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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1948

Page

6

1818 Wedding Announcement Opened with Long List of Guests

A historic 1818 wedding notice records Ezekiel Haworth and Elizabeth West joining in Newberry Ohio with 41 attendees. The document lists vows, the couple taking surnames, and signatures of witnesses and family members. Grandchildren and great Grandchildren are named.

Ezekiel Haworth Center Monthly Meeting Clinton County Ohio Marion Haworth Phoebe Elizabeth West Newberry Owen West Elizabeth Religious Society of Friends Newberry Meeting House Mar Jess James Haworth Owensville Bert Patchell Milford Lotta Verkamp Lloyd Patchell Stonelick Harry Patchell Perintown

Amelia Family Hosts Easter Week Guests From Ohio

Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Poston of Amelia hosted Easter guests Mrs. Edith Reis of Loveland Park Cincinnati for the holiday and the following week. Mrs. Poston traveled to Dayton on Friday April 2 for the Southwest District PTA conference with Mrs. George Sears of Williamsville and Mrs. A. J. Maphet of Amelia.

A. J. Poston Amelia

Mrs Phoebe Marsh Dies at 83 in Owensville Area

Mrs Phoebe Marsh widow of Thomas Marsh longtime Batavia resident on the River Road died at her home near Owensville at age 83.

Phoebe Marsh Thomas Marsh Batavia Town Owensville

Clermont County Reminiscences and Early County Bounds

Looking Backward notes from April 14, 1848 recounts the 1811 boundary establishment between Union and Stonelick townships and records from 1812 showing county tax of 1659.16 dollars and about 450000 acres. It compares resident land within present boundaries to 1812 tax lists and notes Brown County later took about 295446 acres.

Union Stonelick Townships Brown County

Five Decade Gap Ends for Three Local Elders

William Moorehead aged 80 died at his home near Williamsburg on April 7 1898. He helped build the town and was a leading county farmer. B F Hitch aged 80 died at his Bantam home, noting his childhood arrival from Kentucky and lifelong service to Clermont County community.

William Moorehead Williamsburg B. F. Hitch Bantam Clermont County Kentucky

First Woman Named to Clermont Elections Board

At a Batavia meeting of the Clermont County Republican Executive Committee Chairman Ireton named Mrs Edith Spears of Branch Hill to the Board of Deputy Supervisors of Elections effective May 15 She is the first woman appointed in the county.

Republican Executive Committee Batavia Ireton Edith Spears Branch Hill

Poets Nook April Storm Echoes in Florida Magazine Verse

A fragment from Florida Magazine of Verse blends a Milford-style meditation with rustic imagery. The poem by William C. Bundrant Jr contrasts rain’s solace with a town’s neglect of a dam. A later verse mentions a weathered water wheel now on an estate and wagons returning home.

William C. Bundrant, Jr Florida Magaine

Devotional Reading Ezekiel 34 Compatibility

A devotional note highlights Ezekiel chapters 34 36 22 38 and 37 1 14 with emphasis on Ezekiel 34. It frames scripture passages as guidance for spiritual reflection and moral lessons.

Ezekiel

Ezekiel's Message and the Promise of a New Heart

A 1948 religious lesson expounds Ezekiel chapters 18 34 36 37 highlighting God’s rebuke of the proverb sour grapes and the call to personal responsibility. It emphasizes God’s loving care and the gift of a new heart and spirit for repentant souls, applicable to youths and adults today.

Ezekiel God Israel Jesus John the Baptist America

Nort Family Welcomes a Baby Boy in Laurel

Mr and Mrs William Nort announce the birth of a nine pound baby boy on April 5. Emerson Trees hosted Sunday guests Pauline Nort and Miller of Pt Pleasant. Ruth Miller and baby visited sister Don Trees. Allen DeBruler attended funeral services for his uncle in Williamsburg. Sunday School attendance was 68. Chris Straub and grandson visited Ernest Straub. Louise Pool and her Cincinnati children visited Mr and Mrs C Straub.

William Nort Mrs. Emerson Trees Pauline Nort Mr. Miller Ruth Miller Baby Don Trees Allen DeBruler Undle Williamsburg Louise Pool Cincinnati Mrs. C. Straub

There’s No Substitute for Bible Knowledge in Education

The speaker argues that Bible knowledge surpasses college learning. He asserts that true education comes from thorough Bible understanding, and no amount of secular culture can substitute for it.

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