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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1942

Page

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Clermont County Targets Higher 1943 Food Production Goals

Clermont County's 1943 food production goals will be set soon by a meeting of the Ohio USDA War Board. County chairman Edward C. Saxton says goals will align with Ohio targets outlined after a Chicago conference with Secretary Wichard. The plan emphasizes increases in hogs, cattle, eggs, milk, poultry, corn, hay, and other crops to aid the national war effort.

Clermont County Ohio Usda War Board Edward C. Saxton Usda War Board Ohio Elmer F. Kruse Claude R. Wichard Chicago Saxton United Nations

Garrett Hamm first Clermont Africa fatality

Mr and Mrs L G Hamm of Williamsburg were notified Tuesday evening of their son Pvt Garrett Hamm's death in the North African landing operations. The War Department said he was killed by enemy action November 9 off the North African coast. Hamm, attached to the Signal Corps, had lived in Williamsburg and Batavia and served in the army for some time. He is the first Clermont county soldier killed in the North African operation, though a New Richmond lad was killed earlier in the war.

L. G. Hamm Williamsburg Pvt Garrett Hamm War Department Pvt. Hamm Signal Corps Batavia Clermont County New Richmond

Goshen School Scrap Drive Totals 57 Tons Collected

Goshen school district completed its scrap drive delivering 57 tons to war factories, averaging 248 pounds per pupil. Grades five and six tied for first with 14 tons per room, while Bobby Kersher won 10 in war stamps for 7 tons. Harold Ertel and Bill Arehart teamed for 8 in war stamps with nearly 7 tons. Proceeds fund PTA projects including milk for children, co sponsored by the Agricultural Marketing Administration. Township trustees supplied trucks gratis for about half the collection.

Goshen Bobby Kersher Harold Ertel Bill Arehart PTA Agricultural Marketing Administration

Roscoe Tyler Promoted To Staff Sergeant

Roscoe Tyler promoted to Staff Sergeant and stationed in Spokane Washington. He is a Batavia boy who trained at Boeing School of Aeronautics in Oakland DougJag Aircraft School in Santa Monica and the Army Gunnery School in Las Vegas.

Roscoe Tyler Jr Spokane Wash Goon Sgt Tyler Boeing School of Aeronautics Oakland Calif Dougjag Aircraft School Santa Monica Army Gunnery School Las Vegas Nev

Quarterly settlements to Clermont schools announced

The fourth quarterly distribution of State Foundation funds was sent to Clermont area schools. Amelia received 6742.62 dollars, Batavia 9013.42, Bethel 8339.65, Branch Hill 91.91, Edenton Rural 1583.46, Felicity 5141.99, Glen Estett 2459.42, Carmel 6 569? 84. The list continues with Gosh en 6569.84, Jackson 1308.99, Miami Rural 2339.97, Miami ville 391.99, Monroe Rural 2103.09, Moscow 3603.05, New Richmond 5808.84, Newtonsville 2019.46, Neville 885.90, Ohio Rural 646.27, Owensville 5777.90, Perin town 460.38, Pierce Rural 1691.51, Pt. Isabel 936.54, Wayne No 8 288.36, Williamsburg 6342.09, Williamsville Tobasco 1715.37.

Amelia Batavia Bethel Branch Hill Edenton Rural Felicity Glen Estett Carmel Goshen Jackson Miami Rural Miamiville Monroe Rural Moscow New Richmond Newtonsville Neville Ohio Rural Owensville Perintown Pierce Rural Pt. Isabel Wayne No Williamsburg Williamsville-Tobasco

Meal fits for king on Christmas for armed forces

American soldiers at home and abroad will dine on turkey totaling five million pounds. The War Department announced overseas units already have turkeys in mess sergeant ice boxes. The menu includes fresh fruit, soups, dressing, giblet gravy, vegetables, salads, desserts, and assorted candies and nuts.

The War Department

Junior Women Will Meet With Mrs. Louis Fishback

The Batavia Junior Woman's Club plans a December 17 meeting at Mrs. Louis Fishback's home with Miss Lillian Dill and Mrs. Verlin Ganger as co-hostesses. The program, Story of Christmas by Mrs. Paul Hopping, includes a prize for best wrapped 10c gift.

Louis Fishback Batavia Lillian Dill Verlin Ganger Paul Hopping

Restriction On Killing Causes Meat Shortage

The Cincinnati market faces a ten day kill restriction as Washington aims to supply meat for armed forces and lend lease. Only plants with Federal inspection can secure government orders, with about sixty recently gaining inspection. Pork use for the Armed forces nears fifty percent, while cattle and hog slaughter face 70 and 75 percent quotas respectively.

R. Q. Smith Cincinnati Washington Mr. Smith Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture

Agricultural acreage plans for 1943 crops described

The report details 1943 planting targets with 45 000 acres or 80 percent of 1942 production as timetables, an 8 percent cut for 1948 wheat, a 5 percent reduction from 1942 rye harvest, and proposed 1943 increases in Ohio Burley and Filler tobacco allotments.

Timothy Burley Filler & Binder Ohio

Marathon Grange Installs Officers For Coming Year

Marathon Grange installed officers with Mark Atchley as installing officer J A Ashton Lizzie Hutchinson as marshall Anna Muzzy chaplain Betty Hutchinson and Tillie Atchley as candle bearers and installing team. Dale Bee presented slides on electricity and farm use, with Mrs Bee and son Robert present. A potluck supper followed as contest captains led the event. Next meeting will feature a Christmas program by the Lecturer. all members and visitors are welcome. Members asked to bring candy or peanuts.

Marathon Grange Mark Atchley J. A. Ashton Lizzie Hutchinson Anna Muzzy Betty Hutchinson Tillie Atchley Dale Bee Avery

Special Masonic Meeting at Bata Lodge This Saturday

A special meeting of the Bata via Masonic Lodge is set for 7 30 p m Saturday December 19 with Master Mason degree. Refreshments will be served and visiting Masons are invited.

Batavia

Life and art blend as sun colors flowers

The aphorism links art to life through light and color. Sir Avebury's quote suggests creativity and nature illuminate human experience.

Sir Avebury

War Training Program Accelerated by NYA Officials

War Manpower Commission officials announce an accelerated NYA program to train more workers for war industries. Registration is urged for ages 16 to 25 not in war work, with facilities in over twenty metros in the tri state area. Trainees earn 25 to 35 dollars monthly and may receive room and board at resident centers.

National Youth Administration War Manpower Commission The Manpower Commission NYA Cleveland Robert Goodwin Ohio Michigan Kentucky Goodwin Tri-State NVA United States Employment Service Orin W. Kaye Kaye

Spinelli Becomes Naval Aviation Cadet

Jack Spinelli son of Mr and Mrs Lee Spinelli of Route 4 Batavia has enlisted in the Navy as an Aviation Cadet. Exact departure date for service is not definite. Spinelli has a brother Rocco who recently joined the Merchant Marine and trained at Hoffman Island New York.

Jack Spinelli Lee Spinelli Route 4 Batavia Navy Never Reserve Spinelli Rocco Merchant Marine Hoffman Island N.Y

Goshen Teachers Achieve 100 Percent National Membership

Goshen school has earned its fourth certificate showing every teacher enrolled in the National Education Association for 16 years. Ohio ranks fifth nationally and first among states with large populations for teacher membership. the enrollment extends to county, district, and state organizations.

Goshen School National Educational Association Ohio United States

Williamsburg Grange Christmas Party Planned

Williamsburg Grange will hold its annual Christmas gathering on Saturday night December 19 with a pot luck supper at 7 30 p m A program includes a prayer by Rev Mc Kibben a Christmas message by Rev Lyons a solo by Mrs Hazel Grimm Christmas carols and a tableau Members are urged to attend and bring a 10 cent gift for exchange

Williamsburg

Ohio State Students To Come Home This Week

Ohio State University students will be returning home Friday or Saturday for a brief vacation between quarters and will resume studies under the war time accelerated program. Read list includes Clermont county residents Donald J. Robinson Margaret Trotter Alma M. Aicholtz Rachel C Essex Bruce Pachal Alice L Althaus George Ritter David N Early R B Gentry John H Grady Robert L Actor Howard E Wildey Harold F Stevens Thos R Atwood Ray EB Simendinger from Williamsburg.

Ohio State University Ohio State Clermont County Donald J. Robinson Margaret Trotter Amelia Alma M. Aicholtz Rachel C. Essex Bruce Pachal Batavia Alice L. Althaus Bethel George Ritter Cozaddale David N. Early R. B

Restrictions Grow on Civilian Use Amid War Aid Programs

The wartime lend lease in 1943 is tightening rules that limit civilian access to certain goods and services. Officials warn that civilian use must align with national defense priorities, affecting supply, distribution, and personal procurement.

Clermont County Grange attends Ohio State convention

Clermont County was well represented at the Ohio State Grange convention in Columbus. Delegates from Clermont included J. A. Ashton and others, with Anna Clark of Goshen winning the bread contest and entering her loaf in the state contest. Clermont ranked sixth in bread loaves entered and was 100 percent in Home Economics reports amid war rationing focus.

Clermont County Ohio State Grange Columbus Grange J. A. Ashton Williamsburg Walter Bauer Batavia Ann Muzzy Miami Anna Dumford Bantam Ida Daugherty Ruth Hutchinson Tillie Atchley Mary Laughlin Marathon Clara Gray Stella Swope Fedicity Anna Clark Goshen Clermont Banner Harry A. Ca Coschocton County Paulie Nish Caton University Grange Joseph W. Fichter Miami University C. C. Linerode Stark County

Centenary commemoration honors massacre victims in Blauwkrans

Women and children massacred by the Zulus in 1838 were honored at a centenary event in Blauwkrans, South Africa, with local residents paying tribute to the victims and recalling the historic atrocity.

Blauwkrans South Africa

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