Twelve Clermont youths leave for armed forces
Twelve Clermont County youths departed for induction Monday via Bata. Read list includes Robert Dorsey Batavia John Colonel New Richmond Clifford Prince Amelia Joseph Shebesta Bethel James DeCamp Bata via Harry Storch Ame lia Oral Durbin Williamsburg Marines Ralph Slone Amelia Charles Brunner Batavia Edward Hughes Williamsburg Ralph Jordan Williamsburg William Koogler Batavia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Batavia
Robert Leslie Dorsey
John Paul Colonel
New Richmond
Clifford Prince
Amelia
Joseph Shebesta
Bethel
James Frederick DeCamp
Harry Jacob Storch, Jr
Oral Durbin
Williamsburg
Marines
Ralph Leroy Slone
Charles John Brunner
Edward Walter Hughes
Ralph Lee Jordan
William Bernard Koogler
Amelia Woman's Service Club Meeting Notice
Amelia Woman's Service Club will meet at the school on Wednesday May 3 at 8 p m All members please try to be present signed Mrs Wm Lungmus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Women’s Service Club
Wm. Lungmus
Legion Auxiliary to Meet at Armory May First
The American Legion Auxiliary holds its regular monthly meeting at the Armory on Monday May 1 at 8 p.m. Members should bring sewing kits with buttons threads needles thimbles and bed bags for Dayton. All members are urged to attend.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Armory
Dayton
Gasoline Rationing Advances at Local War Board
Clermont County War Price and Rationing Board reports progress on overissue adjustments for non-highway rations after AAA checks. Some applicants have not surrendered excess coupons. others need letters explaining early expiry withdrawals. Grade 1 tire spare eligibility issued. 25 pounds per person may be sugared with preserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
AAA
Clermont County Pomona Grange Meet at Nicholsville
The Clermont County Pomona Grange will meet at Nicholsville on Saturday April 29 at 10 a m as guests of Monroe Grange. Haber Malott Pomona Master will preside. New members are invited and a wartime savings display of items made from feed sacks will be shown.
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Clermont County
Pomona Grange
Nicholsville
Monroe Grange
Haber Malott
Pomona
Goshen
Whitlock sells Mt. Holly farm to Cincinnati buyer
Mt. Holly reports Mr. Whitlock has sold his farm to Mr. Cull of Cincinnati. Several local residents spent weekends visiting relatives in Indiana and Cincinnati. Amelia hosts visitors Richard Hicks and family. Batavia hosts a class play with granddaughter Lilian Moore in the graduating class. Various locals note measles recovery and summer work on farms. Church announcements set Mother’s Day service and tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Whitlock
Mr. Cull
Cincinnati
Henry Allbaugh
Indiana
Virginia Hicks
Baby
Richard Hicks
Amelia
Farm meat production projected for 1944 across civilian share
Officials estimate total meat output at 25 billion pounds for 1944 with civilians receiving 17 billion pounds. This equals 132 pounds per person, slightly above the 1931-40 average of 131 pounds per capita.
Republican Attorney General Candidate Named in Ohio Race
An Ohio Republican candidate who serves as administrator of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation seeks the party nomination for attorney general in the upcoming May primary election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Epubliesm
Attorney Ganeme
Ohio
Spring Grove Church Attendance Highlights Local Meeting
At the Quarterly Meeting at Old Bethel Church several from Spring Grove Church attended. Rosemary Jackson from Columbus visited the area, while Archie McMurphy secured a continuing contract raise at Fincastle Schools. Multiple residents were noted for visits, purchases, and a Navy initiation as James Young crossed the Equator en route to the South Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Old Bethel Church
Philip King
Archie McMurphy
Fincastle
E. A. McMurchy
Julia Jackson
Chas. Frazee
Janet Glancy
Goshen
Phyllis Bolender
Carl Woodruff
Ed Cremins
Withiamsville
Violet Young
Marion
Christine Smith Thas
Wells
Bethel
Corbet Young
James Young
Navy
Equator
South Pacific
Pt Isabel Residents Host Visitors in Ohio and Calvary
Mrs Virgie Woodruff and sons Ralph and Howard visited Cincinnati on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Louis Hughes and sons from New Richmond stayed with Claude McCane last Wednesday. Russell Watson and daughter Joan from Cincinnati spent Saturday with Mrs Cassius Shinkle. Marshall Abrams of Calvary visited Mr and Mrs Jacob Groppenbacher Saturday. Mrs Cliff Davis hosted visitors Hattie Preston of Calvary and Angie Preston of this place Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgie Woodruff
Ralph and
Howard
Cincinnati
Louis Hughes
New Richmond
Claude McCane
Russell Watson
Joan
Cassius Shinkle
Marshall Abrams
Calvary
Jacob Groppenbacher
Cliff Davis
Hattie Preston
Angie Preston
Charity tax roll shapes Bonneville power policy debate
Bonneville Power Administration links rate plans to federal tax rules and argues dependence on federal funding. A private utility shows 1943 taxes of 13 109 155, about 23 percent of gross income, suggesting tax exemption could boost efficiency and rate reductions. The piece notes tax exemptions place federal projects in the charitable category and fund public power subsidies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonneville Power
Jins Ntly
Bonneville
New York man fined for seed fraud in 1944 case
Arthur G. Dunn of New York was fined $1,000 on March 20, 1944, for making false seed claims and sending fraudulent statements by mail. The false advertisement circulated in Iowa North Dakota and South Dakota in 1941.
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Arthur G. Dunn
New York
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Mrs Tom Herbert Aids Husband Campaign for Governor
Mrs Thomas J. Herbert wife of Ohio Attorney General plans a state tour to back Tom Herbert for the Republican nomination for governor. With gasoline rationing in effect they will travel by train bus and other public conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Herbert
Ohio
Social news from Glen Este and surrounding areas
Mrs Phil Sperry spent Wednesday with Mrs Triber at Summerside. Mr and Mrs Will Issack visited his mother in Cincinnati. Mrs Clyde Wilvens and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs Merice. Mr and Mrs Charles Kurtinitis visited the Wn Kurtinitis. Miss Sue Smythe stayed with her parents H B Smythe. Helen Merice called on her sister at Fayetteville. Talbert boy on furlough. Gordon Feiertag entertained the Glen Este Social Club. Harry Snell and Charles Wittmeier families visited Columbus. Seaman 1st Class Charles Owen Billingsley on five day furlough. Robson and mother dined with Hoffmans. Joyce Thompson hosted a friend from Indiana. Louise Phillips and Mrs Al Soukup visited Sperrys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kurtinitis
Wn. Kurtinitis
Sue Smythe
H. B. Smythe
Helen Merice
Wilvens
Fayetteville
Talbert
Gordon Feiertag
Merwin
Glen Este
Harry Snell
Charles Wittmeier
Columbus
Community Social Activities In Hamlet Area
Mrs Stella Glover hosted a sewing club gathering last Friday. Amelia Garden Club plans a May 10 meeting at Mrs White's home with Mesdames Best Rush and Denning. Bridge players Mr and Mrs John Pommert and Mrs Offutt met at Mrs Wm Hall’s Amelia residence Saturday. Epworth League party attended by Mrs Frank Ludlow and Jane T Womble at Carl White’s home. Ray Simmons returns to service after a 15 day furlough with wife and son. Mr and Mrs Gunther of Madisonville visited Mr and Mrs Henry Haase over the weekend. Amelia Woman's Club set to meet Miss Miller on April 29 with Mrs Wallace co-hostessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Best
Rush
Denning
Amelia Garden Club
Mrs. Gunther
Madisonville
Henry Haase
Amelia Woman’s Club
Miss Miller
Mrs. Wallace
Pilgrimage to Grants Home Planned by Clermont Scouts
The Clermont County Boy Scouts plan a Sunday 3:30 p.m. pilgrimage to General U. S. Grant Birthplace at Grant Memorial Church Pt. Pleasant Ohio. Judge Wm. L. Hart of the Ohio Supreme Court will speak. Dale Forney leads the district group marching along State Route 52 then to the Methodist Church for a review and program.
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U. S. Grant
Boy Scouts
Clermont County
Grant Memorial Church
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Sons of Union Veterans of
Supreme Court of Ohio
Scouts
Dale Forney
Methodist Church
Planning for Returning Veterans Chief Item on Convention Agenda
Herbert D. Mills of Dayton announced in Cleveland that the Ohio War Veterans' Republican Club convention, set for May 6 and 7 at the Carter Hotel, will center on returning service members. He warned against past mistakes and urged plans for rehabilitation education jobs and reintegration into American life.
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Cleveland
Herbert D. Mills
Dayton
Ohio War Veterans’ Republican Club
Carter Hotel
Mills
Mr. Mills
Caution to Dog Owners in Village of Amelia
Amelia residents with dogs are reminded it is against village ordinance to let dogs run at large. This is vital to protect Victory Gardens under cultivation this year and noncompliant owners face penalties. Emphatic Rule The washing of hands before touching food is a strong rule in the Jewish Talmud.
Makes strong bid for auditor post
Rodger Bud Tracy launches a vigorous campaign for the Republican nomination for State Auditor. A veteran of eight years in the Auditor's office, he lists Ohio State University degree, service as Finance Director of Cleveland Heights schools, editor stint in Public Health Dept, and a year as cost accountant in the U S Army. He and his wife live with two sons at 2861 Neil Avenue Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodger
Bud) Tracy
G. O. P. Noation
Tracy
Ohio State University
Clevelland Heights School
Public Health
Dvent
U. S. Army Bis Corps
Neil Avenue
Lumbus
Clermont Child Welfare Executive Joins WACS
Frances Reese passed the Woman's Army Corps classification test and the physical test. She was sworn in and will serve with the Army Air Transport Command of the Army Air Forces and be recalled for examination. Reese previously led Clermont County Child Welfare for ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Reese
Woman’s Army Corp
Army Air Transport Command
Army Air Forces
Miss Reese
Clermont County
Amelia Man Enters Naval Training at Great Lakes Station
Frank A. List, 33, of Amelia Ohio, begins initial naval indoctrination at U S Naval Training Station Great Lakes Illinois. His “boat” training covers seamanship drill and naval procedure as aptitude tests determine assignment to a Naval Service School or immediate sea duty. After recruit training he will spend leave at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. List
Janet S. List
Amelia
Ohio
U. S. Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Ill
Naval Service
Amelia School Aids Red Cross Fund Drive
The Amelia School totals 167 dollars 97 cents with the High School Building at 72.18 and the Freshman Class contributing 50 dollars of that amount. The Elementary building of 275 pupils raised 95.79 with all gifts voluntary. The Amelia P T A meets Tuesday May 2 at 8 PM in the school for an open discussion and suggestions for next year’s theme.
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Amelia
Red Cross
Amelia P.T. A
Golden Clasp Sunday binds the weekly volume
A reflective phrase highlights Sunday as the golden clasp that binds the week's volume, echoing Longfellow’s cadence and the idea of a closing, unifying moment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amelia Woman’s Service Club
Legion Auxiliary
MT. Holly
Chas. Smith
Cliff Matteys
Beulah McMillan
Rossmoyne
Fagin
Robert Walker
Sayler Park
Sugh &. Jenkins
Batavia High
Batavia High School
Virginia Miller
Helen Schickley
Mae Ruth Mosbacker
Rita Weinmann
Grace
Roudebush
Jeanne Calahan
Middie Row
Marie Clepper
Lillian Moore
Howard Wilson
Margaret Houser
Gwendolyn Gaines
Bottom
Robert Rice
Denny Schulz
Ronald Jenkins
Frederick Hahn
Merrill Pattison
Wilmington College
Rosemary Jackson
Mrs. Burdette Shinkle
William Newberry
Isabel
Tom Herbert
Thomas J, Herbert
Phil Sperry
Triber
Summerside
Will Issack
Clyde Wilvens
Mrs
Merice
Stella Glover
Grants Home
Glen Este Soldier Home
Cpl
John H. Williams
Hannah Williams
Williams
Arthur Mattox
Amehias
Rodger W. Tracy
Clermont Child Welfare Executive
WACS
Amelia Man
Great Lakes Station
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