Renollet To Address AH Officers June 12
Clermont county 4-H clubs plan a leaders and officers conference June 12 at Owensville school house beginning 10 a.m. Harley Renollet of Dayton will speak and about 200 officers will attend with sessions for presidents secretaries and treasurers and a pot luck lunch followed by recreation and inspiration activities. Over 600 Clermont youth enrolled in the 1942 4-H program.
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Clermont County
Owensville
J. W. Evans
Mark Atchley
Williamsburg
Ralph Lemon
Renollet
Jobs Filled In April Exceed All Other Dates
The Cincinnati field office of the United States Employment Service reports 3,687 jobs filled in April, up 30.2 percent from March 1942. Ohio state placements totaled 37,531 in April, up 27.8 percent, with 110,707 jobs filled January–April, a 40.6 percent rise over 1941. More than 94,000 applied for work in April, and total job seekers reached 194,282 at month end.
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Cincinnati
United States Employment Service
Dillard E. Bird
Wade Hammond
Ohio
Goshen Maintains Lead With County Baseball Wins
Goshen extended its county baseball lead by shutting out Mt Crab 6 0 as J Leak pitched well. Williamsburg edged Williamsburg Dodgers 3 2 in ten innings. Edenton beat Bethel 3 2. Georgetown routed Felicity. New Richmond beat Neville with new lineup. Matches listed: Goshen at New Richmond Felicity at Neville Williamsburg at Bethel East End at Edenton Georgetown at Mt Orab.
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Goshen
Mt. Crab
J. Leak
Williamsburg
Donaworth Dodgers
East End
Edenton
Bethel
Bethel Fang
Georgetown
Felicity
Richmond Giants
Neville
New Richmond
Mt. Orab
Clermont Grange honors long time members with silver stars
Clermont Grange No. 2377 held a meeting to recognize Mr. and Mrs. Edward Malott for 25 plus years of membership. They joined Miami Grange in 1916 and transferred to Clermont Grange in 1924. Silver star certificates were presented. A short program followed with songs, talks, and refreshments. Next meeting set for June 9.
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Clermont Grange
Orter
Edward C. Malott
Newtonsville
Malott
Miami Grange
Milford
Our Grange
Heber J. Malott
Harold I. Dumford
Ruth Williams
Chester
Florence Hall
Mark Atchley
Atchley
Muzzy
White
Prize
Surprise Luncheon Honors Mrs Behymer Before Move
Amelia school faculty held a surprise luncheon Wednesday to honor Mrs Russell Behymer who is leaving to join her husband in Camden New Jersey where he works as a radio engineer for RCA.
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Amelia School
Russell Behymer
Camden, N. J
RCA
The Soldier Takes A Bride
The marriage of Miss Dorothy Smith and Private First-Class William F. Winter occurred Friday May 29 at 8:30 in the Methodist parsonage officiated by Rev Spangler. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Winter and Mr Clarence Smith with several relatives. Winter returns to Jackson Mississippi for duty while Mrs Winter remains employed in Norwood.
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Dorothy Smith
Clarence Smith
William F. Winter
Fred Winter
Spangler
Betty McLerny
Biege
Kenneth Duffy
Dayton
Ohio
Helen Mullen
Georgetown
Harold Gallagher
Winter
Jackson
Miss
Quartermaster’s Corps
Women Work Wide Range of Jobs in War Industries
The United States Employment Service reports over 1800 war occupations and 900 non war occupations suitable for women. The Cincinnati USES manager says women can learn or do most work, including tasks once limited to men, and will fill roles in war plants and civilian jobs as men enter military service.
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United States Employment Service
The
Employment Service
Dillard E. Bird
Cincinnati
USES
A B Church Schedule Announced for Grange Memorial Day
Walter Bauer superintendent and I B Jenkins pastor outline Sunday school at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with midweek service on Wednesday. No evening service next Sunday due to Grange Memorial at the school. Vacation Bible School announced soon.
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Walter Bauer
I. B. Jenkins
Ohio War Efforts Highlight Ohio Leaders and Price Controls
Courtney Burton, executive director of the Ohio State Council of Defense, said James M. Landis and Leon Henderson will participate in Ameri ca's Town Meeting of the Air to discuss aiding the war effort. Ohio Price Administration chief Harry Beckmann announced local boards will handle price control with boards reduced to about 200 and a board for every 50,000 urban residents or 30,000 rural residents, ensuring at least one per county. Over 50,000 Ohio housewives signed pledges to buy carefully and preserve essentials, while Boy Scouts will distribute a pamphlet on wartime price control.
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Courtney Burton
Ohio State Council of Defense
Batavia Defense Council
Jas. M. Landis
Office of Civilian Defense
Price Ad Trator
Leon Henderson
America
Landis
Henderson
Wheeling
W. Va
Harry Teckmann
Office of Price Administration
Ohio
Beckmann
Price
Bikmann
John W. Bricker
Ohio State Council of Defense.y
State Defense Council
Burton
Strawberry Social Sets Red White and Blue Theme
Owensville Methodist church hosts the first strawberry social of the season on Saturday evening June 6. A patriotic color scheme accompanies home grown berries with ice cream and old-fashioned short cake. The menu echoes the kind mother used to make.
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Owensville Methodist Church
Tabasco Man Enlists in U S Army Air Corps
Charles E. DeNike Jr. husband of Florence Laub DeNike has enlisted in the U S Army Air Corps. He is stationed at Patterson Field Fairfield Ohio in the 6th Air Depot Repair Sqdn AC. He left Crosley Radio Corp prior to enlistment May 22. He holds a pilot license and is a 1939 Amelia High School graduate who studied aviation at Withrow Junior High trade school and attended Cincinnati business school. He also studied engineering in winter at the University of Cincinnati Evening College.
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Charles E. DeNike Jr
Florence (Laub) de Nike
U. S. Army Air Corps
Patterson Field
Fairfield
6Th Air Depot Repair Sqdn
Crosley Radio Corp
DeNike
Amelia High School
Withrow
Cincinnati
University of Cincinnati
Bargain Offer for Courier Subscriptions to Armed Services
One year subscriptions to The Courier offered at 1.50 for new or renewing customers plus a 25 cent addition to send to any service member in the Army Navy Air Force or Marines in the Continental U S totaling 1 75 per year. The promotion encourages buying for sons brothers or fathers in service or for a boy the buyer knows to thank him.
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Armed Services
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Marines
Continental
Courier
Combine Owners Meet Thursday in Owensville
Over 60 combine owners and dealers in Clermont County will gather at Mr. Cliff Rosselot’s Owensville home on Thursday after noon June 11 at 1 15 PM to study combine adjustments and remedying trouble. R D Barden of Ohio State University will lead demonstrations funded by the Clermont County USDA War Board and County Agent Roy Battles. Officials warn of expected soybean harvest difficulties if wet weather continues and note record soybean volumes for grain this year. All owners and dealers are urged to attend.
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Clermont County
Cliff Rosselot
Owensville
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University
Usda War Board
Roy Battles
Woman's Society Meeting in Summerside
The Woman's Society of Christian Service in Summerside will meet Thursday, June 4 at 1 30 p m with Mrs George Nash presiding. Miss Viola Maddox leads a devotional. Mrs Wm Cunningham of Norwood presents slides and a lecture on the Ethel Harpst Home, one graduate attending. A covered dish luncheon precedes at 12 with hosts Mrs Frank Brown and Mrs Harry Brown.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service of
Summerside
George Nash
Viola Maddox
Wm. Cunningham
Norwood
Ethel Harpst
Frank Brown
Harry Brown
Grange Chorus Plans Memorial Program at Batavia
Grange Chorus of Clermont County under Mr G M Cauldwell will lead the Memorial Service at Batavia school auditorium Sunday June 7 at 8 30 p m Rev Louis G Ludwig former Batavia pastor will be guest speaker J W Fichtner state lecturer will take part The program directed by Mrs Anna Dumford Pomona Lecturer promises to be outstanding All Grange members are invited and the public is welcome
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G. M. Cauldwell
Marathon
Lena White
Williamsburg
Grange
Batavia
Clermont County
Louis G. Ludwig
J. W. Fichter
Anna Dumford
Pomona
Clermont County Honors 4-H Advisors for Long Service
Honorary pins awarded to four H clubs advisors for long service with Clermont County 4-H. Hazel Harris tops the list with 14 years, followed by Thomas Wildey and J W Evans each with 11 years, plus other members with 9 5 and 12 year milestones. Weather and crops outlook give a hopeful 1942 harvest across corn soybeans tobacco and small fruit with strong livestock prospects.
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Clermont County
Roy Battles
Hazel Harris
Milford
Thomas Wildey
Mt. Zion
J. W. Evans
Owensville
Roy Maddox
Clermont Eagles Install New Officers
Clermont Aerie Eagles No. 2289 installed newly elected officers on Monday evening, led by retiring Worthy President Clarence Ungelheam. Officers include R. Lester Clark as Worthy President, Stanley Brothers as Worthy Vice President, Orville T. Minnich as Worthy Chaplain, M. J. Kain as Worthy Secretary, Robi V. Kahle as Treasurer, Stanley Curtis as Worthy Conductor, John DeKran as Inner Guard, Peter Noll as Outer Guard, Charles Pringle as Trustee, and Ungelheam remaining as Worthy Junior Past President.
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Clermont Aerie Eagles
Clarence Ungelheam
R. Lester Clark
Worthy Presi
M. J. Kain
Robi. V. Kahle
Stanley Curtis
John DeKran
Peter Noll
Charles Pringle
Worthy
Absolute Zero Temperature Defined as Theoretical Limit
Absolute zero is defined as 459.6 degrees Fahrenheit or 273.15 degrees Celsius where molecular motion ceases in theory. No substance has reached this point.
Batavia Speedliners Triumph in Debut on Local Lot
The Batavia Speedliners beat Milford 6 to 4 in their first local game last Sunday. Potter allowed only four hits in nine innings while C Bruner homered and doubled in three at bats. Batavia thanks Clermont Eagles for their generous financial gift.
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Batavia Speedliners
Milford
Potter
Batavia
C. Bruner
Clermont Eagles
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Nicholsville
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Brnantwood
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Roy Baffles
Grace Chaille
E. F. Edman
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