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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1953

Page

9

Good Sense Driving Warns Against Auto Carelessness

A county column urges drivers to rely on sound judgment and caution, contrasting horse sense with modern auto reliability. It cites insurance data on crashes caused by driver error and warns against speed, wrong lanes, or risky passes. It also notes AFL opposition to the Eisenhower administration and calls for free civic voting by union members amid 1954 political tensions.

James L. McDevitt Eisenhower

Fragmentary Bible Verse Snippet With Mixed Characters

A garbled OCR fragment shows scattered biblical references including Matthew John 14 2 14 Corinthians 4 20 and Elena 443 with noted letters. The readable segments resemble religious text citations amid misaligned punctuation and spacing.

Matthew Corinthi Elena Aes

Salt and Light in a Christian Plan for a Better World

The lesson argues Christians must plan for a better world by staying true to Christ, being salt and light through contact with others, and by helping others. It emphasizes personal faithfulness and practical outreach as essential to re making society toward God’s ideal. The piece urges winning others to Christ as the most impactful action for social improvement.

Jesus Christ Heaven Jesus Foreman Missouri Christ

Looking Backward Tribute and Local Incidents From Amelia

The Pioneer Association met at Robinson's Grove Amelia with several hundred attendees including about 150 seniors. A mule ridden by a man in a tense scene disrupted the Treasurers office seeking 24 000 in bonds, while a Brown County bridge accident injured two ladies and a man, and 1928 Williamsburg Grange events and Professor Hatfield's overseas research were noted.

Pioneer Association Robinson’s Grove Amelia David Fisher John Hancock Elijah Brazier William Pearce Col Roudebush Joe Bicking Joe Red Oak Creek Brown County Calon Louden Williamsburg Worthy

Little Boys At Dusk In The Poets Nook

The poem describes children at play fading into dusk as twilight coats the town in gray and lilac. Amber lights glow from windows while boys wander home, their whistles and shouts mixing with rough play and invented names amid the fading day.

Mary V. Farnum

Wayne County Edenton area history notes firsts and rites

A clipped history recounts early Wayne township milestones including Anthony Wayne encampment 1793, Edenton origins and Woodville growth, churches such as Stonelick Baptist and Christian Union, early roads like Old Xenia Road, and local officials and landmarks from 1815 to the 1880s. It lists first posts, mills, fraternal lodges, and electric railroad ventures tied to the Roudebush family.

Anthony Wayne Edenton Hannah Ann Quimby Stonelick Ohio River Xenia Piqua Kentucky Simon Kenton Daniel Boone Yellow Springs Wayne Cincinnati, Milford and Blanchester Kroger William Roudebush Roudebush Woodland Park

Fresh youths demand coins in pockets not pennies

The piece notes a shift as youths prefer quarters and half dollars over pennies and nickels. It contrasts modern money habits with older generations and mentions autumn leaves and backyard dog smells invading summer air.

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