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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
6
The Clermont Courier is a weekly Batavia Ohio newspaper published by the Clermont Publishing Company. Editor and Publisher details are listed with a founding year of 1836 and a postal notice line for second class mail.
An envelope of Christmas Seals was mailed to many in Clermont County. Hundreds already sent checks to the Seal Campaign chair man, with more urged to contribute to the Tuberculosis and Health Association aiding the fight against tuberculosis. All money should be mailed to Mrs. Kate Buerkle, Campaign Chair man, Batavia, Ohio.
A warm look at Christmas customs and plants with notes on the origin of the Christmas tree and mistletoe. The Batavia Nurseries run by Edgar R. Jones offering Norway Spruce trees, their care, and the long cycle from seedling to sale, with tips on transplanting and returning trees to the soil.
Jerry Carlier of Owensville representing vocational agriculture was named president of the Owensville Fair Junior Fair Board. Other officers include Mary Ann Moesch from Batavia as vice president, Blaine Snider of Loveland as secretary, and Gorden Broam of New Richmond as treasurer. The next board meeting is set for January in the Extension Office.
A 100 year old Courier clipping quotes Dr. Cheyne arguing human nature is a rogue and a scoundrel, hence the perpetual need for laws and religion. The voice recalls an acute Scotch man remarking on humanity’s flaws and the role of order.
Fifty years ago Lilinokaliani reached America and sought a meeting with President Cleveland. The visit was linked to Hawaii annexation efforts of the Hiwanuian Islands. If successful, Hawaii would grant her a personal pension of 10000 dollars per year.
25 years ago marriage licenses were issued to E. J. Swope and Hallie Fee of New Richmond. Carl H. Rush and Velmalee Griffith of Clermont County. Floyd D. Stevens and Helen Kurtz of New Richmond. F. L. Grey and Alice Abrams of Bethel. Also noted is a local gratitude message from Mrs. John D. Baumann thanking friends, her Sunday school class, and Mrs. Jefferies for hospital care.
Clermont County farmers may start placing corn under the 1946 Government loan program. Requests go to the Clermont ACP office in Batavia. A loan agent will inspect the crib and collect a sample before processing the loan. Loans apply to 1946 crop corn through July next year and may begin June 1 1947 either in the car or shelled. The Happy Chums of Shaler Point note four new members at December 6 1946 meeting. next gathering January 17 1947 at Adolph Hector’s home.
Poem warns that harsh speech wounds deeply and lingers, urging reflection before uttering hurtful words. It notes the sting felt by friends and emphasizes choosing kindness over cutting remarks.
A reader comments on liberty and morality across politics and society, mocking headlines about Russia and Prohibition. The piece jokes about price of liquor and the absurdity of class labels, ending with a sincere holiday greeting.
The fragment asks whether the instruction is to turn to the right or to the right. It presents ambiguity in navigation phrasing without additional context or specifics.
A reflection on the 1946 Christmas message emphasizing God's gift of love through Jesus Christ, and the Christian response. It outlines four effects of faith: strength, love, knowledge, and faith, urging believers to grow in grace through the indwelling Christ.
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