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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1949
Page
6
The Clermont Courier published weekly in Batavia Ohio by The Clermont Publishing Company lists Jerald B Fortney and Thomas Fortney as editors with associate editor. Subscription rates shown include one year for 1.00 and six months for 2.00. The paper is entered at the Batavia post office as second class matter.
Funeral of Dr. Felix Leeds to be preached at Williamsburg Methodist Church by Rev. Enoch West with a call to vote on constitutional convention in Ohio. Obituary tribute to G. W. Clark aged 23. Local residents and students mentioned with multiple social visits and upcoming football, church services, and hospital notices.
The Bantam Fair ended an ideal week with clear skies and warm sun. Floral Hall drew crowds under Elmer Ely's supervision while Richard Hawkins guarded fruit displays from New Richmond. George Taylor led the dairy exhibit as the season closed with a champion baseball game.
Milford high school graduates entering Miami University this week include Judy Daughters daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Daughters Meerse daughter of Mr and Mrs Willard T Meerse and Ellin Clemens daughter of
Jerry Evans, a Miami University graduate last spring, has accepted a position with the Chu lct Taylor Company of Wheeling.
The Owensville community records social greetings and events including a birthday dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Wayne Schobert honoring family members. A Boy Scout paper drive is set for October 1 at 10 am with collection guidelines. Owensville school opened September 12 with 495 pupils. Miss Nellie Russell suffers an ankle injury and resumes teaching in Newtonsville schools. Others hosting and visiting include Mrs Irma Ireton and friends from Gauley Ridge and Mt Washington.
A page presents poems with contributor notes and addresses for submissions, followed by Helen Darby Berning's Inland Harbour about distant seas versus cornfields. The Strange Beauty poem by Anne Tansey from Cincinnati closes the excerpt with reflections on broken things and beauty.
Analysis of Psalms Lessons on poetry’s vivid appeal in worship. Psalms shaped Christian hymnody, revealing God as rock, shepherd, light, and guardian. Modern hymns strive to blend truth with dignified, singable music while avoiding jingles and nonsense.
The note lists Psalms 23 42 46 0 121 148 as a devotional reading sequence followed by an exhortation Pia as a vocal or choral element. It appears as a liturgical cue for a religious service segment.
Newtonville schedules Pray Day at the Methodist Church on October 9 with a special program and speaker. Attenders welcome. Also notes local family news including birth of Carling Mae Car to the Stivers with Mae Dollenmayer as nurse and midwife.
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