Devotional Reading Verses Across John and Matthew
Scriptural notes cite John 11 14 16 14 1 6 20 24 29 and Matthew 28 1 10. The devotional reading highlights belief resurrection and commission themes across these passages.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1952
Page
6
Scriptural notes cite John 11 14 16 14 1 6 20 24 29 and Matthew 28 1 10. The devotional reading highlights belief resurrection and commission themes across these passages.
A century ago Ohio copied a statute warning youths and adults from Sunday rioting hunting fishing or hard labor. Offenders aged fourteen and up faced fines from one to five dollars with exemptions for religious observers and necessary travel or labor. Signed by many citizens.
A list of residents including W. S. Beach and M G B Kincaid from Bethel and New Richmond couples such as C T Coats and Minnie Armacost, plus 14 more names. It notes an Odd Fellows anniversary in the Hill District to be celebrated April 23 1927 at Goshen and announces a Marathon group forming Better Homes chaired by C S Burdsal with a program week April 24 to May 1.
Poets Nook presents original and print poems with contributions from Sheila Stinson and Edna Hamilton addresses. Easter Sunrise celebrates light and brotherhood while Supplication in April asks for earthly immortality and return to spring earth through nature and grace.
An April 1905 notice recalls Oscar Snell a Williamsburg native found dead in his Chicago apartment. It also notes a Goshen stock company organizing a Seminary in 1797 and Lytle plaiting Lyttpstown Williamsburg as Clermont County’s first settlement.
Local Batavia notes record the regular OES meeting and church group rescheduling for April dates. Socials include a card night at Mrs Farr Fishback and Amelia Woman's Club visit to the Batavia Methodist church. Obituaries mention Henry Clark Corbin’s rise and David Smith’s death. historic remarks note Civil War volunteers enlisting in 1861.
The Easter lesson centers on Saint Thomas as a model of honest doubt and personal belief. It discusses how faith can coexist with questioning, and that true belief may come from seeking and choosing to trust, not solely from seeing. The message affirms that Easter asserts Christ lives, and believers may say My Lord and My God.
Clermont Album fans can win $6 if they identify last week’s subject. Entries must arrive by the Monday after publication. one prize per entrant, up to two hundred words. Previous winners since December 6 1951 are ineligible. correct answers may be acknowledged.
Mrs. David Brown Jr and Karl Duchemin visited in Greenberry and Chanute Fie while Mrs. Lois Duchemin and Marjorie hosted. Neighbors from Indian Hill joined Mr. and Mrs. George Walston for Sunday dinner. WSCS at Greenberry Church plans a chicken supper April 23 at Johnson's Log Cabin amid Easter program changes with Marathon Church.
Mrs. H B Smythe hosts and Mr and Mrs James Bisby of Youngstown visit. Parents night at Glen Este Mt Carmel school draws many families. Mr and Mrs Clinton sell property once Gus Huge place. The Cahalls visit Norwood relatives as Wile announce a newborn at Bethesda Hospital April 2. Jake Noll to report for duty at Ft Benning after Louisiana National Guard time. Carter Combs visit Irvin Baker family. Matthew Noll and ...
A brief social note records Johnny visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Mack Buschbacker of Summit Road on Sunday while Mrs Cahall and Mrs Smythe called on Mrs Combs Monday morning.
Mrs. Clara Jordan will be guest speaker at Marathon local P-TA in the school auditorium on April 17. A safety program is planned to begin at 8 p.m.
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