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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1983
Page
2
A reflection on aging women and changing standards of grace and grandmotherly style from the 1940s to today. The piece contrasts past First Ladies and norms with modern expectations, urging society to value mature women instead of pushing endless youth. It muses on personal desire to be a grandmother and the pressure to fit designer trends.
Libbie Bennett profiles community events in New Richmond and Monroe highlighting local happenings, small gatherings, and civic activities. The column sketches neighborhood life, maps routes for readers, and notes upcoming meetings and opportunities to engage with neighbors.
Easter services across local churches feature sunrise and worship programs on Good Friday and Easter Sunday. Nazarene Church hosts Edge of Gehenna at 7 p.m. with Ambassadors Free-Will Baptist Church of Clough Pike participating. Church of Christ and First Baptist Church schedule sunrise services, Easter programs, cantatas, and breakfasts. The Boy Scout Troop 653 hosts the Easter Branch at the American Legion Hall with photos and profits supporting the troop. Community Spotlight honors Monroe Knothole Association and local youth baseball programs while Girl Scouts celebrate Dad with songs and poems at a recent banquet.
Donna Jean Clarke a senior music education major at Bob Jones University performed in three Tosca productions in Greenville South Carolina She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Clarke of Maplewood Drive Amelia WW Protection Agency Inc and Vernon C Wagner won third prize in Reds weekends at Stouffers Cincinnati Towers Patterson Bennett and Lehmkuhl Batavia named team captains for the 1983 March of Dimes Walk America on April 24 leading Cler mont Northeastern High School Late Entry and Xomox teams in a 30 kilometer downtown Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky route
Easter Sunday centers the cross and tomb as churches fill and pilgrims travel. Preachers seek fresh angles on the resurrection while worshipers seek lasting commitment beyond the holiday. The Cross speaks of sin and God’s love, the Tomb of life and hope with an empty message.
A dense Clermont County listing covers Maundy Thursday services at Summerside United Methodist Church and Lakeview United Church of Christ, Good Friday meditation, Easter events at Amelia and Milford, story times at Batavia and Union Township branches, bake sales, egg hunts, and a public high school radio fundraiser. Names include Summerside United Methodist Church, Batavia Pike, Milford Branch Library, Union Mt. Carmel Tabasco Rd, Amelia Methodist Church, Belfast United Methodist Church, and WCNE.
The Ohio Valley Quilters Guild meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at First National Bank on Kenwood Road in Blue Ash. Nancy Boldi will demonstrate stenciling. contact Joanne Knapp at 831-5574 for details.
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