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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1941

Page

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Batavia and Amelia Schools Plan Sept 8 Openings

Batavia school will start the 1941-42 term on September 8 with minimal teaching staff changes. Coach Ed Jucker resigns to join the Navy and new teachers Miss Jerry Wasner and Miss Virginia Stafford fill vacancies. Amelia school also opens September 8 with an all day session, buses unchanged, cafeteria on first day, and parents invited to help with registration.

Amelia Batavia P. K. Moore Ed Jucker Navy Jerry Wasner Skage Virginia Stafford Barbara Kruck Courier W. J. Tabscott

Meeting at Courthouse Discusses Youth Defense Program

A courthouse meeting led by Floyd J. Ruble, Southern Ohio Field Supervisor, outlined a new program to aid youths past high school age with training to improve industry job prospects. Ohio has a 450000 allotment for this work, with Clermont County likely to receive funds for existing and new schools. The eight week course may extend if schools opt. Attendees included Pp. K. Moore Batavia J. W. Evans Owensville Roy Holmes Milford L. G. Hawse Goshen and Mr Frye New Richmond.

Floyd J. Ruble Southern Ohio Clermont County Ruble Pp. K. Moore Batavia J. W. Evans Owensville Roy Holmes Milford L. G. Hawse Goshen Frye New Richmond

Homecoming at Goshen Labor Day Festivities

The Goshen community plans its annual Labor Day homecoming on September 1. Forenoon softball for men and women followed by a noon chicken dinner. Welcome address by Frank B. Hoggatt with response by F A Doughman of Atlanta. Harley Smith of Wilmington College to speak, then Goshen and Blams provide a 2 30 tennis? event.

Goshen Frank B. Hoggatt F. A. Doughman Atlanta Harley Smith Wilmington College Goshen and Blanms Chester Ball

Announcements Made Concerning Changes In Driver Licenses

Ohio officials outlined changes to driver licenses with 800 names released for Clermont County deputies readying 1942 licenses. Licenses go on sale September 8 with a due date of September 30, 1941. revised fees include 40 cents for drivers and 65 cents for minors’ temporary permits. Temporary permits require parental approval and accompanying licensed driver. Newcomers and lapsed licenses receive temporary permits. exams by the Ohio State Highway Patrol.

Hale G. Sours Department of Highways John W. Bricker Souis Cylon W. Wallace Sours Registrar of Motor Vehicles Columbus Ohio State Highway Patrol Lourse Clermont County Nellie Mattox Amelia Clark Gregg Batavia Velma Roslow Mr. Carmel Harvey Hutson Bethel Wm. Myers Felicity Susan Scoville Goshen Arnest A. Burwell Loveland Robert Huber New Richmond Rowena Spencer Newtonsville

Woman's Society meeting follows lunch with Vacation Echoes

The Woman's Society of Christian Service will meet on Wednesday September 3 with a covered dish luncheon at 11:30. A business session and program follow immediately with the theme Vacation Echoes.

Woman's Society of Christian Service

Browning charged with first degree murder in Wellington slaying

John T. Browning 48 is charged with first degree murder for the shooting of Warren Wellington on August 18. Browning had been jailed nine days before the affidavit was filed as Everett Jobe signed the document. The case moves to a preliminary hearing before Mayor J. M. Wiseman in Batavia township and may proceed to a October grand jury.

John T. Browning Warren Wellington Everett Jobe Washington Township Isabel Browning Bradford Jobe J. M. Wiseman Batavia Township Wellington

Garden Club Flower Show Arrangements and Collections

Amateur flower growers may exhibit in sections A and B with classes for pink and blue arrangements to fruit and gourds, plus collections of dahlias and gladiolus. Innovations of 1941 include novel containers and red white and blue themes. Bake sale offered. exhibits judged by receiving committee. flowers must be exhibitor grown and entered 9 to 11 AM.

Hot Meals In The Schoolhouse Topic Of Courier

Capitol correspondent Bankhage reviews a Washington Digest column on the Rural Electrification Administration plans to bring hot meals to schools and nourishing food to homes. The piece promotes REA kitchen programs and includes a sewing pattern notice for Jitterbug Ladies with a Clermont Courier offer.

Courier’s Bankhage Bankhage Capitol Washington Col’m Rural Electrification Administration REA Col m Clermont Courier

Bridal Shower Held for Blaine Houston in Belfast

Mildred Ann McCormick and her mother hosted a bridal shower at their Belfast home on Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock for Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Houston nee Phyliss Humphries of Cincinnati.

Mildred Ann McCormick Mother Belfast Mrs Blaine Houston Phyliss Humphries Cincinnati

Clermont County PTA Plans First Meeting of Year

The Clermont County Council will hold its first meeting of the year on Wednesday September 17 at 1 30 in the courthouse conference room. Miss Marguerite Stanley will speak on Nutrition In Clermont Co with Mrs Robert Klausing introducing her.

Clermont County Robert Morgan

Batavia Botavians Triumph 2-1 Over Ken-Ridge in Ten Innings

Batavia Botavians AA Knot Hole team extended their win streak to 14, beating Ken-Ridge 2 to 1 in ten innings. Ken-Ridge tied it with a fourth inning double and single, but Batavia defense and late two-base plays sealed the victory. Bobby Day delivered the decisive RBI in the tenth as Puckett shut down Ken-Ridge in the top half. The win keeps Batavia undefeated and sets up a Sunday game versus the Max Elkus Stars at Neer Creek field.

Batavia Botavians AA Knot Hole Ken-Ridge Cincinnati Ken Ridge Batavia Jenike Campbell R. Little Puckett Bobby Day Anstaett Max Elkus Stars Neer Creek Rotarians Deere Creek

Mt Pisgah Community Club Lawn Fete Saturday

The Mt Pisgah Community club plans a lawn fete on Figgins' lawn in Mt Pisgah Saturday evening August 30. Proceeds benefit the community hall and will feature home made ice cream cake pie coffee and sandwiches.

Mt. Pisgah

Batavia Grange to Host Sept 4 Cake Baking Contest

At the next Batavia Grange meeting on Sept 4 a cake baking contest will be held. Ladies wishing to compete should bring a white cake made with butter. Refreshments will be served after the meeting. The local winner advances to the October Pomona contest.

Batavia Grange

State Officers Elected at 23rd American Legion Convention

The 23rd annual American Legion and Auxiliary Department of Ohio convention closed in Youngstown on August 19. Legion officers elected include Commander Floyd R. Hartpence of Westerville and Vice Commander Martin V. Coffee of Middletown. Auxiliary officers include President Mrs. Frederick C. Swing of Cincinnati and Vice President Mrs. Frederick Watts of Toledo. Delegates to the Milwaukee National Convention were Mrs. Nicholas Trapp of Mt. Washington and Mrs. Irwin Kain of Batavia. Clermont county attendees listed include E. B. Kincaid and Bernard Koogler, among others.

The American Legion and Auxiliary Department of Ohio Youngstown Legion Floyd R. Hartpence Westerville Martin V. Coffee Middletown John E. Hendrixson Cincinnati Frank Legowski Toledo Legion Auxili Frederick C. Swing Frederick Watts A. M. Davidson Chillicothe Milwaukee Nicholas Trapp Mt. Washington Irwin Kain Batavia Clermont County E. B. Kincaid Bernard Koogler Charles Shinkle Mina Campbell Milford G. W. Howard Henry Cushard New Richmond

Reunion at Serpent Mound set for Labor Day 1941

Adams county reunion moves to Serpent Mound state memorial on Labor Day Monday September 1 1941 at 2 PM. Principal address by Dean Stanley Lebanon Ohio renowned attorney historian and orator. Event features prize contests local talent fiddlers dancing singing and first public inspection of the new Serpent Mound Museum built with native chestnut and NYA help. 12 000 attended last year and 15 000 expected with cooperation from the Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society and local committee chaired by A E Johnson. Picnic facilities and concessions planned.

Adams County Serpent Mound State Memorial Dean Stanley Lebanon Ohio Stanley Middlewest Serpent Mound Division of State Memorials NYA J. W. Thomas Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society A. E. Johnson West Union

Moscow Boy Named To Highway Patrol

Mark Stevens and 21 other trainees were sworn in by Gov. Bricker at the Ohio State Fair grounds as the first 22 of a planned 100 new highway patrolmen under a 300-personnel expansion. The ceremony was officiated by Hal G. Sours with Director Louis Lynn Black presiding.

Mark Stevens Moscow Ohio Ohio State Highway Patrol Ohio Dept. of Highways John W. Bricker Hal G. Sours Department of Highways State Fair Grounds Louis Lynn Black Buckeye Club Ohio State Stadium

Boy Scouts Take 860 Mile Regional Tour

Last week the local Boy Scout troop led by Judge Halbisch traveled through the Great Smoky area visiting Norris Dam Cumberland Pinnacle Cumberland Falls Levi Jackson State Park and the Cherokee Indian Reservation across Kentucky Tennessee and North Carolina. The four day trip cost about five dollars per person.

Judge Halbisch Great Smoky’s North Carolina Rey. Jenkins Norris Dam Cumberland Pinnacle Cumberland Falls Levi Jackson State Park Cherokee Indian Reservation Kentucky Tennessee

Clermont Baseball News Rain Delays Split Schedule

In Clermont County league only two of four Sunday games were played amid rain. Williamsburg shut out New Richmond 5 0 as Ollie Grimm held the Giants to two hits with 13 strikeouts. Milford Eagles upset South Lebanon 6 0 at Milford. other games were postponed and two doubleheaders are set for next Sunday to complete the makeups.

Williamsburg New Richmond Giants Ollie Grimm Giants Milford Eagles Milford Merchants New Richmond Merchants Goshen-Shumards New Richmond New Richmond Giants Goshen Shumards South Lebanon Shumard

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