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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1945
Page
5
Sugar substitutes and low sugar desserts dominate a January collection of recipes. The guide suggests using fruits like pears, maple or corn syrup for sweetness, and features several bake and dessert ideas including Marble Molasses Cake and a Sugarless Icing. Also included are Ginger Pudding and Orange Fig Whip, with church notices and contact requests embedded in the page.
Practical tips for finishing stewed or fresh fruit with sugar or syrup near the end of cooking. A pinch of salt enhances sweetness during simmering. Dried fruits can be transformed into fruit whips without added sugar by simmering, straining, and folding in beaten egg whites with dark corn syrup.
Lynn Chambers offers a point saving menu including calves liver baked in sour cream with buttered spinach fried potatoes apple cranberry salad and rolls with jelly ginger pudding recipe provided.
Bhaithag Holy Trinity Church in Batavia lists Holy Communion Sunday for the Holy Name Society and all men and boys. Sunday Masses are at 8 and 10 a.m. Weekday Masses Tuesday and Friday at 8 a.m. Rosary and Prayers for Peace Thursday at 2 p.m.
St Philomena Church in Stonelick lists Sunday Mass at 8 a m and weekday Masses at 8 a m on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday noting liturgical times for parishioners.
The Methodist Church promotes The Crusade for Christ to end war by 1975 and curb wartime film scenes. It urges participation in Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 and features a sermon theme Stories From the Battle Front.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio lists Sunday School at 1 30 P M preaching at 2 45 P M and evening service at 7 45 P M with a Thursday 7 45 P M prayer meeting and a special service on Thursday January 11 led by Flora Bell Slater returned missionary from New Mexico. The Rev C A Rutherford pastor invites the public to hear this speaker.
Thomas Meldrum of 1538 Chapel Street Cincinnati Ohio has been duly appointed executor of the estate of Edythe Hunter deceased late of Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio. Dated January 6 1945 James W Walker Attorney Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge. Jan 11-T-3.
Milford officials consider bids from five manufacturers for a new pumper unit. Custom builds range from 5400 to 8600 dollars with 750 gallon capacity. one bid includes 4865 dollars for a commercial chassis. A $7500 emergency bond issue will fund the purchase. WPB priority may expedite the project.
Owen Billingsley came home for Christmas with his wife and son then to Chicag o for schooling. Sgt. Lloyd Rocholz returned to camp in California after furlough with relatives. his wife went with him to Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman dined together last Sunday. Mrs. Bertha Heltman of Batavia visited sister Mrs. Frank McGuire Friday and Saturday. Mrs. Charles Merice and Mildred spent Saturday in Cincinnati. Three Wortman children stayed with grandmother Mrs. Will Isaacks last week. Mr. and Mrs. Merice, Mr. Isaack, and Alfred Rapp called on Mr. Kaelin at Mariemont Hospital.
Frank M. Gatch and George Thyen sustained minor injuries after Gatch’s car swerved east on Main Street and struck a Cincinnati Street Railway Co bus traveling west on Main at Race Street. Bus driver was James Murray of Cincinnati. Gatch received chest injuries and Thyen a head injury treated by Dr. A. P. Basinger.
Neighbors and relatives express gratitude for sympathy and support after the death of Olie Ray Franks husband father and grandfather. The Rev I E Jenkins Amelia Lodge No 590 F A M Cincinnati Planer Co Cincinnati Planet Co donors of flowers and cards pallbearers and Mr Moore for funeral management. Minnie Lee Franks
A large assortment of farm machinery and supplies offered in excellent condition. Includes tractors, plows, planters, cultivators, harvesters, wagons, hay tools, bins, fencing, and feed equipment with quantities and various attachments. Also features corn crib, alfalfa hay, straw, and miscellaneous small tools.
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