New Ohio village incorporation rules take effect Tuesday
State Representative John E. Wilson of Clermont County explains Sept. 10 marks the start of a new set of laws. The measures cover village incorporation petitions near existing municipalities, annexation options, and mandates on police protection for nearby resort or park areas. Other statutes update nursing education, moonshine penalties, educational TV access, military justice, water events permits, and absent voter ballot counting.
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John E. Wilson
Clermont County
Wilson
State Board of Nursing Education
Boards of Education
Ohio Educational Television Corporations
Ohio
Looking Ahead Dr George Benson Spending Syndrome
The author analyzes a generation of U.S. spending deficits from 3.6 billion to 93 billion, noting debt growth from 16.8 to 305.9 billion and Kennedy era plans. It argues for spending discipline, criticizes inflationary “magic formula” policies, and warns that wasteful programs and loose fiscal policy threaten future prosperity and national solvency.
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Kennedy
Idaho
Kansas
U.S. Travel Service
America
Laugh and Live Longer Yet Odd Student Jokes Survive
A collection of student papers submitted to a science teacher includes jokes like steam engines replaced by turbans and Pasteur allegedly discovering a treatment for rabbis. Another dialogue parodies a cigar store exchange where the salesman finally notes quitting smoking. A humor piece ends with a pun about how friends help only if easy.
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Louis Pasteur
Seaman Robert L Neaves Serves Aboard USS Independence
US Navy seaman Robert L Neaves son of Mrs Pearl L Tucker of Goshen is aboard the heavy attack carrier USS Independence on a seven month Sixth Fleet deployment in the Mediterranean. Independence left Norfolk on August 6 after refresher training in the Caribbean preparing for operations with Naples Italy Cannes France Barcelona Spain and other Southern European ports.
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Robert L. Neaves
Seaman
USN
Pearl L. Tucker
Woodville PLC
Goshen
Independence
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Caribbean
Naples
Italy
Cannes
France
Barcelona
Spain
Europe
Public Bee Culture demonstration and local school notes
Selections from the Courier include a bee culture demonstration at B. F. Mull's near Owensville by State Inspector Geesner, school enrollment figures for Milford, wedding announcements for Dean Barr and Florence Glancy, and various local notes on residents and events. 1933 update notes a Batavia tomato display by Marshal Reynolds.
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B. F. Mull’s
Owensville
Geesner
Batavia tennis tournament concludes with Smith triumph
The first Batavia township tennis event at Olive Branch ends in finals for singles and doubles. Barney Smith wins the singles title by defeating Bob Flora, while Flora and Mattox of Amelia take the doubles crown over Jimmy and Don Walker with set scores 6-1 4-6 6-2.
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Batavia Township
Olive Branch
Barney Smith
Flora
Mattox
Amelia
Smith
Bob Flora
Jimmy
Don Walker
Moral Re-Armament and Frank Buchman’s Global Rise
The account traces Frank Buchman’s evolution from Oxford Group founder to international figure in the interwar era. It notes his personal sacrifices, leadership style, and expansion from a university movement to a worldwide network advocating spiritual transformation as a basis for peace. The piece recalls key moments in England, South Africa, and his warning about cultural decline.
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Frank Buchman
Alen Thornhill
Edinburgh
Frank
Buchman
Oxford Group
Geneva
League of Nations
MRA
Washington
England
Oxford
Rhodes
South Africa
Jan H. Hofmeyr
Your United Appeal Gift Works Wonders
A seeking appeal promotes community family counseling and welfare services funded by local business and individuals. The message urges generous pledges to support child welfare, protective care, and family services through the annual United Appeal campaign.
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United Appeal
The Establishment and a Modern Political Conspiracy
Grass Root Grumbler argues the Establishment spans parties and entrenched officials driving policy for the “common good” while decrying deficits and control. The piece questions a coming revolution, youth influence, and global shifts toward individual freedom versus state power.
Poet's Nook and Seasonal Verses Featured
A column urges submission of unpublished poems to Echo of Thie with author name and address in the upper left corner. It includes Grace Joslen and Edna Hamilton verses about autumn leaves and night scenes with a gentle, contemplative tone.
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Echo of
Mra
Bass Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cloke Aeu
Angel
Edna Hamilton
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