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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1950
Page
6
The Clermont Courier lists Jerald B Fortney as editor and publisher with Thomas Fortney as associate editor. The paper notes a six month publication term and is entered at the Batavia Ohio post office as second class matter with a $2.00 rate.
New Richmond hosts Buckeye Lodge installation of officers with brief remarks by R. W. Clarke. Members and citizens dine at Eagle Hotel, with Batavia band providing music. A sharp dinner party retort about wives is noted with playful verse defending a wife’s value.
Fifty years ago farmers from across the county gathered for a two day Ame lia Institute program at the K P Hall. The Executive Committee included J H Dawson Charles Hesse Lewis Nash B F Miley Harvey Perin Wilbur Apple W F Crane A E Ely Bennett Behymer Albert Leeds Chris Knauer D C Henderson president and William C Coombs secretary.
A terse Cleveland style market note urges listeners to tune WHIO Dayton at 12 50 est WLW Cincinnati 12 40 dst for daily market reports and mentions WKBV Richmond Indiana 12 30 dst Dial 1490 Service That Satisfies.
The article argues the church is a conduit of power through the Holy Spirit not a club or lecture hall. It cites Acts and Galatians to define the fruits of the Spirit and stresses prayer and service as the means for power to flow from God to the church and community.
A reader submission from Cincinnati Enquirer features Spring Fever in January poems by May Allread Baker of Arcanum Ohio and Virginia Brasier with rural rustic verse. The piece notes postal and address details for submission to Sheila Stinson and Mrs Edna Hamilton.
School activities paused for Christmas break with few reports. An invitational New Richmond tournament on the 28th and 29th ended with New Richmond first, Batavia second, Amelia third, Owensville last.
A local student will drive to Cincinnati with Mr. Thomp son, their instructor, for afternoon sessions after school this week.
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