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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
6
The Clermont Courier notes Jerald B. Fortney six months into leadership and records the paper founded in 1836. Subscription rates remain $1.00 for six months and $2.00 for one year. Editor and Publisher listed. Batavia Ohio post office entry noted as second class matter.
Union Lodge No. 142 Felicity plans the St John anniversary June 24 with a Masonic Hall dedication. Bethel Lodge No. 61 relinquished space and aided the move as part of a broad invitation to nearby lodges and Masons in good standing. Widows and orphans of deceased Masons are invited.
A handsome monument was unveiled last Saturday in Sewanie Cemetery. The ceremony was led by Frank Woods G A R Post and attended by soldiers from other posts and the Clermont Lodge K P Felicity. It marks the last bivouac of Edwin R Wells with addresses by S F Waterfield and Mayor Donley Felicity.
May day event at Mt Pisgah School honored teacher Mrs McMurchy with parents and friends bringing baskets. Tables spread under trees, a post lunch program followed by ice cream prepared by the teacher. Neighbors hope she returns next year.
Mrs Phil Offutt hosted a reciprocity meeting of the Amelia Woman's Club with Loveland club members as guests. Rose Honaker hosted the Amelia Garden Club for its spring flower show. Mr Longhouser bought the Gifford property. Mr and Mrs Paul Little entertained Rodger Sellers Clover and Mrs Paul from Cincinnati for dinner.
The lesson frames the temple as a national sanctuary from ancient Israel to modern communities. It emphasizes worship as essential for public hope, leadership, and moral culture, urging regular churchgoing and honoring God by supporting houses of worship.
A collage of poems and memories with themes of language, love, loss, and beauty. Includes a spring scene of trying to connect across cultures and the ache of indifference to art, plus an obituary note for Janet Lee Anstrett and a loving memory message from family.
The Anti Cant Class of the Batavia Methodist Sunday School meets May 20 at eight with Miss Amelia Griffith. The Batavia Woman's Club plans a May 20 picnic at Mrs. Russell F. Speidel’s home with lunch at 12 30 and transport coordinated by chairwomen. Mrs. Mary Adams hosts a C I C meeting, while Mrs. Hoff man and Mrs. DeFelice throw a miscellaneous shower for Virginia Aulen ahead of her June wedding to Arthur Hill. Guests include Allan Titus from St. Petersburg Florida and Harold Peterson from St. Paul visiting Batavia residents.
A reader asks what drink pairs with Welsh Rarebit, after a recipe featured tart cheese Worcestershire and sparkling beer. The correspondent suggests serving a beverage, prompting the missus to respond with a concise answer.
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