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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
5
Farm County announces loans for eligible farmers unable to secure credit. Three classes exist crop feed and poultry with first mortgage on crops for crop loans and first lien on stock for feed loans. Poultry loans cover housing and equipment to care for poultry operations.
The notice outlines crop feed and poultry loan use for feeding chicks or turkeys for market and egg production. Security requires a first mortgage on all poultry. Loans due upon sale of crops or eggs or by October 31 1946. Applications in Batavia County Agents Office Friday morning February 15 taken by Rhodes.
Gene DeCamp, formerly at Leonard Food Market, and his brother James DeCamp plan to open a bakery in Bethel near Hap's Place and the Bus Station. The venture, expected to begin March 1.
The Clermont County Commissioners held a adjourned meeting in Batavia on February 4 1946 with members Sam Ausman Homer Remley and Manly A Hill present. Minutes from the prior meeting were read and approved. Bills were shown as presented examined and approved with the Auditor authorized to draw warrants on the General Fund.
Harold Simmons, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Lester Simmons of Moscow, arrived at Tsingtao China with Company F 2nd Battalion 6th Marines. Boot camp was at Paris Island December 7. He sailed from Norfolk after training and toured the Atlantic coast via Florida Cuba and the Panama Canal before Honolulu and arrival in China January 4.
Ohio State University dairy specialist Ivan McKellip notes herd improvement associations report more purchases of purebred bulls than scrubs. He says profitable herds relied on bulls with high production traits from purebred lines, but replacements now increasingly favor purebreds over scrubs.
The Glen Este Mt Carmel School PTA announces a Western Jamboree at the school auditorium on Saturday night February 9 at 8 pm. Curly Johnson and his Rainbow Melody Boys lead a lineup of Hillbilly acts for the community event.
Auditing Committee of Owensville Building and Loan Company certifies the December 31 1945 financial statement is true and correctly reflects the company s financial condition. The certificate is sworn by W J Snider notary and signed by the auditing committee on a Sunday in February 1946.
Two speakers at the joint convention of the Vegetable Growers Association of America and the Ohio Vegetable and Potato Growers Association discussed tomato cultivation and aphid outbreaks in Ohio. Ohio State University economist C W Hauck cited that about one quarter of U S produced fruits and vegetables are wasted due to distribution issues. J Prescott Blount of United Air Lines highlighted benefits of aircraft shipping for perishables and Donald Comin commented on pre cooling and other post harvest handling.
Paul E. Biffle, former special agent of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, will join Murphy Murphy and Deddens at 1006 Fountain Square Cincinnati Ohio. He resigned effective January 18 1946 after four and a half years with the FBI having served in Charlotte Washington and Cincinnati. During the last year he gave about fifty speeches to civic and fraternal groups on war time FBI activity. As an FBI agent he worked on significant wartime espionage cases.
Sabotage cases alongside national defense matters noted. In May 1943 at Suantico Virginia he became a FBI firearms instructor. Riffle, a 1941 University of Cincinnati Law College graduate and Ohio Bar admittee, also earned a 1938 BA from Ohio Wesleyan. He will practice in Clermont and Hamilton Counties from Batavia and Cincinnati offices.
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