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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1947

Page

6

Clermont Cowrier Publisher and Classics Information

The Clermont Cowrier, published Thursdays by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio, lists Jerald B Fortney as editor and publisher. The issue price is stated as $1.00.

Clermont Cowrier THE Clermont Publishing Company Batavia, Ohio Jerald B. Fortney

Subscription Notice for East Fork Road and Bridge Co

100 years ago notice announces public subscription to the capital stock of the East Fork Road and Bridge Co. to be opened in Milford at Hawn and Ross grocery March 6 and at Michael Turner’s Union Township house under directions of Williams Hawn Brown Ross Turner Edwards and Davis.

Milford Hawn and Ross William Williams E. Hawn T. M. Brown M. Ross Michael Turner Union Township Isaac Edwards Joseph Davis

Williamsburg School Board hires seven teachers for seven months

The Williamsburg Township School Board approved employment of teachers at 40 dollars per month for seven months. Named were William S. Innis, C. E. Bratton, Jos M. Davidson, R. H. Thomas, Harry Moyer, T. B. Davidson, William Colthar, along with Holmes, Belle Behymer, Cecile Hulick and Mrs. Garnes.

Township ‘School Board Williamsburgh Township William S. Innis C. E. Bratton Jos. M. Davidson R. H. Thomas Harry Moyer T. B. Davidson William Colthar Williamsburg Holmes Belle Behymer Cecile Hulick Garnes

Obituaries note several Batavia area deaths in April

Twenty five years ago deaths were reported from Batavia and surrounding communities. Thomas Patton died at his home near Batavia on April 9 1922. Mrs Louis Beagle aged 68 died at her Glen Este home on April 13. Mrs Mary Miller aged 79 died at her Summerside home on April 3. Alexander McGuire aged 90 died at his Glen Este home on April 14. Leonard Holland formerly of Batavia died at his Red Cloud Nebraska home at age 90 after moving in 1877. his wife was Sara Troy previously.

Thomas Patton Batavia Louis Beagle Teal Glen Este Mary Miller Summerside Alexander McGuire Leonard Holland, Rust Red Cloud Nebraska Sara Troy

New Richmond Opens School Skating Rink In Gym

The New Richmond high school gym rink opened Friday April 11 with a large crowd. The Kiwanis Club sponsors the rink. The Youth Canteen lowers membership age to 16 allowing more youths to join and remains popular with local teens.

Kiwanis Club of New Richmond

Knotty Problem and Postponed PTA Activities

School notes show student Roy Wildey back after illness delaying April 15 events to April 22. P.T.A. raised funds from My Friend Flicka screening. skating party and square dance held. new patrol recruitment for the State Highway Patrol announced with May opening and summer sessions planned.

Agg Roy Wildey Yes Deaconess Hospital Flicka P. T. A. Treasury Clermont County Sowiomore Skating Party Teachers’ Association Forrest v George Mingle State Highway Patrol

Poets Nook Publishes Classic Spring Verses

A station feature highlights poems from The Circle by Gail Brook Burket and Tell Me Not in April from Verse Craft by Maude Burbank Harding. It notes submission details with names and addresses for Sheila Stinson and Edna Hamilton in Ohio and Cincinnati.

Banat Maude Burbank Harding Sheila Stinson R. R Aockland Ohio Edna Hamilton Wenton Ave Cincinnati

Lesson Title from Ambiguous OCR Fragment

An unclear OCR fragment mentions a lesson for April 20 with topics themed around scripture texts and an international education group. Details are fragmentary and exact subjects or organizations cannot be confirmed.

International All of Jous Education Ermission

The Kingdom Strengthened and Enlarged

Biblical study of David's rise to kingship and the united nation of Israel. The lesson highlights David’s unity of Judah and Israel, his defense of Jerusalem, reliance on prayer before battles, and the need to seek God’s guidance before campaigns. It stresses obedience, strategic patience, and divine direction in military and national affairs.

David Israel Judah Tom Christ Jerusalem Jordan God Satan

Whispers and Names in Postwar Snippets and Notes

A garbled column surveys residents and figures from politics and society. It references Henry A. Wallace, Major General Patrick Hurley, and ex Secretary Byrnes, plus hints of temper in a UC speech, local scraps on hedges and debris, and a 1943 booze rationing note.

Patrick J. Hurley U. C Byrnes

Veterans Reunite At Pound Ridge Regimental Feast

Joe Marsh Willie Wells and about 250 veterans from our town gathered at Farmer Collins barn for a reunion of their old regiment. They shared stories of South Africa Italy and the Aleutians, enjoyed beer, and displayed good behavior and tolerance in peacetime.

Willie Wells Pound Ridge Farmer Clarion G.I

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