National 4-H Week a Time For Thanks in Clermont County
Kathy Jacobs praises community support for 4 H in Clermont County during National 4 H Week. She notes adult volunteers, advisory committee members, beef club work, steer sale prizes, and donations from area business leaders and residents. County officials provide funding for show arena and office operations, enabling 4 H programs and camp opportunities. Easter candy drives fund transportation to camps and state activities. The piece thanks all supporters and invites continued involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Jacobs
Clermont County
Clermont
Bethel
Goshen
YWCA
Girl Scouts
Fairgrounds
School Rules Need To Be More Clear
Karen Cox argues a clearer dress code at Clermont Northeastern High School is needed. She notes debates over enforcement, the smoking area, long hair for boys, and special privileges, urging a student group or petition to push for clarity and fairness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Cox
Clermont Northeastern
CNE
PTA
Hyder
Poet's Nook contributions by Edna Hamilton
The Poet's Nook column invites original and reprinted poems from contributors. Submit unpublished works to editor Mrs Edna Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati SAAS Obio 45211.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Saas Obio
Dear Editor note from George T Brown on moves and memories
The writer explains his 1972 transfer from St Mark Cincinnati to St Paul United Methodist Church Paris Kentucky and how morning walks ended in Batavia. He notes monthly returns to the home place, ongoing Paris ministry, and his radio devotionals with Bourbon County ministers.
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Main Street
Batavia
St. Mark
Cincinnati
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Paris
West Ohio
Kentucky
Krogers
Bourbon County Ministerial Association
WBGR
E. Main St
George T. Brown
Elizabeth and Her Paraso by Terry B Dinkel
A poem about a distant queenly figure whose simple charm and green parasol captivate Liberty, with gardenia skin, lobelia eyes, and blackbird hair described in lyrical verse. The piece celebrates grace and charm through a vignette of admiration and wonder.
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Sea
Heart of
Liberty
Salute to Kermit Smith Loses None on Dedication Day
Editorial lauds J. Kermit Smith for his civic leadership and role in building Clermont County Hospital. The piece calls him a man of many caps, admired for integrity and accomplishment, noting the hospital as a memorial to his efforts on S.R. 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Hospital
J. Kermit Smith
Smith
Clermont
Parson Jones No Private Eye
A letter to the publisher frames a preacher as a private eye, noting community mistrust and the idea that God notices all. The author jokes about expectations placed on clergy and ends with a clumsy nod to Rev Sherlock Holmes, signing off with “stay clean.”
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Parson Jones
Sherlock Holems
Gold and Lead Robbery Attempt Described in Fayetteville
From The Files Of The Courier Looking Back 75 Years Ago a Fayetteville farmer's wife chased off a armed robber with a gun after he demanded money. The incident ended with the thief fleeing empty handed while the woman earned local praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
Fayetteville
Chillicothe
Mrs. Smith
Charity or Slavery The Hidden Cost of Gifts and Profit
A critique argues that outright charitable gifts can enslave recipients by eroding ambition and dignity. It compares charity to dependence, praises supplying tools over fish, and accuses executives of concealing true profit margins to protect a system that exploits workers.
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AL Musser
Thomas Aquinas
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Nook
People’s Forum
Elizabeth
Paraso
By Terry B. Dinkel
Edgar Daniel Kramer
Editorial
Kermit Smith
Grange Hall
Little Miami River
Branch Hill
Symmes
Little Miami
Nolte Construction Co
Norwood
Middle States Construction Co
Thenen
Stonelick
Albert Ansteatt
County Infirmary
Board
Division of Aid For
Orie Malott
Batavia Business Men’s Association
The
United States
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