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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1947

Page

6

Owensville Forms Rural Fire Protective Association

After weeks of effort Owensville and nearby areas gain local fire protection with a new equipment truck and volunteers ready to operate 24 hours. Citizens are invited to join the Owensville Rural Fire Protective Association to fund and support the department, reflecting community foresight and training needs for effective firefighting in Clermont County.

Owensville Comgre Stonelick Township Monterey Owensville Rural Fire Protective Association Ofwensville Clermont County

Names for Clermont County offices appear in letters

Letter writers urge editors to publish Independent candidates for Clermont County offices in the upcoming election. Daniel Fee seeks Lower House representation, William Alrey of Stonelick for County Treasurer, Edward F. W. Ellis of Felicity for County Auditor, Thomas J. Morris of Tate Township for County Recorder, and Jacob L. Teal of Union Township for representative.

Messrs Daniel Fee Clermont The Courier William Alrey Stonelick Edw F. W. Ellis Felicity Franklin Thomas J. Morris Tate Township Jacob L. Teal Union Township Repre

Giant copperhead found near Sam Titus farm

A 3 foot 6.5 inch copperhead, described as highly repulsive, was brought to town last Friday. The snake was killed on the Sam Titus farm, an area noted for venomous reptiles since the county’s settlement.

Kidd Frank Frank Spar Sam Titus

Naturalization Hearings Yield Two Admitted Citizens

Judge Joseph heard five naturalization applications on Tuesday September 5. Fred Henry Bonekamp living near Loveland and Peter Laffleur of Olive Branch were admitted to citizenship. J L Adamson and Grace Eckert, both from New Richmond, married.

Joseph Fred Henry Bonekamp Loveland Peter Laffleur Olive Branch J. L. Adamson Grace Eckert New Richmond

Historic Southern Ohio and Notable Early Figures

Historic notes recount the Little Miami Railroad now part of Pennsylvania system from Cincinnati to Sandusky. It highlights Mount Healthy as home of Alice and Phoebe Cary, North Bend as burial place of William Henry Harrison, mechanisms of Osage park, John Cleves Symmes’s 1814 burial site, Oxford as Miami University seat and McGuffey readers origin, and Point Pleasant birth site of Ulysses S. Grant. It closes with Marietta’s 1788 settlement followed by Columbia near the Little Miami river mouth.

Little Miami Pennsylvania System Cincinnati Sandusky Mount Healthy Hamilton County Ohio Alice and Phoebe Cary North Bend United States William Henry Harrison John Cleves Symmes Harrison Point Pleasant Clermont County Ohio River Ulysses S. Grant Marietta Columbia Little Miami River

Social Register Couples List Note

Willard Woodward of Loveland and Nancy Duke Kash of Batavia. D L Hall of Milford and Edithe Whitney of Hills Station. Louis H Holzlein of Cincinnati and Louise M Rogers of Milford.

Willard Woodward Loveland Nancy Duke Kash Batavia D. L. Hall Milford Edithe Whitney Hills Station Louis H. Holzlein Cincinnati Louise M. Rogers

Local Families Share Sunday Visits in Glen Este Ohio

The Smythes and Morrison families from Glen Este visited relatives in Osborn Ohio and Mt. Washington. Carter Combs and family hosted Walter Sparks and Layne of Kentucky. The Littletons moved into a new home. Ed Hubeey and Emmett Creager hosted Sunday gatherings. Edingtons from Manchester Ohio spent time with daughter Mrs. Morrison. Mary Huheey and others visited Mrs. Lee Altmaier of Reading and grandparents Mr and Mrs Will Tsack.

James Morrison Fred Morrison Osborn Ohio Carter Combs Walter Sparks Mr. Layne Kentucky Cleo Littleton Emmett Creager Lorado Ed Hubeey A. M. Edington Manchester James, Morrison Mary Huheey Ed Huheey H. B. Smythe Lee Altmaier Reading Mariann Carol Ann Kurtinitis Fairfax Will Tsaack

Poets and locals mix in a twilight column note

A Cincinnati sourced miscellany blends verse by Judith McVicker Hemmerle with brief poetry by B Y Williams, plus stray notes from Cincinnati papers and a grim Boys Town death anecdote. It notes daylight loss this month, a Paramount joke line, and a grim incident of two toddlers found near Omaha.

Boys Town Omaha Neb

Lessons on Good Will and Peace from Proverbs and Matthew

A Moody Bible Institute essay argues Christian life should stand firm for truth in love. It cites Prov when detail shows variance anger gossip and untruth mar goodwill and outlines three paths to build goodwill: soft answers kindness and making peace. It adds James 3:17 wisdom from above, urging purity peaceableness and mercy as the guide.

God Western Newspaper Union

Fragmented rants and sensational quips from a breezy column

A collage of sarcastic jabs and odd anecdotes mocks crime, politics, and headlines. It references the Parole Board, a killer named Clifford Gayles, Jane Easton in a pretzel bathtub image, and various sensational clippings about murder, finance, and celebrity quips, all delivered in a sardonic voice.

Saddle Club Picnic At Damm's Lake Draws 75

Clermont Saddle Club members and friends gathered at Damm's Lake on Sunday September 7 1947 for a first class display of nearly 30 horses of all breeds and classes. Activities under master of ceremonies Jake Laffleur included horse and foot games with prizes awarded to contest winners.

Clermont Saddle Club Damm’s Lake Jake Laffleur

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Clermont Courier Clermont Publishing Company Batavia, Ohio Jerald B Bieoseit Atavia Harry C. Winston Bank Loveland, Ohio Harry Southern By Harry Halbisch Oxford Butler County Miami University McGuffey Glen Este Allen Mt. Washington Frank Urban Kabta sNook Delu Judith McVicker Hemmerle Chillicothe Cincinnati Enquirer B. Y. Williams Cincinnati Times-Star Paramount T. Hee Normie Sheila Stinson Edna R. Hamilton International Council of Religious Education William Culbertson D. D Moody Bible Institute Chicago Shippay Clifford Gayles Jane Easton Wild Acre Edgar Joe Stalin Moscow Edith Rogers Mass Los Angeles Uncle Sam Saddle Club For All Charles Schneider Lillian Gardiner Ort Amelia Eee Carl RTMAN Y. A. Linville Realtor Madison Road
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