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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
6
The Clermont Courier notes Gerald B Fortney and Thomas Fortney associated in Batavia Ohio publishing activity. It references a six month subscription frame with rates and mentions a Dee bee enemies phrase and a founding year 1836. The item conveys a brief historical notice about the paper and pricing.
The Executive Committee has prepared the first session program for Bantam on April 8, 1850 at 10:00 a.m. Elected teachers include Reading John Hancock, Writing R M Griffith, Arithmetic G W Page, Geography G P Jenkins, Grammar J K Parker, Algebra L French, Philosophy John Ferguson, Chemistry J K Parker.
Major Tom Ashburn of the 34th serves as civil and military governor of Abra in Luzon. His HQ is at Banzner as he oversees a territory as large as Ohio with a sparse population. In Perintown, Milton Sapp wed Miss Alice Maxwell at Benjamin Turner's residence last Thursday afternoon.
The column notes several residents recovering from flu or pneumonia and others improving after illness. It highlights Milt Hancock's repeated Florida visits, Dr and Mrs A A Gruber visiting Cincinnati, Mrs Blanche Manning visiting her daughter Beulah in Mt Washington, Jimmy Fannin gifting a daughter Grace Anne born March 11, and Archie Holland celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary on the Clover-Ante Bantam Road. It also reports Leslie Mattingly returning home after weeks in Cincinnati hospital.
Nora Bolte reports from Willowville on a 3300 mile trip circling states south of the Mason Dixon line and east of the Mississippi. Back home planes street trees removed for new boulevard lights. neighbors moved in across the street. locals visit kin in Cincinnati Leesburg and Oakley. Marine service member. trailer moves near Nick Retzler's. community updates and recoveries noted.
The text examines Paul’s planned voyage to Rome and his eventual arrival under guard, viewing it as a heaven sent opportunity that fulfilled his dream. It argues the church’s true strength lies in world Christianity expanding beyond Rome, carried by Christian soldiers and slaves to spread faith across civilizations.
The notice lists attendees including Mrs. Mary Goff of Williamburg, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Miller of Norwood, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Durre with son, and Mr. Percy Newberry with daughter Mary, all of Batavia.
Sunday School attendance at the Methodist Church amounted to 21 with a collection of 3.38 dollars and a preaching service led by Rev. W. H. Tumberson. Community members including the Meekers, Conover, Hopkins, and others visited Loveland and Blanchester, while the W S of C S held a church social electing new officers. Mrs. Herbert J. Kyle hosted a birthday dinner honoring her husband with guests from Norwood.
Milford residents attended Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumni luncheon at Mrs. Forrest Ely’s Batavia home with Mrs. Jer ome Jackson and Mrs. Hugh Co Nichols assisting. Events include Mechanicsburg house party hosted by Dr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Ream and St Patrick luncheon followed by a bridge party hosted by Mrs. Arthur Yund. The Batavia Woman's Club hosted by Feldman’s Farm & Home Center. Near East talk by Mrs. John N. Gatch at Here Am I Society. new cemetery sexton appointment for Glenn Baumgardner. Milford High Sophomore dance. birth announcements for a son to Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery West and a tonsillectomy recovery for David Griswold. Jean Fuller elected secretary of the Government Association at Western College. Holy Week adjusted Milford Garden Club meeting details final.
Mrs Belle Follow returns home after winter with her children. Christian Chapel members attended Hamersville District meeting featuring Dr Thomas Tripp head of Town and Country Churches from New York. Mr and Mrs Thomas Booth visited Middletown. Mr and Mrs Harold Tarvin and others visited Newport. Plastic Party planned. Bible class gathering held at Harvey Kelsey’s. Mrs Henry Haase hosts Book Club. Chester Smith visit with ill father in Cincinnati.
Mrs H B Smythe and Mr Will Isaack visited in Cincinnati Sunday. The Glen Este Social Club met with Mr and Mrs Herman Didday at Olive Branch. The Olive Branch Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs Frank McGuire. Making a dress form was the project. Mrs Motley’s friends wish her well. Mrs W W Snider recovered from pneumonia. The Shepard family remains in hospital as Mr Shepard was admitted last Thursday. They plan to move to their farm soon.
Saintonelick notes report Miss Lela Hartmetz and her son moved to Stonelick cabins while Wm. Martin and family of Lorado welcomed to the community as Allen Jelkison buys the Chas Hartmetz farm. Services at Baptist Church Sundays 2 30 p m. A dance at Perintown occurred Saturday night. Military note mentions U S losses in the Santania Cuba battle. Colorado industry includes farming stock raising dairying and bee culture.
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