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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1947
Page
6
The Clermont Courier appears as second class mail matter at the Batavia Ohio post office. JERALD B FORTNEY is referenced in the damaged notice text.
A readable snap from The Courier files recalls political talks by businessmen delaying party activity only to show later they have much at stake. Williamsburg hosts Masonic members for Recorder George Beacham as he marks his birth anniversary. The Baptist Association meets at Williamsville on Sept. 7 and 8 with opening by J. M. Fitzpatrick. Bantam Fair opens Sept. 14. Batavia Grange meets Aug. 21 with degree team plans.
Mrs Orville Puller entertained a few friends to tea on Monday afternoon August 11 at her home near Olive Branch in honor of her birthday.
A fragmented poetry excerpt reflects on faith, steadfastness, love for humanity, and hope for eternal rest. It mentions Helen Weed Henckel and Ida Norton Munson, with imagery of land beyond the little door and Heaven, styled as a memorial verse fragment.
The piece argues that the Bible sets a high standard for honesty in daily life, surpassing human moral ideals. It urges inner sincerity, warns that dishonesty harms, and urges believers to reflect godly integrity in motive and action. It cites Proverbs references to illustrate consequences and rewards of honesty and calls readers to live consistently with biblical truth.
Mrs Grant who has been ill at her home in Newtown has been removed to Our Lady of Mercy Hospital for treatment and observation.
The regular meeting of the New Town Council Daughters of Re bek eh was held last Wednesday evening.
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