Railroads Pay Ohio Taxes Support Schools in 1967
Clermont County received 64506 in railroad property taxes in 1967 with schools getting 51819 and local government 12787. Milligan cited rising costs and passenger losses. Eastern railroads posted a 160 million deficit, total railroad passenger losses 480 million. Ohio railroads paid 30.57 million in taxes. schools received about 19.02 million. KNITS GO FISHING noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Clermont County
William B. Milligan
Railroad Community Service Committee of
Greater Cincinnati
Mileligan
Penn Central
Courts
Milligan
Eastern Railroads
Ohio
Ohio Railroad Association
Ohio Rail
Public Utilities Commission
Marriage License Applications Listed With Readers Across Cincinnati Area
A long list of marriage license applications includes numerous couples from Cincinnati and surrounding towns. Names range from John Yost and Ellen J. Heneveld to Bonnie K. Smith and Inez Hicks, with ages 18 to 43. Occupations noted include secretary, nurse, air force member, clerical worker, and physician, with addresses across Cincinnati, Milford, Batavia, Loveland, and Ontario, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Yost
Lowell Dr
Cincinnati
Dent
Ellen J. Heneveld
McGary Ave
John W. Eubanks
Field Lane
Fisher Body
Bonnie K. Smith
Terrydel Lane
Shillito’s
Tim Deininger
Williamseburg
Air Force
Inez Kay Hicks
Nine Mile
James W. Ambrose
Loveland
Joyce E. Clifton
Milford
Robert W. Scales
Batavia
Anita Christine Casnellie
John D. Cooper
Walnut St
Owensville
Brenda L. Ball
James G. Watkins
Donna S. Brown
Francis E. Demarais
Happy Hollow
Doris J. Sheridan
Wesley Dr
Robert W. Crawford
Hamilton St
New Richemond
U. S. Army
Linda M. Crafton
Jackson Lane
Ivan Adams
Clarewill Dr
Motder
Marilyn Morgan
Ivy Lane
Barry M. Wallace
Glamis Ave
Toronto
Ont
Canada
Prayer Thought on Harmony and Strength in Christ
A devotional pattern for peaceful living as believers affirm through Christ in us we are harmonious at all times and under all circumstances. The reflection notes effort strengthens us and moves us toward an ideal, citing Philippians 4 13 as inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Stour-Fiffer Wedding at Williamsburg Church in Double Ring Ceremony
The Stour-Fiffer wedding officiated by Rev. John L. Hickman Jr. featured a seven thirty b m ceremony with white gladiola and chrysanthemum arrangements and a prenuptial organ medley. The bride wore silk organza lace with a pearl headpiece and carried yellow roses and white chrysanthemums. reception followed for about 300 guests on the church lawn in Cincinnati where the couple now resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Hickman, Jr
Kermit Hutchinson
Julia Liggett
Maralah Piffer Morgan
Dixie Marlane Piffer
Rebecca Freeman Stoufe
Milford
Sharon Lee Griffin
Cincinnati
Gary W. Storer
David R. Blessing
la Grange
Ilinois
Dion C. Connor
Williamsburg
Joseph B. Knauer
Knoxville
Tennessee
Mrs. Storer
Color Trends Dominate Fall Fashion With Neutrals and Browns
Color runs rampant in fall fashion with beiges and skin tones as basics and navy and red less common. Black often serves as a backdrop for prints while pearl gray platinum and deep browns with ecru lace enhance winter pales. Plaids and florals appear with a romantic Far Eastern influence shaping underlined styles.
Globe-Wernicke retirees seek pension rights legal aid
Retired Globe-Wernicke workers in Clermont County seek pension rights with help from the Clermont County Legal Aid Society. Former colleagues Varney and Kourts are named, and contact is requested with Schneider promptly to pursue possible legal action. If interest grows among former employees, Schneider plans to bring the case to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Legal Aid Society
Varney
Kourts
Schneider
Batavia church hosts first annual Homecoming Picnic
The Batavia First United Methodist Church invites all to a Homecoming Picnic at Sportsmen's Club Park on Sunday September 8 at 1 p.m. Attendees should bring a basket dinner and enjoy games and prizes for all ages. For more information call Mrs. Gregory at 7321263.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Records in Review highlights 1960s chart action
Russell Martin reviews top records as The Cowsills, Vogues, Bobby Helms and James Brown chart with Precious songs. Impressions rise with Say It Loud while Arthur Brown Fire heats up the Atlantic label. Top sellers include Harper Valley PTA and In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowsill
Vogues
Angel
Bobby Helms
Dick Glasser
Flip
Impressions
James Brown
Brown
Arthur Brown
Fire
Atlantic
Batavia
Harper Valley Pta
Jeannie C. Riley
Red Light
Fruitgum Co
Iron Butterfly
Rascals
Bobby Goldsboro
Beach Boys
Susie Q
Creedence Clearwater Rev
Temptations
Big Bro, & Holding Co
Bee Gees
Also Mentioned on This Page
State Fair
Linda Dowdney
Linda
Batavia High School
William B. Dewdney
Old Boston Road
William Parsons
The
Sewing Bees
Charles J. Muller
Hendrixson Insurance Agency
United Appeal
Stour - Fiffer
Elizabeth Little Abbott
Juanita Bohl Bugganer
Joy May Warner Campbell
Richard F. Piffer
Williamsburg High School
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Jesse L. Storer
Miarai University
College of Medicine
University of Cincinnati
Great Smoky Mountains
Harrison Avenue
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Diane Jeanne Piffer
Daniel Louis Storer
Williamsbure
Amelia
Fronk’s Inc
Clermont
Hamilton
Warren
New Richmond Area
Globe-Wernicke
Clermont Courier
By Russell Martin
Records In Review
L. T. Gilman
Optometrist
Pam
Mt. Carmel
Nationwide
Donald E. Gronberg
Vera Cruz
Robert R. Jeffries
Goshen Rd
Jered S. Momberg
Jackie Dr
Elmer Bockelmann
R. R
Samuel T. Bateman
Pleasant Hill Rd
Preston R. Swart
Neville
New Richmond
Robert H. Willis Rd
Bethel - Amelia
Roy T. Satchwell
N. Riverside Dr
Kenneth L. Zitt
Cinti
Louis W. Headley
Deerfield
So. Erven
S.R
Nynwide
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Co
Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Nationwide Life Insurance Co
Columbus
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!