VFW and Auxiliary to Meet Thursday
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3954 and Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening April 18 in Batavia High School Auditorium.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1946
Page
8
The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3954 and Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting Thursday evening April 18 in Batavia High School Auditorium.
A Clermont County farm chat notes Ankermiller and the Bauers in Batavia Township. Poultry manager Jack Jacober shares tips on vaccination and electric brooders. Farmers discuss fertilizer, plowing progress, corn planting plans, crop rotation, beekeeping, and Easter flowers.
The Batavia Woman's Club met with visits to Olive Branca and Caldwell Farms on State Route 50 where Bill spoke about early plowing and plans for corn. A musical program and guest speaker were planned near Owensville at Stone.
Edmund J. Hadley announces a sale of livestock including Guernsey cows and heifers 20 head plus 24 ewes and lambs, horses, and farming equipment. Also antiques and household items from a Cherry Cupboard to McGuffey Readers with many tools and 400 bushels corn. Sale starts Saturday April 27 at 10 A M. Terms await compliance. Auctioneers J A Bissantz and clerks Morel & Morel. Lunch served.
Amelia High starts season with three wins and one loss 8 to 7 at Anderson Township. They beat Felicity and New Richmond in the county southern half and seek a playoff berth against the northern winner in May. Last week scores: Amelia 3 New Richmond 1 and 7 Felicity 0. Friday a rematch with New Richmond on their diamond.
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