Clermont Courier Editor and Publisher Post Office Entry
The Clermont Courier notes its editor and publisher are entered at the Batavia Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1947
Page
6
The Clermont Courier notes its editor and publisher are entered at the Batavia Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
The House rejected a bill to fix legislator pay at 3 dollars for 60 days and 1 dollar thereafter by a 25 to 36 vote. Gen. Dial supported the measure. A senate bill seeks to create Auglaize County from Mercer and Allen with Waupakoneta as county seat. Also notices of upcoming marriages and weddings in Union and Monroe Townships.
Fifty years ago Peter Wehl of Brown County endured pain from a bullet lodged in his hand. An X ray at Laura Memorial Hospital Cincinnati located the bullet and it was surgically removed at Good Samaritan Hospital before he returned home.
Twenty five years ago residents of Newtonsville began work to pave a street from the end of the 8.5 Highway to the town cross street. Farmers and business people contributed funds while citizens using teams and labor helped the effort. Local ladies provided a large dinner for 64 workers.
A quotation notes the tenant of the remotest log cabin stands at the edge of civilization as newspapers chronicle history. The line reflects a frontier spirit and the role of print in recording distant events.
In Georgia Ku Klur and Columbians with two governors, a McCormick Raschig feud looms as Fire Co. 49 loses Capt. Huxel on Feb 1. Walter Huxel is closely tied to Madisonville 49 and the fire house. Other items touch on bingo debate, Rev. Shurtz and Mrs. Keller’s wills, psychology debates, and a nostalgic odor from a sponge box as a spruced up dame passes by.
A brief thank you from Henrietta Zimmerman expresses appreciation for cards flowers and gifts received during her recent illness, signed sincerely by the author.
A sermon from John 4 4-10 27-30 39 emphasizes breaking race and social barriers through Jesus approach to the Samaritan woman The text urges Christians to be soul winners and to face sin openly The passage contrasts Nicodemus and the woman and ends with the crowd believing in Jesus as Messiah based on personal testimony and faith
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