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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1952
Page
6
An essay by Ralph Bushnell distributed to Cincinnati Kiwanis members urges voters to study issues, resist propaganda, and vote with conscience. It stresses the ballot as the living proxy of fallen countrymen and vows to honor principles over trends.
Airman 2C Blair M Pride, son of Mr and Mrs Bauer Pride Bethel, ended a Bethel furlough and returned to Camp Stoneman California awaiting a Far East transfer. He formerly worked as a Bethel mail carrier and was recently stationed at Presque Isle Maine.
The Amelia Baptist church witnessed the July 26 marriage of Miss Margaret Webb of Amelia to Pvt Irvin L Walton of Cherry Grove. Rev Dallas Eubanks officiated. reception followed in the church parlor. Walton has served in the Army since January and trained at Pt Leonard Wood Missouri before heading to Camp Stoneman California for assignment to the Far East.
Wilard Chapter Rebecca Lodge hosted a birthday event at the 100F hall on August 26 honoring members born in July August and September. January February and March members served as hostesses for the occasion.
A sermon discusses David's late spiritual growth after his sins. It highlights humility during Absalom's rebellion, David's parental love, and his insistence on paying full price for Araunah's land. The piece argues true growth comes from acting for God's sake, not fear or ambition.
A fragment from The Poet's Nook shows submission details and a verse about a newborn or infant, with lines of memory and love. The piece mentions contributors Sheila Stinson and Ana Hamilton in Cincinnati Ohio. It reflects a period voice and poetic mood.
A brief poem notes the sobering sound of falling leaves and time’s swift passage. The speaker imagines years as skeins and vibrant strands held in sensitive hands as Saturday arrives.
Bernice Mae Floyd of Route 2 Am ia registered Tuesday August 26 at the School of Nursing of the Jewish Hospital Association Cincinnati for a three year nursing course. She is in the Fall class of 62 with classes starting after a one week orientation. Miss Floyd is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Cleatus L Floyd and a Amelia high school graduate active in the class play and yearbook staff.
Paul E. Weis, principal, announced Newtown school began a half day at 8:30 a.m. on September 2. Enrollment increases led to two additional teachers, Mrs. Sarah in third grade and Miss Mary Jeffries in seventh grade, plus other new staff including Miss Maude Skinner seventh grade, Richard Sieborn physical education, Mrs. June Fisher fourth grade, and Joseph Siegert industrial arts.
A retrospective note recalls Virginia's earliest tolerated newspaper arriving in 1780, with a subscription price of 50 dollars per year for a single copy and modest ad charges of ten dollars in the first week and seven dollars weekly thereafter. It also mentions a 25 year ago wedding anniversary of Judge W W Pease and his wife from Kansas City, tied to a long romance from their student days.
The Rev. Charfiles Keel, longtime pastor of the Batavia Church of the Nazarene, has been called to serve in Greenfield after two years in Batavia. He previously led a church in Western Hills Cincinnati before his Batavia assignment.
Bethel Baptist church witnessed the wedding of Miss Mary Winebrenner and Millard Wilburn with Rev L K Lasley officiating. Maid of honor was Shirley Wanstrath, best man James A Brown. The reception was at the D X Ranch between Amelia and Bethel and the couple will reside in Cincinnati.
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