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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
10
Warm weather fans welcomed early summer in 1973 as temperatures rose, signaling a hot season ahead. Meteorological reports highlight prolonged heat in several regions, with residents urged to stay hydrated and take precautions during peak sun hours.
The Batavia Fellowship of Churches plans a fair booth August 14 to 18 as part of the Key ’73 evangelism drive with over a hundred denominations. Daily duties rotate among Taylor Methodist, First Baptist, First Methodist, Holy Trinity, Batavia Presbyterian, and Faith Methodist with Fr. Connelly as general chairman and Mrs. Winnie Thielking the contact for emergency volunteer needs.
In Clermont County 653 of 680 farms in the Feed Grain Wheat Program have received payments totaling about 228000 dollars. The rest will be paid soon and postcards to nonparticipants dated June 15 request planted acreages for corn wheat and soybeans. Secretary Carl L Butz later announced no set aside of land for feed grains or wheat and that conserving lease maintenance will not be required for price support eligibility.
Clermont County extension agent W. W. Hamilton warns farmers to inspect soybean plants daily for clover worm activity. The worms have not yet cut yields but may prompt spraying. overuse could trigger spider mite issues. This is the first reported year clover worms target beans locally, with other areas showing natural control response shortly after infestation.
The Charles Long family of rural Williamsburg raises American Checkered Giants and has earned hundreds of awards, with two first-place national finishes. Charles Long, a junior high principal, and his son Danny discuss stock quality, patience, and the county fair rabbit division, with Jeanne Maddox as judge and a 4H rabbit sale planned. Contributors include local businesses and banks.
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