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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1941
Page
8
The report of condition for First National Bank of Batavia Ohio as of June 1941 shows total assets $729 056 80 and deposits $629 304 84 with capital accounts and memos. The document includes a funeral tribute from Felicity Lodge No 102 F and A M plus Masonry verse and memorial notice for Thomas J Donald with mourning observances.
A home remedy suggests mixing a teaspoon of table salt with equal parts of baking soda and boric acid in one pint of boiling water, then adding a teaspoon of glycerine. When cooled, store in a clean bottle and bathe the eyes frequently to relieve strain and irritation.
A Cincinnati stock yard notices promote aggressive cattle and calf sales with a customer first message. The ad emphasizes service and reliability and provides an office phone number Kirby 5062 for sales inquiries.
The Women's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist Church will host an ice cream social on the church lawn Friday evening July 11. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served.
The Owensville Grange will visit Edenton on Wednesday evening July 16 for its annual visit program. Grange members are invited to attend. Mayme Ulrey is the lecturer.
Sealed bids for Williamsville-Tabasco School District Clermont County refunding notes amounting to $1159.25 are due by 7 30 p m August 2 1941. Notes bear up to 4 percent interest, mature July 1949, callable after November 30, bids go to lowest rate with face value as minimum. Bruce Bennett, Clerk.
Thomas E. Cooper as Ancillary Administrator of Lara F. Cooper deceased files in Clermont County Ohio probate a petition seeking sale of real estate in Hopkins Subdivision Amelia to cover debts and costs. Defendants include John G. Cooper and numerous relatives residents of Kentucky and Ohio. They must answer by August 16, 1941.
By order of the Batavia Village School District Board sealed bids are invited for concrete, brick, cinder block, lumber, windows, mortar and related materials for an addition to the Batavia School. Bids due August 9 1941 at noon with 5 percent bid bond. bids opened at the Board session.
Resolutions honor Brother George Louderback who died June 22, 1941. The lodge notes his passage through life as a mason, drapes in mourning for thirty days, and offers condolences to the family. A committee signs the tribute and sends a copy to relatives. The message closes with reflective lines about distance and memory.
Poultry specialists warn that more than five percent cottonseed meal in hen feed can cause mottled yolks and pink tinged whites after storage. Strongly flavored feeds such as cheese weed purse and field pennycress can color both whites and yolks. Turnips onions garlic and leeks are among the worst offenders for off flavors.
Roy Dearstyne of North Carolina State College warns dirt floor poultry houses threaten welfare. If used, scrape monthly and remove four to six inches of dirt, replacing with clean sand or soil from unpolluted sources. Removed material must go to an area where chickens do not range.
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