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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1947
Page
3
The Goshen Centralized School underwent a 1937 remodeling adding 12 rooms and modern facilities including science labs music and library. In 1946 PTA funded theater curtains as enrollment hit 550 with 18 faculty members. The basketball team won 27 of 42 games and finished third in the county league. Superintendent Lester G. Hause leads the district.
Amid reflections on liberty and divine blessing, the text notes Illinois hosts about 12 000 miles of railways, claiming the largest mileage of any state. The remark frames rail expansion as a sign of progress and strength.
Milford Garden Club will meet Friday afternoon at Mrs. William Brower’s Center Street home with potted plant exhibits. Mrs. Clarence Joslin will speak on Gardening Superstitions. About 90 W S C S members will visit the Terrace Park luncheon at the Terrace Community House.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club schedules a March 5 meeting at Mrs. Charles Gregg home with co hosts Mrs. Paul Hopping and Miss June Roush. Guest speaker is Miss Sue Speidel former WAC lieutenant.
The Senior Girl Scouts met on February 27 and toured The Courier plant. They thanked Courier staff and plan a visit to Hi-Port Bottling Works next week. They are working on badges to be awarded at the Court of Awards in May.
The Soldiers Relief Commission seeks a stenographer for Clermont County post with interviews set for March 26 1927 at the Clermont County Court House Soldiers Relief Office Batavia Ohio. VA reports February loans total 1108 with 1019 homes 45 farms 44 business. Cincinnati Gas & Electric promotes Kitchen For Living exhibit at the utility building lobby Fourth and Main Streets Cincinnati through March 26.
A Batavia Ohio reader argues that religious minorities especially Jehovahs Witnesses face persecution in America for their beliefs. The letter defends rights to preach without licenses, condemns local policing actions, and condemns intolerance across townships counties and states.
A reader defends Jehovah's Witnesses against accusations of crime, praising their peaceful faith and urging Christians to practice tolerance and open-mindedness toward religious minorities. The writer, a Presbyterian, argues time will test beliefs and urges no persecution.
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