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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1944

Page

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Clermont County Bar Dinner Honors Judge White and Judge Halbisch

Clermont County Bar Association held a testimonial dinner at Batavia Schoolhouse for retiring Common Pleas Judge Charles G. White and incoming Probate Judge Orville W. Halbisch. Toasts by Hugh C. Nichols and James Walker followed remarks by A A Rendigs and other local lawyers and judges.

Clermont County Bar Charles’ G. White Common Pleas Orville v. Halbisch Batavia Hugh C. Nichols James Walker Eli H. Speidel Allen B. Nichols Judge Halbisch Mr. Britton Judge White A. A. Rendigs Cincinnati White Charles G. White Harry Britton Orville W. Halbisch A. Rendig Henry Lindsey Ray Bradford John Gatch Charles Springer Eli H. Spei

OPA Enforcement Tightens as Ration Rules Tightened

Clermont War Price and Rationing Board reports a vigorous OPA enforcement program. During Michigan deer season 1935, 1,375 motorists were warned for possible gas ration misuse and 835 heat fines issued up to 90 days. Springfield and Dayton liquor dealers fined from 1,000 to 2,000 for price violations. The board notes widespread confusion over used car transfer certificates and gas rationing procedures.

Clermont OPA Michigan Springfield Dayton J. W. Evans

Looking Backward Taken from the files of the Courier

A retrospective feature reviews past Courier issues, highlighting notable events, people, and moments from earlier years. It traces local milestones, community figures, and memorable scenes that shaped the town’s history.

Morse Telegraph Progress Reported Toward Boston Extension

The Baltimore American notes a trial in Baltimore Washington transmission taking one second for about 40 miles. A Baptist minister, Rev. Mr Black, unites Hiram B Hoes Esp of Brown County with Elizabeth Lytle of this township in marriage on Monday.

Boston Baltimore American Washington Mr. Black Hiram B. Hoes Brown County Elizabeth John Lytle

Wedding at Bethel Marks Fifty Years Ago

A wedding was celebrated at noon yesterday at the residence of Charles W. Swing in Bethel. The couple were Olin Fagin of Mt. Healthy and Miss Mary E. Swing granddaughter of C. W. Swing and niece of Hon G. L. Swing. Rev Marshall of Bethel M E Church officiated.

Charles W. Swing Bethel Olin Fagin Mt. Healthy Mary E. Swing C. W. Swing G. L. Swing Marshall Bethel M. E. Church

Bethel Resident Killed in Auto Accident

Funeral services for Bernice Boyer 36 mother of seven were held at Kennedy funeral home Bethel. She was struck and killed instantly on Route 125 east of Bantam Clermont County by Norman Davis 19 of Williamsburg. Sheriff Tom Brooks said no charges were filed against Davis.

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Milford Exceeds Sixth War Loan Target by Nine Percent

Milford area records six straight wins by topping its Sixth War Loan goal with subscriptions of 362300, about 9 percent above the 228000 quota. Series E Bond sales at roughly 65 percent of goal are expected to rise with final reports. Kiwanis Club members canvassed under Arthur L. Daughters as general chairman, assisted by F C Harsock and Clermont County chairman.

Milford Kiwanis Club Arthur L. Daughters F. C. Harsock Milford National Bank Clermont County Miami Union Townships

Final Date For Filing Dairy Feed Payments in Clermont County

County A A A chairman Saxton urges immediate filing of September and October 1944 dairy feed payment applications. Starting 1945, January to March payments will be combined and possibly paid quarterly if the program continues. Sales slips and applications for November and December 1944 must be filed between January 1 and February 28, 1945, with 1945 January to March slips due April 1 to May 31, 1945. Late filing risks losing eligibility.

Saxton Clermont County A. A. A

Rotary Club Launches Hospital Care Drive in Batavia

The Rotary Club and Women's Clubs plan a Jan 1-15 enrollment for Batavia residents in the Hospital Care on the Community plan. Aim is 650 enrolled members or about 250 families to start, covering all hospital expenses for the household at 6.10 for three months or 24.40 annually. Quarterly payments arranged through The First National Bank of Batavia.

Batavia Rotary Club First National Bank of Russel Speidel Courier Office Russell, Speidel Kirk Hamilton John Rapp W. B. Miller Edward Parrott P. F. Jamieson H. M. Tucker

Milford Pioneer Dies Suddenl y

Austin Carman 79 a Milford area resident died last Tuesday from a heart attack suffered on a Loveland Madeira bus. Funeral services were held at Craver Funeral Home Milford and burial at Calvary Cemetery Duck Creek Road. He was a retired farmer active in local farm and community groups. He leaves two sisters Amelia Carman and Kate Beckley.

Milford Austin Carman Craver Funeral Home Calvary Cemetery Duck Creek Road Carman Camargo Road Elizabeth Boone Daniel Boone

Christmas Treat Follows Withamsville Tobasco School Show

The Withamsville Tobasco public school held a Christmas entertainment on Thursday December 21 starting at 1 PM. The afternoon program featured the Christmas Treat distribution and the evening brought a community dance for teens and adults hosted by the P T A with the Stardusters providing music and refreshments served.

Withamsville-Tobasco Withamsville-Tobasco Public School P.T. A Stardusters

Legion Auxiliary Meets at Armory Monday Evening

The American Legion Auxiliary plans its regular meeting at the Armory on Monday evening January 8. Members are urged to attend. a brief agenda will be addressed.

American Legion Auxiliary

Government Announces Williamsburg Bombed Support Program to Keep In Publicity Stunt Egg Prices Down

Poultry experts from Ohio State University predict demand shifts will push poultry prices up as armed forces increase orders and red meat supplies tighten. The War Food Administration set an egg support price of 27 cents per dozen for candled eggs, with 24 cents in areas lacking candling facilities, while producers may trim flocks to exploit the market. In Williamsburg, a publicity stunt involved a plane dropping Sixth War Loan literature, blamed on pilot trainee Elston Dodge and manager Jerry Jackson.

Ohio State University Ohio War Food Administration WFA AAA Williamsburg Happy Hour Jerry Jackson Elston Dodge

Williamsburg Church Holds Special Evening Services

Our Community mourns the sudden death of W. W. Frank at C. P. Church. Louis Burger, who had been on a short furlough at his home, returned to camp last week.

W. W. Frank Louis Burger

Milford Soldier's Infant Son Dies After Illness

Richard Lee Anstreatt four months old, son of Sgt Gerald L Ansteatt and wife Florence Woodward Ansteatt, died after two weeks with meningitis at Children's Hospital. Funeral held at Craver Funeral Home Milford with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery Sergi Ansteatt now in the European theater. The tragedy follows the earlier death of Madonna Kay Schmid, 15 months, drowned last summer. Schmid is Florence Ansteatt's sister.

Richard Lee Anstreatt Gerald L. Ansteatt Children’s Hospital Craver Funeral Home Milford Greenlawn Sergi Ansteatt Clarence Ansteatt Owensville Florence Woodward J.L. Woodward Madonna Kay Schmid Carl Schmid Mrs. Schmid

Christmas Dance Planned by Parish Youth Committee

The parish young people committee invites all youth to a Christmas dance at Holy Trinity Church on Thursday evening December 28. Batavia High School Orchestra will provide music and other entertainment is planned.

Holy Trinity Church Fehm Tom Tucker Batavia High School

Milford and area service members noted in WWII training and duty

The Milford Ohio area reports on service personnel in training and assignments. Vincent E. Brown completes gunners mate training at Great Lakes. Pfc James Malarkey and Corp. Charles Schmidt reconnect in the Pacific. Pvt MalarKey’s 4th Marine Division wins a Presidential Citation for Saipan. Flight Officer Raymond B. Carter to B-17 training. Ernest Faul a prisoner of war in Germany. Major Wylie’s grandson Lieut William F. Wylie killed in action in Holland. Seabees' 3rd anniversary noted with widespread overseas duty and valor awards.

Great Lakes Illinois Vincent E. Brown Peter Brown R. R. No Batavia Ohio Pacific Pfc James Malarkey Marine Corps Martha Malarkey Milford Corp Charles Schmidt Henry F. Schmidt Terrace Park Robert J. Landeman Corp. Schmidt Pvt Malarkey 4Th Marine Division Saipan Ellis B. Gregg Sai- Pan Thomas G. Clancy Thomas Clancy Tipian Ana Eephibier P Ic Milford High School Wright Pearl Harbor Guadalcanal Continental United States Douglas MacArthur Ben Morrell Raymond B. Carter Ernest L. Carter Columbus Miss. Army Air Base Carter Douglas Cochran Field Sebring Fla George Faul Perintown Ernest Faul Germany Austria Navy Faul Owensville High School William F. Wylie Frank W. Wylie Holland Lieuteant Wylie Robert. R. Wylie New York

Summerside Methodist Women to Meet Jan 4

The Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Summerside Methodist Church will meet January 4 at 1 30 P M at Mrs McGraw's home. Devotions by Mrs Carl Lang program chairman. Theme for 1945 Behold I Have Set Before Thee an Open Door. Pledge service Penny a day banks to be turned in. Hostesses Mrs V N McGraw and Mrs Ray Canter.

Woman's Society of Christian Service Summerside Methodist Church McGraw Carl Lang Harry Jones Greenside Henry Andres Goldside V. N. McGraw Ray Canter

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Bar Ass’n Ra Trewlyear Tennyson Legion Meeting C. P. Church Pic Thomas E. Cox Eli T. Cox Italy Fifth Army D. Barton Brauer Jacob D. Brauer Sergt. Brauer Kearns Utah Army Air Base Air Force Navy Seabees United States Naval Construction Battalions C. D. Fisher Hopkins Avenue Amelia U. S. Naval Training Center Naval Service John G. Legner Army Air Forces No. 2 Miami Beach AAF Sergt. Legner Charles Legner Europe Gladys Army Donald M. Chandler Key West Mrs Mark A. Chandler Ralph F Wesche Miamiville Camp Gruber Okla Herman K. Freeman Mitchell Field N. Y Emma K. Freeman Freeman Mediterranean Summerside Methodist
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