Name This Site Cemetery Mystery in Clermont Courier
Local contest invites readers to identify a church forefathers memorial site shown on a page. Postcards to Clermont Courier in Batavia Ohio by deadline. one winner receives a year’s Courier subscription. Last week’s winner was Mrs Glenis Kirskaddon of Owensville for identifying a cemetery on SR 131 west of Newtonsville.
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Old Fashioned Thanksgiving Message from 1877 Clermont Courier
A 101 year old Thanksgiving note urges tempered joy and charity. Editor Jnc H Fairman and Browning Brothers publish reflections on gratitude for blessings and aid to the desolate. Batavia Mayor I H N Talley proclaims Thanksgiving and urges local businesses to close 10 am to 2 pm for worship.
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Columbus reports Revolution liquor law passes legislature
The Columbus report notes House Bill 79 awaits Governor signature. The bill permits a local community to vote to revoke a liquor permit for a single establishment found in violation, rather than all in the district, with a majority vote to continue beer or liquor. It also expands adoption related provisions and other changes from recent laws.
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Liquor Control Commission
Keep Henry as administrator West Clermont educator says
Bruce Henry, longtime Clermont County chief administrator and native, is praised in a letter to the editor. The writer, a former West Clermont teacher, argues political expediency should not threaten Henry’s capable leadership and dedication.
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University of Cincinnati
Teachers need to care for own children too
Letter from West Clermont area resident criticizes school board for denying Janet Davidson a one year maternity leave. The author, sharing personal experience with children and caregiving, urges board to consider parental needs and ensure officials have proper training and integrity.
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Janet
Maplewood Drive
Amelia
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Attitude counts in editors notebook and local notes
The fragment notes a mix of personal comments and political chatter about campaign managers and their families. It mentions a December wedding for Paul and Cyndi, a bassett hound belonging to Joe Schultz, and a poultry farm owner, with tangential references to a front page picture and Thanksgiving turkeys.
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Food for thought Where are you going?
Paul Varney ponders life choices and the need to align human paths with divine ways. He cites Bible verses to urge conformity to a higher, perfect way, contrasting self righteousness with Christ as the way. The reflection emphasizes moral direction and spiritual discernment.
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