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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1946

Page

3

Reg Lar Fellers Council eyes former slaughterhouse for incinerator

Milford council weighs converting part of River side Park’s former slaughterhouse into an incinerator to dispose of garbage after recent disposal service failures. The plan accompanies a broader modernization of the Town Hall estimated at 6 000 dollars with painting lighting and new garage addition. The article also notes local obituaries and residents’ health updates amid ongoing tax levy discussions.

Riverside Park MacGregor A. Bancroft Public Property Committee County Budget Commission Council

Milford Sets Five Year Electric Rate Ordinance

After weeks of negotiation Milford adopts a five year electric rate ordinance with Cin cinnati Gas and Electric Co. Residential charges start at 5 cents per kWh for the first 40 kWh and step down to 2.25 cents for usage over 200 kWh, projecting about 3.60 dollars in annual savings for typical homes. The new rates also reduce costs for commercial and industrial customers. The company gains a five year operating franchise and street lighting contract. the lighting charge remains unchanged. Clarence Bickel joins Milford Fire Department, replacing Wilfred Kuhnell who moves to substitute status due to illness. Mayor Klenne seeds a weekly day off for police. Chief Romohr will have Wednesdays off and Patrolman Brewster Tuesdays.

Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co Corncil Louis M. Klenne Milford Police Department Joseph Romohr Charles “Chap” Brewster

Fire Destroys Barn on Pleasant Hill Farm

A large barn on William Hill’s farm at Pleasant Hill Road was destroyed by a fire last Tuesday forenoon. Milford firemen led by Chief Victor Kuhn prevented spread to nearby structures and limited damage to hay, wagon, farm machinery, tools, electrical gear, a trailer and a garage. Loss runs to thousands, property insured. Mayor Louis M. Kleine imposed telephone-info restrictions to speed firefighting and limit switchboard jams.

William Hill Pleasant Hill Road Milford Victor J. Kuhn Milord Exchange Louis M. Klenne Milford Exchange Kleine

Household Hints on Mayonnaise Dressing Use

Add mayonnaise dressing sparingly to salads and offer extra in a separate dish for safety. Many people prefer little dressing and a lavish taste may be too much for some readers.

Deaths Frank S Rothenhoefer longtime Cincinnati realtor

Frank S Rothenhoefer retired Cincinnati Terrace Park realtor died Saturday in a Cincinnati hospital after a long illness. He was 84 native of Indian Hill lived in Indian Hill and Terrace Park most of his life. Survived by widow Helen Edwards Rothenhoefer now of Madisonville a sister Carrie Worz Milford and a brother Gus Rothenhoefer. Services were held Tuesday at Craver Funeral Home with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Jane Fender also noted after a long illness.

Frank S. Rothenhoefer Cincinnati Harriet E. Druley Springfield Milford Universalist Church Craver Greenlawn Rothenhoefer Indian Hill Terrace Park Helen Edwards Rothenhoefer Madisonville Carrie Worz Milford Gus. Rothenhoefer Akron

U S Food Drive Sparks Distortions in Agriculture

The piece argues that emergency U S food relief actions, like changing wheat milling ratios, cause dislocations in agriculture. Poultry hatcheries face curtailment, baby chicks are gas fed, and stock moves prematurely, wasting feed. Tropical regions relying on U S flour risk spoilage due to altered product keeping qualities.

United State

Bulldozer Work Aids Basements Ponds and Roads

Bulldozer work is planned on basements ponds and road sites in New Richmond 3797 and Batavia 5537 with grading and site preparation tasks expected to begin soon. The project aims to improve drainage and access for local properties and infrastructure.

New Richmond Batavia

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