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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1963
Page
2
A missionary returning home speaks to a large audience about the Bible message of sin and the need to be born again by the Holy Spirit. The speaker emphasizes that many today are religious but lack the transformed born again experience.
The text argues that religious leaders need to be saved before living a Christian life, citing Jesus to Nicodemus and the claim that salvation precedes living out faith. It adds unrelated statements about regular exercise and fishing as supposed fixes for aging and problems.
A leading architect urges a living room look in every room of a house. He recommends a central theme with related wood paneling from entrance to living spaces, using light west coast hemlock and Douglas fir, with darker cedar accents for contrast.
Roll Call notes Orrin B Nordstrom son of Mr and Mrs Orrin B Nordstrom 11610 Thistlehill Dr Loveland commissioned as second lieutenant after six weeks ROTC training at Indian Town Gap Reservation Pa on July 26 The 22 year old graduate of Woodward High School Cincinnati 1959 and Ohio State University Columbus 1963.
A short quip notes that age does not determine foolishness, only appearance. It wryly compares elder and younger folly as equally ridiculous.
A list of individuals with ages and addresses appears as a record of license applications. Names include Eugene Binning, Billig Aleen, Ben Ellis, Mary Wells, Alfred Boyd, Thelma Taylor, Harold Allen, Patricia Patterson, Leo McGowad, Kay Ross, David Harris, Betty Scott, James Wilson, Loretta Doss, Robert Jamison, Juanita Hardy, Rayford Iota, Rose White, and others tied to Batavia Goshen Felicity Milford Cincinnati Loveland.
A historical note cites Penn’s 1681 letter to Robert Turner stating the King named the province Pennsylvania to honor Admiral Sir William Penn, father of founder Penn who was not a Quaker. The term Sylvania means forest country, with the name blending Penn and Sylvania.
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