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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1950
Page
6
A reflective piece on manners and kindness, arguing that good manners arise from good sense and feeling. It warns that conceit is a greater fault than ignorance and mocks forcing common sense into an overconfident fool, noting the futility of educating conceited people.
The Batavia High School held its nineteenth commencement on May 4 with diplomas awarded to Mabel F Glancy Sidmmey Teasdale Agatha Wasner John Ashburn Lou Ore lbaugh Anna Teasdale Lloyd Hulick Mary Maxwell Norman Burnet Clara Carter Carl Breeding Eloise Holter Lelia Anderson Irene Hamilton Olive Moore Augusta Hoerner and others in a May 50 years ago notice.
Notice announces Josephine Anstaett of Batavia R. No. 3 appointed administratrix of Samuel B. Murphy deceased of Stonelick Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated April 21 1950. Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch. Walker Bradford Attorneys 81 5-11
The piece lists submission addresses for Sheila Stinson and Edna R. Hamilton in Cincinnati and Lockland Ohio. It includes brief poems praising Shelia Stinson as a tireless helper and a spring verse by Avis H. Baxter, with attributions to Cincinnati Times-Star and Cincinnati Enquirer.
A condensed reflection on divine love across religions, arguing God’s love is unconditional and not contingent on human merit. Hosea and Hosea’s costlier view of love are linked to Calvary, with Paul’s line that the church is purchased with blood. The piece stresses free grace and the danger of assuming divine favor without repentance.
Clermont County's retail wholesale and service establishments show a sharp trade rise from 1939 to 1948 per the 1948 Census of Business preliminaries. Wholesale sales reach 4.0 million in 1948 up from 0.8 million in 1939. service receipts total 0.63 million vs 0.234 million. Employment climbs from 579 to 1,154 paid workers. Final county figures will be published later with state data.
An order blank for other area releases can be obtained by writing to the Bureau of the Census in Washington 25 D C.
Mrs Floyd Stevens hosted the Chestnut Four Advisory Council with four new members joining. Mrs Walter Hopkins entertained the Embroidery Club on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Bob Bowman attended a party at the home of Mr and Mrs John C Oxbrian at Price Hill Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harry Witham have been visiting the Bowman home for the last two weeks.
Preston Rice of Chile Ohio buys the registered Jersey Design Oxford Blondie Peggy from Robert Smith’s herd. Jerseys registered with The American Jersey Cattle Club in Columbus Ohio have records since 1868. The breed yields over 5 percent butterfat and calves earlier, enabling faster herd growth.
Earlier milk checks show Jerseys growing in favor with dairymen as the breed gains attention for productivity and profitability. The report notes rising adoption and enthusiasm in the dairy industry toward Jersey cattle.
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