Clermont Courier Founded in 1836 Editors Fortney
The Clermont Courier lists JERALD B FORTNEY as founder and editor publisher with subscription rates of 1 50 for six months. The paper is mailed from Batavia Ohio and designated as second class mail matter at the post office.
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Batavia
Ohio
Taft Seeks U S Senate Seat From Ohio
Kingsley Taft, Republican nominee for the unexpired U S Senate term, is a Cleveland attorney, former World War II officer, and civic leader. A graduate of Amherst and Harvard Law, he edited the Harvard Law Review and wrote articles for Michigan and Columbia reviews. He held public and civic roles in Ohio, including state representative and Shaker Heights board, and is 43 with a wife and four sons.
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Kingsley Taft
United States Senate
Cleveland
Mr. Taft
Cleveland Heights High School
Amherst College
Harvard Law School
Harvard Law Review
Michigan
Columbia Law Reviews
Ohio State
American Bar Associations
Taft
Shaker Heights
George H. Bender for Congress at Large
George H. Bender born September 29 1896 in Cleveland Ohio lives in Cleveland Heights and heads an insurance company bearing his name He is editor publisher of the National Republican and began as a newspaper seller and writer before rising to politics
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George H. Bender
Cleveland
Ohio
Cedarbrook Road
Cleveland Heights
National Republican
New York Designers Shift Fashion Influence From France
Fashion forecasts crown top New York designers as the new power in style once held by French houses. Signatures cited include Madame Eta’s purse-pock almoneta, Anthony Blotts doublet sleeve, Netwe Rosenstein draped necklines and side drapery, Jo Copeland bustle suit, and Hattie Carnegie’s future feminine line.
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New York
Madame Eta
Anthony Blotts
Netwe Rosenstein
Jo Copeland
Hattie Carnegie
Bender Held Local and National Posts Through 1940s
The text notes Bender’s service as Ohio State Senator from 1920 to 1930, tenure as chairman of the Republican Central Committee of Cuyahoga County since 1938, authorship of The Challenge of 1940, election to the seventy sixth Congress on November 8, 1938 with subsequent re elections in 1940 1942 and 1944, and his marriage in 1920 to Edna Eckhardt with two daughters Barbara Ben der Stevenson and Virginia Bender.
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Bender
Ohio General Assembly
Republican Central Committee
Cuyahoga County
Edna Eckhardt
Ernest B. Stevenson
Barbara Bender
Virginia Bender
Charles S. Bell for Judge Supreme Court
Judge Charles S. Bell, born Hartwell Ohio October 8 1880, son of Samuel W and Mary Alice Bell, Hamilton county pioneers, attended Carthage public schools and left school at age 16 after his father's death.
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Charles S. Bell
Hartwell, Ohio
Samuel W
Mary Alice Bell
Hamilton County
Carthage
Smatterings of sayings and a judge's career noted
A terse column mixes aphorisms with a biographical sketch of Judge Bell of Hamilton county. It recounts his path from night school to the Ohio Supreme Court, his public offices, church membership, and civic work, ending with a prompt about buying U S Government Savings Bonds.
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New York Central Railroad
Bell
Carthage
Hamilton County
Common Pleas
Supreme Court of Ohio
Autumn Leaves Poem By Lesta C Brewer
The autumn leaves tumble in bright-red gold and brown they dance away for Mother Earth to call them. They finish their year’s work and play in the sun then slip to a quiet spot at day’s end under a white cover. They sleep pressed against Mother Earth’s breast awaiting another season.
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Mother Earth
Lesta C. Brewer
Whimsical column of pop culture and satire notes
A fragmented humor piece surveys headlines and thoughts from the era. It ridicules political fuss and public figures while quipping about evolving ideas, democracy, and human progress. It ends with a joke about hotels not accepting dogs on vacations.
Paul Faces Past and Future in Acts and Galatians
The lesson highlights Paul’s dramatic turn from persecutor to preacher after his Damascus encounter. It notes his direct testimony, the blessing of regeneration, and his calling to preach Christ. It also traces his journey to Antioch, Barnabas’s help, and Paul’s later flight to Arabia for spiritual preparation.
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Paul
L Paul
Damascus
Christ
God
Jesus
Jerusalem
Antioch
St. Paul
Barnabas
Tarsus
Arabia
Lord
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