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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1945
Page
8
Two milk cows Jersey aged five and six for sale. Home made tractor and trailer on rubber with plow. One to two row corn planter. One ton of clover and hay mix. Jessie Harmon at Doyle Malott Farm four miles east of Williamsburg on Delpoma Rd.
Batavia residents report Lt Ezra J. Baumann returning to Aloe air field Texas after furlough with family. Mrs Alice Brown of Batavia Ohio dies in Wilmington Ohio with nine children surviving. Cpl Harold Brown returns to Louisville hospital. Local clubs plan meetings May 7 and May 9 for American Legion Auxiliary and Holy Trinity Church Sodality. Others visit relatives in Cleveland Oxford Cincinnati while homes and families adjust after operations and relocations.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club meets May 3, 1945 at 8:00 P.M. at Mrs. Mamie Didday's home. Co hosts are Mrs. Jean McAffee and Mrs. Selah Malott. The program features a book review by Mrs. Sally Keen.
Mrs Katherine Reisinger and Mr and Mrs O A Shotwell hosted Sunday visitors to their home. The gathering included Mrs John Reisinger and daughter, Mrs Charles Fagin, Mrs Clarence Gault and her son, all from Kennedy Heights, along with Mr and Mrs Henry.
The Happyhour Theater Williamsburg will host a Mother’s Day matinee for Service men’s wives and mothers on May 13 at 2 30 p m. Jerry Jackson reports over 100 guests attended last year and corsages from Erickson The Florist will be given. Extra blanks to identify service mothers are available at the Courier office.
Service mothers urged to use this blank for a ticket to the Special Mother's Day Matinee on Sunday May 13 at 2 30 PM at Happyhour Theatre Williamsburg. Mrs.
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