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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1948
Page
6
The Clermont Courier criticizes the U.S. price support program for potatoes, noting large government spending to prop up prices, surplus destruction, and costly potato flour exports. The author argues the policy burdens taxpayers and Clermont County housewives, while questioning benefits to farmers and hog raisers.
A human interest note reflects on how a newspaper preserves the wisdom of ages for readers. It highlights the value of information over transient pleasure and suggests newspapers serve as lasting treasure for the mind across occasions.
On the 17th inst Henry Bonnell Esq united Lewis Ludlow to Parmella R Wilson and on the 20th inst joined John Perry to Nancy Worstell all couples from this county.
A large audience greeted an event as reported in a 50 years ago edition. The item notes public interest and community turnout, highlighting a civic or cultural gathering with notable local attendees and a festive atmosphere.
The Batavia Young People presented a public program led by Percy F. Jamieson with the Batavia orchestra performing. Solos by Mary Cowen W E Potts and W R Walker and a refined elocution reading by Allen Glancy earned praise.
On August 12 Williamsville Ohio hosted Stankorb family birthdays for Mrs Roy Stankorb and Clara Lillian. A Jackson family reunion at William Gillaspie home coincided with their 28th wedding anniversary.
Glen Este notes report Mrs H B Smythe hosting guests including Mrs Hughes and grandson at a Glen Este B Knothole Club event. Nearby wiener roast at Eugene Philhower home with Jacob Andres manager present and a list of attendees from local families and visitors.
Miss Lela Hartmetz accompanied by her sister Mrs. Emma Wehrung of Terrace Park attended the funeral service for Jacob Anstaett in Batavia last Saturday. The community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Hunnicutt of Pleasant Plain after the drowning death of their young son in Stone Lick Creek. Carl Ingram and family are visiting with his father Charles Carpenter for several weeks.
Phible delivers reading of Acti 9 scripture phrases in a ceremonial session. The event emphasizes traditional chant style and public recitation. Community observers note the cadence and interpretive approach shaping the rite.
The lesson recalls Ananias in Acts who went to Saul when God commanded. It contrasts excuses people make to avoid duty with Ananias willingness. It asks readers to reflect on obedience to God's word and to help others like Saul in need.
A two part reader piece presents Sheila Stinson’s verse likening the East Fork to Niagara and Eden with icy, dramatic imagery. A separate autumn landscape vignette notes Gay color hills, squirrels, smoke leaf scent, wild grapes, and a crow warning rain as memory echoes.
In the fifth round of the elimination series three teams were ousted Sunday as Batavia Mulberry and Marathon fell. Amelia defeated Goshen 4 to 3 in a sharp pitching duel with Wilson and Del Leslie delivering strong efforts and a total 30 strikeouts.
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