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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

Page

8

Amelia News Notes Highlights Local Events and People

Mrs Will Williams hosts at her Amelia home. Prizes won by Mrs Wichard Bethel and Mrs Glad s Myrick and Mrs Ray of Amelia. Mrs Charles Houser took friends to Peebles Ohio to see Rev Hazelwood and former Amelia residents who are ill. J R Carlisle's son Jimmy serves on the battleship Iowa in the South Pacific. Mary Lee Mail performed at Seventh Day Adventist Sunday School. Mrs Gates learns her son in Italy will soon return. Amelia Garden Club hosts sixteen members at the Carlises. Mrs Laub spoke on Classification of Roses and Miss Saiven ard on Cultivation of Roses. Funeral services for Mrs Best’s mother held in Cincinnati. burial at Batavia. Miss Juanita Fuller took her mother to visit Mrs Mary Sly in Nicholsville Ohio.

Will Williams Amelia Wichard Bethel Glads Myrick Ray Melia Poe Charles Houser Peebles Hazelwood J. R. Carlisle Jimmy South Pacific Iowa Mary Lee Mail Seventh Day Adventist Sunday School Gates Italy Amelia Garden Club Carlisle Best Gilligan Funeral Home St. Francis de Sales Church Cincinnati Batavia Juanita Fuller Pommert Mary Sly Nicholsville, O

Willowville furloughs and visits dot community scene

Joe Retzler stationed in Pensacola Florida returns home on a 20 day furlough. Mr and Mrs Ray Klick and family host visitors Misses Mary and Edna Schneider and Norman Wright spend Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Vance and family. Vernon McComas enjoys several days furlough with his parents. Frank Bender of Olive Branch on furlough calls on Joel Retzler Sunday. Nick Retzler hosts Joe Jass Fred Stegemoller Anthony Retzler of Cincinnati and others for a gathering.

Joe Retzler Pensacola, Fla Ray Klick Mary Edna Schneider Norman Wright Ralph Vance Mt. Carmel Vernon McComas Frank Bender Olive Branch Joel Retzler Nick Retz

Card of Thanks for Sickness and Death of Mrs Lulu Bigam

We express sincere thanks to all who aided during the sickness and at the death of our sister Lulu Bigam. Special gratitude to Rev. F H Russell for comfort, to flower senders, to Mrs Culbert and son and Mrs Conover for songs, to Miss Nellie Russell for memoirs, to pallbearers, and to Mr Monroe for services. Mrs Harry Lewis, Mrs Frank Frazer, Mrs Banner Stewart.

Lulu Bigam F. H. Russell Culbert and Son Conover Nellie Russell Monroe Harry Lewis Frank Frazer Banner Stewart

Appreciation for help after Mr Reed accident

Mrs Clifford Reed and daughter thank neighbors and friends for assistance following Mr Reed's accident and for the crop planting and dinner provided by the ladies.

Community thanks for sympathy after death of husband

The Kafka family thanks friends and neighbors for kind sympathy after the death of husband and father. Special thanks are given to Rev. Jenkins and Mr. Moore for their support.

Rev. Jenkins Mr. Moore John Kafka

Local Social News Highlights and Visits

Mary Jones of Clough Pike was seen on Sunday. Rosa Leisure returned home Sunday after a multi day visit with family. Mr and Mrs James Crist of Madisonville visited Mr and Mrs Elick on Sunday. Edwards spent Monday in Cincinnati calling on friends.

Mary Jones Clough Pike Rosa Leisure James Crist Madisonville Aene Elick Edwards Cincinnanati

Rationing At A Glance Calendar Note

Rationing guidance appears in this calendar urging readers to obtain further information from their local board. The notice emphasizes seeking details and instructions from local authorities for proper compliance.

Processed Foods Blue Stamp booklet note

Rationed blue stamps from Book 4 A8 to V8 are valid until a user based on about 150 points per month. Print runs occur at roughly two per week per person.

Ration Stamp Details for Food and Shoes

The notice lists red stamps Book 4 A8 to W8 valid until used with seven half points weekly per person. Sugar stamps 30 31 32 valid until used at half a pound per week. Sugar stamp 40 allowed for home canning through February. Spare stamp 37 must accompany R-323 for extra canning sugar. Shoes No 1 and 2 stamps in Book 3 valid for one pair each until further notice. Merchants will not accept loose stamps.

Temporary gasoline ration rules for car clubs laid out

Ration issued for 30 days to organize car clubs with three riders per applicant. Stamp A-12 valid for 3 gallons through September 21. B-3 B-4 C-8 and C-4 valid for 5 gallons until used. Owners must write license numbers on all coupons to prevent black market activity.

Tire inspection rules for commercial and periodic passenger tires

Commercial vehicle tires require inspections every six months or five thousand miles, whichever comes first. Periodic passenger tire inspections have been discontinued. Inspection records must be kept for use when supplemental gasoline or tire applications are made.

Fuel Oil Coupon Validity and Application Details

Coupon 4 and 5 become valid February 8 and expire September 30 with a value of 10 gallons per unit. All change making and tessue coupons are valid throughout the heating year. Return applications for next season, stations, as soon as received.

Stoves Certificates Required by Local Boards

Certifies that to buy most heating and cooking stoves burning coal wood oil or gas a certificate must be obtained from local boards.

Lightening the Burden Abounds in Lincoln Inspired Tale

The Christian Science Monitor excerpt urges spiritual love to lighten burdens in a troubled world. It cites Abraham Lincoln and a boy helping his brother, urging that divine Love, not material means, frees people from illness, fear, and lack. Prayer and understanding of God as Mind empower daily acts of service and peace.

Abraham Lincoln God Man Father Mary Baker Eddy Christ Jesus The Christian Science Monitor

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