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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1948
Page
6
The notice announces a publication founded in 1836 with subscription rates cet two dollars for six months and confirms the Post Office at Batavia Ohio as second class matter.
A pair of retrospective notes from 1923 and 1848 recount civic concerns. A March 28 1923 item asks why shoppers rely on distant firms while a Batavia meeting in 1848 discusses railroad plans and preserving local newspapers for history and reference.
John Burkley and his son of Afton who were bitten by a rabid dog traveled to South Bend to see a madstone doctor and have returned with no present apprehension. The madstone was applied to each wound and remained in place.
A stone exposed to a virus turned from dull gray to light green after half an hour, then shed the virus-laden surface on its own. The owner asserts all patients are now out of danger.
The village of Batavia proclaims April as Cancer Control Month urging residents to respond to public appeals and address the cancer death rate, noting one death every three minutes and the high likelihood of impact on local homes. Mayor I A C Munden Sr signs the proclamation.
Village of Batavia Ohio proclaims April as Cancer Control Month urging citizens, institutions, businesses and organizations to cooperate with the American Cancer Society campaign during April. Also includes religious reflections and Easter messages with biblical citations.
A reflective passage extols the Bible as a universal treasure guiding life across lands Its stories comfort the wounded penitent and inspire love friendship sympathy devotion memory and hope The quote attributes the Bible a motherly voice and universal reach.
Mrs Charles McGuire entertained the Olive Branch Demonstration Club at her home on St Patrick's Day weekend, sharing a festive gathering with neighbors and friends.
Twelve members and a visitor attended. New officers were elected and refreshments served at the close of the meeting.
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