Bantams and a Hoe Save a Couple in a WPA Era Bind
A hungry couple stripped to essentials when Social Security benefits and a pension dwindle. After trading for bantams to survive, they pledge to stop harming animals, and the husband finds work with the WPA. A communal effort grows their food supply as neighbors share surplus.
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Notable graduation and sports recap from Wilmington College
Wayne Johnson of Batavia graduated from Wilmington College with a Bachelor of Science degree in June. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Johnson of New. The 4th weekend saw a safe stay at home then a Sixteen Caves outing. The women’s team defeated Wesleyan 22 to 2 as the men’s team struggled to finish.
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Trailer Camping RVs Take Over Library News
An in library news item reports on a surge of trailer camping RVs occupying spaces near a public library. Readers note the growing trend draws family visitors, concerns about parking, and increased interest in local outdoor travel resources.
Batavia Ohio Entries Deadline for Card Contest
Batavia Ohio 45103 entries must be received by the first Monday after publication and postmarked no later than Saturday. All cards will be placed in a container for a winner draw.
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Bills affect townships commissions in Columbus report
In Columbus a pair of bills discussed today passed the Senate unanimously with bipartisan support during the final session week. The measures authorize county boards of commissioners to hire their own legal counsel rather than relying on the prosecuting attorney. The chosen attorney would represent the board in its official capacity and advise on legal matters.
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Food for thought on early church going everywhere
The phrase Was it abnormal for the early church when they Went everywhere is the word echoes a biblical reflection on Acts 8 4 preaching message. It frames outreach as a hallmark of early Christian mission and invites contemplation of zeal in spreading faith.
Washington report on aid to UNDP
Washington report states the United States provides 123 million dollars to the United Nations Development Program. The article notes the aid supports UNDP planning and related development projects globally.
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