Clermont Courier Editor and Publisher Pay Dispute
The Clermont Courier states editor and publisher compensation remains unsettled with a $100 amount noted, signaling ongoing negotiations or stipend adjustments within the local newspaper.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1947
Page
6
The Clermont Courier states editor and publisher compensation remains unsettled with a $100 amount noted, signaling ongoing negotiations or stipend adjustments within the local newspaper.
The Clermont Courier's Farm and Home Edition urges improving farming and rural life in Clermont County. It highlights part time and full time farmers, influx of city residents, local services, and extended evening hours to aid farmers, noting the county's strong market position and supportive Extension and Conservation offices.
The Courier recalls a voyage around the world by a vessel owned by Howland and Aspinwall. The Rainbow completed a nine month eleven day circuit sailing around Cape Horn visiting Valparaiso Coquimbo Canton loading and returning home.
Wednesday visitors William P. Richards and Dr. O. C. Davison called on Allen Glancy to view a lifelike bust of General U S Grant by French sculptor Dreyfuss of New York. Glancy loaned the bust for display in Bethel on Friday. Grant is said to have posed in his army uniform.
The fifth to eighth grades perform Tom Sawyer April 25 in the school auditorium with Larry Neil as Tom and Carolyn Cooper as Becky Thatcher under Miss Mason. The Amelia High School Senior Class presents Strictly Formal May 2 directed by Mr. Williams with Marilyn Kimball and others in leading roles. Scholarships awarded to students for recognition in English Latin history science and more, with selected finalists to Miami University on May 3.
A poem recounts a granddaughter memory of her grandfather Leonard V. Smoot of Fort Thomas Kentucky and a Cincinnati Enquirer feature by Mary Elizabeth Counselman. It contrasts a life of quiet patience with a belief in averaging out virtues and faults. The piece ends with the grandfather facing St Peter and “averaging up” to pass.
Mr and Mrs Dale Romohr announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy to Dan Maham son of Mr and Mrs J Isaac Maham No date has been set for the wedding
On April 21 1947 an Inventory and Appraisement of the estate of Julia Suhre deceased was filed in the court at Batavia Ohio. The inventory will be heard May 19 1947 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing to avoid being barred.
Noti Notice on filing an inventory of Jacob Tringelof deceased late of Union Township in the county. The inventory was filed in court on May 21 1947 at ten o’clock in the forenoon. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge James W Walker clerk.
A religious lesson traces Solomon’s life in three stages. Wise Youth shows choosing wisdom as God’s gift. Strong Manhood notes temple building, wealth, and risk of pride. Sinful Old Age warns against idolatry and divine judgment. The piece cautions faith, humility, and reliance on God.
The Clermont County Health Department marks April 20 to 26 as Know Your Public Health Nurse Week. Two nurses deliver disease control, immunization, and family health education, including tubercular care, maternal child welfare, school visits, and bedside home nursing.
Mt Carmel Grange No 975 held a four entry molasses cookie contest with Elsie Culbertson winning first prize and eligibility for the July Pomona contest at Locust Corner. The group plans a Mother’s Day observance May 3 with an appropriate program and urges full attendance. They seek a piano for their Juvenile Grange and invite offers from members or helpers. Viola Maddox, Lecturer, notes well wishes for Mrs Pred Kettler who has returned home improving after hospitalization.
Hanging from the rafters and spread with heavy tables of food, Ed Carey’s fiddle music set a hospitable scene as folks enjoy beer. The barn warming offered a neighborhood gathering in a spirit of good fellowship.
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