20 Jun 1957
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1957
Page
1
Clermont Countians learn roads in every township will get extensive repair this summer and fall. County Engineer Carl Rush oversees work costing about 180000 with material and labor costs rising. Cooperation and support from residents are urged as the county remains large and road needs vast.
Pierce Township trustees are credited for a successful sanitary landfill and other local improvements. They consider street lighting at intersections and other areas, acknowledging funds limit progress. The piece urges recognizing aggressive leadership and sharing notable public service with local papers rather than keeping it secret.
King Mambrino sold Lexington for 15000 while Louisville seeks a capital bid of 1000000. Xebine Williams arraigned for opening his wife’s letter. bond set at 500. An April 23 city hall entertainment by Jessie Criste and Cassius Bernard announced with drama and farce. A ten year old girl Mable Guy survived a bullet wound and hospital treatment. Plus 25 years ago Lindbergh baby kidnap updates, new hats, a town hall production Over There, and a Kansas rat with horns anecdote.
Dr. George S. Benson lauds an American Adventure film series showing how wealth is widely distributed, noting 85 percent of income spreads across the population and profits run about five percent. The 12 films cover freedom, enterprise, profits, security, and citizenship obligations.
A Detroit News poem portrays a dark-robed priestess guiding night, while pieces on Ruth Lippert from Batavia praise faith. Elvis Presley gains chart prominence with Peace in the Valley, and Amelia notes a film event Feud and Rhythm. Milford hosts a Welcome Wagon Club meeting with a Civil Defense Rescue truck display.
A theological reflection on God as love in both testaments, the problem of evil, and the providence that shapes human stories. It notes Joseph’s rise and the unended, uncertain earthly endings, while affirming God’s ultimate separation of good and evil and the unseen final chapter beyond this life.
The Ohio Education Association asked President Eisenhower and Congress for federal funding to cover a state wide emergency school building need of 43.59 million dollars, with only 20 million currently appropriated. Bliss warned many districts risk losing adequate education due to lack of classrooms, naming 150 districts in 45 counties as requiring outside aid by 1960. Specific Clermont County figures cited include Bethel Tate 227,845, Goshen 511,625, Amelia Milford consolidations 1,237,076, and Milford area 601,459, as part of consolidation plans already underway.
This piece advises carrying a camera to wedding receptions and suggests informal, unposed shots of guests. It notes a professional photographer for the ceremony, color film options, indoor and outdoor lighting, and synchronized flash for natural, candid images.
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