Milford and Norwood News: Weddings, Leaves, and Illness
Milford items report Jean Edwards wed Sylvan Naughtrip Jr at Grace Methodist Norwood with Mil ford guest Lillie Cook. Other notes include Vena Cutler and Allan Shumard tied to Cincinnati firms, Mrs Balzhiser summoned to Lexington by sister-in-law illness, and Wilbur Connor discharged from the army to reside with his wife on Laurel Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Balzhiser
Lexington, Ky
Harriet Johnson
Jean Edwards
Edward Edwards
Milford
Sylvan Joseph Naughtrip, Jr
Grace Methodist Church
Norwood
Lillie Cook
Wilbur Connor
Peter Connor
Laurel Avenue
Milford to start sewer system plans funded by loan
Milford prepares plans for a sanitary sewer system after a 7104 dollar grant from the Federal Works Agency announced in Washington. The project, costing about 220000 dollars, would place lines mainly in alleys with Main Street sidewalk work in the business district. Bonds would finance the project with sewer rentals to repay, and voter approval may be sought at the November election if plans stay on track.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Federal Works Agency
Washington
Walter F. Manion
Cincinnati
Clermont County
Riverside Park
Race Street
Mrs. Mabel W. Scott Dies in Milford Home
Mrs. Mabel Walton Scott, 64, wife of Robert M. Scott, prominent Milford family member, died suddenly of a heart attack at home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at her residence with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. A University of Cincinnati graduate, she taught in Bellefontaine Schools and helped manage a local department prior to marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel W. Scott
Robert M. Scott
Milford
Ernest R. Rector
Greenlawn Cemetery
Craver
Scott
Mabel Walton
Christopher C. ‘Walton
Louis A. ‘Walton
Milford National Bank
University of Cincinnati
Bellefontaine
Services For Mrs Maher At Milford
Mrs Anna Maher long resident of Cincinnati dies at 78 after a paralytic stroke. Funeral services were held at Craver Funeral Home Milford with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. She was widow of Willis Maher and daughter of Thomas Teal former Clermont County Sheriff. She operated a rooming house in Cincinnati and belonged to Daylight Chapter OBSE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna. Maher
Botaty
Incurables
Cincinnati
Maxwell Long
Crayer Funeral Home
Milford
Greenlawn
Thomas Teal
Clermont County
Maher
Willis Maher
Daylight Chapter
Milford Woman Remembered for Community Service Leader Roles
A Milford resident famed for operating a family store, she served on the Milford Park Board, the Milford Progress Club, and the Milford Garden Club, and led Milford Methodist Church activities. Survived by husband, a Union Central Life Insurance staffer in Cincinnati, and a nephew John L. Walton of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford Park Board
Milford Progress Club
Milford Garden Club
Milford Methodist Church
Milford Council
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Cincinnati
John L. Walton
Milford
Sheriff’s sale in Felicity Ohio two properties offered
The Clermont County Court of Common Pleas orders a public auction on a two story Hayden Homestead at Felicity containing eight rooms with outbuildings and a cistern on lots 23 and 24. Also for sale a vacant corner lot at Main and Market Streets appraised $750. Two thirds of values may be bid with $1000 cash for the homestead and $150 for the lot. sale on confirmation.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Felicity
Main
Market
Market Street
Main Street
Hayden Homestead
Hayden
Clyde C. Dericks
Ohio
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Pasture Upgrades Boost Dairy Yields and Cut Costs
Chicago reports the Middle West Soil Improvement Committee says pasture improvement will be crucial for profitable dairy farming. Strong pastures with abundant high quality feed at low cost depend on good management and widespread use of nitrogen phosphorous and potash fertilizers. Agronomists and farmers alike confirm fertilized pastures yield more and better feed, with ample plant food available from present fertilizer industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Golden Gate to Host 1946 American Legion Convention
Indianapolis reports San Francisco will host the 28th American Legion National Convention from September 30 to October 4 1946. Veterans of World Wars I and II will march in a mammoth victory parade with at least 100 000 visitors expected. National Adjutant Donald G Glascoff announced the selection after a unanimous mail vote by the National Executive Committee محمد.
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Indianapolis
Ind
the American Legion
San Francisco
Cal
Donald G. Glascoff
Glascoff
Golden Gate City
National Executive Committee
Joseph I. Lumpkin
Memphis
Terin
American Legion
San
John R. Quinn
Bos
State's youths offered awards in national contest
Ohio town and country youths enter a national Junior Vegetable Growers Association program for college scholarships. Paul R. Tuttle of Vermilion, vocational instructor and chairman, notes $6,000 in awards funded by A P Food Stores. Contest rewards efficiency and leadership with scholarships to 1946 winners including $500 national, $200 regional, and $190 to 33 sectional winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
National Junior Vegetable Growers Association
Paul R. Tuttle
Vermillion
Growers
Central States
Tuttle
Soil Rebuilding Program Urged by Ohio Farm Officials
Soil rehab program urged as essential insurance for future productivity. Officials from the Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in Columbus call for rounded measures including crop rotation, judicious fertilizer use with nitrogen phosphorus and potash, pasture improvement, and contour plowing where needed to restore soil organic matter after years of heavy depletion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ugent
Ohio, Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Columbus
Applications For Legion Scholarships Deadline April 15
Indianapolis April 15 set as the deadline for 1946 Legion scholarships for orphaned sons of veterans. Applications go to state Legion education directors who recommend two each to area directors. eight are chosen per area, then 15 winners by the national committee. Winners announced at the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
National. Com
Sons of Veterans
Legion Department
P. C.harris
Freakington
D. Cc
National Committee On Education of Orphans
P. O. Bidg
Boston
Mass
Maurice MacDonald
Ridgeway
Irving I. Goldsmith
Trinity Place
New York
N. Y
Ben Hilbun
State College
Edward M. Jaffa
Montgomery St
San Francisco
Cal
National Legion
Ohio Bonds Purchases Hit 58 Million in January
Ohioans bought more than 58 million dollars in U S Savings Bonds in January. Series E sales totaled 21 3 52923. other issues reached 97 519 753 for a January total of 58 872 676. Harold H. Bredlow said state E Bond sales were about 60 percent and total sales about 70 percent of January 1945. He noted wartime conditions influenced the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Harold H. Bredlow
The
Treasury
U. S. Savings Bond Division
War Finance Division
Prize details for a youth competition across states
The contest invites all boys and girls aged 12 to 21 to compete with remaining prize money in smaller awards in each state. Complete details and entry forms are available from county agricultural agents F F A leaders 4 H Club agents vocational agriculture instructors or by writing to Paul R Tuttle Vermilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul R. Tuttle
Vermil
World Day of Prayer Observed in Amelia Church
Amelia Mrs Richard Hicks 4378 Batavia announces World Prayer Day at Amelia Methodist Church this Friday March 8 with noon covered dish luncheon. Baptist and Christian Chapel join in services. Morning session at 10:00 a.m. Also notes the death of Mrs Clara Eppert and extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Hicks
Batavia
Our Amelia Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Christian Chapel
Wartime Sales Rally Boosts Morale Amid January Figures
January sales nearly matched last year's wartime drives signaling continued civilian support for the war effort. The report notes strong participation in the boards and campaigns that sustained production and morale during the campaign period.
Hit-Skip Driver Injures Stamper in Milford Incident
William C. Stamper of Milford suffered chest injuries and a fractured collarbone after being struck by a hit-skip vehicle in Perintown early Sunday. He was moved to Bethesda Hospital by Monroe Ambulance. Police investigated and noted he had heavy drinking the prior night. Stamper is a war veteran and cousin of Mrs. Blasky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Stamper
Milford
Perintown
Margaret Glascock
Cincinnati
Stamper
West Virginia
Blasky
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H. Cutler
Allan L. Shumard
Cutler
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Cincinnati Ordnance District
Mr. Shumard
BE. C
Nina Campbell
Harold
Cleveland
Levi Meeker
Harry Taylor
California
Donald Chandler
M. A. Chandler
Norfolk
James Clancy, Sr
Louis Reynolds, Jr
W. 8
Sheriff's. Sale
Golden Gate
Chase
Hirohito
Dick Ryan
Emperor Hirohito
Hollywood
Amelia
Clara Eppert
Motor Express
New Richmond
Clyde
Dericks
Call Kahle & Jordan
Remgyfo
Batavia Fertilizer Co
Peebles Fertilizer and Rendering Company
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