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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1946
Page
7
Holy Trinity Church Batavia offers Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. and Tuesday and Friday 8 a.m. Rosary and Prayers for Peace occur Thursdays at 2 p.m. St Philomena Church Stonelick serves Sunday Mass at 8 a.m. and weekday Masses on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8 a.m.
First Church of Christ, Scientist Forestville announces reading room hours Monday to Friday 1 to 4 pm Thursday evening 7 to 9 pm and Saturday 11 am to 9 pm. A cordial invitation is extended for services and reading room use.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio lists Sunday School at 1 30 P M Preaching at 2 45 P M Evening Service at 7 45 P M and Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 45 P M for weekly worship.
The Stonelick Baptist Church seeks to clarify a local issue titled The Frae ae in Stonelick. Community members are invited to learn more about the matter and participate in upcoming discussions at the church.
The notice lists multiple churches and pastors including Le Rey J A Shirer and Rev John C Doyle. It details Sunday worship at 10 30 A M Bible School 9 30 A M Evangelistic services 8 00 P M with midweek prayer and evening services. Also mentions I E Jenkins and Rev A C Rainsburger as pastors.
Batavia Presbyterian Church schedules worship at 9:30 and service at 10:45 led by Rev Walter Zeanah with Clinton P Anderson noted as Secretary of Agriculture. U S poultrymen report a 1946 egg production cut of 15 percent. A government surplus bed wire ceiling price of 4 dollars 85 cents per 80 rod roll is set and 66 000 rolls stored in San Francisco and New York will be sold for civilian use by the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with each roll bearing the ceiling price tag.
Loveland residents hosted Christmas dinners for relatives and friends from Cincinnati Hamilton Dayton and Pleasant Ridge. Local gatherings included the Philathea Class Christmas party at the Methodist Church with devotions and a Dickens reading. Discharges from the Army and Navy back home were noted for Alfred Metzgar and Calvin Rodeheffer.
Colonel Oliver W. Hughes of Batavia Ohio is assigned to the Ground Development Section at Army Ground Forces Headquarters in Washington. A Navy veteran with Pacific service, Hughes attended West Point and The Command and General Staff School. He served 1944 to 1945 with the 84th Infantry Division and saw action in Rome Arno North Apennines and Po Valley campaigns. Decorations include Legion of Merit Bronze Star and Silver Star with Oak Leaf Cluster. Wife Lydia B. Hughes of Omaha Nebraska and home in Memphis Tennessee.
Card of thanks extends gratitude to relatives friends and local businesses for floral offerings visits and courtesy during the funeral. Also notes All Ohio time conference to be held at Ohio State University on Friday January 4 1946 with sessions starting at 9 30 in the Administration Building.
Poultry movement to market was unusually heavy while prices stayed firm due to strong speculative demand. November storage volume set a record, and turkey receipts remained unusually heavy at Thanksgiving with active demand clearing all offerings.
A. C. Munden, Batavia mayor, appeals churches schools and civic groups to join the Victory Clothing Collection aiming for 100 000 000 garments plus shoes and bedding to aid Europe China and the Philippines in 1946. Messages of goodwill encouraged with gifts.
Clermont County visitors gathered at Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Ketchum in Zephyrsville Florida for a Dutch Christmas dinner. Guests included Fred Ingalls Hazel Pollitt Barbara Piet Mrs Henry Allinger R.S Tyler Sr and others. The turkey was mellow and dressing rare as the group sauntered home at 10:30 p m with plans to meet again next year.
Anderson announced a 1946 price support plan for eggs stressing government purchases of dried whole eggs. Farmers would cut laying flocks by 13 percent and produce 15 percent fewer eggs due to demand and limited feed, with department purchases to be sold for export, to other agencies, or for school lunch programs. Facilities could dry 2.5 to 3 million cases monthly if needed.
F Anderson announced the Government will seek egg price supports aimed at a national average farm price around 29 cents per dozen during the upcoming heavy production season. The plan, previously disclosed, targets about 27 cents at farm level for all grades and sizes, with earlier spring flush season at 27 cents for candled eggs and 24 cents for other grades.
The government announces potato support prices based on farm loaded trucks. In Ohio U S No 1 grade ranges from 1.50 per hundredweight in August and September to 1.75 in December. No price schedule is set for lower grades.
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