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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1959
Page
5
A new 24 hour laundromat opens this weekend at Water and Elm in Milford in a concrete block building. Harry Miller owner invites residents to a two day opening with free soap bleach cookies for children. It houses 30 washers and 14 dryers with water softeners to reduce soap use. Free entries for those who wash during the opening.
The entry explains Ruth as a Hebrew name retaining its form across centuries. It notes the meaning likely derives from beauty and the name's earliest usage, highlighting its enduring form.
Paul Varney invoking biblical verses to urge internal cleansing by Jesus. He cites John 2 on temple cleansing and 1 John 1 9 to stress confession and forgiveness, contrasting internal change by Christ with external self discipline and labeling Jesus as the sole mediator.
The article outlines the history of voter registration in Ohio from its late 19th century origins through 1959. It notes the 1885 act limiting registration to Cincinnati and Cleveland, the 1886 expansion creating bipartisan boards, the establishment of county boards, and current county-wide registration in Warren and Clermont counties for the November 1959 election.
The Rev. and Mrs. Ronald Young will be guests of the First Baptist Church of Milford Sunday morning. May 24, The Rev. Young will speak at the 11 o'clock service using anecdotes from missionary experiences with the Eskimo race. The public is invited.
A brief editorial contrasts sincerity with genius, arguing that sincerity yields more tangible success in personal and public life, urging readers to value genuine character over cleverness.
School Superintendent Herman Fley reported that kindergarten registration in the MiMord Exempted Village School District is running ahead of prior years. To date 304 children have registered as the Board of Education aims to provide facilities for all children for the 1959 1960 term.
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