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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1955
Page
2
A caller petitions for intervention in an elderly man’s living conditions. The Welfare Department explains it cannot act against adults lacking guardianship unless a probate court grants guardianship to a relative or friend.
A column reflections on city folk vs farm life and differing customs. The narrator recalls Sandy Marsh and his nephew Pete adapting to farm routines. The piece argues that people assume their own habits are correct and respects diverse choices such as drink preferences.
An editorial discusses safeguarding an abandoned child through protective services or juvenile court, noting the need for funds to operate Children's Services. It outlines care steps for a malnourished girl, including medical treatment and a boarding mother, and argues more money is needed as counties grow. It also mentions local business and social notices.
The Clermont Courier reports dogs of Mrs Gascon Yates winning in the Smooth Chihuahua Class at the Northern Kentucky Kennel Club show and Cincinnati Kennel Club show. Joyce Shepherd and Russell Simpson wed at First Baptist Church Glen Este with Rev Floyd Arnold officiating. A fried fish dinner is announced for St Bernadette school hall Amelia on September 23.
A historical note recalls Dmitry Z. Manuilsky’s 24 year old warning of a clash between Communism and Capitalism and his later rise to chair the UN Political and Security Committee. Also featured: Earl Johnson and family visiting Grand Prairie Texas and a news item on newlyweds Ralph and Thelma Eckart, Amelia Baptist Church ceremony, Sept 10.
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