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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1948
Page
6
Mr and Mrs James Ballinger formerly Addie Naylor of Williams Corner announce the birth of their son James David at Lady of Mercy Hospital Mariemont.
Miss A Rust of New Boston offers fashion services with punctual attendance promised. Olive Branch residents meet at Charles Bohn’s home to discuss a Hillsborough to Cincinnati railroad route via Williamsburg and Batavia, electing Col. William Curry chair and Samuel R. West secretary. Congress demands Spain’s withdrawal from Cuba and authorizes US forces. Allen W. Ashburn of Batavia to lead the collection effort.
A brief notice from the 50 years ago column indicates resolutions will be offered in an April 16, 1898 gathering. Details on the body presenting the resolutions or the specific topics are not provided in the fragment.
Harry Britton joined the grand jury as they heard cases, recording a productive 75 minute visit. Fourteen witnesses were examined, six indictments found, including two felonies, two sealed and two minors. The jurors were paid their fees and left for home in under two hours.
Excerpted verses titled A Boy's Prayer by Edna Hamilton and American Spring imagery span rural scenes and longing. Brief notices report Mrs. Abby McDonald returning home on Delaware Street and Mr. Kirby moving into Ira Watson’s former house, with Gladys Goddard visiting relatives.
The article reviews Cyrus 536 BCE allowing Jews to return to Jerusalem and rebuild the temple, the delay caused by Samaritans under Artaxerxes, Haggai’s summons in the second year of Darius, and the temple’s completion. It ties the biblical accounts to Psalm 126 and Luke 9 62.
Walter W. Head argues that progress in Christian education now will decide if future generations inhabit a society free from religious intolerance distrust of religion racial prejudice and class hatred.
Bill Webster jokes that milk should be consumed rather than used for accessories. He quips he would not swap a glass of good American beer for a necktie made from thirty barrels of it, noting the era of versatile materials.
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