Boys registered for examination after district board report
A list of boys who registered on the prior Saturday and reached legal age since June 5 is released. Excluding married men, these candidates have forms forwarded to the district board and may be examined seven days after the report is received. Names include Hill Batavia Donovan Higginsport Franklin Milford and many others.
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District Board
County Board
Eldon George Hill
Batavia
Harvey Donovan
Higginsport
Arnold LeyRoy Franklin
Milford
Lewis Edw. Gordon
Stanley Albert Milner
Loveland
Walter Claude
Harry Glen Dockum
Russell R. Jones
Clifford E. O'Brien
Victor Hugo Clutter
Clayton A. Wolf
New Richmond
Samuel W. Dean
Bethel
Hugh Otie
Fry
Williamsburg
Chester W. Rudolph
John W. Conway
John W. Keeler
Amelia
Dale Ely
Bantam
Homer W. Bolender
Felicity
Wilbur Shumake
James Glenn Turner
Moscow
Ollie Wells
Alfred R. Stump
Carl W. Binning
Gordon Lewis
Albert
Harden
William B. Hensen
Walter W. West
Mt. Carmel
Emmett G. Harvey
Hamersville
George
Selzer
Walter
Doll
Branch Hill
M. LeRoy Craver
Harry B. Anderson
Limited Service Men Selected for Camp Sherman
The following five limited service men are chosen under call No 1198 for Camp Sherman between September 6 and 8: Ernest T Atwood Lorado George Henry Reibel Chile Joseph H Herbert New Richmond William J Aichholtz Milford James C Hackett Mr Sterling Ky Alternates Robert Raymond Blick Batavia Chester A Armstrong Milford
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Sherman
Ernest T. Atwood
Lorado
George Henry Reibel
Chile
Joseph H. Herbert
New Richmond
William J. Aichholtz
Milford
James C. Hackett
Mr.Sterling
Robert Raymond Blick
Batavia
Chester A. Armstrong
Class One Exhausted in Clermont County Draft Call
Draft board reports Class One exhausted after summoning 64 men for service between September 6 and September 8, exhausting all of Class 1 with a shortfall. Remaining draw class not yet determined. From what class the rest will be drawn is undecided. Motions will be issued by the board.
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Clermont County
September registration for boys 18 to 45 set for bth or 26th
Registration will be held by election officials at regular voting places in September for men aged 18 to 45. Younger men 18 to 20 will be called after others are exhausted with exemptions possible for pendents and farming. The Aston M B Sunday school hosts a church lawn social on Saturday September 7 with ice cream cake and watermelon to benefit the church.
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Aston M. B. Sunday School
Prize Winners in Clermont County First Year Clubs
The report lists prize winners from Clermont county in the first year girls food club work at the Boston fair. names include Julia Hitch Owensville Bonnie Klunyan Goshen Opal Wylie Cozaddale Mary Bishop Goshen Beryl Stairs Bethel Trene Schwartz Batavia Dorothy Rogers Miamiville Vivian Leever and more. The pig poultry and poultry club results are noted with winners and future representatives at the State fair.
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Girls Food Club
Clermont County
Boston
Fair Board
Julia Hitch
Owensville
Bonnie Klunyan
Goshen Opal Wylie
Cozaddale Mary Bishop
Gosben
Beryl Stairs
Bethel Trene Schwartz
Batavia
Dorothy Rogers
Miamiville
Vivian Leever
Cresusy Tite Georgia Smyser
Julia Glover
Amelia
Hilda Musgrove
Williamsburg
Anna Louise Hitch
Mildred Rutherford
Hilda Bauer
Thomas Mears
Moscow
John Davidson
Edmond Snider
Lloyd Harlow
Allen Bauer
Earle Nash
Newtown
Maurice Sporages
Milford
Lester Leever
John Musgrove
Poultry Club
Mary McAfee
Batavia Renaker Burdsall
Marathon
Franklin Mefford
Marjorie Hall
Goshen
Mabel Armatrody
New Richmond
Thomas Rutherford
Hilda Jones
Milford Thelma Wellner
Gladys Mulloy
Milford Harold Harris
Renaker Burdsall
J. Cai Spence
Milford High School
Union Township
Wilhameville
Bachtell
Ohio Township
R. S. Eitsel
Stonelick Township
B. Stowe
Clermont County Schools Open September 9 All Start On Time
The schools of Clermont county will open on Monday September 9 at the time set by the county board. All vacancies will be filled and all school houses placed in good condition. By starting all schools at the same time it is claimed progress will be better and no dragging along permitted. Scholars be ready when the bell calls you.
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Clermont County
MACHINE HANDS OUTING AT CONEY ISLAND BY CARROLL JAMIESON CO
Employees of the Carroll Jamieson Machine Tool Co and families enjoyed a company funded day at Coney Island last Saturday. Two special cars carried the crowd after a flag raising at the shop with music from the Batavia Concert Band. P F Jamieson spoke for the company as attendees received detailed trip cards and concession tickets. The outing was described as ideal and memorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll- Jamieson Machine Tool, Co
Coney Island
Batavia
P. F. Jamieson
Batavian Bride Weds Montimore Lawler in St Peter and Paul
Rose Lindsey Macmillan formerly of Batavia daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Macmillan Pine street and Montimore Lawler of Omaha Nebraska were united in marriage Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at St Peter and Paul church The bride's sister Laura Macmillan and Charles Burman attended A family dinner followed at the bride's home before their departure for Omaha their future home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Lindsey Macmillan
Batavia
Frank Macmillan
Pine Street
Montimore Lawler
Omaha
Neb
St. Peter and Paul Church
Laura Macmillan
Charles Burman
Norwood Enterprise
Cash and Carry Plan Gains Ground Among Grocers
The cash and carry method is spreading in towns across the state. Buyers carry groceries themselves or pay delivery charges for those who prefer taking orders and delivering. Grocers argue cash and carry reduces delivery and credit costs and invites customers to shop at lower, simple prices.
Pork for Soldiers and Pork Shortage Effects
The War Department orders US cantonments to receive pork two days in ten to ease beef scarcity. Farmers delay September hogs into August as prices rise. Breakfast bacon sells at 60 cents a pound. Drought and feed bans threaten hog supplies and lard hog numbers if corn crop fails.
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War Department
United States
Ideal seeding windows for wheat across Ohio regions
The Ohio Experiment Station findings outline optimal seeding periods to dodge pests. Extreme northeast should seed Sept 1–10, northern and northwestern Sept 10–15, central Sept 10–26, and southern Sept 26–Oct 5. Following these windows can boost yields for wheat producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Experiment Station
Ohio
Teacher Resigns to Lead Butler County Agriculture Program
Harry Zuber, longtime superintendent of Moscow schools in this county, resigns to take an instructional post in agriculture with Butler County schools near Oxford. Zuber is a leading Clermont educator and his departure is met with regret, noted for his energy and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zuber
Moscow
Butler County Schools
Oxford
Clermont
Soldier letter from France recalls voyage and camp life
Walter E. Sullivan of the 2nd Co 2nd Reg M M 8 S C A E F writes from somewhere in France about his trip from Camp Hancock to Camp Merritt New Jersey crossing to England and then France. He describes northern southern contrasts in the US, naval transport, rest camps in England, a camp in France, detachment for convoy work and air raids. He praises French hospitality and notes a wish to see front lines but remains behind the lines performing support duties.
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Camp Hancock
Camp Merrit
N. J
Georgia
England
Mel
France
Fince
Thhat
Tam
Walter E. Sullivan
Courier
P. O
Ohio war gardens to yield over twenty six million in produce
Ohio war gardens are expected to produce more than 26 million dollars worth of food this year, with about 290000 gardens reported. The National War Garden Commission plans to honor top savers with ten thousand dollars in thrift stamps and national capital prize certificates, as counties recognize the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio War Gardens
Washington
Ohio
National War Garden Commission
Commission
Hawkins Family Reunion at Bantam Fair Grounds
The tenth annual Hawkins family reunion will be held at Bantam fair grounds on Saturday September 7 1918. A splendid program is being prepared and all friends and relatives are urged to attend and make it the best reunion yet.
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Hawkins
Bantam Fair
Roudebush Family Reunion and County Notices
The Roudebush family reunion is set for Saturday September 7 at Woodland Park Newtonsville with a large turnout expected. County teachers meetings and education notices outline plans for Batavia September 28 and a September 7 county board meeting. Schools open September 9 with Milford at nine months. eight months elsewhere. Teacher exams are August 30 and September 7 in Batavia. There are 12 grade school vacancies. high schools filled by Columbus teachers. Draft board registration day to be announced. officials offer services without compensation. voting precincts will be open for registration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers Association of
Clermont County
Batavia
County Board of Education
Milford
Supt
Aultman
Columbus
Nitrate Plant Project Advances at Broadwell Site
Work on the Broadwell nitrate plant makes rapid progress with foundations and buildings rising. Sewer lines and water mains are being laid, while workers travel from Batavia and nearby areas by auto. Higher pay is drawing skilled and unskilled labor, with a train reportedly to transport workers, boosting local employment and circulation.
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Broadwell
Batavia
Sugar Scarcity Prompts Winter Preparations
With August near end and sugar hard to obtain for canning, authorities urge households to stock up. Expect more sugar next month, but fruit may spoil by then. Seek any extra supply now as canned fruit helps families this winter while pork costs about 20 cents a pound.
Clermont County Seeks Women Nurses During War
For the first time Clermont County asks women to volunteer as nurses. With a 15 member quota and four fifths of the enlistment period gone, only one third filled, ten more volunteers are needed by September 1. Men have served. women are urged to respond via Mrs. Jas. Ashburn in Batavia.
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Clermont County
Clermont
Jas. Ashburn
Batavia
Camp Sherman to Be Enlarged by One Third
Major W A Swallow Construction Quartermaster reports Washington approves expanding Camp Sherman Chillicothe to north of camp and west of Section M. Project adds at least 150 buildings, 9000 workers needed, four barracks per company, separate kitchens and mess halls, increasing capacity toward 60000 soldiers.
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Camp Sherman
Chillicothe
W. A. Swallow
War Department
Washington
Swallow
Times-Star
Mrs Arthur Lakemire Dies After Opeation in Cincinnati
Mrs Arthur Lakemire of Afton died in a Cincinnati hospital six days after an August 18 cesarean operation, leaving a one week old baby. Funeral from Williamsburg M E church Wednesday at 10 a.m. Family receives sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Lakemire
Afton
Cincinnati
Williamsburg M. E
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Cash and Carry
Wheat Rail Has
Roudebush
Woodland Park
Newtonsville
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