Clermont Courier publication notice from Batavia Ohio
The Clermont Courier published every Thursday by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio announces postal service details and identifies the editor and publisher.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1946
Page
6
The Clermont Courier published every Thursday by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio announces postal service details and identifies the editor and publisher.
A Christmas prayer pleads for peace and forgiveness amid war weariness. It asks for gentler words, charity to the less fortunate, and steadfast faith as life’s gates close. The poem longs for a world of prayers, no more swords, and angels singing of peace on earth.
A 100 year old Courier piece argues that female education shapes virtue and knowledge in society. It emphasizes mothers as primary instructors, noting that educated mothers breed educated sons and that business neglect cannot replace a mother’s influence.
John F. Roseman marries Mary Monjar in a 50 years ago wedding notice noting the licenses issued for the union.
The Clermont County Sportsmens Club hears from Game Warden Edgar Anstaett on feeding wild birds and animals with state supplied feed during severe weather. Local efforts to build wildlife sanctuaries are discussed along with pheasant releases totaling over 500 birds by cooperative sportsmen. A Mt. Carmel Juvenile Grange No. 436 Christmas play is noted, with plans to perform for County Home residents. The report also cites wartime oil and horsepower statistics for the Navy and merchant marine.
In Circleville last week corn traded around 2 1 2 cents per bushel while hogs hovered near 8 cents per pound. Dealers say corn should fetch about 60 cents and Batavia listings at 50 cents are judged too low. Wheat prices fail to govern flour and bread costs.
John P. Friend Jr treasurer announces millage rates for county general fund bond retirement and other levies for 1946 in Ohio. Figures express dollars per one hundred dollars assessed value and apply to the county’s property tax list.
Harold L Lundquist of the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago presents a released essay via Western Newspaper Union outlining religious education and ministerial training principles. The piece emphasizes doctrinal focus, disciplined study, and practical outreach within church ministry.
Snow falls softly and robes a scene in white. Wind lifts caps from fence posts and trees loom as dark ghosts under a leaden sky. The verse closes with a hopeful image of snow and a silver lining.
The lesson centers on Paul's mission to the Roman world to spread the gospel. It covers Acts 9:15, 19:21, 22:11, 28:28-31, Romans 1:13-16, 15:22-24, and Memory Selection Romans 1:14. It emphasizes God preparing Paul, the plan in his heart, and the call to evangelize the world with zeal, despite hindrances.
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