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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1949
Page
6
The Clermont Courier from Batavia Ohio notes its editor and publisher along with postal designation as a second class matter entered at the Batavia post office.
The piece critiques President Truman for promising more spending and argues for conserving tin scrap iron and paper. It recalls wartime can and scrap drives, warns of wasteful habits, and urges a wider program of saving and prudent economic policy to avoid future shortages. It cites steel plans and government supports as contrast to thrift.
A gathering of residents from Ohio and nearby townships in New Richmond supported building a turnpike to join the Ohio Turnpike. J Denham was named chairman and George McMurchy secretary as the group organized for the project.
Mounted pallbearer William McGranahem of St Martins Brown County died at 87 last Wednesday. Four brothers served as pallbearers riding beside the hearse on horseback. Charity Walker pioneer of Williamsburg Ohio died January 15 1949 at her home in Williamsburg.
A historical excerpt on Clermont County geology describes exposed Cincinnati series fossils, ancient marine life, trilobites, glacial deposits, and the spread of quartz with gold. It urges amateurs to explore streams and valleys using simple tools and consults State Geological Survey publications for continuing knowledge.
Devotional compares Jesus and John the Baptist, noting John’s pivotal role in calling attention to Jesus, training early disciples, and baptizing Christ. It highlights John’s austerity and public preaching, contrasts John’s voice with Jesus’ home presence, and emphasizes repentance as seed and fruit in the Christian life.
A reflective verse piece in winter imagery. The speaker moves through a garden path of frozen tones and silent wrath. Snow silences music as a clapper whispers dreams and a cloud of white rises, yielding sufficient dreams to last the night.
A compact set of devotional verses reflect on prayer as a sustaining blessing when the path darkens. Miriam Dean Blackourn and Magdalena D. H. Baker each present lines about wind and bells whispering, and about divine strength and promises granted through prayer to keep faith unshaken.
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