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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1941
Page
5
Courier correspondence lists numerous local families and guests visiting for the Fourth of July and weekends. Residents include the Coxs, Buettingers, Hicks, Hitchcocks, Dr. Sutton, Fitzpatrick, Hul ing, Anness, Bailey, and many others visiting Alexandria to Cincinnati area friends and relatives.
Mrs. Ketler improves as friends note progress. Ray Gibson and Louise Thomas with relatives in Chattanooga. Hoffman and Kline families entertain visitors from Huntington. Schulz, Donavan, Wortman, Isaack families visit. Kurtinitis family returns from Wisconsin. Sperry and Helvey households host Fourth of July guests.
In memory of Second Lieut George E M Kelly of the Thirtieth Infantry assigned to the aviation section for flying training. He was killed at the field near San Antonio Texas on May 10 1911.
The Roy Smith family mourns the death of Mrs. Smith who died in Columbus and was buried in Cincinnati. Numerous local relatives and friends visited, shared condolences, and attended gatherings as neighbors extended sympathy and support. Several families and individuals listed visited the Smiths and other local households, with travel to Cincinnati and Kentucky towns noted. An ice cream party on the Fourth by the Hauser and Stone families is mentioned.
Mrs Clarence Blackburn formerly of Monterey died Saturday at her Spencerville home. Sympathy is extended to the bereaved Edith Powell who motored to Wilmington last Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs James Perkins and Mrs Elizabeth Gillaspie visited Mr and Mrs John Jackson in Nicholsville Friday evening. Local youths traveled to Coney Friday night. Mr and Mrs Ralph Thompson and daughter Carol visited her parents Saturday and Sunday evening. Mt Pisgah First Aid class starts Friday night at Morley Figgins home.
Summerside residents and guests share visits and holiday gatherings. Mrs. Frank Wiederhold of Mi amiville and sisters Mrs. W. C. Bickel and Miss F. Baumann hosted Thursday. Rose Vogt visited Newtown friends and Mrs. Laura Rilea on the 4th of July. Families from Birmingham Michigan Pittsburg Pennsylvania Dayton Norwood Norwood area joined Mr and Mrs H Theis for a weekend gathering. Mr and Mrs C Roesiger Norwood stayed with Mr and Mrs Wm Schneider for the weekend.
Mount Holly marks with Dawson family from Moscow the 4th of July reunion with Dr. James Mulford of Lebanon. Social items include visits from Mrs. Edna Stickle Hyde Park and relatives to W. W. Widmieyer Wyoming who is critically ill, and Beulah McMillin recuperating at Roy Sellers Madisonville. Luther Taylor and bride honeymoon in Canada then return to Amelia. Harry Lytle narrowly escaped an auto accident near Mt. Holly. dinners with N. A. Thayer in Hamlet. Mrs. Paul Jordan Cincinnati visited Roy Yazell. a group of visitors at Fagin’s including Adele Michell John Swing C J Swing and Edna Ernst. Defiance College idle school report by young ladies.
Willowville residents Verna Jean Efick Kate Retzler Catherine Reichert and friends enjoyed a pleasant day out and an evening show. Mr and Mrs Clarence Proud of Cincinnati called on old neighbors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Pete Filippi visited the Retzlers Sunday. The Ray Blick family spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs George Prince in Celina Ohio.
Farm animals learn to use a cagelike brush off fly trap to escape horn flies. The 7 by 6 by 10 foot cage with a fly tight roof uses interior canvas flaps and is set along animal routes to pasture, dairy barns, or water sources. The Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine offers plans via postcard request.
Batavia hosts and guests attended a Fourth of July picnic at Judge Clarence N Young and Mrs Margaret E Dennison home. Guests included E P Goodwin Stella Littleton Clara Fisher Ada Morris Ruby Adams Bethel, Denver visitor Mrs Francis Peacheck, Milford guests Magee Adams and William J Magee.
The article argues that water cooling is superior to air for milk on farms. It notes that milk cools faster when submerged in water and recommends a cooling tank with well water, using main stock-tank water first, as a practical solution for dairymen who sell cream.
A silage crop can be grown harvested and put in the silo for about 2 dollars per ton. A cow must eat 100 pounds of grass daily to produce 20 to 25 pounds of milk. Since 4H club work began nationwide it has reached over 8,000,000 rural youths. Hens lay about as many eggs in spring as in the other eight months. Cows graze 8 hours daily and rest 16 hours. bulls should be confined for safety but fed quality hay and silage to maintain herd value.
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