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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1941
Page
8
Modern brick home for sale in Buford Ohio. Seven rooms slate roof one acre. Will sell or trade. Contact Otto Watson Buford Ohio. Also advertising buyers for 15 to 75 acre farms. Two fresh cows and a 14 year old bay mare for sale or trade. Bargain. F M Light New Richmond 3797 130.
Sealed proposals due August 12 1941 for a unit price contract to bituminous treat nine sections of Clermont County roads including Williams burg Chile Road Batavia New Richmond and Milford Vera Cruz routes. Total length about 7.1 miles with estimated cost 81844.61 dollars bidder must provide five percent certified check and wage rates apply. director may reject all bids.
Thomas E. Cooper as Ancillary Administrator of Lara F. Cooper deceased petitions Clermont County Ohio Probate Court for sale of real property in Hopkins Subdivision Amelia to pay debts. Defendants named include John G. Cooper and many Harris and Cooper relatives. Answer due by August 16, 1941.
Secretary C M Williams swears the Owensville Building and Loan Company financials show assets of 57475.53 and liabilities of 67475.53 at close of business June 30 1941. Notary W J Snider and auditing committee Arnold Anstaett Alice E Snider certify accuracy.
Bessie Flannery has been appointed executrix of the estate of Napoleon B Reynolds, deceased of Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred. Dated July 10 1941. Orville W Halbisch probate judge. James W Walker attorney.
The Bereaved Family expresses thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for support during illness and death of husband and father Edward Patchell. Special thanks to Reverend Eugene Biffle Craver Funeral Home and flower donors.
Ed win Raum, manager of the Cincinnati social security office, urges employers to report the names and social security account numbers of all temporary workers for 1941 quarter taxes. He notes age is not considered for social security taxes and stresses full wage reports before July end.
The Nifty Stitch Clothing Club met July 14 at Blue Sky Park. Members swam and had lunch before a meeting led by the pledge. Twelve members answered roll call and Miss Mary Chaney gave a demonstration. The Carmel's Flying Needle met July 15 at Mt. Carmel School. Dues paid to Betty Aicholtz. Next meeting will include photos.
Pigeons released during high school graduation ceremonies in Brisbane caused loud disturbances as concerts followed. The caretaker initiated a midnight pigeon hunt to clear the rafters and restore order.
Beekeeping can begin with about ten dollars covering bees and equipment. Honey yield depends on local nectar plants, but beginners can expect a profitable start in many areas. Bees can forage 1 to 3 miles, and simple protection with a veil is common. gloves are optional after initial handling.
A survey of how farm byproducts convert to industry. Corn cobs and stalk pith yield stock feed fuel glue incense resin tar and insulating lining for refrigerators. Zein corn plastic and corn oil find multiple uses across textiles paper batteries and pharmaceuticals.
Agricultural notes discuss lawn fertility indicators and soil pH. It mentions a homemade lye solution for cleaning brooders, then compares rubber-tired versus steel-wheeled machinery costs and comfort. Oils such as whale and cottonseed now compete with animal fats in food and soap, with economists predicting higher wool income for sheep farmers this year than last year.
A reproduction of the Prescury Department’s Defense Vings Poster features the Minute Man statue by Daniel Chester French. Defense Bonds and Stamps are on sale at banks and post offices as part of national defense preparations.
Grange notes recording a reciprocal gathering when 15 members of the Profit and Pleasure Club visited Mrs. Irene Harbaugh’s country home last Thursday. The event followed a June 19 meeting at Mrs. Fred Harvey’s home. The Federation in October will reunite the two clubs and strengthen friendships. Ora Cramer of Union missed due to illness, but Earl brought his bride. The annual F. W. W. picnic at Ft. Ancient State Park drew new faces and a full noon table. The day ended with park visits and games as members plan to meet again the third Sunday in July.
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