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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1969
Page
9
Community readers debate kidney health and artificial kidneys. Dr Homer Smith’s views on kidney function are cited as crucial to survival and the life extending potential of dialysis and organ transplantation. Citizens invited to join organ donor registration efforts and local notices urge action.
A Clermont and Brown County Farm Bureau Legislative committee met with Representative William Mussey to push permissive laws aiding cooperative marketing and bargaining groups. The group discussed tax relief for real estate, faster settlement of old-age pension property, and current issues across divisions of the Ohio Agricultural Marketing Association dealing with tomatoes pickles popcorn grapes soybeans beef and hogs. Delegates included James Liming Neil Bruynis John Armieder and others from Wayne Milford Goshen Batavia and Hamersville communities along with organization director Walt Garman.
A column announcing a six part series on alleged internal threats. It promises reports on McClellan hearings, key Washington figures, a Black Panther coloring book controversy, and reforms to treason and sedition laws. It frames World Communism as an imminent danger and urges action in Congress in 1969.
In Afton a thrifty farmer named John Rogers lost control of his horses while driving to Mt Washington. The wagon struck a cedar tree near the Reynolds residence, fracturing his leg. he was treated and returned home by carriage. Anna Highlands of Goshen township helped deliver the fruit to its destination.
A biographical note on John Fawcett D D born 1739 in Yorkshire and his hymn Blessed be the tie that binds with the London call, salary, and farewell to Wainsgate. It records Fawcett life events, honors, and his death in 1817 and keeper Hans George Nageli who composed the tune.
A Ohio based column explains veterans protection when returning from military service including seniority and recall rights. It notes non veterans may get priority in layoff and recalls while job advancement is not automatic. It also mentions gift drives and poetry sections in the paper.
A devotional excerpt argues that all New Testament believers are saints by virtue of rebirth and position in Christ, citing Romans 8 1 Ephesians 1 13 Holy Spirit sealing and security until the day of redemption, insisting neither sin nor Satan can remove this standing. It emphasizes Christ's universal authority in Matthew 28 18.
Parson Jones reports a controversy at his church after a puppet show for children during worship. He explains the community split over using puppets in services and notes praise from kids, mixed reaction from adults, and jokes from Hezekiah and Ben Twist.
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