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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1943

Page

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Clermont County Wins National Food Production Honor

Clermont County earns an A award from the War Food Administration for leading annual growth in major foods including dairy poultry and beef. The ceremony, likely in January, may be held in Batavia with Army participation. County leaders praise local farmers for the gains and note Jackson Hocking and Talcolns counties as co-recipients.

Clermont County War Food Administration Clermont Jackson Hockifig Tolscans Clehet War Board Triple A The Soil Conservation Association Untii Agricultural Teachers Saxton

Williamsville Tabasco PTA Sponsors Chicken and Spaghetti Sup

On December 4 the Williamsville Tabasco PTA sponsors a chicken and spaghetti supper with recreation supervised by J Lemon from 7:00 to 8:30 followed by a white elephant auction. Auctioneer A M Ellis will lead the sale.

Williamsville-Tabasco J. Lemon A. M. Ellis

Clermont residents spend less than last year

State treasurer figures show Clermont county residents spent less on purchases in the latest week and for the year to date. Week ending Nov 13 sales tax receipts totaled 1606.07, down from 2011.54 the previous year. Year to date receipts reached 79006.75 versus 86859.79 last year, a drop of 7853.04.

Clermont County Clermont Ohio

Former Batavia Pair Wed 50 Years

Mr. and Mrs. Will Turner of Batavia celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at home 942 Laurel Avenue Hamilton. Guests included Dell Sowth Mary Troelicher Robert Ballhaus Dorothy Rayburn Frank Turner family and many neighbors from Hamilton Dayton Newtonsville Cincinnati Pleasant Plain and St Bernard.

Will Turner Batavia Laurel Avenue Hamilton Dell Sowth St. Bernard Mary Troelicher Robert Ballhaus Dayton Dorothy Rayburn Frank Turner William Edwards Lola Little Homer Elmer Hill’ Donell Hazel Stames Newtonsville Albert Burger Pleasant Plain Hattie Little Herschel, Little Hannah Cramer Virgil Cramer J. Ballhaus Cincinnati Nellie Hollister Scoopmier Mark Schause Thomas Loeffeholz

Clermont County AAA Opens 1944 Phosphate Fertilizer Orders

The Clermont County AAA office announced it is ready to accept applications for 1944 phosphate fertilizer. Farmers may place orders by contacting the Clermont County AAA office or their local committeeman. Orders placed now can be filled soon.

Clermont County AAA

Clermont Falls Falls Short in National War Fund Goal

Clermont County raised 17 000 in cash toward a 20 000 goal in the National War Fund drive. Ten townships met their quotas while Pierce Miami Ohio and Washington lagged. Campaign directed by Harry Kahle and A B Nichols with funds sent to National War Fund headquarters.

Clermont County National War Fund Pierce Miami Ohio Washington Loveland Milford Batavia Tate Williamsburg Wayne Stonelick Goshen Union Franklin Monroe Jackson Harry Kahle A. B. Nichols

Clermont Soil Conservation District Elects Officers

The Clermont Soil Conservation District elects Elmer Norris as Chairman Guy Jones as Vice-Chairman and Albert Kistner as Secretary-Treasurer The board also includes Robert Caldwell and George Schafer The next meeting is December 8 to file papers with the Department of Agriculture and the Soil Conservation Service.

Board of Supervisors Clermont Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation ‘Service

War Food Administration suspends livestock slaughter quotas

The War Food Administration announced suspension of quota limits on slaughter for civilian consumption to boost meat supply. The original order covered September and October and was extended to December 1. The measure does not affect ration point exchanges for selling or transferring meat products.

The War Food Administration

Batavia Grange Elects Officers For New Year

Batavia Grange names officers led by Master William Brothers and Over seer I E Jenkins. Other posts include Lecturer Grayce Honaker Treasurer Ruth Brothers Secretary Marie Henke Gatekeeper John Fetzer Ceres Anna Lou Moore Pomona Kathryn Fetzer Flora Mayme Hal bisch Lady Assistant Steward Grace Snyder and Executive Committee William Snyder Pianist Sophia Bauer Legislative Agent Elizabeth Rogs. Next meeting set for December 2 with Amelia P A will meet December 7 at 8 pm to discuss Fifth and Sixth grade room mothers.

Batavia Grange William Brothers I. E. Jenkins Grayce Honaker Walter Krekler Louis Bauer Estella Lytle Ruth Brothers Marie Henke John Fetzer Ceres Anna Lou Moore Pomona Kathryn Fetzer Flora Mayme Halbisch Grace Snyder William Snyder Sophia Bauer Elizabeth Rogs The Grange

Music Festival at Batavia U B Church

The Batavia U B Church will present a musical program Wednesday evening at 8. A festival will feature vocal music solos duets trios and quartets plus instrumental numbers. Rev I E Jenkins directs. A pot luck supper starts at 6 45 with attendees free to contribute or pay their own price.

Batavia U. B I. E. Jenkins

Twelve Injured In Auto Crash Near Williamsburg

Twelve people were hurt when two cars collided one mile from Williamsburg on Route 133 Sunday evening. Roy Turner and family from Bethel, including two year old Herbert, were among the injured, with several Groves children among the victims. Bethesda hospital in Cincinnati treated the most seriously injured.

Williamsburg Roy Turner Bethel Maurine Turner Herbert Ethel Baker Cary Baker Viola Groves Tony Groves Turners Truman Reid Georgetown Bobby Reid Jessie Tetters Ed Tetters Dale Pitzer Sheriff Brooks Frank Abbott

Clermont County Announces Sixty-Three New Service Members

Following a November call Clermont county reports sixty three inductees. Board No 1 provided twenty and Board No 2 supplied forty three with residents from Loveland Milford New Richmond Batavia Bethel Williamsburg Amelia Moscow Felicity and other towns. Names and branches listed for both boards.

Clermont County Loveland Milford New Richmond Batavia Bethel Williamsburg Amelia Moscow Felicity Stanton Edward Griswold Stanley Leroy McCall Harold Jacob Switzer Army Leroy Holden Robert Henry Williams Navy Cornelius Joseph Bohl George Frederick Monroe Walter Neal Osborne Arthu Miamiville George William Day Periitown Frank Lee Collins Cincinnati Lloyd Horn, Jr George Leon Kellis Kenneth Meeker Dayton William Frederick Weaver Edenton James Young, Jr Lloyd Robert Crossnickle Coradda

Water Shortage Contributes To Fire Damage

The residence of Mrs. Dora Rybolt in Withamsville was destroyed by fire on Thanksgiving evening. The six room house, insured for about 4500 dollars, saw neighbors save part of the furniture while the Forrestville Fire department struggled with limited water supply. The cause is believed to be a short circuit in the attic.

Dora Rybolt Withamsville Iff Uty Abbott Forrestville

Prince of Peace declamation contest arranged countywide

Arrangements are made for the county-wide Prince of Peace declamation contest to be held on the first or second Sunday in December. The Ohio Council of Churches directs the event with Rev. R. L. Mc Kibben of Williamsburg named chairman. Winners receive silver medals and advancing local winners include Julia Shepherd and Mary Jane Zimmerman as alternate from Taylor Chapel Methodist, John Dial and Dorothy Mauch representing the Methodist church, Rita Weinmann and Clara Barbara Stagg from United Brethren. Local contests awarded bronze medals under Rev. A. C. Rainsberger, Rev. W. O. Calvest, and Rev. I. E. Jenkins. district and state contests follow with gold medals, money prizes, and college scholarships.

Ohio Council of Churches R. L. McKibben Williamsburg Batavia Julia Shepherd Taylor Chapel Mary Jane Zimmerman Methodist Church John Dial Dorothy Mauch United Brethren Church Rita Weinmann Clara Barbara Stagg A. C. Rainsberger W. O. Calvest I. E. Jenkins

Clermont Communities Add Blood Donor Districts

Four Clermont County communities join the blood donor drive led by Mrs. Catherine Mefford. Owensville Felicity Moscow Amelia Batavia Milford Williamsville send volunteers weekly to the Cincinnati Blood Donor Unit with PTA support and firmer scheduling. the J H Clasgens Woolen Mills group also contributes regularly.

Catherine Mefford Clermont County American Red Cross Clermont Cinema&t Owensville Frank Schobert Felicity Grace Bartlow Moscow Arthur Utter Amelia Batavia Milford Williamsville Cincinnati J. & H. Clasgens Company Woolen Mills Miamiville

Defense group plans party in North Union Township

The Civilian Defense Council of North Union Township announces a Sunday event at Mt. Carmel Defense Hall Wiener Lane. A bingo and card party with a fish and bratwurst supper starts at 2 30 p m and runs until five to seven o'clock for the benefit of Union township's allotment in the National War Fund drive.

Civilian Defense Council of North Union Township Mt. Carmel Defense Hall Wiener Lane Shor Union Township National War Fund

Death by own action shocks Amelia farm community

Coroner Sam White rules a gunshot abdomen wound was self-inflicted in a milkhouse on James Kirgan farm near Amelia. Charles Jones of Richmond Ind was found there after visiting Tom Makin’s household with his ex wife Beatrice and three children. Funeral arrangements placed in Batavia and burial in Richmond.

Sam White Charles Jones Richmond Ind James Kirgan Amelia Jones Tom Makin Kirgan Makin Beatrice Moore Funeral Home Batavia

Grand Jury Set To Convene For October Term

The grand jury for the October term of court will meet in a regular session this week starting Wednesday December 1. Prosecuting Attorney Ray Bradford has eight or nine complaints to present, and a brief report may be ready by week’s end. The panel includes Tom Donason Joe Wisby Bert Bohrer Katie Wehrum Thelma Coughlin Bethel Betty Andres Mr. Washington Minnie Sellers Anna Gaskin New Richmond Ruth Amacost Felicity Harry Cummings H F Buerkle Batavia Lacey Hair Velma Hill Irene Thompson Milford Carl Sly Amelia.

Ray Bradford Tom Donason Joe Wisby Bert Bohrer Katie Wehrum Thelma Coughlin Bethel Betty Andres Mr. Washington Minnie Sellers Anna Gaskin New Richmond Ruth Armacost Felicity Harry Cummings H. F. Buerkle Batavia Lacey Hair Velma Hill Irene Thompson Milford Carl Sly Amelia

Dinner Honors Son Gary Baumann

A birthday party and Thanksgiving dinner honored Gary Baumann at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Baumann. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Baumann, Victor Roth, Roy Baumann, Louis Wessel, Margaret Baumann, Marion Duddy, Jimmy Wessel, Juddy Baumann, Nellie Slack, and Julius Bauer.

Gary John D. Baumann Wilbur Baumann Victor Roth Roy Baumann Mt. Washington Louis Wessel Margaret Baumann Marion Duddy Jimmy Wessel Juddy Baumann Nellie Slack Julius Bauer Gary Baumann

Bricker Endorsed for President by Clermont Republican Groups

Meeting in Batavia Court House Monday evening the Clermont County Republican Executive and Central Committees unanimously endorsed John W. Bricker for President. They also backed Cincinnati Mayor James Garfield Stewart for Governor United States Senator Robert A. Taft and Edward O. McCowan for the Sixth District in Congress.

Batavia Court House Clermont County Republican John W. Bricker United States Buckeye White House James Garfield Stewart Cincinnati Robert A. Taft Edward O. McCowan Congress

Taft Re Election Backed by Clermont County Committees

The central and executive committees of Clermont County Ohio endorse and will back without qualification the candidacy of United States Senator Robert A Taft for re election in 1944. Taft is praised for fulfilling his office with a fine and unselfish spirit.

John W. Bricker Ohio United States Clermont Central United States of America State of Central and Executive Committees Clermont County Taft U. S

McCowen Seeks Reelection to Sixth District Post in 1944

Edward O. McCowen has served as U S Representative for the Sixth District this term and will campaign for reelection to the office in 1944.

Edward O. McCowen

Delegation Seeks Higher Rates for Clermont Boarding Homes

A large group of women with children in boarding homes urged the Child Welfare Board to boost weekly payments. The board now pays 3.50 per normal child, 4 for under four, and 5 for a handicapped child, plus 1 monthly for incidentals and covers clothing and medical care. They cited rising costs and nutrition concerns under rationing. The exact increase amount was not specified, leaving it to board discretion.

Child Welfare Board Welfare Board

Forget-me-not Sale Is Successful for Batavia Chapter

Arthur W. Murray reports the Forget-me-not sale by Disabled American Veterans Chapter 63 Batavia raised strong support across Batavia Mt. Carmel Afton and Owensville over Armistice weekend. The Clermont Chapter thanks residents and praise volunteer leader Mrs Pauline McCloy and her team.

Arthur W. Murray Batavia Mt. Carmel Afton Owensville Clermont Pauline McCloy

New Richmond Marine Promoted

Mr and Mrs Lawrence N Goetz of New Richmond announce their son Howard W Goetz has been promoted to Private First Class after graduating from the Great Lakes Naval Training Station with high Marine honors.

Lawrence N. Goetz New Richmond Howard W. Goetz Great Lakes Naval Training Station

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U. S&s E. C. Saxton County War Board Columbus Elmer F. Kruse Ohio State War Board Clermont Falls Soil District Amelia P. T.A U. B. Church Bricker Stewart McCowan Council OF Churches Defense Group NEW Richmond Marine
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