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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1947
Page
6
The Clermont Courier is published every Thursday by the Clermont Publishing Company Batavia Ohio with Jerral d Fortney serving as editor and publisher. The paper is entered at the Batavia Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
A historical newspaper fragment notes the Courier has expanded to be one of the state's largest papers with substantial reading matter. It includes a reflective poem about life and mortality attributed to Harry Halbisch of Chicago.
Fifty years ago Moscow High School prepared to hold graduation exercises on the 29th of this month. The three graduates are Mary Johnstone Josie Demaris and Ella Neal. The Deerfield Farm Woman's Club enjoyed a pleasant and profitable afternoon March 30 at the home of Mrs T M Slade. The next meeting will be at Mrs E E Petersons home. And now she rests beneath a sapling tree a bud of charm and grace in days that used to be Her dozen years and is this blossom gone
The Gagwriters Protective Association proclaims April 1 to 8 as Laugh Week. Citizens are urged to join in the humor and partake in a week of gaffs and guffaws as part of the festivities.
A collage of columns and light snippets includes reflections on cold weather, legal quips about a shrimp platter versus oyster stew, travel ad musings, word nostalgia, a gambler’s love song, and a note on Eddie Rickenbacker’s Houston party. A reader shares a Manna tale from Africa and a Avondale anecdote.
The item lists numerous local residents and guests, including Anna Little and Russell Woodruff moving to a new home, visits by Sadie Bee Virginia Woodruff and Lakemire burg, and gatherings with families in Benton Dayton Cincinnati Bethel Felicity and Branch Hill. It notes birthdays, supper events, and weekend visits among neighbors and relatives.
Harold L Lundquist of Moody Bible Institute presents a Sunday School lesson released through Western Newspaper Union. The piece outlines evangelical teaching and practical aims for classroom use.
A study of John 20 19 23 26 29 and 21 15 17 presents the risen Lord appearing to the disciples granting peace and authority Thomas doubt transformed into faith Peter restored to service and a call to personal renewal through Christ Easter blessing.
Norine Freeman’s poem frames spring as divine victory and renewal. It speaks of dawn over hills, sunshine as swords, and peace dispelling fear. The poem invites readers to breathe spring’s incense and feel Christ’s blessing among Easter lilies in Cincinnati.
Louise Heinke Gano from Cincinnati Times-Star presents a Lent poem urging prayer and stillness to seek God’s goodness and rise with Christ at Easter. The piece notes submission details for Poet’s Nook contributors with addresses in Ohio.
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