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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1944

Page

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Dances Set to Open in Felicity on Saturday Evenings

Mayor Riley announced the first Saturday night street dance in Felicity will occur this week and continue weekly. He chairs the servicemen's building fund drive with Co chair Ralph Metzger. Cdr. Alex Vaughn of the Wiley Crosswell Post American Legion and Mrs Thelma Patrick head the auxiliary. A recreation and Legion meeting building site has been optioned and, if funds are raised, remodeling and purchase will begin at once.

Riley Servicemen’s Building Fund Ralph Metzger Cochairman Cdr Alex Vaughn Wiley Crosswell Post American Legion Thelma Patrick Ladies’ Auxiliary Legion

Location notes favor Waddles Hill for Batavia school

An earnest letter argues for a well ventilated, outwardly situated school site in Batavia. The writer endorses placing the Batavia School House atop Waddle's Hill, urging directors to weigh light and air before deciding, and notes a desire to avoid dictation while urging careful consideration. Also reported are two marriages: Hill C Goodwin to Ruth L Swing, and James Brown to Hannah Rust.

Ohio Common School Batavia Waddle’s Hill Unous George Gatch Hill C. Goodwin Franklin Two Ruth L. Swing Miami D. Perin James Brown Hannah Rust

First Goshen High School Commencement 1894

Fifty years ago on June 15 1894 Goshen High School held its first annual commencement. The event featured notable local elites in attendance and strong orations by graduates Katie Molloy Josie Burger Anna Leach Bertha Bishop Maud Smeltzer John P McClelland Adam Dell and Harry Sears. Georgia Meyers sang two solos and Prof Joseph Surdo performed on cornet and violin as Loveland Orchestra impressed the crowd. Rev Page notes a marriage between J H Washburn and Ollie Abbott on June 17 in Batavia.

Goshen High School Goshen Georgia Meyers Conservatory of Music Joseph Surdo College of Music Loveland Orchestra Katie Molloy Josie Burger Anna Leach Bertha Bishop Maud Smeltzer John P. McClelland Adam Dell Harry Sears Turnipseed

Bethel Water Plant Project Held Up

The Bethel village water system project faced delays as the Board of Public Affairs rejected all bids. Only two bids appeared, from Hanagan Brothers and Hosea Co, both far above engineer estimates, likely due to high labor costs. The delay may last until after the war as bond issues and wage-rate concerns are reviewed.

Bethel Board of Public Affairs Hanagan Brothers Urbana Hosea Co Cincinnati Alfred la Febre Oren Vandament L. & N. Railroad Board of Industrial Relations of Columbus

Irene Pounds to Become Bride of Rev. Lynn C. Rainsberger

Announcement of the engagement and upcoming July 30 wedding of Miss Irene Pounds of Ostrander Ohio and Rev Lynn C Rainsberger of Batavia Ohio. Both are 1944 Ohio Northern University graduates with Pounds serving as ONU president secretary and Rainsberger as a student minister and choir president.

Irene Pounds A. C. Pounds Ostrander Ohio Lynn C. Rainsberger A. C. Rainsberger Batavia Miss Pounds Ohio Northern University

A A A Urges Farmers to Order Lime for 1944 Program

The A A A urges farmers using agricultural limestone this fall for the 1944 farm program to accept lime deliveries in June July or August. Delivery equipment and truckers must be busy in those months to fill all orders. Call your county A A A farm program committee if you can accept immediately or place your order now. Private buyers should also secure full supply during this off season.

Drowned Girl Found After Camp Joy Search Near Batavia

The body of 7 year old Margaret Ann McRoberts was recovered from the East Fork River after a 20 hour search by police and volunteers forming a human chain. She drowned Monday near Camp Joy where she attended with her church group. The Rev J Brooke Moseley led the search and said she had been told not to swim but joined the group and wandered away. The camp is run by St Barnabas Church Findlay and Baymiller streets Cincinnati to provide low cost sessions for girls.

East Fork Batavia Margaret Ann McRoberts Findlay Street Camp Joy St. Barnabas Protestant Episcopal Church Findlay Baymiller Sts Cincinnati J. Brooke Mosely Thomas McRoberts McRoberts Jack Richey Clermont Joe Colonel Frank Abbott Willis Ramey Mosely Margaret Ann Benjamin Cook Ft. Thomas (Ky Margaret Ann Moore Funeral Home Morrison-Drabner Steel Co

Norfolk & Western Relief Fund records large 1944 payouts

The Norfolk and Western Employees' Relief Fund paid members $189 118 in the first quarter of 1944, with total benefits for the period and Bay totaling $204 145. The fund's end quarter balance stood at $4 774 093, since 1917 payments for sickness, accident and death total $15 188 514. The railroad bears the entire department expense of $3 841 343 since its establishment.

Norfolk & Western Employees’ Relief Fund Railway C Bay Norfolk & Western

Lerado Busy Bees Enjoy Hayride in Honor of 4-H Members

Lerado Busy Bees Sr. and Jr. Clubs rode to Blue Sky Park on Monday evening June 12 for a hayride and picnic honoring two former 4-H members on leave. Mr. Lemon attended as a guest. The next meeting is set for June 21.

Lerado Busy Bees Sr Blue Sky Park 4-H Lemon

Little Cookie 4-H Club Meekings at Batavia Schoolhouse

The Lit tle Cookie 4-H Club held its second meeting at the Batavia Schoolhouse on Monday June 19 at 7 PM with fourteen members present including six new members. Discussion focused on the 4-H cook books to be received. The next meeting is set for Monday June 26 at 7 30 PM at the schoolhouse.

Batavia

New Store Hours for Batavia Drug Stores

Batavia stores Blocher's Drug Store and Nash Pharmacy announce alternating noon Sunday closings starting June 25. This week Nash closes at noon while Blocher's stays open until 6. The rotation will continue, with either store opening by phoning the owner's residence for necessities.

Batavia Blocher’s Drug Store Nash Pharmacy Nash's Blocher’s

Withamsville Tobasco Flying Needles 4-H Club Meets

The Withamsville Tobasco Flying Needles 4-H Club met at Withamsville Tobasco School on June 15. President Erma Braggs called the meeting to order. five members answered roll. The next meeting is set for June 22 at 10 a.m. at the school. Members worked on dresses and shared lunch before adjourning.

Withamsville Tobasco School Erma Braggs

Belfast and Williams Corner Social Roundup

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Humphreys hosted Sunday dinner with guests including Mrs. Carol Witham and son and two London sailor boys. Dr. and Mrs. Norris hosted visitors at Pleasant Ridge while Pvt Earl Spahr received a shower in Belfast. Billie McCormick and mother joined Jos. Stewart at College Hill for a Crosley Field ball game as school ends and locals find work.

E. E. Humphreys Carol Witham Carrie Seibert Sailor Boys London England Anna Anstaett Nicholsville H. McCormick Frank McCormick C. D. Boyle Mt. Lookout Norris Pleasant Ridge Earl Spahr Belfast J. Spahr Spahr Atlantic City Spa

Summerside and Mt Carmel Social News Delights Readers

Summerside and Mt Carmel report visits and weddings including Valina Kieth and Paratrooper Ralph Brown marrying on June 15. Family trips feature Mr and Mrs V N McGraw visiting Drake University in Des Moines. Promises of Promotion Day at Summerside Methodist Church precede news of the death of Mr Kafka of Mt Carmel.

Jack Irwin Bobby Geo. Irwin Dayton Valina Kieth Summerside Ralph Brown el Dorado Mr. Brown V. N. McGraw Donald Des Moines Iowa Nelson Mt. Carmel

Cincinnati Summer Opera Opens Sunday with Puccini and More

The Cincinnati Summer Opera Association launches its 23rd season Sunday June 25 at the Zoological Gardens with Puccini’s La Bohème starring Bidu Sayão as Mimi and Met Opera guests in a cast led by Christine Carroll Chas Kullman John Brownlee and Virgil Lazzari.

Cincinnati Summer Opera Association The Zoological Gardens Pupevid Iereee Oertirely Metropolitan Opera Company Bidu Sayao Mimi Christine Carroll Chas Kullman John Brownlee Virgil Lazzari

4-H Girls Learn to Choose and Make Durable Wardrobe

4-H Club girls across the state enroll in the 1944 National 4-H Victory Dress Revue to learn selection, construction, care, and wear of serviceable clothes. Silver medals go to blue award winners. state winner receives an all-expense trip to the 23rd National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and a $25 War Bond. County agents will provide full details. last year’s Ohio state winner was Mary Elizabeth Egelhoff of London.

Extension Service American Viscose Corporation Chicago Ohio Mary Elizabeth Egelhoff London

Ration Board Sees Heavy Summer Demand for Gasoline

Clermont Rationing Board reports no vacation gasoline rationing. Chairman J W Evans says rations cannot cover trips and urges saving from regular A allotments. He explains OPA allocates, CPA distributes. sugar and fuel constraints affect supplies for June third quarter truck operators.

Ration Board Clermont *Re and Evans Clermont War Food Administration Philippines Java Russia CPA Clermont Board

Stores to close at noon on Wednesdays this summer

Starting Wednesday June 28 stores will close at noon and remain closed each Wednesday afternoon through July and August. The H B Glancey Co Lutzkeys Department Store Batavia 5c to 1.00 Store Ayer Hardware Co.

H. B. Glancy & Co Lutzkey’s Department Batavia Ayer Hardware Co

New Richmond Flyer Killed in Action

Lt. William E. Timerding, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Timerding Route 2, New Richmond, was killed in an airplane accident over England, according to War Department word received by his parents. A former Eaton High School student, he enlisted in the Army Air Forces about 18 months ago and earned his wings in Columbus Mississippi. He had been overseas about 30 days and is survived by a brother, Cpl. Robert Timerding, a paratrooper at Camp Breckridge Kentucky.

William E. Timerding Edward Timerding Route 2 England War Department Eaton Army Air Forces Columbus Miss Pfe Robert Timerding Camp Breckenridge

Perintown Student Earns Magna Cum Laude Honors

Miss Evelyn Rockwell daughter of Dr and Mrs George E Rockwell from near Perintown graduated from Western College Oxford magna cum laude She is a member of the honor society and also of Who s Who Among College Students.

Evelyn Rockwell George E. Rockwell Near Perintown Western College Oxford

Batavia Soldier Marries in Lockhart Florida

Donald Eugene Talbert son of Mr and Mrs Paul Talbert R No 5 marries Miss Mary Frances Hay daughter of Mr and Mrs H A Hay Lockhart on June 4 Talbert stationed in Orlando with the Quartermaster Corps.

Donald Eugene Talbert Paul Talbert R. No Lockhart Fla Mary Frances Hay H. A. Hay Talbert Orlando Quartermaster Corps

Moscow Soldier Promoted to Staff Sergeant in War Unit

Sgt. Andrew Birgam of Moscow Ohio was promoted to staff sergeant by Marauder base headquarters. An engi neer-gunner on Lethal Lady in the Silver Streaks bombardment group, he holds the Air Medal and four Oak Leaf Clusters for 25 bombing missions over France Belgium and Holland. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jasper Sipple of Moscow and entered service in September 1942.

Andrew Birgam Moscow Birgam Jasper Sipple France Belgium Holland Charles Warden New Richmond

Farmers Warned of Dairy Feed Payment Deadline

Clermont County farmers were reminded by A A A chairman Edward C Saxton that June 30 is the deadline to submit payments for milk and butterfat produced and sold in March and April 1944. Those unable to visit the county office may mail applications and evidence. late submissions have been noted and the office will explain how the Dairy Feed program works and the payment dates.

Clermont County Edward C. Saxton Saxton

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Courier Goshen School Irene Bride Rev Lynn C Rainsberger A.A Lerado Little Cookie Withamsville-Tobasco Flying Needles 4-H Club Belfast and Williams Corner Cincinnati Summer Opera Lily Djanes Carmen Marita Farell Raoul Jobin Rose Bampton Anna Kaskas Sydney Rayner Thomas Beecham Aida Mr. Cleva Martha Trovatore Karl Kritz Hansel and Gretel Ballet Lillian Moore Oscar F. Hild E. Fourth St Ae Ia New Richmond Flyer Perintown Florida
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