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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1941

Page

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Clermont County names 10 on FSA advisory committees

Clermont County citizens filled ten seats on committees to advise the Farm Security Administration programs including Tenant Purchase Farm Debt Adjustment Rural Rehabilitation and related services. Appointees include Michael Retzler Herbert Lemar Virginia McKinney Ralph Wehrum Albert Kellum Harriet Matthis Hurdle Walter Roy Battles Vernon Martin Louise Buckner and others.

Clermont County United States Department of Agriculture Robert T. Bradley Farm Security Administration A. L. Sorensen FSA Columbus Ohio Sorensen Michael Retzler RFD Batavia Vernon P. Martin Louise K. Buckner Bradley Retzler Lemar McKinney Kellum Wehrum Matthis Walters Mr. Battles Rev. Martin Miss Buckner U. S. Dept. of Agriculture Extension Service State Agricultural Experiment Station Bankhead-Jones BSA Bette Re

Saxton Named Director of Lebanon Production Credit Association

E C Saxton of Goshen is named a director to fill a vacancy on the Lebanon Production Credit Association board. He will represent Clermont County alongside Harvey Fleming Carl Gregory Carl Engel and Carl J Miller. The association serves 800 members with loans totaling 385000 in seven counties including 22000 to Clermont farmers. Albert Kellum of Bethel is the Clermont Brown field representative.

E. C. Saxton Goshen Lebanon The Lebanon Production Credit Association Clermont County Albert Kellum Bethel Clermont Brown Counties

C G E Sponsors Fifth Cooking School at Zoo Show

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company notes its Mary Belle Burnett will direct daily recipe demonstrations at the Pure Food and Health Show cooking school at the Zoo from August 19 to 29 excluding August 23 and 24. Each session includes a guest speaker, free recipe copies, gifts, and daily prize baskets with major appliances and kitchen items.

Mary Belle Burnett Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Zoo

Mary Tone Eppert Dies After Long Local Service

Locust Corner resident and Courier correspondent for 25 years Mary Tone Eppert died at age 63 after recent heart failure. She lived most of her life in Locust Corner, was active in the Methodist church and Christian work, and is survived by husband Raymond Eppert a daughter Alma Quick three granddaughters and two sisters. Funeral services were held at the residence and she was buried at Mt Moriah Cemetery.

Locust Corner Mary Tone Eppert The Courier Alvin Texas Methodist Church Raymond Eppert Alma Quick Mary Mildred Margaret Quick

Houston Reunion Set for Neville School Yard

The Houston Reunion schedule announces a Sunday gathering at Neville school yard on August 10 with all day events. A noon picnic dinner will be served and Houstons descendants are urged to attend and bring well filled baskets.

Houston Neville School

Bethel Alumni Reunion Set for Burke Park Picnic

Bethel high school alumni plan a reunion and picnic supper at Burke Park on Sunday August 10 starting at 2 PM. Alumni are urged to bring families and baskets for an enjoyable afternoon together.

Bethel High School Burke Park Bethel

Lawn Fete by Methodist Sunday School on Church Lawn

A Lawn Fete will be given by the Anti-Cant Class of the Methodist Sunday school on the church lawn. Serving will begin at 5 p.m. on Thursday evening August 7.

Methodist Sunday School

Mrs James Gregg Struck by Lightning in Yards

During a thunderstorm last Thursday a lightning bolt hit a tree in the Gregg yard and passed through an open kitchen door striking Mrs James Gregg. Her hands were in water, the shock knocked her unconscious, but Dr Skeen assisted and she began recovering thereafter.

Las. Gregg Mrs. Gregg

Warden Releases 4500 Fish In Clermont County

Game Protector Edgar Anstaétt reports 4500 fish and 18 000 bull frogs released in Clermont county streams last week. About 3500 smallmouth bass averaging 4 to 5 inches and 1000 bluegills. Missouri Jumbo bullfrogs, large when grown, add local delicacy. Fall releases planned. gigging frogs grows in popularity.

Edgar Anstaétt Clermont County Anstaétt Clermont

Bethel Wedding Unites Wilma Kellum and Rev Seth Adamson

On Friday August 1 at 10 a m the Kellum home east of Bethel hosted the wedding of Wilma Lee Kellum to Rev Seth Adamson of Boise Idaho. Rev Ben Hunt officiated with Vir ginia Day as brides maid and Robert Hoffman as best man. A lavish breakfast followed for both families and the couple will honeymoon before settling in Martinsville where the groom serves as minister.

Albert Kellum Bethel Wilma Lee Seth Adamson Boise Virginia Day of Robert Hoffman Martinsville Ben Hunt Church of Christ of Bethel First Church of Christ

93rd Clermont County Fair Opens at Owensville

The 93rd Clermont County Fair will open at Owensville Fair Grounds next Tuesday August 12. Secretary J W Evans says the event will be bigger with free attractions horse racing and educational entertainment. Three days of races three nights of horse shows and six Ruth Best Entertainment shows will highlight the week along with a livestock parade Friday at 11 am and Junior Fair events.

Clermont County Owensville Fair Grounds J. W. Evans Ohio Ruth Best

Marriage Announcement for Petty Scheidt and Starry Steinbach

Mr and Mrs Michael Scheidt of Lindale Ohio announce the marriage of their daughter Petty to Starry Steinbach of Northside Cincinnati. The couple were married at Batavia with parental consent and reception planned.

Michael Scheidt Lindale, C Petty Starry Steinbach Northside Ca‘innati Batavia

Card of Thanks for Robert Be Flora Loss

The family expresses sincere thanks for kindness and sympathy shown after the loss of husband and father Robert Be Flora. Special thanks to Rev Milo Bevan the Ft Thomas Firing Squad American Legion floral donors and White Funeral directors. Mrs Edith Flora Miss Roberta Flora

Robert BE. Flora Milo Bevan American Legion Ft. Thomas Edith Flora Roberta Flora

Clermont Baseball News Roundup From County Elimination Series

South Lebanon crushed Bethel 17 to 2 in the opening round while Milford Merchants edged Mason 4 to 3. New Richmond Giants beat Mt Crab 18 to 15. Williamsburg beat Milford Eagles 7 to 5. Shumard's defeated Buford 7 to 5. Next Sunday games list matchups across several towns.

South Lebanon Bethel Milford Merchants Club Mason Milford New Richmond Giants Mt. Crab Giants Williamsburg Milford Eagles Shumard’s Buford Goshen New Richmond Merchants Mi&son New Richmond Shumard S. Buford

Grange Plans Events For Fair And Jubilee Night

Grange will meet Friday August 8 at Blue Sky Park for a weiner roast and final fair display plans. Mt. Carmel Grange No. 975 held a Saturday night session with Diamond Jubilee program including songs, histories, and a cake contest won by Velma Roflow, Harriet Kincaid, and Mary Jones. A silver offering was given to aid the Washington DC headquarters project.

Marathon Grange Owensville Fair Blue Sky Park Home Economics Committee Mt. Carmel H. A. Jones J. W. Cameron Velma Roflow The Grange Harvey Durham God Bless America Harriet Kincaid Mary Jones Washington, D. C

Milk Producers to Meet in Batavia Courthouse

The Milk Producers Union invites members to a regular session at the Batavia Courthouse on Friday evening August 8 at 8 p m.

Milk Producers Union Batavia

Never Destroyed Letter Reveals Peel’s Habitual Diligence

A historical note describes Sir Robert Peel as meticulous, never destroying documents, and leaving behind over a hundred thousand papers. It highlights his habit of fidgeting with his hands during moments of thought and his careful preservation of correspondence and records.

Sir Robert Peel

Delta Country Indo China Deltas Separated by Hills

The region Delta Country Indo-China comprises two broad river deltas divided by elevated terrain. The geographic layout highlights hills forming a natural barrier between the coastal and inland delta systems.

Indo-China

Redlegs Stay In NL Pennant Race With September Schedule

The Reds remain in the 1941 National League pennant chase showing strong June July form and a favorable September home schedule. Upcoming games include a Sunday twin bill with the Boston Braves, a Pirates series, Cardinals, an Indianapolis exhibition, Chicago trips, and a four game Cubs set ending with a Sunday doubleheader August 17.

Reds Pittsburgh St. Louis Brooklyn Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Indianapolis Chicago Chicago Cubs Phila

Military History of Robert Flora

Robert A. Flora of Amelia Ohio joined the U S Army in August 1917 at Fort Benjamin Harrison. He served with the 39th Military Police and Ammunition Trains of the 83rd Division at Camp Sherman and acted as Provost Marshal of Chillicothe during 1917 18. In June 1918 he sailed to France with the 83rd Division and joined the Department of Criminal Investigation in the AEF, attended the Paris American Legion caucus after the Armistice, and was discharged as a Captain in August 1919.

Robert A. Flora Amelia Ohio U. S. Army Fort Benjamin Harrison Camp Sherman Ohio Chillicothe France Department of Criminal Investigation American Legion Paris States

Narrow Escape of Bobby Coon Featured in Bedtime Tale

Bobby Coon narrowly dodges hunters in a bedtime story as Farmer Brown's boy helps him survive. Next Monday the International Encampment of Girl Scouts will convene in Host Otis Massachusetts with delegates from free nations.

Bobby Bobby Coon Farmer Brown Otis Massachusetts Clermont Courier

Cardinals open two game series with Reds in Cincinnati

Philadelphia embarks on its final eastern trip August 18 to 20 and plans to return to Cincinnati on Saturday August 30. The Cardinals visit to start a two game series against the Reds in Cincinnati is scheduled for that weekend.

Delphia Cincinnati Cardinals Reds

Also Mentioned on This Page

Herbert K. Lemar Farmer RFD 1 Moscow Virginia McKinney Hamersville Ralph L. Wehrum Lebanon Production Credit Ass’n Harriet Matthis Hurdle Walter Roy E. Battles Keepkah Lodge Amelia Milton Rebekah Lodge Honaker’s Lawn I. C E.C. Saxton C.g.&e Clayton Norge Crosley ABC Electric General Electric Borden Belle Burnett Mt. Moriah Cemetery James Gregg Warden Kellum - Adamson Idaho Owensville Steinbach— Scheidt Clermont Baseball News Ants Mt. Orab Buford Merchants Grange News Delta Country Redlegs Robert Flora
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