New Bell Telephone Subscribers List by Localities
New Bell Telephone subscribers announced include Batavia with Miller F B Tau be Dread Calaway Loveland with J J Starzman Milford adding Sam Q Bass H R Owens Anthony Molitor Roger J Turrell Wm Heidel C W Howell New Richmond with Henry C Weber Summer Powers John L Okersb lake W A Rogers L L Newman Williamsburg adding Herbert Taylor E E Weak James Tyra.
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Bell Telephones
Batavia
Logan Miller
F. B.taube
Dread Calaway
Loveland
J. J. Starzman
Milford
Sam Q. Bass
H. R. Owens
Anthony Molitor
Roger J. Turrell
Wm. Heidel
C. W. Howell
New Richmond
Henry C. Weber
Summer Powers
John L. Okersblake
W. A. Rogers
L. L. Newman
Williamsburg
Herbert Taylor
E. E. Weak
James Tyra
Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction of Clermont county real estate two parcels in Wayne and Goshen townships. Descriptions include survey numbers 3338, 7091 and Harvies survey 2337 with boundaries to Woodville Road and Free Turnpike. Containing 67.76 acres plus 33.17 acres, appraised values unspecified. Sale set for October 8, 1982 between 11 and 12 in the forenoon. Terms are cash.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of Ohio
Neafront
Court House
Tavia
Ohio
Wayne and
Goshen
C.G. Seeley
David Grosnickle
Grosnickle
Gros
Woodville Road
Seeley
Goshen Township
Wayne Township
Howard Collett
Clinton County
Wayne
John Harvies
Woodville Free Turnpike
E. U. Binkley
Binkley
EH. Randall
Randall
Marion Chaney
Chaney
H. H. ‘Hirey
Robert Roberts
Ohie
A. W. Meinken
Fase? & Hayes
Local Society Notes Share Events From Amelia Area
Amelia and nearby residents frequent visitors and travels are listed including Mr and Mrs Howard Elliot Lois Elliot from New Concord Ohio. Many guests attend funerals and church events. School opens with regular attendance as families host gatherings and travel to see relatives in Cincinnati Columbus and Dayton.
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Lois Elliot
New Concord
Ohio
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Ed Steward
W. C
Russ
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Broadway
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Lucile Haskell
Hoffman
Brooklyn
Gaylord Rhein
Milford
Larkin Chapel
Edward Brown
Dayton
L. O. Groppenbacher
Southern Ohio
M. B. Church
Cincinnati
Wuederman
Dayton Ky
Ethel Fancher
Real estate auction in Clermont County Ohio
Court of Common Pleas in execution sale on the courthouse front in Batavia Ohio to offer for sale two parcels of land in Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio The first tract part of Harvie survey 3345 and Lytle survey 4289 The second tract in the village of Henning's Mills Brown County Ohio contains about sixty two acres and the other parcel around twelve and a half poles by bounds The terms are cash Sheriff and lawyer listed with the sale notice
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Illiamsburg
Clermont County
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Lytle
Howard
Henning
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Hennin
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William Watts
Foster
Watts
M. Walker
Walker
Aberout
Trout
R. Leeds
Ess
Houston
Corder
Oler
Henning’s Mills
Brown County
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Clermont Cman
Charcot Honored as Pioneer of Medicine in Hygeia Note
Dr. Claude Lillingston profiles Jean Martin Charcot as a pioneering yet technically complex figure in neurology. He notes Charcot’s work at Salpetriere reshaped brain and spinal cord study and recounts his democratic stance amid royal demands for special treatment.
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Claude Lillingston
Hygeia Magazine
Salpetriere
French Hospital
Blind Find Protection in Sensation of Fear
The bulletin from the Better Vision institute cites Dr. Vladimir Dolansky’s research showing a fear-like reflex in blind individuals. Hair follicles bristle as a warning sensation when danger is sensed but not consciously perceived, a sixth sense absent in those with sight.
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Better Vision Institute
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Pepys Faces Temptation After Easter Bank Holiday
A Manchester Guardian columnist recalls Samuel Pepys on Easter Tuesday 1666, noting his self discipline amid temptations to seek pleasure. He records a struggle but says he did not budge and achieved substantial business that day.
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Manchester
Eng
Guardian
Thelma Wanda Gray Guests of George Bee Family
Thelma Wanda William and Mr and Mrs W L Gray and son Herman of Cincinnati were guests of Mr and Mrs George Bee and daughter on Sunday. The article also mentions the Chinese deity Manjusri birth legend and a note on Dolly Madison’s reconstructed chair gifted to Elizabeth Collins. Karlsruhe in Baden is described as a vacation spot near the Rhine with Wildpark and Boll nearby.
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L. E. Miller
Indian Lake
Wm. Miller
Bluefield
W. Va
Geo. Miller
Margaret Lentmar
John Foster
Clarence Irwin
Toledo
Harriet Irwin
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Henry Fuhr
Charles
Mason
Ralph Fuhr
Mabelte Foster
Helen Walker
Cincinnati
Larence Reppard
Mindlebourne
W.va
J. C. Fuhr
Thelma
Wanda William
W. L. Gray
Herman
George Bee
Manjusri
Sakyamuni
Lee
Dolly Madison
Elizabeth Collins
Richard Bland Lee
Karlsruhe
Baden
Rhenish Plain
Black Forest
Haardt Hills
Wildpark
Haardtwald
Boll
Rhine
Batavia Flower Show Open To Public Invite At Armory
Public invited amateur flower gardeners of Batavia and vicinity to participate in a Flower Show sponsored by the Batavia Garden Club to be held in the Armory on Saturday September 10 from 8 to 10. Exhibitors bring own containers and entries due by 10 30. Flowers must be grown by exhibitor. Specimens defined as one to three blossoms of one variety. Sections cover many flower types with artistic arrangements by class. Admission free. The article notes China used paper by 100 A D and traces its spread in Central Asia to Europe.
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Batavia
Batavia Garden Club
Armory
Apples Turn Red Faster Under UV Treatment
The Boyd Thompson Institute of plant research reports using a mercury lamp and special glass filter to speed up the sun's coloring of green apples into red within 40 to 96 hours. Only living apple peel cells respond, and old or crushed peels show no color.
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Boyd-Thompson Institute of Plant Research
John M. Arthur
Plymouth Brethren Doctrine and Origins
The Plymouth Brethren sect founded by Irish clergyman Dr. John Darby in 1827 in Plymouth England. Its mission work spread across Switzerland Germany Italy France and the United States with beliefs in predestinarianism millenniumism and lay participation without a separate ministry.
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John Darby
Plymouth
England
Switzerland
Germany
Italy
France
United States
National Anthem Made Official by Congress in 1981
The Star Spangled Banner was made the national anthem by act of congress signed by the President on March 8, 1981. Previously its official recognition came about a hundred years after its writing when ordered for ceremonial use in the army and navy.
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United States
Congress
America
Mud skippers venture inland in coastal fish lore
The mud skippers, coastal fishes of the Indian and Pacific regions, appear nearly at home on land as in water. When tides retreat they crawl across sand using enlarged pectoral fins to leap onto rocks and other high objects, then snatch flying insects in midair.
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Indian
Pacific
Vocational Agriculture in Ohio Shows Strong Student Projects
Ohio Department of Education reports 6400 vocational agriculture students generated 211401 in home project labor income last year. Teachers made 865 class trips, aided by experiments, market studies, and visits to OSU. They supported 100 farmers institutes exhibits and 70 community exhibits, with extensive farm problem consultations.
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Ohio Teachers of Agriculture
Ohio Department of Education
Ohio
Ohio State University
Grange
Farm Bureau
Farmers Institute
Farmers Institutes
Ray Fife
C. E. Murphy
Early recognition improves cancer cure chances
Dr. Joseph L. DeCourcy notes cancer treatment hinges on identifying malignancy early, followed by immediate complete operation. A Cincinnati survey on The Early Recognition of Malignant Tumors stresses that initial cancers are local and may spread, and better early examination methods will save lives.
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Cincinnati
Joseph L. DeCourcy
DeCourcy Clinic
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