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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1950
Page
6
The Clermont Courier is a Thursday edition from Batavia Ohio produced by THE CLERMONT PUBLISHING COMPANY with editor and publisher and associate editor listed and a 2.00 price.
Devotional note referencing Acts 6 1 8 4 and I Peter 1. The fragment outlines scripture selection and meditation focus. Names and verses indicate a religious study card intended for devotional reading.
The Franklin Agricultural and Horticultural Society has organized for the year naming president Charles Robb vice president George J Nichols secretary John Hancock treasurer Jeptha Brown and managers Francis Ferguson William J Nichols and Charles N Browning reflecting strong enthusiasm for farm improvement across the county.
50 years ago Amelia area farmers attended a two day institute led by State Lecturer W W Farnsworth of Waterville. Miss Louise Lansdale discussed nursing in measles and scarlet fever while Mrs Ruth Ely Brown spoke on raising poultry. Local readers Albert Coombs Harvey Perin Henry Bisantz and Miss Alice Benning presented papers as Grafe Crain performed piano pieces. President Henderson and Secretary Coombs helped mount the event.
The 1950 study outlines the early church in Jerusalem facing inter ethnic tensions and Hellenist widows issues. Stephen is praised for leadership in the Committee on Grievances and as the first Christian martyr whose speech links Israelite history to Christian truth. The message highlights faith under persecution and the idea that martyrdom advances the church.
The piece invites original and reprint poems for The Poet's Nook with submissions to Sheila Stinson and Mrs Edna Hamilton at Lockland and Cincinnati Ohio. It describes a house full of lovely things and rare linen and silver yet notes the owner never uses the treasures, kept for some special but unknown occasion.
The New Richmond Kiwanis Club marks the 35th anniversary of International Kiwanis on January 17 with a community service program for 1950. J. H. Jackson, Stanford graduate, spoke as the club joins 3000 clubs in observing the week under the theme Aggressive Citizenship Safeguard of Freeman.
Sumper Powers, once a patient at Bethesda Hospital, has returned to his home. A fur-maiage sale hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary No. 550 is planned for January 28 at the Colonel Building on Front Street.
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