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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1964
Page
9
Muriel Camp urges renewal of Christian purpose beyond seasonal symbolism. She cautions against worship of image and affluence, calling for deeper commitment, renewed faith, and action to rebirth humanity through spiritual practice. Editorial note invites public input on incorporation and tax aspects, with a feasibility report forthcoming.
The piece warns that violent neo radical groups in the United States, including PLM Hammer and Steel and Workers World Party, are active in multiple cities. It cites Victor Riesel on their tactics, goals, and funding, and urges stronger vigilance to defend free society and police power against revolutionary violence.
A humor column presents quick quips about second appendices, second wives, and clever exchanges. The jokes riff on medical mishaps, domesticities, music, knowledge, and a dog reward line in light, old timey banter.
Gus Nichols aged ten wins the silver dollar prize for the best temperance essay at the M E Sunday School last Sunday morning. Contestants numbered but the article notes Nichols as the winner amid several others. The item reflects a local community youth competition and prizes.
Peter Howard, British author and commentator, spoke to students from Stanford to Montreal and Nashville, drawing standing ovations and questions. He urged a global, character based great society and warned against neutrality and unilateral disarmament. Three Clermont County graduates and others heard his remarks at major universities before continuing coverage.
A devotional piece urges readiness for Christmas by accepting Jesus Christ who died for sinners. It cites 1 Timothy 1 15 Romans 3 23 1 Peter 2 24 and Ephesians 2 8 9, stressing salvation by grace through faith not works, and invites personal acceptance for lasting peace and goodwill.
Parson Jones contrasts biblical stories with modern politics and infrastructure humor. He imagines Moses navigating today’s courts highways and campaigns, mocking polling, partisanship, and the idea of progress without faith. The piece ends with a jab at contemporary self-importance and a boastful farewell.
A small poetry column announces submissions to editor Mrs Edna Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Avenue Cincinnati Ohio. It presents passages on Christmas themes including Singing Words by Helen Darby Benning and reflections on love and keeping old ornaments as Christmas Eve light returns their shine.
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