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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1965
Page
7
Readers affirm leadership by a Steering Committee member and reject attempts to restrict free speech. The West Clermont Board of Education’s four members praised Steering Committee leaders, urging responsible leadership and civic unity to address district problems.
The piece discusses Alabama lawmakers and ASA scientists facing base closures with 95 installations cutback. It notes protests from about a third of Congress, federal plans to ease jobs losses, and shifting funds to education while criticizing past defense spending. It references Portsmouth shipyard and the overall $50 billion defense budget.
Selections note Batavia’s First National Bank installing a daily guard during hours of business and an electric burglar alarm. Sheriff H M Reynolds is on duty, with other protected institutions urged to insure against attacks. A town fire damages Hamilton House. post office and courts relocate to the Court House.
Youth Sunday planned with church school program and morning worship. Youth Fellowship to Cherry Grove EUB Church to view The Heart Is A Rebel film. Transportation arranged via Mrs. Ungelhuem or the pastor. Local Conference meeting set for Feb 1 at 7:45 p.m. Members urged to attend and call the church office if needed. EUB Men met recently and elected new officers. Session committee appointments announced with Elbert F. Kennard named Clerk.
The article notes a sermon on discerning false doctrine from Mark 7 7 8 and lists Christian Education Committee members Hugh C Nichols Mrs William F Woods Mrs Clarence Hodges Mrs Karl South and Elmer Kram er. It mentions a church goal of 50 shares equaling 9000 dollars to be paid in 36 months and reports 256 communicants and 169 enrolled in the church school. The Evening Session at Eastminster Church Madisonville starts at 6 30 p m with speaker Mrs Werner J Blanchard Dayton. The National Missions Study for 1964 65 will be presented.
Parson Jones jokes about nervous stomachs from holiday overindulgence and pitches a plan to combine Christmas New Year Easter and other festivities into one yearly event at the beach with family. He warns against false teachers and urges Berean Bible study to test doctrines.
An aged reminiscence recounts a father’s migration from Michigan to South Dakota during state formation. It notes Jameston and Brown County, the 1880s land rush, farm hardships, drought and pests, and the couple’s perseverance before planting bulbs and awaiting spring.
Senator Morton warns Democrats face losses in 1965 and 1966 without Johnson's landslide momentum. He cites 1964 results where Johnson carried ten GOP Senate candidates and broad state legislative losses, predicting the Johnson boost will recede by 1968.
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