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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1949

Page

8

Bethel Lions To Have Venison At Dinner

Venison is on the menu for the Bethel Lions Ladies night dinner on December 17. Bethel businessmen Ben West Lloyd Harlow Richard Stevens and Robert Hannah supplied the deer found near Harrison Michigan. They hunted with Mr and Mrs Lytle Bates. Mr Bates is Wilson State Park superintendent. Mrs Bates is the former Catherine Hannah of Bethel.

Bethel Lion’s Ben West Lloyd Harlow Richard Steyvens Robert Hannah Bethel Harrison Michigan Lytle Bates

Private Robert G. Burke Stationed in Japan With 31st Infantry

Private Robert G. Burke 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burke of Batavia Ohio, is serving a three year Army enlistment. He arrived in Japan and is stationed at Camp Crawford Sapporo with Company E 2nd Battalion 31st Infantry, as ammunition bearer. He enlisted January 6 1948 and trained at Camp Stoneman California.

Robert G. Burke C. W. Burke Pvt Burker Nichollsville Grammar School Charlottesville Virginia 31St Infantry U. S Continental United States

Kenneth C. Ray Announces Candidacy For Treasurer

Kenneth C. Ray former cabinet member and legislator announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Treasurer of State of Ohio in the May 1950 primary. Ray has served as state superintendent of public instruction and as a member and assistant chairman of the House Finance Committee. He attended Muskingum College Ohio University and Ohio State University earning a PhD and is listed in Who's Who in America.

Kenneth C. Ray Ohio Ray John W. Bricker Bricker House

Locust Growths Ideal For Poor Soil On Farms

Ohio State experts show black locust planted in small, overlooked areas can yield farm posts. In Coshocton a spring 1938 planting on a steep eroded hillside produced 264 seven foot posts per acre, worth about 92.40 at 35 cents each, plus smaller posts for fencing.

James W. Mercer Department of Forrestry Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Stanley 8. Locke Soil Conservation Service Coshocton Ohio

Farm Experiments Cite Need for Pests on Purposes

A fragment notes pests were required on the farm for experimental purposes and discusses the purpose of the experiment.

Proper management and cutting practices for black locust

The text discusses studying proper management and cutting practices for black locust trees, outlining aims to optimize growth health and harvest methods. It emphasizes selecting appropriate pruning schedules and avoidance of damage to the wood and stand.

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