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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1947
Page
6
The poem lines reflect a child following a father's steps and shaping memory in rural life with imagery of hoofprints, furrows, and seasons. Details reference a week at Newtown and a Rebecca initiation, with celebration of golden wedding anniversaries among lodge members.
Editor notes from The Courier reflect on history and quotes President Quincy. The excerpt emphasizes human happiness with no perfect security, tying freedom virtue and knowledge to Christian faith and its sanctions.
50 years ago the first settlers of what became Jackson Township arrived in spring 1799. William Hunter Sr and Robert Dickey, brothers-in-law, from Ireland spent winter 1798 1799 in Williamsburg then Lytlestown. They occupied about 1500 acres. Christopher Hartman followed in 1802.
Frank Hoggatt formerly of Clermont visited town and announced a Goshen Township School Board appointment as superintendent. He and his family plan to relocate to Goshen on September 1.
Charles Nause visits Dayton with aunt and relatives while Hattie Little and daughter tour Michigan with E Osborn from Dayton. Hattie Little and Howard Daye family hosts, Mackinac Island stop noted. Phyllis and Leonard Daye return to Milford after weeks with grandparents. Shoes vacationing in Alabama as Newtonsville group travels.
A Moody Bible Institute discourse outlines how true wisdom begins with the fear of the Lord and leads to holiness. It discusses Proverbs themes on avoiding evil, the dangers of flatterers, the path of righteousness, and sin's progression from lust to death, citing biblical verses and Christian teachings.
Mrs. Loreen Werner 4-H Club leader announces judging of the club work at the School Building on August 7 at 10 A.M.
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