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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1944
Page
8
Multiple local want ads list items for sale including tractors bicycles coal wood range and sink, plus pigs, bulk seed, and two farms for sale. Rentals sought and contact details provided for Batavia Williamsburg and nearby areas.
Ten wood storage bins 10x16x8x6 erected in Williamsburg Ohio near the Williamsburg Farm Bureau Co Op Branch. Inspect open. Minimum bid 105 dollars. Sealed bids due by 2:00 PM April 17 1944. Bids require cashier's check money order or certified check. Contact A A A Office Batavia Ohio.
J B Ireton conducts cattle and calf sales at Union Stock Yards in Cincinnati Ohio with office phone contact Kirby 5062.
Easter flowers and corsages offered by Erickson Florist with a call to order. The Innis family extends heartfelt thanks to all who assisted during the illness and death of their mother and wife, noting special appreciation for undertaker J Isaac Maham and Rev. McKibben.
In Newtonsville the Methodist Sunday School attendance reached 52 on Easter Sunday with 9 30 church services at 10 30. James Smith now at Great Lakes Training Station returned home for a nine day furlough. Mr and Mrs Manly Hill attended American Legion services for Henry Schenz. Ben Clemens returns to teaching after illness. Annabelle Singer Walter Wood and cousin visited Elva Wood and Anna Schooley. Manly Hill's son Ralph moved from Massachusetts Institute of Pathology to Camp Forrest Tennessee. Mack Reynolds’s son Dale arrived safely in England. Joseph Bogan departed for Camp Wheeler Georgia. Richard Burger GM3C US Army and Betty Flischel mentioned.
Batavia residents report several servicemen visiting relatives and being stationed away. Sergt Gerald Anstaett returns to Camp Gordon Georgia after ten days with Batavia and Milford families. Pvt Maynard Brown heads to Ft Meade after home leave. Clermont County Boy Scout troops at Branch Hill Batavia Amelia Mt Carmel win National Acorn Awards. Miss Viola Miller to speak at Batavia Methodist Church Women Society event.
A couple wed on March 14 at the Methodist Parsonage in Batavia with Rev. Ramsberger officiating. The groom Mr. Burger departed for his post in San Diego California last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W L Stevicks visited their daughter Mrs. Odie Shinkle in Madisonville last week.
Mrs Etta Smyser stayed two weeks with her brother in Johnstown Pa. Ed Armacost of Cincinnati visited the Preston family. Elmer Abner on furlough from the U S Army spent time with relatives. Johnnie Bulow transferred to Camp Shelby Miss. Several Cincinnati and Dayton visitors called on local families. Camp Wheeler Ga hosts Richard Ireton and Ray Henson.
Mt Holly events include Mrs Elmer Seigle hosting a birthday dinner for her husband with family present. Nick Repman returns on furlough from New York Navy duty. Frank Smith and family join Repman and Don White for a Sunday visit with Mrs Smith's mother Mrs Townsend. Amelia Women's Club hosts at Lorado Inn with Mrs Offrtt and Mrs Kelsey as hostesses. Additional local visits and birthday celebrations are noted among the Kassellman Topie Fagins Wilfert and Stickle families. Announcement of a newborn daughter to Pvt. (illegible) marks a recent birth.
Max Kreimer and wife and Mr and Mrs M Richter with their mothers attended the club meeting at Alton Sunday. The Sportsman's Club Fish Fry drew a good crowd last Thursday at the Community Building.
Carroll A. Spencer conducts a vigorous bid in Clermont County May primary seeking the sheriff nomination. He has met Republican leaders and voters across Loveland Beth el Williamsburg Amelia Point Pleasant Glen Este Mt. Carmel and Hamlet while campaigning from morning to night.
The U B Church holds Sunday School at 9 30 A M Easter Worship at 8 15 P M with revival nightly except Saturday. Union Good Friday Service 2 P M at U B Church. Easter Dawn Service at 6 A M in Methodist Church. Presbyterian Church Communion April 6 7 15 P M Batavia. Presbyterian Ladies Aid quarterly meeting April 6 after Communion in Chapel. Monday Circle to entertain.
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