Farmers Picnic to Feature WLW Broadcast at Clermont
The Clermont County Farmers Picnic at the Fair Grounds July 12 will include a 15 minute WLW broadcast from 10 45 a m with Mr Merton Emmert interviewing guest speaker P C Wilson secretary of the National Livestock Marketing Association A 20 prize for early arrival and a full day of events including a 4 H softball tournament music by the Columbia System a 50 piece band and a truth or consequence contest The event is sponsored by the Farm Bureau and Cincinnati Producers with lunch served by the Goshen Ladies Aid
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Merton Emmeret
WLW
WLUW
Clermont County Farmers Picnc
Fair Grounds
Emmeret
P. C. Wilson
National Livestock Marketing Association of Chicago
Emmert
Clermont Co
Kansas State College
Columbia System
Farm ~Bureau
Cincinnati Producers
Goshen Ladies Aid
Prisoner Jimmy Courtney Escapes From Barber Shop Chase
Deputy Frank Abbott chased Jimmy Courtney after a jailer took him to Dinty Grimes' barbershop for a haircut. Courtney fled during the shave, but Abbott pursued and found him hidden under a bush and returned him to the county jail. Federal authorities await for charges of car theft.
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Frank Abbott
Mr. Abbott
Jimmy (Daniels) Courtney
Pritz
Jimmy
Frank
Mr.Abbott
First And Only Talkie Of Passion Play At Church
United Brethren Church will show the talking motion picture "Golgotha" in its basement on July 29. It is billed as the first and only talking version of the Passion Play and will feature a complete sound system, projector, and screen to ensure clear sight and sound for all attendees.
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United Brethren Church
Batavia Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Fund Drive
Sunday school at 9 30 A M led by Mr John Huntington with minister R Spangler Morning worship at 10 30 A M delivered by Rev Edward Andree new district superintendent Wednesday C I C class picnic hosted by Mrs Horn Owensville Friday Women s Society home made ice cream festival on church lawn Cs Beat The Price Raise Subscribe to The Courier Before July 15
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John Huntington
Edward Andree
Horn
Owensville
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Railroad Retirement Board urges pre 1937 service filings
The Railroad Retirement Board asks all workers with railroad service before 1937 to file statements now with the Board or their last employer to confirm eligibility for future retirement payments. About 230,000 of 1.2 million potential credit holders have not submitted statements. Special forms are available from the Board or its Cincinnati field office.
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Railroad Retirement Board
Standard Railway
United States Postoffice
Cincinnati
Ohio
Young People Open Annual Camp At Loveland
The Clermont County Council of Religious Education will hold its 21st annual camp at Epworth Heights Camp Ground near Loveland starting Sunday. Youths 14 and older should register at Epworth Hall 3 to 6, with a 6 pm basket supper and 7:30 pm Vesper service led by Grace Houlder. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Althaus, Miss Schneider, and Mrs. Main serve as dean and director with Miss Pollock assisting.
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Epworth Heights Camp Ground
Loveland
Young People’s Department
Clermont County Council of Religious Education
Epworth Hall
Grace
Houlder
Thomas B. Foster
Terrace Park High School
C.P. Althaus
Bethel
China
Vivian Schneider
Batavia
Sara L. Pollock
Milford
United Brethren Church Service Schedule and Guest Speaker
Walter J. Bauer and Sept J B Jenkins minister the United Brethren Church with Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship at 10 30 a m and Christian Endeavor as well as an evening service at 7 30 p m Miss Viola Miller returned missionary will be guest speaker in the evening.
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Walter J. Bauer
J. B. Jenkins
Cherokee Tradition on De Soto Through the Smokies
A Cherokee tradition in North Carolina holds that De Soto traversed the Great Smoky Mountains on his march toward the Southeast region. The fragment notes a cultural belief linking early Spanish exploration with Cherokee lands.
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North Carolina
de Soto
Smokies
the We
Grace Josephine Hulick and James William Hulick Wed
Mr and Mrs Joseph Baumann of near Batavia announce the marriage of their daughter Grace Josephine to James William Hulick son of Mr and Mrs Lott Hulick of Batavia on July 4 at 8 30 pm at the bride home Rev Jenkins officiated the ceremony was private Velma Baumann was maid of honor Ralph Hulick was best man a wedding supper followed at the bride’s home
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Joseph Baumann
Batavia
Grace Josephine
James William Hulick
Lott Hulick
Rev
Jenkins
Velma
Ralph
Oklahoma golf course becomes night playable on campus
The University of Oklahoma lights the golf course to allow students and business people to play after dark, extending practice and recreation opportunities on campus.
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University of Oklahoma
Fragmented 1919 News Fragments Reflect Turbulent Times
OCR snippets note global conflict with Hitler and Stalin, mentions immunity to cruelty, home lockdown warnings, and a 1919 landscape. It recalls automobile fatalities surpassing bombs during Fourth of July, Prohibition starting July 1, and a Reds‑Riddle baseball reference. Also hints at county fairs and pork shortages warned by the Agricultural Department.
Milk Producers to Meet in Batavia Court House
The Milk Producers Union will hold its regular session at the Courthouse in Batavia on Friday evening July 11 at 8 p m.
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Milk Producers Union
Courthone
Batavia
Women Returning To Work Must Have Cards
Married women returning to work after homemaking must have social security account numbers if employed in commerce or industry. Women who have not worked since 1938 should visit the Cincinnati Social Security Field Office to obtain cards in their married names using the original account number for proper wage recording and future benefits.
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Cincinnati
Social Security Board
Edwin Baum
Linger Knots Club News Meets at Bethel Park
Batavia Linger Knots gathered at Bethel Park on July 7 at 7 p.m. They recited the 4-H Pledge reviewed the fair banner plan enjoyed a picnic lunch and played games led by recreation leader Wilma Brothers and closed with songs reported by Betty Pringle.
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Bethel Park
Wilma Brothers
Betty Pringle
Billion-dollar boom as draft calls cap Clermont County
In Clermont county a July 1 draft call lists 182 men turning 21 with Board No. 1 registering 82 and Board No. 2 registering 100. Induction set for July 16 from Batavia, Milford, Amelia, and Route 1 areas. Recorder Rollin Coyle notes record business for deeds and mortgages as wartime spending reshapes local fortunes.
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Clermont County
Board No. 1
Oard No
Clermont
Batavia
Fort Thomas
Board No
Henry Sawyer
Milford
John D. Workman
Amelia
Woodrow O. Brock
Gals Who Quit Jobs Can't Collect Unemployment
Ohio unemployment officials report cases where married women quit work to seek draft deferment for husbands while attempting to collect unemployment benefits. A wife who leaves employment and refuses another suitable job is not eligible for benefits, officials say.
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Ohio
Harry J. Patteson
Cincinnati
Patterson
Production Credit Loans Hit New Six Month Peak
Clermont county farmers helped boost the Lebanon Production Credit Association loan total for January through June 1941 to a record high of 325,606. The figure, up 16,588 from 1940, reflects financing of seasonal operations and defense related production. Since 1934 the association has loaned 2,937,863 to Warren, Butler, Highland, Hamilton, Clermont, Clinton and Brown counties.
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Clermont County
Lebanon Production Credit Association
Credit Co-Op
Albert Kellum
Bethel
Kellum
United States
Lebanon Association
Warren
Butler
Highland
Hamilton
Clermont
Clinton
Brown Counties
Expanation Of Hess Flight Amid Public Curiosity
The piece discusses the Rudolph Hess flight to England and the perceived significance, presenting a calm explanation of the Nazi plan and its treachery. It references a forthcoming Elks convention with the pass word Hello Bill and prompts readers about Clermont Courier subscription status.
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Rudolph Hess
England
Bill
The
Elks
Clermont Courier
AAA expands soybean oil program to raise 1941 production
Edward C. Saxton announces a revised AAA conservation rule allowing farmers to plant more soybeans in 1941 than in 1940 without payment deductions. The change aims to boost edible oil stocks for defense and normal use, with county adjustments for farms not representative of 1940. The USDA backs production increases and price support at 85 percent parity to secure a $1 per bushel loan.
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Edward C. Saxton
Clermont Co. Aaa Committee
Saxton
County Aaa Committee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
Department Ofgriculture
Clermont County Baseball News Recaps Close of First Half Standings
Williamsburg upsets Bethel 5 to 4 as Milford Eagles beat Goshen 6 to 5. New Richmond Merchants edge Milford Merchants 8 to 3. Fisher allows 3 hits and 19 strikeouts in nine. Mason-New Richmond game called off. Buford-Shumard rained out. Next Sunday’s slate and league meeting on Tuesday July 15 at Batavia.
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Clermont County
Williamsburg
Bethel
Milford Eagles
Goshen
New Richmond Merchants
Milford Merchants
Fisher
Mt. Crab
Batavia
Williamburg
New Richmond Giants
Mason Nicholsville
Shumard
Buford
New Rich Giants
New Rich. Merchants
Milford Merch
Shumards
Mason
Batavia AA
Cincinnati
Batavia School Park
Clermont Co
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