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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1950
Page
6
The Clermont Courier urges citizens to resist hoarding and self‑centered panic during wartime. True patriotism lies in shared sacrifice, not buying up sugar or gas, as real sacrifices come from those fighting in Korea and their families.
A devotional reading blends text from Samuel chapters five and nine with an emphasis on devotion to God as David praises and blesses the assembly. It weaves themes of covenant, leadership, and divine providence across biblical excerpts.
A reflective piece arguing that busy leaders must serve religion. It compares David's reign to modern society, noting his conquest of Jerusalem and bringing the Ark to the capital as making religion central. It emphasizes public religion, the Ark, and the church as visible, necessary institutions.
Public worship is not the whole of religion, as David treats Mephibosheth with a princely pension and inner faith. The piece notes Saintlike cleansing in Psalm 51, David's sins, and the inner roots of faith beyond external rites. It also lists poems, ministry notes, and local notices from Times-Star.
Twenty five years ago a contract was let in Columbus Ohio for an iron bridge at Point Pleasant as a memorial to General U S Grant. The Brookville Bridge Company won the bid. The piece mentions Thistledown Park Cleveland a racing plant built at a cost though garbled text hints at equipment or event related to racing in Ohio.
Dan Holland explains how current drives stream feeding and where to find different species. He notes trout and smallmouths favor current edges and pockets while pike muskies use backwaters and deep holes. walleyes dwell in deep pool depths and require accurate casts.
A Washington perspective argues that the United States failed to arm and support Korea against North Korean aggression backed by the Soviets. It critiques misused funds, broken commitments, and shifting policy, urging accountability beyond blaming Korea or allies.
An obituary notes the death of Rev Milton Jamison at Rubadores Trading Post near Scotts Bluffs. He reportedly died May 30 1850 from an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound, later causing erysipelas, leaving a widow and five children.
Mt. Holly resident Mrs. Claude Tarvin serves as Courier's correspondent. Born in Kentucky she is daughter of the late T. R. McRoberts, a Kentucky State Representative. She has four sons Robert Shelby Claude and James living at home and leads church activities locally.
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