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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1957
Page
3
Editorial urges Clermont County to establish a standalone hospital independent of Cincinnati and Hamilton County facilities. It calls for local planning and financing, asking residents to volunteer within two months to help secure a county hospital.
A winter vacation booklet from a major airline urges keeping cameras safe in flight and offers tips for air photography. John Van Guilder notes that even simple cameras can yield memorable color and B photos from high altitudes. Use oblique angles, avoid touching the plane, shield the lens from reflections, and use a filter to cut haze.
The article argues that leaders respond to public wishes in shaping foreign policy, urging Americans to express their views to prevent drifting toward accepting Soviet influence. It cites Hungary and China as examples of Communist brutality, noting TIME magazine figures on Chinese casualties and forced labor. It laments U S support for Communist leaders at the time.
This column asks why four gospels exist and how they differ yet share a single message. It describes each gospel as a portrait of Jesus: Mark as action driven, Luke highlighting humanity, John emphasizing divine teaching, and Matthew blending majesty with authority to reach Jewish readers.
Miss Delia O Vanderbilt youngest daughter of William H Vanderbilt wed Mr W S Webb in New York last week excluding Batavia friends and printers. The note also mentions Bary W Fitch in the West earning $14 daily with son Wade at $5 as bank messenger and lists prices for coal flour eggs. Season closes January 1 for rabbit and fox hunting with 1932 license required, while Clermont County receives 15000 from gas tax and villages get one dollar per motor vehicle.
The piece questions U S attitudes toward the Soviet Union after Hungary and urges citizens to press leaders to reject appeasement and cozy diplomacy. It asks if officials should host Soviet leaders or pursue co existence and calls readers to write the president secretary of state and their congressmen.
The Clermont County bookmobile will visit a series of schools and subdivisions next week. Stops include St Andrew School Miamiville Batavia East Batavia Heights St Bernadette Merwin Ten Mile Locust Corner Pierce Township Arcadia Amelia Mt Carmel Glen Este Vermona Summerside and Vermilion areas with times from morning to late afternoon each weekday.
A humorous note reflects on modern life making ruts hard to enter due to crowding. It then quotes Longfellow on genius as endless careful effort. The item presents two aphorisms attributed to anonymous and Longfellow.
A Glasgow police job applicant jokes he would disperse a mob by removing his helmet and starting a collection. A string of light, witty quips follows on topics from ulcers and poisonous words to a taxi ride with a costly night out and a railroad president finding a stray spike. A father asks his son about traitors in church switching.
PFC Tommy R. Bogart of Augusta Kentucky participated with the 16th Infantry Regiment in the Red Arrow maneuver at Fort Riley Kansas. He drives in the regiment's Heavy Mortar Company after enlisting in June 1955 and training at Fort Leonard Wood. His father Ross Bogart resides in Williamsburg Ohio and Bogart is a Williamsburg High School graduate of 1953.
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