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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1946
Page
6
The Clermont Courier lists JERALD B. FORTNEY as editor and publisher. The item notes his leadership role and Batavia, Ohio origin, with postal registration as second class mail matter.
An editorial urges voters to elect Republican candidates in a forthcoming election. It argues decontrol and reform require Republican leadership to reduce taxes, curb spending, ease Bureaucracy, and improve labor-management relations, while stressing the nation remains in a difficult transition postwar.
A profile of Congressman Edward O. McCowen highlighting his rise from a paper boy to superintendent of Scioto County schools and his service on Education Immigration and Naturalization and Flood Control committees in the 78th and 79th Congress. It notes his votes on major bills and his without PAC endorsement status: Are you buying U S Government Savings Bonds.
John R. Hayden of Felicity campaigns on the Republican ticket for re election to the Ohio House of Representatives. He chairs the Highway Committee and has secured improvements for Clermont County with more plans pending when labor and materials are available. Hayden has lived in the county, gained business and public life experience, and is considered qualified for the office.
Poem invites members of Parsonage Ladies' Aid to a 1946 bazaar event on November 4 with free food and a program, praising participation. The verse humorously notes Uncle Sam censorship and aims to boost attendance, ending with resolutions to support the group.
Mr and Mrs Eugene Galser and father from Greenwood Mississippi visited here. Frank Roush and father and Mrs Hattie Denkin ger spent last Tuesday at Gallipolis Ohio. Ruth Davis and Velma Hartshorn attended a Methodist meeting in Portsmouth. Walter Bolender and Mildred Bureau shopped in Maysville Kentucky last week. A large crowd attended the Halloween Party at the Community Club. Elva Felsman and child visited Mildred Bureau. Mildred Bureau visited Clarence Brown in Mentor Kentucky. Mildred Spear, student at Ohio Wesleyan College, spent the weekend with her parents. Lois Jones visiting from Franklin Indiana and staying with her parents.
The piece explains Acts 15 and Galatians 5 as foundational for salvation by grace through faith, not works, and for living in liberty under the Spirit. It notes the Jerusalem council’s decision, the danger of adding works to grace, and the Christian life as powered by the Holy Spirit rather than human effort.
A long distance chess friendship spans eight years between Dad Hoskins in our town and Dalton Barnes in England. They have never met, exchanging moves by mail and pondering each position with a mellow beer nearby.
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