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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
7
Editorial urges readers to consider fostering teen boys and girls 13 and older in Clermont County. It notes 1960 census counts 80,000 residents, with 52 licensed foster homes and six ready to care for teens. It highlights teens’ needs and directs inquiries to Children’s Services for foster homes.
A veteran recounts a 1919 trip to Oakland City Indiana for a VEA funded agriculture course. He recalls building a first home, children born there, meeting Eddie Roush who saved his son's boots, visits with comrades and widows, a brave neighbor honored in Arlington, and a booming Baptist Theological Seminary with new dormitories and a library.
The Mont Cler mont County Fair hosts an ARBA show under Fred C. Kipp. Indiana judge Carlton Gaddis will preside judging at 1 a.m. Wednesday with breeds like New Zealand Reds and Whites Rex Polish and more on display.
The passage critiques government housing subsidies including rent supplements and direct loans. It warns of redistribution of wealth, potential overreach, and welfare statism, arguing subsidies undermine incentives to work and save while expanding state responsibility for housing. The piece highlights political hurdles and questions government’s long term impact.
The Felicity Franklin schools announce the opening of the 1930 31 term on September 8. Registration for Felicity High School occurs August 26 with freshmen and sophomores registering at 9 a m and juniors and seniors at 1 p m. Pupils should bring used textbooks to sell and the last year’s report cards. Seventh and eighth graders may ride buses to Felicity this year for departmentalized work under the 6 6 plan. Superintendent R G Little oversees.
The writer suggests retracing steps over the years and taking a meandering stroll through memory. The tone is reflective and content with gentle nostalgia.
A humor sketch notes differences in tolerances on a lathe, a domestic surprise with a complete set of fine china for a wife's birthday, and a TV moment with a dramatic flash news bulletin followed by a sponsor message. It concludes with a light exchange about a young man marrying a daughter and aging.
Michigan education officials consider incorporating Mackinac College on Mackinac Island with a September 1966 opening. Dr. S Douglas Cornell, former NAS executive, would lead the liberal arts institution offering BA degrees and pre professional tracks in government law education business journalism theater labor and media.
Discussion compares scriptural transformation with real world conversions such as Tariri the Peruvian chief and the Auca Indians. It notes altered behavior after born again faith, government interest in outreach, and contrasts with government resistance to spiritual matters. The piece urges personal testimony through faith.
Parson Jones describes a church convention voting to spend 100000 to study business morals, after already spending the money. He jokes about the dry meeting, jokes about addressing a chair, and notes a motion to form a committee to determine what denomination God is, with divisions over the outcome.
Cincinnati YWCA plans a nine day tour of New England and Canada from September 25 to October 3. Reservations are available through YWCA Travel at the Cincinnati YWCA Ninth and Walnut Streets phone 241-7090.
A small town poetry page presents two pieces. Grace Joslen offers a cheerful greeting about spreading smiles. Julia Collins Ardayne contributes August Night Storm recalling a thunderstorm and the Moon as corn season arrives.
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