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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1949
Page
6
Jerald B Fortney is identified as a resident of Batavia Ohio in a short notice. The item records a personal name tied to a location with no additional context or dates.
Looking back a century notes an 11 am sermon on Holiness the Founda tion of Divine Administration and Moral Obligation at the Presbyterian Church with a call for strong attendance. Also records marriages: Thomas Shumard Jr to Hester Moorehead and Erastus Johnson to Edmonia McAdams.
Fifty years after their service, veterans from the 5th and 7th regiments gathered in Loveland for a reunion. General Thomas Heath supervised the events as a large crowd attended. Attendees included Bennett Carter of Madisonville and Kate Kirby Benjamin, Rev. Dodson, Issack Alonzo Plank of New Richmond, Jessie Lee Williams of New Richmond, Granville Moore Newberry, Eliza Williamson Newberry, Wilbur H. Dunnlap of Afton, and Beulah H. Moore of Afton.
Louis M. Klonne is named to the Milford Board of Public Affairs by Mayor A G Aiken succeeding F C Hartsock who resigned. He plans to run for a Board seat in November. Milford Council votes to sell village land south of Riverside Park for a Legion club site. Victor Stier Post 450 may bid. The tract fronts Water Street extension and runs about 400 feet deep.
Mrs. Fred Randolph of Hamilton Ohio visits aunt Mrs. Kate Buerkle. Louis Wessel family return from western trip via Yellowstone Grand Canyon California trip. Weekend guests include Mrs. Rose Buerkle Mrs. Florence Foster and Jack Foster of Winchester Indiana. Mrs. Ethel Wilson hosts I. I. class at Methodist church. Mrs. Belle Haupt of Cincinnati staying with Mr. and Mrs. William Krantz. Funeral guests include Dr. Burton Smith H. B. Smith Edith Glancy and family for Mrs. Cora Glancy Smith of Washington DC. Mrs. Florence Walker Laura Cade visit Richmond Indiana with Maurice Lakemire. George Schram family from Tipp City visit Batavia. Anti-Cant Class to meet at Olive E. Smith home September 15 at 8.00 PM.
Scriptural excerpts include Psalms 15 24:1-6 and 143:8-10. Devotional reading centers Psalm 25:4-10, urging guidance and teachable paths. This compact card highlights trust in the Lord and moral instruction.
A church oriented temperance lesson argues morality and religion are inseparable. It cites Psalms 15 and 24 to critique drinking, notes ministers often confront alcohol related tragedies, and urges personal abstinence and public example as the path to temperance.
Page titled The Poet's Nook for Children lists submission details for authors and readers. It includes poems When the Leaves Begin to Fall by Gladys Haberman and school notes from School Bank News with verses about autumn, harvest, and chores.
Sunday afternoon visitors included Miss Jane Elick of Glen Este with Miss Gertured and Betty Rei gler and Hubert Wolfer of Loveland and Paul Heckathorn of Newtonsville. Mrs Floyd West hosted her mother and Kentucky sister. George Elick’s guests over the weekend were Si Samad Glen Este, Lewis Miller Newtonsville, Chas Smith Madisonville, and Clarence Smith Ft Thomas Ky. Pearl Newberry worked for Ely White & Davidson during vacation. Nick Retaler attended Ruthie Writer’s wedding in the Times Star.
A family reunion at Mrs. Carrie Cummins home drew many Cummins relatives from Feesburg Cincinnati Newtown and Chicago including Mr and Mrs Raymond Cummins and four daughters and Mr and Mrs Mell Ott with daughter Miss Mary Jane Cummins. Mrs Howard Edwards hosted a grandson birthday party for Tommy Edwards with twenty one guests. Roosevelt Lake outing shared by Hurtles Evans and family. Jackie Wahl visited grandparents. School opened September 6 with primary enrollment of 52 under Miss Irma Shinkle. new rooms and toilets still unfinished.
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