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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
6
Batavia Ohio newspaper note announces editor and publisher origins dating to 1836 and lists subscription rates of $1.50 for six months. It indicates a periodical mail matter and entry at the Batavia post office.
Clermont County observes National Farm Safety Week July 21 27 stressing farmers vital role in economy and safety. Past tolls show 19 500 deaths and 1 800 000 non fatal injuries in 1941 19 500 deaths and 1 800 000 non fatal injuries. Falls burns and firearms cause most incidents while highway accidents kill about a third of farm deaths.
In Washington Democrats blocked a $100 million cut to War Assets Administration funding. The plan would have lowered administrative costs to 15 percent, but veterans would still see material allocations delayed as supplies go to speculators.
A hymn reflecting faith in Jesus as helper and guide. The piece speaks of strength from above and eternal life bought by Christ. Marian Watts signs the text as author and presents a devotional tone for believers.
The clippings mix playful captions, quips, and civic-sphere snippets. It touches on politics, media, dogs, science forecasts, and a social gathering with named local women and a hospital update.
At Loveland Methodist Church on Sunday July 21 a sermon at 10 50 and a basket dinner for visitors from New Lexington Ohio will follow in the church basement. Rev H H Wilbur formerly of New Lexington leads the service and guests include local residents.
The Invincible Club will hold a bake sale at Taylor Church at 9 o'clock on Saturday July 20. all are welcome. The M Y F of Taylor Church hosted a luncheon on July 10 at the rath shelter in the home of Mr and Mrs Kennedy with twenty guests present. Mrs Henry Greenwald remains in Christ Hospital after an operation Friday night July 19 and is reported to be recovering well. Dr and Mrs Robert A Caskey returned home Saturday from a month long vacation through the western states. Dr and Mrs A A Gruber and their son Bobble were among Sunday attendees.
Miss Thelma Davis visited relatives in Indiana. The Youth Fellowship of Amelia met at Nancy Hicks home Friday. Clyde McCadin and family from Cincinnati and James Edwards from Buffalo visited George Haas family Friday night. Haas family hosted siblings Sunday. Elaine Adams Joyce Davidson Bonnie Snyder and Marvin Maxon attend Sabina Camp Grounds this week. Dorothy Deck returns from vacation Wednesday. Ice Cream Social at Christian Chapel drew several locals. Tri C Class hosted by Viola Miller with a shower for Evanshine newlyweds.
Rev and Mrs G T Brown along with Mrs Anna Shepard Mrs Esther Hooper Mrs Clarence Zimmerman and Mr Robert Bramham attended a mortgage burning at Mt Zion Church on July 14. Mrs Fannie Thomas returned home Sunday after a four week visit in Kentucky with relatives. Her niece Dorothy Jean Pields was mentioned in the report.
New baby carrier called the CuddleSeat gains U S attention after a San Francisco attorney saw it in Sydney while with the War Shipping Administration. An aircraft engineer designed the device marketed in America with plans for Midwest rollout. It straps over the shoulder and rests on the hip, freeing both arms for shopping or travel. Made of cotton with a plywood seat and removable pillow, it is washable and hygienic.
Sunday School notes by Lundquist summarize Jesus and true worship from Deuteronomy 8 and Mark 12. The lesson stresses worship as reliance on God, balancing life, protecting against idolatry, and renewing strength through waiting on the Lord. It warns against near salvation without full commitment and urges faithful devotion.
Neil H. McElroy of Procter & Gamble was named to fill the Cincinnati board seat of Frederick V. Geier on the Cincinnati Branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland. Geier resigned due to press of business. McElroy has a long P&G background and Harvard education.
A historical note shows the average cost to drive a motor car per mile dropping from 18 cents in 1902 to 3.1 cents by 1938, reflecting significant efficiency and economic changes over the period.
The piece promotes bold 1920s inspired style with open crown hats, long skirts, cloche hats, and dramatic accessories. It highlights jewelry worn in novel ways such as belts with buckles and throat rings, multiple bracelets, and pearl accents, emphasizing bright color and polished leather accents.
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