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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1937
Page
5
A nationwide Republican Radio Hour broadcasts features Senator Hamilton declaring a new political structure built on the Republican foundation. He contrasts central planned governance with free competition, arguing the party seeks the victory of American principles over partisan aims.
Mr and Mrs Frank McGuire visited Mr and Mrs Edwards New town Sunday. R E Wright and family from Forestville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Kuhn. Louise Philip and Bob Fister visited Mrs Phil Sperry and called on Mrs Ellen Donovan. George Stewart dropped by Ed Huheey and family. Mr and Mrs Charles Wortman with daughter spent Sunday with William Isaack and family.
Washington Snapshots analyzes shifting party fortunes with 1936 voting totals and contrasts old party ideals with New Deal policies. It cites Jefferson, Cleveland, and Jackson to argue that Democratic principles have evolved toward centralized federal action while calling for restrained government.
Ohio educators converge at Cedar Point June 20 22 for the annual Ohio Education Association summer meeting. Rural school progress dominates the agenda with featured talks by Dr Harry Rimmer Roy Bergengren and Dr Merton S Rice among others.
John Groves visited Will Groves and his wife in Yellow Springs last Sunday for a family gathering with the Groves family.
In Batavia and nearby towns residents share visits and family news. Mil ford’s John Burdsall and wife dine with his mother Mrs. Sarah Schobert of Middle town. Dr. and Mrs. Mott of Amelia attend Winchester commencement. Horace Mott Leeds graduates. Local births, illnesses, travels, and farm visits fill the week with community life across Batavia Williamsburg Mt. Holly and surrounding districts.
Paul Harold of Wooster reports on local social and church activities including an ice cream social after a commencement exercise at Mr Church on Thursday. The BETHEL Woman's Club met May 21 with papers on food and books and reciprocal visits with Fortnightly Club.
Newtonsville George Doss and Mrs. Carl Anstaett were selected as delegates to the County Sunday School Convention to be held at Felicity on June 1. Mr. and Mrs. Seren Hill hosted guests during the past week, including Mrs.
A large gathering from South Lebanon and nearby friends celebrated John Monjar turning eighty. Relatives and neighbors joined at his home to share stories and present gifts, ending with well wishes for many more birthdays.
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