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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1967
Page
9
The American Legion Auxiliary in Batavia urges wearing memorial poppies on Poppy Day May 27. Volunteers and young women will distribute 20 million poppies nationwide to honor war dead and support rehabilitation and child welfare programs.
The piece details a weekend fishing outing to Torch Lake and nearby rivers in Northern Michigan. Three men encounter cold winds, rough water, and failed attempts to catch trout and perch, with mishaps from misjudged conditions to a mushroom detour before returning home.
M Stanton Evans of the Indianapolis News argues in a Freedom Forum speech that government policy on World Communism rests on two propositions. He questions whether Communists are now peaceful and willing to join with the West to create a new society.
A Freeman Forum address by Mr. Evans warned that years of US foreign policy actions aided world Communism and urged public action to counter disinformation and pursue national defense including missile defense plans. He contrasted appeasement with a call for informed citizen activism.
The Columbus report outlines a proposed grant of 200 dollars per child for districts with at least 500 dependent children or 200 children representing five percent of enrollment, plus a new teacher salary schedule by degree level. It notes the Ohio Education Association backs the measure and promises district impact details for Brown and Clermont.
Poetry column note lists submission details for The Poet's Nook with editor Mrs Edna Hamilton at 2636 Fenton Ave Cincinnati OH 45211. Includes two poems by Helen Darby Berning and Archibald Rutledge with timing hints for April and November themes.
The message promotes buying and wearing a Buddy Poppy to honor veterans and support living veterans through the program, encouraging public gratitude and participation.
A letter from Parson Jones laments frost devastation of peaches and satirically proposes sun-dried taters as a substitute. He jokes about church behavior, critiques preaching versus practice, and notes his parishioners leaving a meeting after pointed examples.
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