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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1946
Page
6
The Clermont Courier discusses Henry Wallace's recent address and the political fallout. It criticizes Wallace for backing leftist policies and questions the impact on U S foreign policy and President Truman's administration. The piece calls for Washington housecleaning and cautions against a pro Soviet stance.
John W Bricker three term Ohio governor is the unanimous Republican pick for the U S Senate. Born 1893 in Madison County he rose from farm boy to state attorney general governor and national figure through WWI service law practice and public leadership. He and his wife Harriet Day Bricker have one son Jack.
A string of humorous items and remarks about laws, wars, dating misadventures, and local characters fills a community column. Mentions of Cincinnati Red, Evelyn Rogers, Bea trice Kemph, and Dorothy Mauch appear amid playful quips and social asides reflecting small town life.
A jumble of satirical lines and brief items includes humor about acrophobes, defiant youths by a fire, and two secretaries named Wallace Wheedles and Byrnes Burns. Pokes at headlines, a strange ad claim asthmatics get a liberal supply, and a moon landing joke finish the compact, period tone notes.
The Ohio State Safety Council warns that rushing and cutting corners in driving does not save time and increases risk. The message urges keeping to the right and remembering Green Cross safety to avoid fatal consequences.
Poem reflects on summer ending and autumn arriving. It speaks of leaves turning brown, memories of youth, and the cycle of life as people drift into the throng.
A religious lesson notes Exodus 22 21 23 Deut 24 14 15 and Matthew 25 34 41 on loving strangers and the poor. It warns against exploitation of strangers and emphasizes judgment based on how nations treat God s people and their brethren.
Clermont Saddle Club hosted a picnic at Fair Acres the Bernstein farm on S. R. 74. Members from across the county arrived with horses, some prize winners, and enjoyed a day of riding despite spills by Tim Kahle and Marilyn Kahle. Attendees included Jack Morris, Marge Nowlin, Ethel Bernstein, Ollie Burdsall, Jean Laffleur and many more neighbors.
Alfred Kepr Merion and Francis, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson and Jean Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Laffleur and Mr. and Mrs. George Behnstein and Nick appear in a compiled list of names for a community notice column.
Jim Hubeey visited Vandalia by air to see his aunt Sue Smyth. Several residents spent time with the Wortman family and at the Carthage Fair. Deaths and illnesses are noted among local families, including Mrs. Will Groves and Mrs. Frank McGuire.
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