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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1942
Page
5
The Courier fields a dense round of social notes from Bethel and nearby towns. Clergy visits, guests from Cincinnati and Dayton, WSCS meetings, summer work at Columbia University, and attendance at the Owensville fair highlight a weekend of church services visits and community gatherings.
Batavia residents including Donald B Walker on furlough from Camp Livingston visits his mother and relatives until September 2. Stella Dahhler of Portsmouth spends weeks with Wm S Moore. Walter Sullivan and family from Dayton CO visit Mrs James Nelson. Betty Moyer and Mrs Richard Didday take a boat trip to Charleston WV. Agnes Parrish of Norwood visits L C Dietz. Lydia Elton hosts her Dayton mother. Rev Jenkins and family greet Miss Doris Jenkins en route from Nebraska to Washington GD. Rev and Mrs W H Cobe, formerly Nebraska, now at Otterbein Home Lebanon OH, visit. Mrs George Gregg returns from a two week Petoskey MI vacation. Herbert Hogberg of Ft McClellan AL on ten day furlough. WSCS groups plan events September 2. Spring Grove WSCS to host chicken supper at Nicholsville Grange Hall. Kyle Moyer and Louis Wolf depart for a Michigan fishing trip.
Census figures show a baby born every 14 seconds in the United States while an undertaker is called every 93 seconds reflecting ongoing demographic rhythms and death rates across the nation.
The guidance advises washing silk underwear in lukewarm water, avoid rubbing hard or twisting the fabric to prevent damage.
Mr Holly Mr C Hutchins and family of Mt Repose are in a new home here purchased from Mr McDonald. Mrs M Richter improving at Bethesda hospital after an operation last week. Miss Mildred Topie visited Camp Forest Tenn to see her soldier boyfriend. Junior Binning and wife visiting his parents. Mrs N Yazell spent Sunday with Kentucky friends. John Smith and wife and sister of Norwood were Sunday callers at Fagins. Many attended the Owensville fair last week. Mrs Mary Fagin returned from a stay with relatives at McConnellsville. Mrs Bert Lytle spent days at the Owensville fair with Mr and Mrs H Co Horn. Lytle joined them Sunday night. Raymond Windsor traded property here to L C Hopkins and is building a new house on Route 125. Community pleased with church improvements and plans a home coming and rededication on Sept 12. Mrs Harry Lytle visited daughter Allyn Seigle recently.
About 4.6 million tons of cane sugar are processed annually in the United States, reflecting the scale of the industry and its role in national production.
The Sugar Rationing Board at Williamsville Tobasco school will be discontinued at month end. After August 31 applications may be mailed or filed in person at the Batavia Rationing Office. Local residents and visitors called on neighbors and relatives, with several trips and visits noted in Clermont and Hamilton counties.
Mrs Elsie Vargot and daughter Vivian Moon and Mr and Mrs Thomas Clark of Covington Ky visited Mt Pisgah area over the weekend. Dayton Ohio guests Mrs Barbara Millard and daughter Madelene seek Mrs Millards parents. Embroidery Club met on the 3rd Friday with a door prize and games.
Mr and Mrs Roy Woodruff and others visit Dr Charles Woodruff at Camp Barkley in Texas. Mrs L Stinson of Pittsburg Pa spends Fair Week with Ulrey family. Owensville Grange hosts Open Air meeting at State Park on Route 50 with basket dinner. Miss Mayme Ulrey hosts Bridge Club. Local residents and visitors noted in weekend activity updates.
Hamlet Mrs Earl Huling stays in Forestville due to her father Georges illness. Mrs Claude Tarvin visits relatives in Maysville Kentucky. Mr Dods Huls vacations at home. Mrs Elton Mantjor and Calvin return from Michigan. Doty and grandchildren visited friends. Raymond Harron on furlough from Great Lakes Training Station visited Mrs Offetly. Lt Dorothy Brotherton of Ft Knox stayed with her parents. Dorothy plans to travel soon. A son born to Mr and Mrs Verna Nelson. Mr and Mrs Harry Kelsey hosted Indiana relatives for weekend. Mrs Gates and Louise Falkner visiting Mrs Ann Brotherton. Friends of Hazelwood of Peebles seeking them for a visit. Mr and Mrs Charles Houser dinner guests of Lytle near Lindale.
Greenberry M E church schedules preaching services for Sunday evening August 30. Community members and families share visits with neighbors during a weekend featuring social calls and attendance at the Owensville fair.
Mr and Mrs Royal Smythe and children of Baltimore visited his parents last week and returned to Maryland Sunday night. Several local families hosted gatherings and trips to Dayton Columbus and Washington D C with dinner and anniversaries noted.
Miss Barbara Patterson an 18 year old Cincinnati dancer and model won the title in the WCKY health beauty and talent contest and will compete in Miss America Health Beauty and Talent Pageant in Atlantic City the week of September 7 Nearly 100 contestants from within 50 miles of Cincinnati entered the event.
Ancient Etruscans devised dental restoration methods by placing artificial teeth in bronze bands or bridges, marking early advances in prosthetic dentistry and tooth replacement.
J B Ireton, a cattle and calf salesman at Union Stock Yards in Cincinnati, promotes Norris Brock Co as a progressive seller focused on customer service with the slogan Service That Satisfies and a call to become a customer now with contact via Kirby 5062.
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