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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1946
Page
6
Community notices pace the week with a boat ride sponsored by the American Legion on Thursday May 2. Also reported are church services, family visits, obituaries, and local announcements from New Richmond Cincinnati and Owensville with details on services, illnesses, and community events.
A grant of 5000 dollars for tuberculosis control research was awarded by the Ohio Public Health Association. The donation was announced by Dr. Joseph B. Stockton of Cleveland, the association president, and listed the group’s Columbus address at 1575 Neil Avenue.
More than 400 high school seniors from Clermont and nearby counties are expected to attend Wilmington College’s annual Senior Day on Thursday April 25, according to college officials.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mitchel and children of Nev ille visited over the weekend. Sunday afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Davis.
The fragmentary notice mentions an April 28 lesson and references copyright concerns. It hints at international scope and potential involvement of a school or institution, but details are unclear due to the damaged text.
A sermon summary tracing Peters journey from a new name and bold confession to a fall in Luke 22, Peters repentance, and final restoration by Jesus. The piece emphasizes faith under pressure, God centered change, and the transformation from failure to faithful service.
Easter visits and family gatherings fill Batavia and Owensville scenes. Mrs Ed Love visits Ruth Pistor in Price Hill. Mr and Mrs Ted Smith welcome twin boys at Christ Hospital. Miss Cassie Tone passes away with funeral services in Batavia. Community bids sympathy to the families of Mrs Ella Wilson and Mrs Minnie Kinnett.
Sunday visits fill Blanchester scenes as families and friends exchange calls. Measles illness noted for Little Miss Sanara Woodruff while Mrs. Marjorie Woodruff and Mrs. Leona Dickson spend the day in Cincinnati. Visitors from Batavia Georgetown Felicity and Cincinnati names appear amid a string of social calls and greetings.
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