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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1918
Page
8
The Batavia page notes plans for daylight electric service on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Local social items include Parrish and family visiting in Deer Park and gatherings at the Masonic lodge, with several residents traveling or visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Williamsburg, Silverton, and Norwood.
A reflection on beauty accessible to all social classes. Enjoyment of roses gardens skies trees and nature elevates the soul and eases labor. The piece links love of nature to spiritual growth and keener character.
The public library has shifted from a book repository for a few to an open shelf system serving all. Libraries now study books as a body of printed knowledge and reach the people with reference services, while librarians act as public servants helping the public uncover needs and solutions.
A Troy firm replaces spider web cross hairs with platinum wire for surveyor telescopes. The wire, drawn finer than the web, measures about one fiftiethousandth of an inch and is invisible to the naked eye, requiring a magnifying glass to position.
The text describes paper wasps, their colony structure with workers, males, and multiple queens. They produce waterproof paper from wood pulp, gather material from dead wood, and preserve wintering queens off nest sites. In spring they rebuild and lay eggs, one per six sided cell.
The passage argues that true artists must avoid egotism and cultivate self critique to view themselves as part of a larger narrative. The highest artist, it suggests, is one who prays and seeks the author’s design, balancing proportion and humor in the drama of life.
James L. Fieser outlines the Red Cross effort to organize 30 000 Home Service committeemen across Ohio Indiana and Kentucky to assist families of enlisted men. The Lake division runs institutes in Indianapolis Cincinnati Columbus and Cleveland with 56 students. a handbook answers 260 questions on pay allowances insurance and family status to guide volunteers in 350 chapters. By wartime's scale some 3 000 families are already aided.
The notice urges weekly donations to support Red Cross workers and hospital supplies, with collection boxes in stores. It also promotes Paul Kramer’s barley and wheat flour bread on Main Street, claiming it is good for everyone.
M E church led by Rev R B Wilson holds Sunday school at 9 15 a m and morning and evening sermons. Epworth League 6 p m. Presbyterian church lists March 10 services with 9 15 a m Sunday school and 10 30 a m sermon The Life Dynamic. Christian Endeavor 6 15 p m and 7 p m Forgiveness. German A B church posts 9 15 a m Sunday school 10 15 a m German preaching and 7 p m English service. all invite attendance.
Members of Thomas C. Teal's M. E. Sunday school express appreciation for their late teacher. They praise faithfulness and attendance, and vow to emulate his example by studying the Scriptures and spreading goodwill. Acknowledgment by Anna D. Kain, Lou M. Bly, Bertha H. Rush, Committee. shore and.
Jacob Moyer born May 10 1829 in Felicity Ohio died February 26 1918 aged 88 years 9 months 16 days. He moved to the locality in infancy and farmed on the family homestead with his brother J. K. Moyer. He married Louisa Hunter on August 12 1849 and had nine children 22 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Written by E B Duchemin.
We thank friends neighbors and relatives for assistance and sympathy during the illness and death of our little daughter Merle Marjorie Rev Wegner Uncle George Schwab choir and Mr Moore aided the funeral Frank Schobert also note sale of over bearing Havlin strawberry"
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