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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1945

Page

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Veterans aid in Ohio farm purchase plan

County FSA committees begin selecting applicants for 1946 tenant purchase loans under Bankhead Jones. Half of $50 million is earmarked for World War II veterans with waived county limits. non veterans face county price caps. In Ohio loans up to 40 years at 3 percent, up to 100 percent of price, with flexible payments and farm planning help. Clermont County committee members named.

Ohio A. L. Sorensen State Farm Security Administration Sorensen National Congress FSA Clermont County Herbert K. Lemar Henry Baudendistel Hugh Donovan

Celebrate 25th Wedding Anniversary of Ray Canter

On Tuesday evening June 26 relatives gathered at the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. N. Mc Graw in Mt Carmel to honor Ray and Mrs Canter on their 25th wedding anniversary. The bride and groom were invited and greeted by a large group as memories of their Bethel wedding day were recalled. Rev. C N Fisher performed the ceremony. Cream and cake were served. Attendees included Mr. Charles Willis Mrs R A Cooper with Jack and Barbara Harry Willis and others.

V. N. ‘McGraw Mt. Carmel Ray Canter Mear Bethel C. N. Fisher Charles Willis R. A. Cooper Jack Barbara Harry Willis

Petitions Circulated for Storm Sewer Plan in Batavia

Citizens along Broadway Spring North and Wood streets are being asked to sign petitions on a proposed storm sewer system with gutters and curbs. The plan would fund improvements by a bond issue with 2 percent village contribution and assessments on property frontage. Walter F. Manion of Cincinnati drafts extension plans. State Board of Health approves East Fork disposal site. negotiations ongoing.

Batavia Broadway Spring Wood Walter F. Manion Cincinnati

Clermont Saddle Club Holds Regular Meeting

The Clermont Saddle Club met June 30 at Cabin Damm's Lake with strong attendance between showers. L V Nowlin presided with Cecelia Mortis as secretary. They planned a Sunday ride a hayride and an amateur horse show and presented a hand painted plaque to all members. The non profit group is open to any Clermont resident interested in horses.

Clermont Saddle Club Cabin Damm’s Lake L. V. Nowlin Cecelia Mortis

Withamsville Tobasco PTA Dance for Playground Benefit

The Withamsville Tobasco PTA sponsors a Friday July 6 dance at the school to raise funds for the playground. Music by the Stardusters. an amateur show from 8:00 to 9:00 with prizes. Call Mrs. Jack Garr Batavia 3964 to enter.

Withamsville-Tobasco P.T.A Withamsville-Tobasco Stardusters Jack. Garr Batavia

Clermont County Forms Solid Fuels Committee for Coal Distribution

At a county meeting in the courthouse conference room Clermont County forms a permanent Solid Fuels Committee to direct next winter’s coal distribution under an 80 percent allotment. Ray Greenfield outlines plans. Homer Remley elected permanent chairman, Manley Hill remains vice chair, and Frank Hoggatt named secretary. Twelve mayors and multiple community reps join. residents urged to file fuel declarations to secure supply.

Court House Clermont County Solid Fuels Committee Ray Greenfield SFAW Cincinnati Homer Remley Batavia Sam Ausman Williamsburg Manley A. Hill Newtonsville Frank B. Hoggatt A. C. Munden John P. Ginn New Richmond Lee McFarland Moscow Clyde Badgley Nevill C. P. Altman Felicity H T. Hutchinson Loveland A. B. Mattox Amelia Lloyd Gaul Owensville T. B. Davidson E. C. Marsh Joseph Barrere Yde Dericks Milford R. L. Canter Bethel George Koerkel Branch Hill James Motsinger Miamiville Jesse Grossnickel Edontort Goshen J. W. Strimp Withansvitley Edatley - Ball Mt Carmel Milton Behymer Locust Corners Bob Reynolds Jackson Township Emerson

Batavia Boy Begins Navy Recruit Training

John Richard Kimmerly aged 17 of Batavia Ohio is starting basic indoctrination at the U S Navy Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. He will undergo seamanship drill and general naval procedure instruction and aptitude tests to decide assignment to a service school shore station or sea duty. After recruit training he will receive a period of leave.

John Richard Kimmerly John J. Kimmerly Batavia Ohio U. S. Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois Naval Service

Grange Exchange Planned Between Newtonsville and Clermont

On July 10 at Newtonsville the Miami Grange hosts a program with Clermont Grange plus a house-dress contest. Clermont Grange will respond with an exchange at Miami Grange on July 20, inviting all members to attend for an entertaining and worthwhile evening.

Miami Grange Clermont Grange Newtonsville

Clermont County Fair Book Released for 96th Annual Event

The 96th Clermont County Fair is set for Owensville from August 14 to 17. Copies of the fair book are available from J. W. Evans, secretary, directors, or The Course offices. The Horse Show will resume under Clifford White, John Tylor, and Arthur Peed after wartime restrictions.

Clermont County Owensville J. W Evans Fair Board Mil Clifford White John Tylor Arthur Peed

Clermont County War Loan Boosted by Teachers Purchase

County Superintendent Mr. Frank B. Hoggatt announced that the State Teachers Retirement System purchased Treasury Bonds in the 7th War Loan Drive and, when credit is allocated, Clermont County's quota is boosted to 38500 dollars.

Clermont Frank B. Hoggatt Pruch Treasury Clermont County

Second Batavia Band Concert Friday Night

Batavia residents will hear the Batavia Band Concert at Court House Square Friday at 8 15 PM The director is Mr P F Jamieson The strong reception last Friday suggests continued concerts for the summer season.

Batavia P. F Jamieson Court House Square

Navy Seeks Wave Enlistments For 20000 Recruits

Navy drafts urgent call for 20000 WAVES with at least 2000 new enlistments monthly to support Pacific war needs. About 13000 hospital corps roles and others across the United States to be filled with women aged 20 to 36. Training includes eight weeks at Hunter College with hospital corps candidates getting two extra months.

Pacific Comdr R. H. Mallory Office of Naval Officer Procurement The Enquirer, Bldg Cincinnati Navy Mallory United States WAVE Hunter College New York City Naval Enquirer Bldg

Funeral Held for 11 Year Old Drowning Victim Lester Henderson

Funeral services were conducted Wednesday for Lester Henderson an 11 year old Batavia student and son of Harvey Henderson manager of Roudebush summer camps near Batavia. He drowned last Saturday in East Fork while swimming with other boys and sank in a hole. Batavia Fire Department attempts to revive him with pulmotor failed. He was in the fifth grade at Batavia School.

Lester Henderson Harvey Henderson Roudebush Batavia East Fork Batavia Fire Department Batavia School

Owensville Girl Joins ATSC at Wright Field

Esther M. Male of Batavia Ohio reports to Wright Field to work as a clerk typist in the Radio and Radar Subdivision of the Office Service Branch ATSC She is a 1945 Owensville High School graduate describing the Air Technical Service Command as handling engineering procurement maintenance and supply of Army Air Forces aircraft and equipment worldwide

Air Technical Service Command ATSC Wright Field Esther M. Male Batavia Ohio Miss Male Owensville Army Air Forces

MacDonald to debut in Romeo and Juliet at Cincinnati Summer Opera

Jeanette MacDonald will make her Cincinnati Summer Opera debut as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet on July 10 at the Zoo Opera House. A second performance is set for July 25 with MacDonald in the role. The season also features Ti Vittore conducted by Nicholas Rescigno with a star cast, plus upcoming operas Othello Tosca Don Pasquale and Aida in July.

Jeanette MacDonald Cincinnati Juliet Zoo Opera House Cincinnati Summer Opera Association 4Th Main Streets Oscar F. Hild Miss MacDonald Nicholas Rescigno Metropolitan Opera Stella Roman Kerstin Thorberg Frederick Jagel Virgil Lazzari Rescigno Leonard Bernstein San Carlo Opera Company United States Cincinnati Summer Opera Giovanni Martinelli Lawrence ‘Tibbett Tosca Armand Tokatyan Angelo Pilotto Don Pasquale Salvatore Baccaloni Aida Kerstin Thorborg Fredrick Jagel

County Receives $21 253 From State Auto Fees

Clermont County earns $21 254.40 in second auto tag money distribution with district shares and town allocations. OPA lifts quota on new 1942 cars for essential transport. used car ceilings drop 4 percent. War Loan figures show Clermont Board subscriptions at 272 percent of its $321 quota.

OPA Cincinnati Clermont County War Price and Rationing Board Clermont Board Frank M. Quinn Bureau of Motor Vehicles Clermont County Amelia Batavia Bethel Felicity Loveland Milford Neville New Richmond Newtonsville Owensville Williamsburg

4-H Club Meeting Notes and Plans

The 4-H club opened at 8 19 P M with roll call. Two reports covered Rabbits and Farm Median. The Goshenettes will join July 2 at 8 P M at the schoolhouse to plan a community project.

Mediana Goshenettes

Catfish Hookers 4-H elect officers at June meeting

Glen Este 4-H Club The Catfish Hookers met June 26 at Francis Rapp home with five members. Francis Rapp was elected President and Raymond Peterson Secretary. Pop and potato chips were served. Next meeting will be at Jake Noll's home.

Catfish Hookers Eugene Feiertas Francis Rapp Raymond Peterson Jake Noll

Mt Carmel 4-H Club Holds Sixth Meeting

The Mt Carmel 4-H Club met Monday evening June 18 at James Ostendorp home with Gene Romohr presiding. All members attended and a new member enrolled. An outing to Coney Island was approved with Ostendorp to provide transportation. A pingpong game entertained members.

Mt. Carmel James Ostendorp Gene Romohr Coney Island

E L Hawkins Passes Away Saturday

Edmund L. Hawkins a longtime Clermont County farmer and Republican leader died at his New Richmond home last Saturday. He was a lifelong resident and a descendant of an early pioneer family. funeral services were held at T. P. White Funeral Home with burial at Mt Pisgah Cemetery.

Edmund L. Hawkins New Fi Alberta Hawkins New Richmond Clermont County Ohio Township T. P. White Mt. Pisgah

Funeral of Gen. Jackson Attended by Thousands

A Nashville to Washington Union letter reports 2500 to 3000 people at General Jackson's funeral on July 4, 1845. About 200 carriages lined the procession. Rev. Edges led the services with prayer, a sermon, a hymn, further prayers, and final psalm at the grave, followed by solemn remarks.

Jackson Nashville Washington Union Edges

Tariff Take Center Stage In 1894 Party Canvass

Fifty years ago on July 3 1894 the silver question faded as Ohio Republicans proclaimed against it and Kentucky Democrats trampled it. Indiana editors who favored it reversed stance, leaving tariff as the sole issue of revenue protection and surplus with parties split on policy.

Ohio Kentucky Indiana

Longworth Blasts Wilson in Thirteenth Ward Talk

Congressman Nicholas Longworth told the Thirteenth Ward Republican Club last Thursday night that the country cannot be at peace while Woodrow Wilson stays in the White House. He argued for a peace treaty without an impractical League of Nations and predicted a Harding Coolidge landslide. Longworth blamed Wilson for vetoing a Republican budget said to save more than two billion dollars.

Woodrow Wilson White House Nicholas Longworth Thirteenth Ward Cluth League of Nations Wilson Longworth Harding Coolidge

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Veterans ON Saddle Club Withamsville-Tobasco Pta Newtonsville Grange Cine O.P.A Goshen Boosters Glen Este 4-H Club E. L. Hawkins
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