Employment Notice for Workers Aged 16 to 65
Work opportunities available with age range 16 to 65. Previous experience not essential. Employees must comply with W. M. C. rules and standards.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1944
Page
8
Work opportunities available with age range 16 to 65. Previous experience not essential. Employees must comply with W. M. C. rules and standards.
The Gray Garage offers Wilton and Axminster rugs rayon silk and cotton curtains silk and hand blocked linen drapes fine bed spreads floor lamps and many other home goods. New items weekly. Hav ing no rent to pay let us pass these savings on to you. C L Frank phone Ba 3723 Amelia Oh.
Non critical materials scarce urge farmers to use asbestos cement products for farm construction repairs. Asbestos shingles sidings board fireproof weatherproof and easy wall restoration. Booklet detailing uses titled Build It with Asbestos available free from Asbestos Farm Service Bureau Chicago.
Mr and Mrs Beatty and son Bob of Chicago formerly Detroit spent a pleasant week with Mr and Mrs H A Theis and sister Mrs Jack Irvin Virgil Bickel operated on at Camp Shelby Miss and will be hospital bound about a month Mrs A H Theis and daughter Mrs Jack Irvin and son Bobby visited Mrs C J Wright at Epworth Heights Nick Drescher of Foster Ohio called on the Schneider family at Summerside last Sunday
Calendar details awaiting guidance from local board. Information on rationing programs and scheduling is provided by local authorities for residents seeking clarity on eligibility and deadlines.
Public ration notice outlines blue stamps from A8 to V8 valid until use under Book 4 with 50 points per month per person and about 12 points weekly. Red stamps from A8 to V8 valid untill used rationed at half points per week per person.
Sugar stamps 30 31 and 32 pounds until used with a half pound per person weekly limit. Stamp 40 valid for 5 pounds for home canning through next February. Spare stamp 37 must accompany application R-323 to board for extra home canning sugar. No 1 and 2 airplane stamps in Book 3 valid for 1 pair each until further notice, thirty days in advance. Merchants will not accept loose stamps.
A 30 day gasoline ration plan issued to help applicants form car clubs. Each applicant must have three riders and ration allowances depend on meeting car sharing rules. Stamp A-12 covers 3 gallons through September 21, while B-3 B-4 C-3 and C-4 provide 5 gallons until used. license numbers must be written on all coupons.
Commercial vehicle tires require inspections every six months or five thousand miles, whichever comes first. Periodic passenger tire inspections have been discontinued and inspection records must be kept for use during supplemental gasoline or tire applications.
Fuel oil Coupon 4 and 5 become valid February 8 and expire September 30 with a value of 10 gallons per unit. All change-making and tesve coupons remain valid throughout the heating year. Return applications for next season and stations as soon as received.
Certificates to purchase most heating and cooking stoves that burn coal wood oil or gas must be obtained from local boards.
A community appeal urges residents to exceed their previous War Bond contributions as the Fifth War Loan closes July 8. The editor calls for unity and sacrifice at work and home to support soldiers in battle and avoid a failed oversubscription.
Mrs John Ayers of Mt Washington visited the Lakemire family last week. Bond sale raised 5000 dollars Wednesday night. Ashmore family of Georgetown Ohio stayed with Iretons. Jack Medara and wife from Washington DC vacationed here. Pvt Russell Watson of Camp Crowder Missouri spent a week with local friends. Miss Minta Johnson hosted the Seaman family on July 4. Ruth Hulick and daughter visited Fairfield Iowa. Marion Ashmore and family from Georgetown Ohio visited his mother. Lytle Swope of near Cleveland stayed with her sister. W R Ireton and Prof Prewett attended a Masonic meeting in Wilmington Ohio and had supper with R L Conrad family.
George Costigan and family spent several days with relatives in Owensville Kentucky. Mrs Costigan’s mother Mrs John Jackson accompanied them home. Guests included Mr and Mrs R Hunter of Florence Kentucky and Mrs D P Anderson of Columbus. Mrs Belle Fallon visited her son Herman in Cincinnati Hospital where he slowly recovers. The community extends sympathy on the death of Mrs Eva McMurchy’s husband. Mrs McMurchy spent her girlhood in Mt Holly. Mrs Richter and grandmother hosted the Thomas Fritz Hartmetz and Kremer families for Mr Richter’s birthday. Christian Chapel hosted a well attended service for the Eastern Star and service men. Rev Leek returned from vacation. Harley Pierson of Toledo visited briefly. his son spent weeks with his uncle Earl Binning.
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