on March 31, 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
William Zimmer
J.H. Leonard
The
University of Preparedness
Ohio Disaster Services Agency
Civil Defense Organization
Carl Copenhaver
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Kansas
S&L Top Lenders On Mortgage List
County Recorder William Shebesta reports September deeds 287 and mortgages total $7,501,909 with 280 mortgage filings. Savings and loan associations led lending at $4,738,011. banks and insurers provided $1,505,533 and others $1,358,365. Major S&L lenders included Oakley Building & Loan and Home Federal. major banks included Citizensbank National and Clermont National.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shebesta
Shebesta
Savings and Loan Associations
Oakley Building & Loan
yHome Federal
Eagle
Hunter
Mt. Washington
Citizensbank National
Capital Financial Services
Clermont National
Fifth-Third Bank
First National of Cincinnati
Fire damages Branch Hill Apts at Arrowhead complex
A fire started in a heating unit of a vacant second-floor apartment at the Arrowhead complex 6763 Branch Hill Guinea Pike. Damage estimated at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars. Firefighters from Loveland Miamiville and Goshen limited damage to two apartments and the roof. Seven firefighters hospitalized for smoke inhalation. A driver fled the scene. sheriff seeks identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arrowhead
Branch Hill-Guinea Pike
Loveland
Julius DeFosset
Miami Township
Harry Snider
Miamiville
Goshen
Snider
Dave Brenner
Russell St
Clermont County
Donald Watson
Public Hearing Planned on Residential Care for the Retarded
The Joint Committee on Residential Care for the retarded will hold a public hearing October 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Batavia at The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company office. Wayne Lawhorne administrator of The F F Mueller Residential Care Center in Springfield will present a slide on Clerk County facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joint
Batavia
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
T Wayne Lawhorne
F.F. Mueller
Springfield
Clerk County
Lawhorne
Eastern Michigan University
Planning Commission Adds Two Employees
The Planning Commission announces new hires including Hiram Shaw 31 of Columbus named regional project director for the Scioto Lawrence Child Development Program. Shaw, a Brown University sociology master and Ohio University bachelor, will oversee district child development and health education social services across eleven counties starting Oct 8 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Hundenski
Scioto- Lawrence
Brown University
Ohio University
Shaw
Ohio Commission On
Antioch College
University of Wisconii
General Telephone Company
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Pathfinders Open Services at Hamlet Church Event
Hamlet Seventh-Day Adventist Church held a Pathfinders Day program with a march by junior youths in green and khaki uniforms behind a color guard. Gladys Lewis reports 79,000 Pathfinders Worldwide in about 3,000 clubs. Hamlet club meets first and third Mondays in the school recreation room beside the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Pathfinder Club
Gladys Lewis
Lindale
Mt. Holly Road
Amelia
McNicholas Senior Named National Merit Semifinalist
Leo F. Gorman of Milford a senior at McNicholas High School and son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gorman has been named semifinalist in the 1974 National Merit Scholarship Program. He competes for about 3100 merit scholarships to be awarded in spring. 34350 students have won merit scholarships valued at more than 95.5 million in the 18th annual competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo F. Gorman
McNicholas High School
Frank Gorman
Milford
WHS Alumni Joins Naval Air Reserve
Jack Arwine of 4040 Beech Creek Rd Whitehall enlisted in the Naval Air Reserve Division Y4 at Lockbourne AFB Columbus. A four year veteran, he joined as an Aviation Machinist Mate Vet Airman. He is a 1959 Williamsburg High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Arwine
Beech Creek Rd
Whitehall
Naval Air Reserve Division
Naval Air Reserve
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Columbus
Arwine
Williamsburg High School
Untitled numeric fragment review and index notes
An archival snippet presents a sequence of numeric codes 190 191 509 203 490 233 545 462 181 516 234 595. The piece appears as catalog or stamp-like marks without narrative context or identifiable events. No人物、机构、地点或日期 are detectable from readable text.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emmett Kelly
Is Center
Staten Island
N.Y
Mike Breen
Jan Traganos
Zimmer
Rockne
Georgetown
North St
Gear
Hesler
Low Penn
South Street
Bethel
Branch Hill Apts
Planning Commission
Hiram Shaw
McNicholas
Dom Giordano
Pat Bowens
Guardian Angels School
Ron Skelton
St. Thomas More School
Greater Cincinnati
Pathfinders
Open Services
Leo Gorman
WHS
Joe Helm
Tim Redrow
Bob Brooks
Brad Himmler
Daryl Hookier
Bill Lipps
Gene Keith
Troy Davis
Dan Watkins
Holly
Ron Tuttle
Nick Coates
Wayne Riley
Bruce Hamblin
Glenn Dixon
Rick Kirschner
Adah Fleming
Clorinda Beck
Carol Bowmar
Faye Kirtley
Donna Malott
Peg Sizemore
Grace Rose
Millie Blom Jo Ann Stober
Dan Boone
Bill Freeman
Clarence Vandergriff
Roger Jordan
Carl Ross
Bob Crawford
Don Thiel
John Canter
Jack Wilder
FBI
John Retzler
Bill Pfister
Maggie Bennett
Jim Jett
Charles Bennett
Claude Bellamy
Elmer Kramer
Henry Seither
Kennell
Art Quehl
Bob Knause
Phil Illie
Marge Howes
Don Hauke
Chas
Metz Trent Moore
Butch Witt
Carl Hunter
Bob Keller
Norma Beasley
Ala Hicks
Rusty Martin
Joan Moler
Butch Whitt
Marge Goebel
R. Parker Sr
Art
Harry Goebel
Shirley Springer
Hazel Pindell
Shirley Long
Helen Knause
Janet Campbell
Mart Caswellie
Laura Erdman
K. Retzler
Cathy King Mary Riley
Tiney Wolfe
E. Joberg
John Carroll
Fran Vandergriff
Bill Springer
S. Wilkerson
S. McKinley
Walt Monk
Martha Eckert
Ed Martin
E. Simmington
Tom Moorehead
Dan Caswellie
Willie Lubkeman
Bob Miller
Missey Snider
Bud Whitt
Gordon King
Ed Hughes
Ray Lawson
Bill Shinkle
Chuck Taylor
John Banks
Bill Kuttler
Joe Naegele
Suzanne Haskell
C. Vandergriff
Geo. Pickett
Darlene Lubkeman
Jack Stowell
Elaine Hawke
Vince Graff
Carolyn Ziegler
Tom Anstaett
Larry Lavely
Bob Bowman
Jim Bodenstein
Barb Beuke
Marge Fuhrman
Ruth Rush
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!