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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1948
Page
6
The Clermont Courier in Batavia Ohio notes its founding in 1836 and lists subscription rates of $1.00 per year for readers. Editor and Publisher is Jerald B Fortney. Postal details mark it as second class matter.
From The Courier files 100 years back, the National Whig Convention in Philadelphia began June 8 with Gen. Taylor declared the nominee on the fourth ballot with 171 votes amid loud applause. Mil_lard Fillmore chosen as vice president with 115 votes. Also announced is a Batavia teaching offer beginning July 5 at $2.50 and $3.00 per quarter. 50 years ago Clermont County delegates and alternates elected to represent at the Republican State Convention in Columbus.
A report notes Clermont County Common Pleas Court in 25 years past first jurors were all women led by Judge Joseph. The panel included Anna South Anna Kain Mary Nash Edna Hugo Alma Horn Ethel Wilson Elizabeth Marsh Pearl Leonard Nettie Carroll Mary Barbeau Edel Slade and Margaret Dial.
This historical Sunday School lesson surveys four centuries between Malachi and Christ. It traces Jewish restoration efforts, Greek translation, and the rise of synagogues and schools, highlighting the coming Messiah and the light cast by prophecies on the new testament narratives.
A preacher must translate religious doctrine into the concrete situation of today. The central question facing this generation is what Jesus would do in current real world problems and ethical dilemmas.
Poem recalls boyhood adventures along Back Bone Run with bluffs woods waters and crystal springs. The speaker contrasts hunting and exploration memories with a simple desire to tramp the run for comfort and fun.
A sentimental verse asks for blessings on a couple, wishing sunlight warmth joy and safe paths. It invokes peaceful companionship and mutual laughter to weather life’s tides, asking God to guard them through the coming years.
The family thanks all who helped during their time of need and those who sent flowers. Special thanks go to the minister, Moore Funeral Home of Batavia, Wilson Funeral Home of Manchester, Ohio, and Mr and Mrs Charles Hackathorne and Family.
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