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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1967
Page
4
Potatoes known by many names are a staple worldwide with origins in the Americas. The piece notes their spread to England and Europe, historic doubts in New England, and current nutrition, calories, and USDA grading and storage guidance for quality, freshness, and best use.
Fragment describes keeping items in a dark air accessible storage area and suggests buying in larger quantities for economy. Mentions degrees and Newtonsville as possible context, but text is incomplete and lacks clear events or entities.
A USDA bulletin highlights that baking boiling and steaming potatoes in their skins reduces mineral and vitamin losses. It notes that cooking methods preserving skins help nutrient retention and directs readers to Extension Service contacts in Batavia Ohio for the bulletin Potatoes in Popular Ways. The obituary of Charles C Blackburn outlines birth in 1888, long life in Kentucky Illinois Ohio and Wyoming, marriage to Leona Swanson, daughter Dorothea, and survivors.
The Methodist Sunday School attendance reached sixty seven with about seventy five at ship service as Rev Harold Shimsesse and wife arrive from Winchester Kentucky. They met members and attended a piano recital by Lyda Beth Sutton’s pupils at Belfast Church. The gathering included dinner with Mr and Mrs Arthur Hill and family in Owensville.
SHOOH Son and daughter in law welcome an 8 lb son. The Friendship Circle meets Friday at Ruth Williams home. Mr and Mrs Harmon Shoe leave for Vietnam. Carol Griffith and Holly Meyers attend a surprise slumber party hosted by Patty McAfee with Diana Linder as guest.
Cathy Hubeey of 1016 Batavia Pike Glen Este received an Associated Women Students award at University of Cincinnati Honors Day.
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