Independence Day sparks debate on freedom and war
In a column style reflection, Bill Baird argues America won independence in 1776 and laments ongoing freedoms being restricted. He contends fireworks bans, alcohol laws, and anti looting efforts reduce liberty while proposing atom submarines and alliance with Jews to win future wars. He questions methods from Britain, Argentina, and Iran and calls readers to share their views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argentina
Iran
Atom Subs
90th Birthday Celebrated by Miller Family in Indiana
Approximately ninety relatives and friends gathered in Lawrenceburg Indiana to honor Mrs. Margaret Miller of Harrison Ohio on her 90th birthday. The party featured a Buffet lunch from The Covered Bridge and spring flowers, with music by Mrs Esther Junium. Generous readership included many Bennetts, McAdams, Tibbets and Steele family members from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Mrs Miller received cards flowers and gifts and expressed thanks for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Miller
Harrison
Ohio
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Margaret Bennett
Jerry Bennett
Jack Steele
Harrison Ohio
Dearborn Florist
Susan Bennett
Esther Junium
Mike van Oflin
Alice McAdams
Sharmer Henrie
Nell Zimmer
Catherine Rhiele
Ida Smith
Gerald Bennett
Danny McAdams
Loviena McKee
Wilma Johnston
Phyliss Pierson
Arthur Bennett
Ronald
Yvonne Finch
Clarence Tibbets
Indiana
Donald Steele
Keith Stub
Indianapolis
Mina Alexander
Paul Kaiser
Lillian Clark
Illinois
Irv Conron
Clarkson
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Joe Rhiele
New Albany
Larry Seay Gillis Pool
Leroy Couch
Aurora
Daniel Henrie
North Bend
Robert Hays
Rolla Stokes
Cleves
Bill Campbell
Nashville
Tenn
Eddie Fox
Oxford
Miller
Bridal shower honors Marcia Hasser in Whitewater
Mrs. Frank Frey attended a bridal shower for Miss Marcia Hasser at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Frey. Names like Ed Frey and the Frey family appear amid a roundup of Sunday visits and July holiday wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frey
Ralph Frey
Marcia Hasser
Ed. Frey
Albert McNally
Merle Studt
Gene McNally
Ron Thalheimer
Dottie Roles
Leroy Doerflein
Dulcie Seeley
Kelly
Booesboro
Tanya Goode
Andy
Gary Ross
Dillsboro
Ray Sauerland
Wm Sauerland
Reas Bradley
Gordon Hiler
Teresa Frey
Dryer Nursing Home
Brookville
Dennis Slagle
Todd
Mike
Gary Jr
Cincinnati
Francis Frey
Battle of TV News Domination Across Channels
The writer weighs Channel 9 as a leader over Channel 12 with Channel 5 excluded. Nostalgia centers on George Palmer of Channel 12 who died at 64 on June 17. Scott Osborne followed him at Channel 9, and Channel 5 kept viewers with two women and Steve Douglas of Channel 5 who died in a Maryland ultralight crash.
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Channel 9
Channel 12
Channel 5
Ann Reskin
Sheri
Norton
Channel 12 News
George Palmer
The
Enquirer
George
Scott Osborne
Mil
Scott
Steve Douglas
Maryland
Robby Parrott
Mark Dearwester
Chris Duckworth
Rich
Hospital Thank You Card From A Sore Founder
A note from the family requests prayers flowers and cards during the hospital stay and extends gratitude to Dr Shackelford for visits and prayers that aided in this difficult time.
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Shackelford
Schiarmann couple to celebrate 25th anniversary
Mr and Mrs Bernard Schiarmann of 7513 Morgan Road Cleves Ohio will celebrate their Silver Anniversary on July 6 1982 They are parents of five children Amy Rybolt Bernard Terri Mark Jennifer and one granddaughter Karen Rybolt
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Bernard Schiarmann
Morgan Road
Cleves
Ohio
Amy Rybolt
Bernard
Terri
Mark
Jennifer
Karen Rybolt
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Register Weekly
Scissors and
Wiss Pinking
Harrison Ave
Sue Riggs
Zuber’s
Edelmann
Brats & Metts
Glier’s Imperial Loaf
Mr. Pop’s Cola
Husman’s Twin Pak
Hamburger
Harrison Avenue
Harrison, Ohio
Bischof
St. Leon
Rte
Miamitown
Bill Baird
Whitewater
Mrs
Biddle
Stone
Bernard Schiermann
Batesville
Sat
Sun
George C. Scott
Timothy Hutton
Chevy Chase
Winton Savings & Loan
Stone Road
Community Active Savings & Loans CO
Carthage
Home Office
Vine St
Cheviot Rd
St. Bernard
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