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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
2
Local notices detail Mrs Olara Chardt purchasing the Demitt home in New Richmond, visits by several residents, moving plans for the Demitts, and guests from Georgetown Colum bus Dayton Oakley and Moscow Ohio. Obituary notes honor Mrs Sarah Fulton and Mrs Sophia Frye while others recover from illness or enjoy social gatherings.
In 1946 Ohio farmers are urged to boost crop yields by adopting improved farming methods and plant foods. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes nitrogen phosphorus and potash fertilizers, backed by war experience, will raise output. early fertilizer orders ensure adequate supplies through the season. county agents and state agronomists offer guidance.
A religious education note cites biblical verses Judges 2 7 11 16 23 and memory line The Lord is my helper, I will not fear. The text implies guidance for the lesson theme and scriptural focus for March 10.
Local notices list visits, moves, and friendships among families in Maysville and nearby towns while a reflective commentary argues that national peace follows only from obedience to God. It warns against forgetting spiritual law and growing national pride without godliness, urging renewal through faith.
Glen Este notes list Bobbie Merice enlisting in the Army and assigned to Company B with undisclosed station. Local families Frank and Phil McGuire Sperry and Smythe siblings visit, shop, or host gatherings. Michigan and Florida travel connections appear alongside Dix Dam and Avondale weekend activities.
Mr Clover operates a grocery store once owned by Mr Monjar. Mrs Steurer hosts. J R Carlisle named next host. Mrs Kelsey of St Louis visiting son and family. Mr and Mrs Haase dined with Mr and Mrs Topie at Mt Holly. Pommerts traveled to Louisville to visit ill aunt. Mrs Haare hosts Friday party for birthdays of Helen Edwards and Hazel Gabriel. Bridges luncheon planned with Mrs Houser and Mrs Haase at Mrs Kennedy’s Elmwood Place home. Pickards and son from New York visiting parents en route to Tennessee. Mrs Monjar and Mrs White at bedside of ill Mrs Winnespere in Waynesville.
The piece lists a series of local social activities including a dance by the American Legion at its new Ohio street home, New Richmond Orchestra providing music, Mrs Eva Roberts returning from Tennessee, visits by Mr and Mrs Robert English to Mrs Minnie English in Newport, Ky, and visits by Emery Hamilton and daughter Marylin to Hamilton family in Paintsville Ky. The Community club met at New Richmond Bank on Thursday evening with a covered dish dinner at 6 30 p m and 40 members present.
The remark argues that both sides would be better off, implying a call for compromise or restraint in a heated dispute. The brief captures a cautious stance amid adversarial positions.
Mr and Mrs Ray Preston hosted visitors on Thursday including Mr and Mrs R F Bartlow of Nichols ville and Mr and Mrs Gilbert Sipple with Miss Margaret Sipple at Felicity. Mr and Mrs Ray Marksberry hosted Elmer Wodkman and Wanda from Ripley and Wanda Jett. The Leonard and Marksberry households welcomed guests including Marilyn Marksberry. Howard Beach and family hosted Gatch Beach Rid Harrison Shirkle at Germantown. Harry McCrackin and his wife left for Wellsford New Brunswick after a week with A Pickelheimer and brother Richned.
Mrs Ruth Brown and family moved to a farm near Mowrys town with the Greenberry household. Mr and Mrs Walter Cowdrey and family welcomed visitors, while Mr and Mrs Robert Walston and son Milton spent Sunday with Mrs Minnie Adams. The Waite and Neiheisel families joined Mr and Mrs George Perry for a Sunday visit. Mrs Susie Puckett and son Harold sent greetings from former neighbors. Elton Hutchison and daughter Janet plan a move to their farm this week. Junior Utter has received his discharge from the U S Army.
Social notes show Mr. and Mrs. Allen Steward visited by Mrs. Bess Wallace with Agnes Weakes. Mrs. Maxine Eneland spent last Monday in Cincinnati. Emmett Jester from Kentucky visited Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jester. Clarence Steward and Jean with Jenny Jester and Doris Steward were with family on Sunday. Mr. David Brown and wife visited Nellie Brown and daughters Margaret and Eileen last Sunday. Mesdames Sidewell Montgomery Brock and Coleman were guests of Mrs. Pendery in Norwood.
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