Federal Reserve talk at Batavia Rotary Club meeting
B J Lazar Cincinnati Federal Reserve Bank managing director spoke at Batavia High School on July 15 1941. He discussed money as circulating medium the growth of the Fed system and noted bank membership increases after repeal of compulsory provisions. He showed counterfeit samples and a paper weight with unreedeemable coins recovered from fires.
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Federal Reserve System
B. J Lazar
Cincinnati
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland
Batavia Rotary Club
Vernon P. Martin, Jr
Lazar
Eli H. Speidel
Les Chenaux Islands
Speidels
P. F. Jamieson
First National Bank
Batavia
Deaths of David Brothers and Otto Kohler
David Brothers husband of Emma and father of Clarence died suddenly Monday July 21 at his Batavia home. Remains at Moore Funeral Home Batavia with services Thursday July 24 at 2 pm. Otto Kohler brother of Edith Kohler Olive Branch and Emma Burkey Clarington died suddenly. funeral Sunday night at 7 and burial at Chilo Ohio.
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David Brothers
Emma
Curliss
Clarence
Batavia
Moore Funeral Home
Otto Kohler
Edith Kohler
Olive Branch
Emma Burkey
Clarington, C
Chilo
Ohio
Shower Held For Charlot Himes Elam
A miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs Charlot Elam at Alpha Iles home Saturday afternoon. Attendees included Betty McCloy Rose Mary Halpisch Virginia Dominy Norma Jean Foster Muriel Gallagher Mrs Harold Gallagher Lyndal Righer Mrs Porter Auxier Velma Rumpke and Mrs D Hughes. Guests sent gifts and a buffet was served as the party ended with best wishes for the bride.
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Charlott Elam
Alpha Iles
Betty McCloy
Rose Mary Halpisch
Virginia Dominy
Norma Jean Foster
Muriel Gallagher
Harold Gallagher
Lyndal Righer
Porter Auxier
Velma Rumpke
D. Hughes
New Social Security Booklet Issued for Employers
The Social Security Board released a new employer booklet titled Make Your Money Count explaining what social security contributions buy and why wage reports must be accurate. Copies are available free from Edwin Raum, Cincinnati office manager, due to many new and temporary workers being hired by employers.
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Social Security Board
Edwin Raum
Cincinnati
Fluorescent Lamps Introduced in Columbia
American fluorescent lamps are being introduced into Columbia marking a shift in lighting as new technology arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Batavia Seeks New Patrolman Amid Traffic Concerns
Batavia village council seeks applications for a patrolman after Frank R. Perry’s resignation. With a speedway on Batavia’s main thoroughfare, officials aim to hire a competent officer soon. Perry now works at Wright Airplant in Lockland.
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Batavia
Frank R. Perry
Perry
Wright Airplant
Lockland
Committee Named For Fair Display at Owensville Fair
Mr Carmel Grange No 975 appoints a display committee for the Owensville Fair with general chair Miss Viola Maddox and members Mrs Bli mer Aicholtz Fred Aich oltz Wm Bainum Harry Jones Mrs Harriet Kincaid Miss Rose Day Mrs Wm Schneider Sr William Schneider and Mrs Stanley Pattison tasked with baking grains vegetables fruits seeds flowers and arrangements.
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Carmel Grange
Owensville Fair
Viola Maddox
Blimer Aicholtz
Fred Aicholtz
Wm. C. Bainum
Harry Jones
Harriet Kincaid
Rose Day
Wm. Schneider, Sr
William Schneider
Stanley Pattison
Mrs Jarman of Clermont County Dies at 62
Mrs John Jarman lifelong Clermont county resident died at her home between Chile and Neville early Monday after years of ill health. Funeral services were held at the home with burial at Chile. Rev Budd officiated. She is survived by four sons Paul John Dwight George and a daughter Mrs P K Moore two other daughters in laws and nine grandchildren. She was 62.
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John Jarman
Clermont County
Chile
Neville
Jarman
Budd
Batavia
Branch Hill
P. K. Moore
Paul
John
Dwight
Chile- Neville
George
Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Epworth Heights Family Night Hosted by Brotherhood
The Clermont County Methodist Men’s Brotherhood invites families to Epworth Heights camp grounds for a July 24 gathering at 8 p m. Rev B F Andree will speak on Nothing Can Stop Us with music and group singing, open to the public for picnics and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Brotherhood
B. F. Andree
Wilmington
Salt Lake Police Arrest Four Over Illegal Marble Game
Police in Salt Lake City detained four men for vagrancy after discovering a steel wire setup used to beat marble games with coins. The games are illegal in Utah, and the suspects face vagrancy charges.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
The Courier Editorial Reflections on Democracy and Commerce
A set of Courier editorials discusses democracy versus dictatorship, the value of opposition, and how public opinion shifts. It reflects on draftee camp, political debates, and media leadership, praising civic participation while explaining the economics of delivering the Clermont Courier and the concept of service charges in retail.
Spangler Family Vacation Tour Hits Eastern Points
Rev. O. R. Spangler and family returned Monday afternoon from a weeklong vacation in the east. They spent three days visiting Washington D C Alexandria Gettysburg Shenandoah Valley Lexington Clifton Forge and other points of interest along the route.
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O. R. Spangler
East
Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Gettysburg
Shenandoah Valley
Lexington
Clifton Forge
Year’s Work in Table by 72 Year-Old Craftsman
An end table built over a year by 72-year-old George A. Eall of Lochenderry New Hampshire features 80 pieces of wood from 12 varieties, representing his patient craftsmanship and decorative woodworking achievement.
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George A. Eall
Lochenderry
N. H
Clermont County Courier Director Ed Patchell Dies at 75
Edward W. Patchell longtime Clermont County official and Clermont Publishing director died at his Stonelick Township home on July 18 1941 aged 75. He served as county commissioner infirmary director and school board member. Survived by wife Cora two sons Harry and Lloyd and three brothers. Funeral at Craver's Milford home with burial in Milford Cemetery on July 21.
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Edward W. Patchell
Clermont County
Ohio
Stonelick Township
Patchell
Masonic Order
Eastern Star
Odd Fellows
Cora Brown
Harry
Lloyd Patchell
Owen
James
Jert Patchell
Clermont Publishing Company
Craver
Milford
Merchants Sponsor Low Cost Showing of Golgotha Local
Local merchants join to offer free tickets for Golgotha the Passion Play film with admission of 10c total for adults and 10c for children. Adults must present a free ticket plus 10c cash to view the first talking motion picture of the Passion Play, with several shops listed as cooperators.
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Golgotha
Warner-Aley Hardware
Clermont County Farm Bureau Co-Op Assn
Batavia Oil Co
Auxier Chevrolet
H. B. Glaney & Co
Four Team Race Sets Stone for Clermont Baseball Run
After Sundays games the Clermont Baseball League table narrows to Mt Crab New Richmond Giants Williamsburg and Milford Eagles contending for the first half title. Mt Crab lost to Williamsburg 10 3 then beat New Richmond Merchants 6 5 to stay top. New Richmond swept Milford Merchants 10 0 and Mason 20 0. Williams burg and Shumards split their two games while Buford split with Milford and Shumards. Next Sunday concludes the first half with one more set of games and a meeting Monday July 28 at the Bataia courthouse to plan the elimination series.
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Mt. Crab
New Richmond Giants
Williamsburg
Milford Eagles
New Richmond Merchants
Milford Merchants
Mason
Shumards
Buford
Goshen
Mt. Orab
Burg
Giants
Bataia
Aluminum Drive Hails Final Pickup Day This Saturday
The Aluminum for Defense drive in Clermont County prepares for a county wide pickup this Saturday outside Batavia. Bill Lyle's car collided with Ray Savage's on Route 74 near Olive Branch, causing minor injuries but no serious harm.
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Bill Lyle
Williamsburg
Ray Savage
Batavia
Route 74
Olive Branch
Lyle
Savage
F. S. Skeen
Lyte
Batavia Resurfacing Complete Upkeep of Side Streets
Work to resurface village streets finished last week under federal supervision. All side streets and alleys received tar and chip coats to cut dust and keep the village clean. The underpass project at the west end is nearing completion and expected to finish before early fall.
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Batavia
Representative To Be At Courthouse
A representative from the Cincinnati Social Security Board will visit Batavia on Tuesday August 12 in the Courthouse Conference Room from 2 to 3 p m to answer questions about the Social Security program and assist claimants with forms. Those wishing to file a claim or inquire about the program should attend at the designated time.
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Cincinnati
The
Social Security Board
Batavia
Craver Spahr Reunion Held At Owensville Fairgrounds
The Craver Spahr family reunion takes place at Owensville Fair Grounds on Sunday August 3 1941. Members bring lunches for a picnic dinner and a short entertainment and business meeting begins at 2 p m. The president asks members to notify others interested in the meeting.
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Craver-Spahr
Owensville Fair Grounds
U S Now Has Best Of Prize Livestock Notes
Washington correspondent Bankhage reports the United States holds the world’s best reserve of blooded livestock after interviewing a Department of Agriculture official. He notes European breeds are being preserved here as many were wiped out there.
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Washington
Bankhage
Department of Agriculture
United States
Europe
Removing Gum From Furniture
Gum can be removed from upholstery by holding ice over the gum for five minutes. After freezing, the gum can be brushed off without damaging the cloth.
Legion To Sponsor Softball Tournament at Batavia High
The Frank W. Weaver Post American Legion will host a softball tournament at Batavia High School from August 4 to 9 with nightly 8 30 p.m. starts and a traveling lighting system. Twelve invited teams are expected to enter before the week ends, with all net proceeds donated to the United Service Organization.
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Frank W. Weaver
American Legion
Batavia
The
Legion
United Service Organization
USO
Legion Post
Homecoming at St Louis Church on Owensville Fair Grounds
The annual homecoming of St Louis church will be held at Owensville Fair Grounds on Sunday July 27. A chicken dinner served by parish ladies costs 50 cents and runs 1130 a m to 730 p m. Entertainment includes games booths and activities for children. All are invited.
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St. Louis Church
Owensville
Vermont Not One of the Original Thirteen Colonies
Contrary to belief Vermont was not among the original thirteen colonies but became the fourteenth state in 1791.
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Vermont
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Rotary
Charlot Himes Elam
Epworth Heights
Tabernacle
Courier
Hitler
Stalin
Lindbergh
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Ickes
Michigan
Ed Patchell
Clermont
Clermont Baseball News
New
Bethel
Stanley Anstaett
Sec’v. Clermont Baseball League
Mt. Crab We
New Rich, Giants
New Rich, Merch
Goshen Rr
Buford Re Ee Bethel
Mason Steer
Acer Aene
Rev. Reed
Amelia
Wiseman
Bauer Pride
E. J. Wells
Felicity
A. W. Cutter
Loveland
Joseph Barrere
F. D. Roush
Moscow
Chas. Glaser
Carl Anstaett
Newtonsville
W. R. Frye
New Richmond
G. W. Mull
T. B. Davidson
Judge White
Richard Didday
Mary Schneider
Carmel
Ass’t
Roy Battles
John P. Friend
Orville Minnich
Homer Wilson
C. P. Althaus
E. C. Saxton
National Defense Committee
Son
Spahr
U. S
St. Louis
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