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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1949
Page
6
Notice from C Bohm and Brother announcing their partnership and new business name at Olive Branch. They urge old customers to settle debts as the firm reorganizes after 1849. The message appears in Clermont Courier files from Batavia Ohio.
Summerside residents Mrs. A. H. Theis Mrs. H. Lower and Mrs. J. Woes attended the Koffee Kloch event at the Summerside Methodist church reflecting community social life.
Fifty years ago on March 1 1899 marriage licenses were issued for William Bee of Bethel and Clara Wood of Moscow Herman Fellow of Moscow and Belle Brunk of Mt Holly Edward D Lanney of Alexandria Ky and Effie Grace Brown of Moscow James E White and Emma Ireton of Clermont yle Walter Randall of Blanchester and Ella Gudgeon of Edenton Daniel Donnelly Jr and Lizzie Whalen of Loveland George Parley and Loudena Culpepper of Felicity.
Madisonville residents report Mrs Woesten wins a brown purse as the youngest grandmother at a church event. Malcolm Richards from WCPO served as master of ceremonies. Mr and Mrs W N McGraw and daughter Ruth of Mt Carmel visited their son Lieut Donald McGraw at Ft Benning Ga, then traveled to Florida. Friends extend sympathy to Mrs Geo Nash on illness and to Mrs Orville Deem of Mt Carmel on her husband’s death. Also to Mrs Davidson of Summerside on her husband’s passing. Earle Kincaid of Mt Carmel is said to be recovering from illness.
Ten mil Mrs Anna Spitzmiller and family travel from Columbus after visiting Leo and Rose Ann Carter. David Haas and son visit relatives in Elmwood. Mrs Kenneth Kopp Jr of Madison stays two weeks with M G Benson parents. Sunday guests include Seipel of Norwood Schuchmanns of Williamsburg Mayer family of Cincinnati and Al Schuchmann. Raymond Lewis visits his father T A Lewis. George Schwey visits sister at Camp Dennison.
Religious teacher discusses Jesus parables versus contemporary tales. He argues the Kingdom of God is a law governed world not magical and uses the prodigal son to urge reflection on tomorrow. Prodigal nations and individuals sow wild oats and misread God’s forgiving nature.
Poem reflecting on spring as a symbol of eternity and the soul's hope. Images of trees birds blossoms stream and sky express belief in God and goodness. The speaker welcomes spring as a comforting memory to keep in the heart until eternal spring arrives.
Poem excerpt describes Ohio's hills marching toward the river under summer light. The text paints seasons and nature as they rise along the landscape, noting autumn gilding the hills and winter whiteness. The speaker remarks on the hills facing the land of the people, with imagery of suns, snakes, and drifting moonlight. Ralph Freidrich New York Times.
On February 26 1949 the court filed an inventory and appraisal of Charles Hartmetz deceased of Stonelick Township. A hearing is scheduled for March 24 1949 at 10 o clock a.m. Any party may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch issued the notice at Batavia Ohio. Bly White Davidson attorneys noted.
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