Clermont Publishing Company listing
Publication notice for The Clermont Publishing Company based in Batavia Ohio. Jerald B Fortney and Thomas Fortney are listed as associates with a six month term and price of $2.00 per period.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1950
Page
6
Publication notice for The Clermont Publishing Company based in Batavia Ohio. Jerald B Fortney and Thomas Fortney are listed as associates with a six month term and price of $2.00 per period.
A Milford reader recalls a recent Milford High School exhibition led by Mrs. Stevens. Students Allen Cowan William Brown P A Gatch Aaron Brown performed while Lizzie Drake Kate Hendrick and others impressed. The Milford Band and William Highlands family provided vocal music during the program.
Ezekiel Slada died at his son Marcellus home in Williamsburg aged about 80. A lieutenant in the 153rd Ohio he later served as Justice of the Peace for Williamsburg Township. Also listed are marriage licenses for Malott Henderson Hutson with corresponding spouses from Ban tam Ban tam Amelia.
Mrs. E M Love celebrated her birthday with a dinner at Wilbur Love’s Price Hill home in Cincinnati. Maud King of Cincinnati visited here with friends. Mrs. Kenneth Myrids recovers from an operation at Deaconess Hospital. The Amelia Methodist Church Tri C class hosted a Valentine party at Cecelia Ransdall’s home with co-hostesses Messrs Billingsly Ault and Bishop. Mrs A G Schulze hosted a Woman's Club event on February 18. Belle Green recently visited Mrs. E M Love. The Community Institute held in Amelia drew record attendance over two days. The Speigel family suffered a death in the family.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Sperry hosted his sister Mrs. Stella Barber of Cincinnati last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Goller of Vandalia stayed with H. B. Smythe. Kyle Taylor hosted guests over the weekend. Mrs. Ray Stoddard from Olive Branch is home from the hospital. Batavia basketball team praised for winning the tournament. Wilbur Fitzgerald and sons hosted his Cincinnati mother over the weekend. A Mary Baker Eddy quote closes the note.
Biblical excerpts Acts 19 1 20 16 Eph 4 17 32 and Isaiah 55 guide an devotional reading. The mix emphasizes spiritual renewal and submission to God.
A 1950 sermon argues Christians may use common sense and mind in ministry. It suggests Ephesus as an ideal church site to start a powerful outreach with daughter churches and influence, citing its status as a true imperial capital.
A compilation of poems and prose reflects on March in Ireland, Roman church history and strategic missions. It discusses Ephesus and Rome as bases, the church's global spread, and cautions about missed opportunities, citing Alma Robinson Higbee and others.
A busy period in Newtown and Mariemont with club meetings and social events. Elizabeth Pierce attended Garden Circle, while Mrs. Marc Brockman spoke on landscape planning. Mariemont Garden Club hosted a February gathering with Mrs. Frank D. Watkins hosting and Mrs. Leo B. Forst presenting on Mt. Airy Aboretum. Ardis Swisher hosted a family party for her sister’s birthday with several local guests. John T. Sloan and wife returned from St. Petersburg to Newtown. The Newtown Chamber of Commerce set a March 6 meeting at president Ardis Swisher’s home. Burns family vacationed in Brandenton Beach. Conover couple returned from Florida. James Bryns named daughter Charyle Ann, now eight weeks old.
A meeting of the Mariemont Evening Garden Club was held with members discussing upcoming horticultural activities and community beautification plans.
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