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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1945
Page
7
Holy Trinity Church Batavia holds Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. Weekday Masses are on Tuesday and Friday at 8 a.m. A Rosary and Prayers for Peace session occurs Thursday at 2 p.m. St. Philomena Church Mn Stonelick offers Sunday Mass at 8 a.m. Weekday Masses are Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8 a.m.
The First Church of Christ, Scientist in Forestville lists reading room hours Monday to Friday 1 to 4 pm Thursday evening 7 to 9 pm and Saturday 11 am to 9 pm. An invitation is extended to all to attend services and use the reading room.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio schedules Sunday School at 1 30 P M preaching service at 2 45 P M and evening service at 7 45 P M with Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 45 P M for weekly worship tasks.
The Stonelick Baptist Church invites all to Bible School at 9 45 A M and morning and evening services featuring The Greatest Gift to the World and Receive Ye the Gift. Monday night at 7 45, Christmas program led by Pastor Charles W Jesse.
The Church of Christ at Spring and Water Street Batavia hosts morning worship at 9 30 and evening services at 8 o clock Bible School begins at 10 30 L Edsil Dale serves as minister
Reverend J A Shirer leads Sunday School at 9 30 A M and worship at 10 30 A M with the sermon Love in Four Dimensions. A 7 30 P M Christmas program illustrated by color slides follows. Prayer meeting is held Wednesday at 8 P M.
Church schedule note listing worship at 10 30 a m and evening Endeavor at 7 90 p m with Sunday school and service times indicated in a brief community notice.
Rev. John C Doyle leads Sunday worship at 10 30 with Bible School at 9 30. Evangelistic services at 8 00. Morning sermon from the First Christmas and evening program Our Annual 5 a Christmas. Wednesday December 26 annual business meeting.
Batavia Methodist Church announces Sunday School Hour and morning worship service led by the Rev. A. C. Rainsbur. Services set for the church in Batavia with regular attendance expected.
The notice lists a church service schedule with Church School at 9 30 A M and Worship at 10 45 A M led by Pastor Walter Zeanak Rey.
Louis M. Kleine has been sworn in as Mayor with Charles Rosenweig and MacGregor A. Bancroft joining the Milford Council. oath given by Village Solicitor George D. Murphy. First council meeting set for January 3. Also note Clerk Harry L. Schroeder’s illness and snow removal praise for Todd Davis. Additional items cover a proposed Milford sanitary sewer project, a funeral and obituary, veteran Adna Aicholz’s homecoming, and a marriage.
The Agriculture Department will soon announce a 1946 egg price support program possibly costing up to 200 million dollars. Anticipated surplus from March to June could trigger a price collapse, prompting support at about 29 cents per dozen as the national average to sustain parity.
Pupils of Williamsburg public schools under Mrs Foster and Mr Hunter presented a Christmas program in the school auditorium last Friday. Buy and Buy Bonds.
An official forecast estimates 51,940,000 acres planted to winter wheat for 1946 harvest, about 3.6 percent more than this year. Production is put at 750,739,000 bushels, roughly 9 percent below 1945 but 28 percent above the ten year average. No spring wheat forecast was issued.
The parish celebrated High Mass at midnight led by Rev. Joseph Schneider. Adeste Fideles and Paris Angelicus thrilled the choir during Offertory and Communion motets. A second Mass was held at St. Marys at 11 a.m. and Mother of Good Counsel Chapel Felicity hosted a 9:30 a.m. service by Rev. Joseph Schneider.
Welfare director Frazier Reams says Ohio's total relief for 1945 will stay close to last year's $5,637,192. For the first 11 months the bill reached $5,171,841, up only $38,406 from 1944's period. November's relief rose $21,425 over October to $515,425.
Robert L. Winemiller 21 of Batavia and Rosabelle M. Wein mann 21 of Cincinnati were granted a marriage license in Cincinnati last Wednesday.
Secretary Clinton P. Anderson contrasted wartime farm gains with industry, noting agriculture lost 5 million workers but increased output by a third and supplied a quarter of production to the war effort. He credited weather, hard work, and especially research for advances in crops, dairy, beef, hogs, poultry, and eggs.
A national sale of more than 4.5 million yards of surplus nylon parachute fabric in white and camouflage will support low cost garments. The plan, by RFC and CPA through the Office of Surplus Property, starts December 17 for ten days with minimum lots of 1,500 yards and caps at 75,000 yards per sale.
The document notes nylon lining might resist slipping better if treated, and outlines disposal rules under a wool apparel program. It states that only apparel manufacturers and finished goods suppliers may handle the nylon under RFC directives, with sale methods fixed by RFC standards. The RFC Surplus Property Division regional office for Ohio Kentucky Indiana and West Virginia is at 704 Race Street Cincinnati Ohio.
State highway superintendent Robert Moore of Mt. Crab reported his auto on State Route 68 ten miles north of Ripley skidded into a car driven by Victor Kelch of Sardinia. The crash was caused by icy roads. Both cars were badly damaged. Moore added 50 men were clearing snow with plows sand spreaders and graders. Roads remain open but slick with snow and ice.
Milford Village Clerk Harry L. Schroeder III is seriously ill at his residence at 114 Cleveland Avenue. The illness prompts concern for local governance as the clerk remains hospitalized or convalescent.
A wedding for Ralph Beach son of Mr and Mrs Stanley Beach near Bethel and Margaret Hall daughter of Mr and Mrs Emory Hall Nichols ville occurred Saturday as announced this week.
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