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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1944
Page
8
Real estate ad offers a four apartment house with 14 rooms registered under rent control. Three apartments are rented, immediate possession of apartment No. 1 possible. Owner claims home and income between $45 and $55 per month, water supply good, ideal location, no mortgages, price $7,500, deal with owner to save.
For sale a variety of home furnishings including rugs curtains spreads living room and bedroom suites beds a oil cook stove bicycle toys and small tables. Open all day and evening Saturday July eighth at 109 Main Street Bethel near the Journal office.
W. H. Jones, longtime Clermont County farmer who moved from Brown County as a boy, died at his Jackson Pike home at noon Wednesday July 5 at age 74 after a two year illness. Survived by two children GL Jones of Marathon and Mrs. Etta Love of Williamsburg Ohio and a brother near Blanchester. His wife died less than a year ago. Funeral from J Isaac Maham Funeral Parlors Friday at 2 with services at Greenberry church at 2:30.
John Slye of Chap Cook California visits his parents in Nicholsville while Mrs Mary Slye moves from Amelia to Carl Slye's home due to illness. E A McMurchy longtime Nicholsville resident dies suddenly June 2 with funeral held June 28 at White Funeral Home New Richmond conducted by Rev Ellsberry and A E
Maj. Walter B. Clausen, Pacific veteran and former chief AP correspondent with Admiral Nimitz, has joined WCKY Cincinnati. He appears daily at 6 and 11 p m providing analysis of the latest war news with vast Far East experience dating back to 1910.
Mary Jones of Clough Pike on Sunday. Mrs Rosa Leisure returned home Sunday after several days visit with her son and family in Cincinnati. Mr and Mrs James Crist of Madisonville were visitors of Mr and Mrs Geo Elick on Sunday. Mrs Anna Edwards spent Monday in Cincinnati calling on friends.
Relatives from Louisville Indiana and Indiana communities attended the funeral for E A MacMurchy. Attendees included Frank Turton from Dayton Ohio and Mr and Mrs Fred Cramer of Pleasant Ridge. The Sunday School at Spring Grove hosted a picnic at Burke Park for John Slye on furlough. Other items note Marion Calloway’s Dayton employment and a marriage announcement for Imelda White to Louis E Wolf in Natchitoches Louisiana.
A brief notice directs readers to obtain further calendar rationing details from their local board. It notes that the calendar guidance requires local board consultation for complete information.
The notice outlines Blue and Red stamps from Book 4 with monthly point limits and weekly allowances for paints and other items, sugar stamps 30 to 32 with weekly halves per person, Sugar stamp 40 for home canning through February, and Spare stamp 37 required with R-323. It notes No 1 and 2 airplane stamps in Book 3 remain valid for one pair until further notice and warns merchants may not accept loose stamps.
The plan issues 30 day gasoline rationing with three riders per applicant and stamps A-12 B-3 B-4 C-8 C-4 valid for specified gallon amounts. Car owners must write license numbers on coupons to deter black market. Commercial tires require biannual or 5000 mile inspections. passenger tire inspections end and records kept for future applications.
Coupon 4 and 5 become valid February 8 and expire September 30. All have value of PP registrations for each unit. All change making coupons and reserve coupons valid throughout heating year. Return application for next season, stations as soon as received.
Certificates to purchase stoves that burn coal wood oil or gas must be obtained from local boards under new heating and cooking supply rules.
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