Clermont Courier Editor Publisher and Rates
The Clermont Courier of Batavia Ohio shows editorial leadership with Gerald B Fortney as Editor and Publisher and Weomas Fortney as Associate Editor. Subscription rates are listed as 1.00 for one year and 2.00 for two years.
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Batavia
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Funeral Discourse for Mrs Ducknall and Daughters at Batavia
A Methodist Church in Batavia will host a funeral discourse for Mrs Catherine Ducknall and her daughters White and Johnson this Sunday at 3 p m led by Rev H Wharton. Moscow Seminary in Clermont County announces Pall Session starting Sept 25 with Male and Female departments and tuition from 3 50 to 6 00 plus music drawing and painting offerings under Principal William Carter and trustees A Shearer Robert Barber Thomas Fee.
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Catherine Ducknall
White
Johnson
Batavia
Moscow
Clermont County
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Rahierks
Ican
William Carter
A. Shearer
Robert Barber
Thomas Fee
Monroe Township teachers to meet at Eva McMurchy home
Fifty years ago teachers in Monroe Township were asked to assemble at the home of Mrs. Eva McMurchy in Nicholsville on Friday evening in September for a gathering or meeting.
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Monroe Township
Eva McMurchy
Nicholsville
Local UTRC Branch Planned To Organize
Community report notes a plan to organize a local branch of the UTRC. Details indicate organizational setup and potential community outreach efforts pending further steps.
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The
U.trc
Legal notices of marriages and transfers from 19th century ledger
In the record William M. Jones to Susan Boys of New Richmond Frederick Joseph Luther of Cincinnati to Hattie Eggleton Milford Frank Farson of Goshen to Mary Murphy Modest indicate a sequence of transfers or marriages among named individuals across locations. The fragmentary text lists multiple pairs with place mentions suggesting a historical notice of unions or property transfers.
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Luther
Cincinnati
Hattie Eggleton
Milford
Frank Farson
Goshen
Mary Murphy
Modest
Clermont 4-H Clubs Impress at County Fair
Clermont County 4-H members displayed 23 booths in the 4-H building with 285 girls presenting food clothing and home furnishings projects. A separate eight member flower gardening club exhibited in Floral Hall and selections were made for state fair modeling assignments.
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Ohio
Clermont County
Lucia Evans
Stonelick Stitchers Club
Leo Carrier
C. W. Evans
Fileen Evans
Eileen
Owensville
Shirley O’brien
Lindale 4-H Clovers Club
C. E. Braam
Roy O’brien
4-H Livestock Show Spurs Quality Wiltshire in Fair
The 4-H live stock division at the State Fair saw larger entries and better quality than recent years. George Wilson judged the shows noting improved quality and showmanship across breeds. Winners included Dick Hannah Kay Hannah Bobby O’Brien and Barbara Cincush with various junior and senior calf, yearling, and steer classes dominating the results.
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Irene Rosselot
Owensville
George Wilson
Butler County
What Is Justice Lesson for September 4 1949
A religious pamphlet discusses justice beyond democracy, tracing justice to ancient Hebrew tradition and the Bible. It argues government should protect the needy, prevent oppression, and promote social welfare, warning against wealth alone as justice.
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Peris
God
Israel
Scripture PSALMS 49 Readings Summary
A fragment notes Psalm 49 with verses 1 to 7 and a reference to 3 and 2. The text appears as a devotional scripture reading cue. No further context or interpretation provided.
Owensville social notes and church supper announced
Mayme Ulrey and family visit cousins in Owensville while Hollandville guests join Mrs Irma Ireton this week. The Ladies Bridge Club meets at Ted Snider's new home. Havrilla family visits in Youngstown. Madeline Riehle undergoes polio treatment in General Hospital and well wishes pour in. Hyde Park resident Mrs Frank Sleight visits Owensville and Miss Zetta Mitchell. A Methodist Church chicken supper is planned for Saturday.
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Ladies Bridge Club
Ernie Havrilla
Mary Jean
Pat
Youngstown
Madeline Riehle
General Hospital
Frank Sleight
Hyde Park
Allan Rapp
Zetta Mitchell
M. E. Church
Local notice outlines evening event with updates to follow
The notice states an event starts at 5 p m and continues through the evening with more particulars to be announced later. It provides a brief schedule update but no specific details on location or participants.
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