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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
6
The Clermont Courier discusses the 1951 budget and contract authorization, arguing the plan costs future taxpayers and benefits from down payments. It opines on military mobilization, Korea, and global tensions, warning against overextended spending while stressing readiness and vigilance.
Congress approves a permanent Point Four aid program expanding beyond technical help to include investment capital flow and loan guarantees. Critics warn of deficits and inflation while urging careful study and limited, project-based involvement rather than broad, government-wide foreign aid.
The engagement of Miss Nancy Lee Truske to Mr. Paul E. Strosnider is announced by her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Truske of Williamsburg. The couple plans to marry August 12 in the Williamsburg Methodist Church. Miss Truske is a Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing graduate and Mr Strosnider works with his father in the family contracting business.
A poetry feature prints two pieces from Cincinnati contributors. Sheila Stinson and Edna R. Hamilton publish verses on quilts and family memory. The poems reflect grandmotherly handiwork and intergenerational scenes from Cincinnati life.
The lesson argues homes exist through people not walls, using Ruth and Naomi to show unity in variety. It contrasts country and city families, stresses common ideals and religious faith as strongest bonds, and warns against secular family life lacking shared worship.
Nora Bolte is noted as home in Indiana while Albert Ferguson is mentioned as being called home for illness. Local residents Marian Camden Danner Wolfer Henry Newberry Knause Stump Smith Samad Young are listed with moves visits and family time across Willowville Linwood Marie mont Am elia Madisonville Loveland Fairy Ill and Elsmo re Ky with various weekend stays and house sales.
The Daily Times reports the President died at 10 30 pm in Washington. The Vice President the Cabinet the Mayor the District Marshal the attending physician and the family surrounded his bed. Earlier dispatches warned of illness but offered hope of recovery.
Fifty years ago Bethel filed applications with Washington authorities to establish a local bank. Projectors listed include E. J. Fagley W. W. Burke Joseph Clare H. J. Beck and L. Bluesteine. N. T. Dailey of Williamsburg, a versatile craftsman, completed a Presbyterian altar and is making a companion piece for Greenberry Church.
Mail Premier Lyona Inka, a registered Holstein of Howard Mossman Morrow Ohio, completed a 365 day production test. She yielded 412 pounds butterfat and 10412 pounds milk at 4.0 percent, milking twice daily and aged 8 years 10 months at test start. The test was supervised by Ohio State University with The Holstein-Friesian Association of America.
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