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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1949

Page

6

Tom Ireland Warns Americans Against Communism and Tyranny

Tom Ireland urges graduates to defend liberties against socialism and bureaucratic overreach. He contrasts free market dynamics with state ownership, warns of totalitarian regimentation, and cites European war-torn conditions to emphasize the stakes for Amelia High School graduates and the nation. He notes Germany, Russia, and occupied Europe as context for U.S. policy debates.

Lexington and Concord King Gorge Tom Ireland Morgan Warrison Pike Westwood Cincinnati Amelia High School

Democracy and German fate tied to freedom and leadership

A speaker warns that democracy rests on American and German cooperation to stave off totalitarian threats. The address links German overcrowding, potential alliance shifts, and the need for free enterprise, private capital, and global leadership to defend liberty. It celebrates graduates as future leaders building a free world foundation in Amelia.

Germany Russia West Kaiser United States Europe United States of America America Amelia

Death of James Hurley 80 former Ohio highway official

Solemn high mass was sung for James Hurley 80 a Milford resident and former Ohio Highway Department official who died Thursday at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital after a two day stay. Survived by widow Pansy Mary, daughter Rose Miles and son Rev James T Hurley with two grandchildren. Service conducted by Holy Name Society at Craver Funeral Home.

James Hurley St. Andrew Church Mgr. Hurley Our Lady of Mercy Hospital Milford Hurley Ohio Highway Department Clermont County Pansy Mary Hurley Rose Miles Madison Place Cincinnati James T. Hurley Holy Name Church Dayton Ohio Roseann Miles James Miles Holy Name Society Craver Funeral Home

Herbert Cassidy rites held in Milford area

Herbert E Cassidy former Milford resident died at his Mariemont home after months of ill health. He managed the Cincinnati office of the National Cash Register Co and was active in Milford Methodist Church Sunday school. Surviving are his widow Marguarite, two daughters Vivian Paul and Jean Cassidy, two sons Herbert Jr and Oldtue, and three sisters Corinne Steiger Louisville Ky Lucille Smith and Margaret Yost New Albany Ind.

Herbert E. Cassidy Milford Monroe Cassidy Mariemont Cincinnati National Cash Register Co Milford Methodist Church Marguarite Molitor Cassidy Vivian Paul

Harry H. Klatte Rites Held for 60 Year Old

Services were held at Draver Funeral Home on May 20 for Harry H. Klatte who died from a personal safety related shotgun wound. He was 60, survived by two brothers who lived with him on Mt. Carmel Road and August B. Klatte of Lees. Mr and Mrs Herbert McCormick visited last Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Archer at Loveland. Mrs Anna Anstatt and Mr and Mrs Jerome B. Lorenz of Plainfield Road are parents of Regina Maria born May 8 at Bethesda Hospital.

Draver Funeral Home Harry H. Klatte We Gu Mt. Carmel Road August B. Klatte Fy Lees Herbert McCormick Earl Archer Loveland Anna Anstatt Jerome B. Lorenz Plainfield Road Regina Maria Bethesda Hospital

Behold The Man Lesson for June 5 1949

A reflection on Jesus trial recounts four tribunals and the verdict of history. It portrays Caiaphas as a wolf and Pilate as a reluctant judge, stressing Jesus' innocence while urging the reader to judge themselves by Jesus’ eyes.

Holland Israel Jesus Jerusalem Caiaphas Rome God Christ Seouid Jesus Christ

Poet's Nook Poem Submissions and Verses Featured

A fragment from The Poet's Nook lists submission details with names Sheila Stinson and Mrs Edna Hamilton in Ohio. It includes poems by Elizabeth Landeweer Well and Alma Hill and a vignette about a dog and dining humor from Saturday Evening Post. The piece showcases original and reprint poems and requests contributors’ addresses.

Anda Sheila Stinson Lockland Ohio Edna Hamilton Fenton Avenue Cincinnati

Devotional Reading on Trials Before Pilate

A devotional piece reflects on Pilate’s dilemma with Jesus before the crowd. It contrasts Barabbas’ release with Jesus’ fate and considers conscience, justice, and call to faith.

Printer's Hour of Peace Reflects Reader Patrons

A nostalgic verse praises the printer's hour of peace not from growing patron lists but from readers bringing payment for papers. The poem notes joy comes with fair weather or any weather when customers arrive with money, highlighting the printer's reliance on steady patronage.

Strawberries Sell Low At Five Cents A Quart

Strawberries, cheap and fine, are selling for 5c per quart. Marries: Edward Wheatley of Batavia and Leona Odell, Charles W. Jones of Monroe Township and Miss Minnie D. Barkley, Otto G. Harris and Mrs. Mary Lambert of Amelia, Albert S. Johnson of Bantam and Miss Lenora P. Dean of Amelia, Silas H. Dean of Clover and Jeanette Woods of Macedodnia, J. W. Hays of Maple and Miss Mary Zimmerman, Clifford Lee White and Miss Minnie May Winspeare of New Richmond.

Edward Wheatley Batavia Leona Odell Charles W. Jones Monroe Township Minnie D. Barkley Otto G. Harris Mary Lambert Amelia Albert S. Johnson Bantam Lenora P. Dean Silvia H. Dean Clover Jeanette Woods Macedodnia J.W. Hays Maple Mary Zimmerman Clifford Lee White Minnie May Winspeare New Richmornd

Market notice from Cincinnati stockyards and radio ads

An advertisement announces Cincinnati Stockyards offers and a daily market report broadcast. It references WLW Cincinnati at 12:40 and WHIO Dayton at 12:50 with contact lines for Richmond Indiana and dial 1490, promoting “Service That Satisfies.”

WLW Cincinnati Cery Richmond Ind Dial 1490 WHIO Dayton Ohio

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