Clermont County Women Vote League's Early Formation (1965)
Excerpts recall the 1965 Ohio League of Women Voters outreach and the Clermont County start in 1920, detailing efforts to organize county units, the 1956 Batavia meeting that formed a provisional Clermont County League, and early leaders like Mrs. John R. Hausserman and Mrs. Brown guiding the fledgling group toward a full league status.
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League of Women Voters
Ohio League of Women Voters
David Heusinkveld
James L. Brown
Charles Jackson
George Laycock
W. R. Lembke
Burker
Nellie Mattox
Chris Rosenhoffer
Francis Tracy
National League
Ohio
Clermont County
Mt. Pleasant Home
Monroe
Woman’s Suffrage Association
John R. Hausserman
Thomas Moonlight
Territorial
Wyoming
Haussermann
Richmond League
Arthur Conner
State Office
Batavia
Amelia
Milford
New Richmond
Newtown
Presbyterian Church
Brown
James Steward
Francis Stacy
Charles Bruner
Wm. Burker
Sumner Powers
Russell Speidel
Clermont County League of Women Voters
Opinion: Johnson and civil rights riots spark debate
A critical column argues the Los Angeles riots show Reds behind violence and the need for law and order. It condemns the Johnson administration for permissive rhetoric and urges focus on lawful conduct and responsible citizenship, warning against funding morale erosion.
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The
New York Times
Denver Post
Brown
Dr. King
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
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Vietnam
Parker
White House
America
Berkeley
L.A
South Vietnam
Martin Luther King
Bleeding Hearts
Laugh and Live Longer Abstinence as Moderate Practice
A quirky column mixes jokes about abstinence, aging babies, and household prompts. It riffs on stereotypes with a secretary, a wife, and reactions to late dinners. An authorial voice contrasts nationalities through humor about romance and distant correspondences with Moscow.
Parson Jones Warns of G overnment Five Year Life Extension
Parson Jones critiques a rumored federal plan named Federal HELP that would add five years to life and expand social security. He suggests government power could replace divine authority, likening Capitol Hill to Mount Sinai and predicting a new religion of state welfare.
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Health and Eternal Life
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Jesus
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Supreme Court
Capitol Hill
Mount Sinai
Washington
Musial Champions Moral Re Armament at Mackinac Demo
Stan Musial and Arthur W. Coates visited the Mackinac Demonstration where Musial praised the Moral Re Armament program. He urged government backing, urged national athletes to join, and emphasized training for morally sound, physically fit, and mentally alert citizens.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
National League
Mackinac
St. Louis Steel
Arthur W. Coates
Chates Steel
Stan
Musial
Colwell Brothers
Los Angeles
United States
New Bedford
Mass
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard Island
Florida
New York
Frances F. Bolton
Ohio
Donald Clausen
California
Landrum
Office of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Esther Johnson
American Federation of Government Employees
AFL
Clo
NRA
America
THE
North Star
Admiral Burke
West Virginia
St. Louis
East Africa
Philip Tumbo
Kenya
Duke of Edinburgh
Tumbo
Kenys
Bible Prophecy Fulfillment Questioned In The News
In this religious column Paul Varney argues that current church leaders misalign Heaven and Hell with Bible teachings. He cites Luke 16 23 and Revelation 20 11 15 to warn that souls未 saved face eternal judgment, urging conformity to scripture rather than secular reinterpretation.
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Paul Varney
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Hell
Republican Rally in Batavia Draws Wide Support
A large turnout filled the Batavia armory for a Republican rally featuring prosecutor candidate Forrest E. Ely Judge Wade Cushing Simon Ross John Haden and Attorney General Gilbert Beterman. Speakers addressed state and local issues as campaign work continued and refreshments followed the event.
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Batavia
Forrest E. Ely
Wade Cushing
Simon Ross
John Haden
Gilbert Beterman
Cincinnati
Ely
County Election Board
South Union
Mt. Carmel Special School
North Union
Poems From The Nook And A Grandmother Rose Tribute
The page presents two poems with authors Sheila Stinson and Angela Gall. The first piece recalls rooms of memory and childhood echoes, noting worn chairs and polished floors. The second elegy offers roses as a tribute to a grandmother, expressing love and loneliness at her grave.
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Long Island
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Marietta College
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Clifford L. Rosselot
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Owensville
Gladys L. Dimmitt
Newtonsville
Clyde B. Dericks
Owensville Merchants and Farmers Bank
Alice Snider
Charles Whitmer
Whitmer
Ollie Long
J. Chisman
State Route 131
Williams Corner
Charles Simmons
Bethel
Holmes Hospital
James Wessell
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Sheila Stinson
Times Star
Angela Gall
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