Liberated Sargeant Tarvin Reveals Korea Prison Ordeal
Sargeant Richard Tarvin of Loveland writes his grandparents from a Korean hospital recounting his capture after escape with four fellow soldiers. He describes six days without food or water, being shot in the leg, and the fate of three prisoners killed. He asks for cake lemon pie and Maude Mueller candy, noting many POWs in the hospital and naming the enemy as Gooks. He adds Joe E Brown will return to Hollywood to star in Show Boat next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richardd Tarvin
Charles F. Tarvin
Loveland
Frank Stoll
Remington Ave
Montgomery
Korea
Sgt. Tarvins
Maude Mueller
Joe E. Brown
Stave
Hollywood
Fio
Boat
Induction and family notes from Clough Heights area
A son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caldwell joins the Armed Forces and is stationed in Missouri. Nearby families welcome newborns, report moves from Clough Lane to Point Pleasant and Illinois, and Scouts prepare for a meeting. A town observer reflects on a neglected church and urges community action to preserve it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Caldwell
Clough ‘Lane
Missouri
Dallas
Leroy Jones
Marsia Ruth
A.P. Jones
Howard Jones
Clough Pike
Clough Lane
Sharon Lynn
Jones
Roy Conons
Lyle List
Point Pleasant
Gladys White
Illinois
Alice Alexandria
Carol Marshall
Alice Reens
Catherine Jones
Alma Gaskins
Teresa Boggs
Scout Club
George Marshall
Hamlen Drive
Jerry
Japan
Cub Scout
Eckerts Department
Mt. Washington
John Woods
Clough Rd
John
A. P. Jones
Washington,d. C
James G. Polk
Clermont County
Mr. Jones
Route 74
Social Notes From Glen Este and Nearby Areas
Mrs H B Smythe of Glen Este hosted visits from Hughes and McGuire friends. calls and calls from Amelia Lorado Mt Washington Mt Washington Bishop. sympathy extended for George Blick’s death as neighbors share news in the Glen Este community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Glen ‘Este
Pleasant Plain
Frank McGuire
George Blick
Mel Linson
Mack McCoy
Amelia, O
H. B. Smythe
Emmett Creager
Lorado
Ohio
Charles Hackathorn
Willowville
Earle “Johnson
Mae Wortman
Anaes H. B. Smythe
Isaack
Schweikert
Tsaack
Milford Here Am I Society plans 48th anniversary meeting
The Here Am I Society will hold its 48th anniversary meeting at the Methodist Church next Thursday evening October 26 for Guest Night with a planned program by committee members including Mrs. Snyder Mullett Boyce Bateman Riehle Laudeman Gatch and Lulu Laudeman. Mrs Forshee hosts East Fork Home Demonstration Club next Wednesday October 25. program on Food Preservation by Freezing starts at 10 a.m. with lunch recess.
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Here Am I Society
Methodist Church
A. B. Snyder
Lloyd Mullett
Agnes Boyce
T. Bateman
John Riehle
Elizabeth Laudeman
Harry Gatch
Lulu Laudeman
R. E. Forshee
East Fork Home Demons
Beverlee Ann Bancroft
MacGregor A. Bancroft
Robert Archer Critchell
R. M. Critchell
E. R
Milford Methodist Church
Ile Gpland
Steven
Couple
Millcroft Inn
Mr.Ciltohell
Amelia area notices and local society events summary
Mrs Earl Huling and Mrs Mary Purcell run The Old Lindin Gift Shop in the Belle Kirgan home on Main Street. J R Carlisle won 14 dahlia show awards in Cincinnati. Amelia Woman's Club held fall opening luncheon at Tom Dix Ranch. Various residents hosted gatherings and visits with neighbors and relatives. Elizabeth Huling advertises a line of Christmas cards and W T V announces Thursday meeting at Mrs A B Gatch’s home.
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Mary Purcell
Lindin
Belle Kirgan
Main Street
J.R. Carlisle
Cincinnati
Maud King
Here
Belle Smith
Earl Smith
Amelia Woman's Club
Tom Dix
Frank Pommert
Methodist Church
Blanche Carlisle
Lea Poindexter
Decatur
Frank Dillon
Wm. Williams
Germantown
Leonard Billingsly
Stella Glover
Dossie Russell
Norwood
Elizabeth Huling
Dericks Warns of Increased Night Driving Risk
Sheriff Clyde Dericks cautions Ohio drivers about more fatal accidents at night as communities return to Eastern Standard Time on September 24 and daylight hours shorten. He notes nighttime crashes are two to three times more frequent per mile than daytime incidents.
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Ohio
Clyde Dericks
Newtown Community Notes Run From Local Garden Club To School News
Local garden club meetings in October feature host homes and harvest themes. Attendees honor Mrs. Ralph Powell at a funeral in Peebles, Ohio. A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Davidson, Sacred Heart College enrollment noted, Dad's Night planned for PTA.
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Howard Leisure
Clyde Snedeker
Marlene
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
William Binkley
Newtown
Anderson Township
John M. Fielman
Elmer Cumming
Earl Pence
Robert M. Davidson
Mass
Mary F
Joseph P. Evans
Sacred Heart College
Newton
Ohio
Night Driving Safety Reminders from Sheriff Dericks
Visibility is the major factor in night accidents and drivers must slow about 10 mph below posted limits. Use low beams near oncoming traffic, keep lights functioning, avoid fatigue with breaks and fresh air, and pull off to nap if drowsy. Pedestrians are hardest to see in early darkness.
Night Driving Warns Pedestrian Visibility on Highway
A fragment notes that a pedestrian on foot can see a car ahead as headlamps appear well before a person walking along the highway. The observation highlights early visibility and caution for both drivers and pedestrians.
Police Seek Stolen Car In New Richmond Case
New Richmond police search for a car owned by J. A. Taylor Route 1 New Richmond driven by his son Billy Taylor. A Georgia licensed vehicle stopped by a road crew on Route 52 near Moscow. two men claimed gas and planned to hitchhike to New Richmond. An Ohio plated car later arrived and removed Georgia plates abandoning the first car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Richmond
J. A. Taylor
Billy Taylor
New Richmond School
Taylor
Moscow
George Colonel
Georgia
Ohio
Isabel
Jasper Sipple
Car Missing Near Nicholsville Sparks Police Inquiry
A Taylor vehicle was reported missing after last seen near Nicholsville, prompting police to investigate and locate the car and its owner. Authorities seek witnesses and surveillance footage to determine the vehicle’s last known movements.
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Taylor
Nicholsville
Lois Cooper and Raymond Snider marriage announced
The marriage of Lois Cooper daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Cooper of Felicity to Raymond Snider son of Mr and Mrs Bart Snider was announced by the bride’s parents. The ceremony was performed by the Rev John Armantrout at Felicity Methodist Church with attendants Mr and Mrs Paul Fancher of Hamersville.
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Miss Cooper
Lois Cooper
Charles Cooper
Felicity
Raymond Snider
Bart Snider
John Armantrout
Felicity Methodist Church
Paul Fancher
Hamersville
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Richard Tarvin
Sgt
Clough Heights
Harley Caldwell
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Mark Atchley
Democrat
Amelia
Glen Este
Amelia Mrs. Earl Huling
Mid
A.B. Gatch
C. ©. Remyan
Dericks
Sheriff Dericks
Stonelick Valley Baptist Church
Church OF the Nazarene
Armory
C. E. Keel
Charles Hurdle
Marx's
Kemper
Twightwee
Otis Steele
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