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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1941
Page
8
Lost oblong white gold wrist watch with two blue and two white sets. Pearl Newberry Batavia Ohio R 1 Phone Batavia 3855. Reward offered. For sale registered cow and calf Elton Mosbacker on Afton and Elk Lick Road Batavia Rt No 4 Up.
A fragmented line shows a mother resisting taking the home paper to the post office and planning a visit to her son Jimmy, revealing a domestic scene with unclear context.
Public sale announced for Saturday June 21 1941 at 1 PM at the seller's residence on State Route 125 Wilhiamsville. Livestock and farm equipment listed with cash terms. Also legal notice of divorce hearing in Clermont County Ohio set for July 19 1941 with Bess Smith vs Mark Smith.
Invitations have arrived in Batavia for the marriage of Margaret Adelaide Palmer to Dr. James Herman Mithoefer at the Palmer home in Cincinnati at 7 30 on Thursday in July 1941. Batavia relatives held gatherings for Father’s Day as Bobby Slade became Kroger clerk and many residents visited kin across nearby towns.
At the next regular meeting on June 23 Miss Erma Eppert entertained the captains of each group along with Mesdames Velma Leeds Nettie Topie Catherine Behymer Edna Jones and Alice Green for a six o'clock dinner on June 11 After dinner plans were made for the losers to entertain the winners after the June 23 business meeting All members are urged to attend and help make the evening memorable.
The latest census shows Italians constitute the largest foreign born group in the United States, narrowly ahead of other immigrant communities. The data highlight demographic shifts and ongoing migration patterns across states with notable Italian-born populations.
National revival of Thanksgiving day credited to Sarah Josepha Hale editor of Godeys Ladies Book. Her twenty year campaign urged a fixed annual date and won President Lincoln’s support, leading to the 1864 proclamation.
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