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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1948
Page
6
The Clermont Courier lists subscription rates at one year for $1.00 and two years for $2.00. Jerald B. Fortney is named as editor and publisher with Batavia Ohio mailing details. The notice notes second class matter status at the Batavia post office.
Look back at 1848 notes show revival of the Rough and Ready campaign paper from The Courier with Thomas M Lewis in charge of editorial work. Addresses and events include A M Gest Batavia Ohio and temperance/Sabbath School observances at Bethel Milford New Richmond and Coney Island. Spain’s papers seek peace while the US aims to set its own terms after peace.
By the sixteenth instant several miles of the cinder path between New Richmond and Coney Island will be completed and ready for the flyers. The upcoming race is expected to draw local riders and spectators to the revamped route.
A lodge hall was dedicated in true Masonic style on June 26 by District Lecturer Kress after more than two years of occupancy. The Interior Department opened over 100000 acres of land in four Western states to World War veterans.
The Girls' Guild of the Amelia W eight CCC invites the public to an ice cream social on Saturday evening July 17 at 5 30 at the church. Homemade ice cream cake and lemonade will be served. All are welcome.
The Laurel Youth Fellowship Society plans a lawn fete Saturday evening July 17 starting at five. Ice cream cake handwiches and cold drinks will be served. The Laurel ball team lost to Shillito 5 to 3 at New Richmond. Several local families hosted guests and attended events including a Job's Daughters convention in Cleveland with Janet Lee Strosnider as delegate.
Ruth and Naomi in Bethlehem show conquering faith guiding Ruth from Moab back to Judah. Naomi’s trust, Ruth’s devotion, and Boaz’s generosity shape a lineage leading to Obed and David. The lesson underscores faith in adversity and action as a force shaping history.
The remark links disbelief in a future state to atheism and frames faith as a driver of endeavor. It cites John Adams arguing that without faith there is no motive to strive or believe in meaning beyond earthly life.
A compact pair of reflections contrasts belief in life with belief in immortality. It asserts the highest victory lies in aligning will with God and forming an accord with destiny.
Ebon and Adam are sketched as two moral contrasts. Ebon pursues vision and posterity, while Adam, grounded in toil, represents practicality. Verse lines celebrate Ebon’s idealism against Adam’s earthly labor and scientific bones. The poem appears in Talaria with a brief verse about science and purpose.
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