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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1946
Page
6
An April 14 lesson notice lists subjects and scripture texts chosen by International Education for use by Senet of Hious Education. The document outlines approval and permissions for teaching materials across schools and religious study programs.
The lesson probes how Jesus’ followers answered his summons across several scenes. Some forsook nets to become fishers of men, others cried out for mercy and followed, while a few stayed home to witness in their circles. Levi leaves riches to join Jesus, showing total commitment when called.
Mr and Mrs Clifford G Schaer of Nine Mile Road announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Schaerges to John Dahltheimer son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dahltheimer of Clough Pike Withamsville Mrs Jess Fitzpatrick remains ill at her Gaston Road home cared for by her daughter Mrs Cliff Wright Also Mr and Mrs S J Hall and children Lenetta and Jean visited the Moormans in Loveland Ohio Sunday
Residents and guests gather for birthdays dinners and visits across Amelia Batavia Clifton Vandalia Willowville Bowling Green College Hill and College Hill with acquaintances from Iowa Kentucky Ohio and Virginia. The column notes health wishes for Mrs. Harry Kearns and Mrs. Frank Dillon and mentions guests from Washington D C Norfolk and Cuba bound plans for Alvin Lewis Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar White and son of Bethel visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gravitt and family. Clayton Henson and Thomas Woodruff, both discharged from the U S Navy, are home. Raymond McWhorter of Cincinnati spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Woodruff and relatives. Mrs. Frederick visited Mrs. Bechum of Cincinnati with James Bechum present. Emery Smith and Mrs. Smith of Kentucky visited. Mr. Gilbert Sipple hosted Mr. G. S. Beckelhym er for a weekend guest.
The Island Queen steamer launches its Moonlight dance cruises and Sunday sight-seeing trips from Cincinnati. Clyde Trask Orchestra provides music on nightly runs. Shirley Carter and Billy Walters headline. Next Sunday sails to Moscow Ohio with picnic options and hot plate lunches on board.
Mrs H B Smythe hosts as Mr and Mrs Bill Kutinitis and children and Mrs Frank Urban spend Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Will Isaack. Allen K Smythe and Mrs Anna Bishop of Mt Washington Ohio visit Mr and Mrs H B Smythe and Mr and Mrs Ed Huheey and children on Sunday.
Farmers approve barn hay curing as electricity drives farm modernization. A 5 hp blower and wooden ducts circulate unheated air, finishing hay in the mow the same day to prevent weather spoilage. Purdue and Virginia Tech researchers note higher nutritional value and milk output from cows fed barn cured hay, with electrical costs estimated at 75 cents to $1.50 per ton.
The report notes a ratio where civilians and others in the U S suffered three accidental deaths for every two military fatalities across the Pearl Harbor to V J Day period.
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