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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
6
Devotional piece reflecting on Psalms 120 to 134 known as the Pilgrim Marching Songs. It recalls a U S Navy carrier evading Japanese pursuit near the Philippines and links singing, patriotism, and Christian faith to national unity and morale.
Jed Wilkins muses on Mormon gull worship and a local comparison to crawfish on Clermont flats. He links natural cycles to human resilience, noting how crawfish digs help prevent floods and urging gratitude for wildlife as a working partner in keeping communities afloat.
Poems by Sabra Palmer Hutchings and Edna Hamilton appear in The Poet's Nook column with notices for contributions to Sheila Stinson and Edna Hamilton. Gray Day laments a gray, sorrowful dawn, promising a brighter morn. Music of a Brook celebrates a stream’s soothing sounds through woodland and moss.
The Senate has spent nearly a month debating the labor bill with little certainty on outcome. Advocates defend Taft-Hartley as restoring justice, reducing strikes, and strengthening unions, while critics call for revisions to address defects. The author argues Congress will not repeal the act and cautions against a return to Wagner Act provisions.
A lyrical line from Iva M. Lester published in the Prom Times Star enchants the reader as the stanza flows with a gentle, musical rhythm and captivating cadence. The piece invites the ear to linger on its melodic imagery and serene mood.
A memo from local bar members states judges will attend probate and important business while cholera limits attendance. It urges residents to stay home, avoid witnesses or jurors, and assures interests at court will not be prejudiced. Signatories include Thomas L Shields and others.
Fifty years ago, on July 2 1899, Verner L Stickel and Miss Mayme Bunner wed at Fred C Bannister's Union Street residence New Richmond. Mr Bannister officiated in old English style before a large gathering. The couple later joined wedding guests at the bride’s Western Avenue home for supper. Daisy Benjamin caught the bouquet.
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