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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1941

Page

8

For Sale Refrigerator Ner Was ner Alrey 4561

Used 4 cu ft General Electric refrigerator offered for sale. Contains unclear branding and contact details. Address or phone partially legible with 66c price fragment. Sale item appears in a classified notice fragment with limited readable information.

General Electric

Restoring a Slime-Coated Cesspool by Disuse or Overflow

When a cesspool walls become coated with slime the only way to restore moderate efficiency is a long period of disuse. If that is not possible the alternative is to build another cesspool and connect an overflow pipe from the old to the new.

Cesspool

Junior Fair Board Leads Ohio State Fair Youth Action

More than 30 000 Junior Fair exhibitors tap a 14 member board to steer youth activities at the Ohio State Fair in Columbus August 23 to 29. Members include Dorothea Hilliards Venetia Hall John Jelley Alice Morrow Owen Cotterill Martha Krause Carl Fought Helen Goldsberry David Rees Mildred Knauber Dennis Heindel and Harley Deisler Jr. Governor Bricker will break ground on a new 350 000 Junior Fair dormitory and exhibit hall on Governor’s Day August 26.

Columbus Dorothea Lois Hilliards Fletcher Dan Reichard Poland Venetia Hall Dorothea Tyler Alexandria John Jelley Hous Harley J. Deisler General Assembly Bricker

Minerals Boost Feed Value of Crops Says ISU Expert

W H Pierre head of agronomy at Iowa State College notes soils influence crop quality as well as yield. He explains nitrogen phosphorus and calcium are often low in feeds and that legumes can fix nitrogen, liming aids inoculation, and phosphorus is crucial for bone and overall animal health.

Protect Horses in Hot Weather Care Tips From Illinois Study

Chief of Horse Husbandry at the University of Illinois stresses humane care for work stock during heat. Provide constant water and proper feed, give rest, reduce load when needed, and avoid overheating. Water the horses hourly in hot field work and use salt to meet high needs.

University of Illinois, College of Agriculture

Sunday School Noted as Highly Developed in North America

The Sunday school is much more highly developed in North America than on any other continent. This observation highlights regional disparities in religious education practice and infrastructure.

North America Continent

Hollywood Rough Rider at Happhour Theatre

The Happhour Theatre in Williamsburg screens Hollywood Rough Rider on Friday August 15 and Saturday August 16 showing the western tale of trial and travel with star power and period flavor.

Happhour Theatre Williamsburg

By Dawn's Early Light at Ohio State Fair Grandstand

The 1941 Ohio State Fair features a two hour musical cavalcade From Plymouth Rock to Lease land with 100 plus professional artists and 200 supporting actors. Howard Tooley directs a large multi elevation stage with constant light changes. Stars include Maxine Cassaretto John Charles Gilbert Joe Jackson and George Washington and Abraham Lincoln impersonators. The show runs nightly August 23–29 and aims to stir patriotic spirit across America.

America Plymouth Rock John T. Brown Win H. Kinnan State Fair Howard Tooley Major Spees Chicago John Charles Gilbert Franz Schubert Joe Jackson Charles N. Lum John B. Ratto George Washington Abraham Lincoln Thomas Jefferson Teddy Roosevelt Uncle Sam Flo Ted Wallett Marching Men of Song Catherine Littlefield Ballet Brown Ohio

Obituary of Otto Kohler from Batavia Ohio

Otto Kohler son of George William and Wilhelmena Kohler was born November 10 1870 in Chile Clermont county Ohio. He died July 18 1941 at age 70 years 8 months 9 days at his home two miles west of Batavia Ohio where he lived 31 years with his sisters Mathilda and Edythe Kohler. He leaves to mourn sisters Edythe and Emma Burkey of Clarington Ohio and a host of friends. The poem lines note peaceful recollections and a brother's memory that will never grow old.

Otto Kohler George William Wilhelmena Laurman Kohler Chile Clermont County Ohio Batavia Mathilda Edythe Kohler Edythe Emma Burkey Clarington

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