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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1952
Page
6
The Clermont Album contest offers a $2 first prize for the best description of Lew Donley in 200 words or less. All entries must be written and received by the Monday after publication. no winner means increased prize. Past winners since December 6, 1951 are ineligible for another prize.
Looking Backward 100 years recalls W H Holter near Pt Isabel killed by a single shotgun shot taking thirteen quail. A new Democratic paper Kentucky Watchman begins at Maysville Kentucky by Samuel Hill. The East Hill Farm Club held readings by Mrs Bushbacker and others in the afternoon.
Reporters quoted Frank B. Hoggatt, Moscow school superintendent, saying the state education department decided to renew Moscow high school's charter for another year, contradicting earlier misinformation about the closure.
The Withamsville Tabasco PTA will hold its fourth annual carnival at the school this Saturday starting at 2 p m Dinner will be served at 4 30 p m Evelyn Zeller publicity chairman stated the event details and times.
I thank friends and neighbors for cards and visits while in the hospital. Reverend R. Leslie Budd sent kind messages and those who called to see me are appreciated.
A Clermont period snippet recalls Mrs. Josephine Hulick widow of Congressman George Hullick dying at 103 and buried in Batavia Cemetery. It notes Percy Ashburn promoted to Lt Col in U S Army Medical Corps and other local memorials and cemetery burials across Batavia Goshen and Wayne Township. It mentions the County Fair Grounds move to Owensville.
The New Richmond Alumni plan the annual banquet in the Field House and a dance in the high school auditorium on May 24 at 7:00 p.m. Honoring the classes of 1902 and 1927, the event marks 50th and 25th reunions. Alumni should send reservations to Miss Betty McKinley by tomorrow.
A compact devotional reference listing Exodus 20 12 Mark 1 13 Luke 2 41 83 and John 19 25 27 with Proverbs for reflection. This card notes scripture citations and suggested devotional focus without interpretation.
An essay arguing that a house becomes a home through living, love, and governance. It contrasts homes and houses, notes that a home endures with family bonds across generations, and discusses leadership, children’s role, and the Bible’s guidance on parental authority. It emphasizes wise, non tyrannical parents and the aim of forming independent, happy households.
Clermont County families welcomed fourteen newborns at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital in Mariemont during April and May. Record includes births to Black Loveland Bomkamp Carter Ballinger Hays Scott Brusow Martin Boley Bradford Carter Culbertson Wooley Sheppard Verkamp and others across Batavia Amelia Williamsburg Loveland Blanchester and Now Owensville. The hospital logged six Clermont County births between April 17 and May 3.
A new delicatessen is set to open in Batavia. The opening follows Dave Blom’s supply connections with J. Blom Distributing in New Richmond for over six years and work at Frances Beauty Bar and Connie's Beauty Salon in Batavia.
Mt Carmel Glen Este PTA will meet at the school Friday at 8:00 PM to install new officers for the coming year. The event features the officers installation as a key part of the evening.
Mrs Mary D Cain of Summitt Miss drew national publicity for refusing to pay Social Security taxes. Jimmie Bill owner of Jimmie Bill's Service Station near New Richmond praised her stand and wrote that people should choose whether to buy insurance. He sent a copy of his letter, reproduced at right.
A fragment from a poetry collection shows contributor prompts and an included poem waiting for a reader reunion. It lists addresses for authors and editors, with lines about journeys, healing, and bravely playing life’s parts. The poem Waiting by Eric expresses longing across years with a mountain stream scene and lingering beloved name.
Mary D. Cain, editor of Summit Sun in Summit Miss, writes to Secretary John Snyder declaring she will not pay social security taxes. She attacks the New Deal as unconstitutional and un-American, arguing the program infringes private property and individual liberty and threatens American independence.
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