Bricker Announces State Rationing Control In War Time
Governor John W. Bricker announces that the Office of Price Administration will assume active control of Ohio’s rationing program. May 17 is proclaimed I Am An American Day with campaigns to educate new citizens about liberties and democratic government amid war.
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Bricker
Ohio State Council of Defense
Office of Price Administration 800
Pearl Harbor
OPA
H. T. Beckmann
van Wert
Beckmann
Leon Henderson
John W. Bricker
Ohio Citizenship
Kenneth C. Ray
Paul K. Moore
Batavia Defense Council
Junior Women's Club Meeting Set For May Seventh At Eight
Batavia Junior Woman's Club gathers at Miss Helen Wolf home on Thursday May seven at 8 p m hosted by Mrs Randolph Reynolds Mrs John Moore and Mrs Verlin Ganger. Program features A Great Woman in History Miss Modern and Miss Yesteryear by listed authors.
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Batavia Junior Woman’s Club
Helen Wolf
Randolph Reynolds
John Moore
Verlin Ganger
Miss Modern
Mrs
Paul
Marathon PTA to Meet and Host Pot Luck Dinner
The Marathon PTA will meet in the school building on Tuesday May 12 at 8 pm A brief business session will be followed by Hdenton PTA taking over the program A pot luck supper will follow with attendees asked to bring a covered dish or sandwiches
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PTA
Hdenton Pta
Union Two reports Red Cross sewing progress and defense scrap drive
The Clermont County Red Cross reports on hospital supplies and knitted garments sent to the depot for war refugees. The Union Two Defense Council meets at Mt Carmel Glen Este to organize scrap metal salvage with a depot at Route 74 Nine Mile Road and plans to collect all scrap metal except tin cans.
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Union Two
Defense Council
Clermont County
American Red Cross Today
American Red Cross
Union Two Defense Council
Mt. Carmel-Glen Este
Mt. Carmel
Co. L. Harrison
Route 74
Nine Mile Road
C. L. Harrison
A. &. Holly
Harry Snell
Geo. Nash
J. H. Callahan
Jake Andres
County Baseball Off To Big Start In 1942
Clermont County opened the 1942 baseball season with all ten teams in action. New Richmond Giants beat Felicity 17 to 2, Georgetown defeated East End Merchants 20 to 7, Mt. Crab downed Bethel 19 to 4, Williamstown Donnworth Dodgers blanked Edenton 14 to 0, Goshen beat Neville, with schedule highlighting Goshen at Williamsburg and other matchups on May 10.
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Clermont County
Richmond Giants
Felicity
Georgetown
East End
Goshen
Williamsburg
Neville
Edenton
Bethel
Mt. Crab
New Richmond
Batavia Rotarians Rename To Speedliners For 1950s Season
The Batavia Speedliner AA Knothole team, aged 17 and under, will play next Sunday in the Cincinnati Eastern Division. Formerly the Batavia Rotarians, they finished third among 65 teams last year. Sponsored by Whitmer Speedliner Roller Rink, most games occur in Cincinnati with some at Batavia.
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Batavia Speedliner AA Knothole
Cincinnati
Batavia Rotarians
Whitmer Speedliner Roller Rink
Batavia
Clermont Masons Plan Fish Supper May 22 in Batavia
All Clermont County Masons are invited to a fish supper and entertainment hosted by Batavia Chapter R A M in the local lodge rooms on Friday evening May 22.
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Clermont Country
Batavia
Largest Marble Building Opens in Washington
The National Gallery of Art in Washington unveils the world’s largest marble building. Authorities describe the landmark as a triumph of architecture and cultural presentation.
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New National Gallery of Art
Washington
1942 Triple-A parity and conservation payments set by Clermont official
Edward C. Saxton announces revised 1942 rates under the Agricultural Adjustment Act aligned with wartime needs. Conservation payments are reduced from earlier budgets, with corn payments remaining higher than 1941 totals. Clermont County rates list Corn ACP 5.5c parity 11.1c Wheat ACP 9.9c parity 13.5c Burley Tobacco ACP 0.6c no parity Potatoes AOP 1.8c no parity and notes further changes possible as participation details emerge.
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Edward C. Saxton
Clermont County
Saxtéy
Congress
Saxton
Burley Tobacco
Summer Round Ups Begin For School Health
In 1925 the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers sponsored the Summer Round Up free health examinations for children entering school in September. Programs are held statewide with County Health Department cooperation to ensure children are in good health before enrollment. Parents are urged to check local schedules and ensure attendance to maximize school funding tied to attendance. the Mt. Carmel Glen Este auditorium hosts the annual event on May 14 at 9 30 for all children.
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Ohio Congress of Parent Teachers Associations
County Health Department
Ohio
Mt. Carmel Glen Este School
Wheat Marketing Vote Carries In Clermont County
Early returns show about 75 percent of wheat growers voting May 2 in the National Wheat Marketing Quota Referendum favored quotas for 1942. In Ohio 57 percent supported quotas, Clermont county tally 66 votes cast with 49 for and 17 against, 74 percent in favor. The law requires a two thirds majority for quotas.
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Clermont County
Edward C. Saxton
Triple-A
Ohio
County PTA Council Set to Meet in Williamsburg
Clermont County PTA Council plans a May meeting in Williamsburg on Wednesday May 13 at the school building. Registration 9 30 am. meeting at 10 with Mrs Robert Morgan presiding. Rev Cecil Leeks Higginsport to speak. Mothersingers to sing. lunch 50 cents.
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Clermont County Council
PTA
Williamsburg
Robert Morgan
J. W. Prewitt
W. E. Widing
C. W. McBride
Newtown
Cecil Leeks
Higginsport
Women's Society To Meet At Summerside
The May meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Summerside Methodist church. Mrs. George Nash will preside, and the worship service will be led by Mrs. Mildred Gray. A book review of the Christian Imperative will be given by eight members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society of Christian Service
Summerside Methodist Church
George Nash
Mildred Gray
Iight
School admission officials announce September intake
Dr A B Ream Dr F S Skeen and Dr Claude Smith will supervise the entrance examination which is free. Those unable to bring children to the school early Thursday morning should contact Mrs A J Klinger Health Chairman for arrangements.
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A. B. Ream
F. S. Skeen
Claude Smith
A. J. Klinger
Hundreds in Clermont County face induction next week
A tentative list shows over 120 men from Clermont County to be inducted into the armed forces at Fort Thomas next week. The county already has more than 900 men who have left for service in various branches, with dozens more from Board No. 1 and Board No. 2 slated for induction or rejection on specified dates.
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Clermont Co
Fort Thomas
Officers Training School
John F. Schooley
Goshen
Clarence E. Smith
Loveland
Edwin M. Loti
Robert F. McConaughy
Batavia
Robert J. Neimeyer
Milford
Earl L. Roby
Mt. Washington
Board No. 2
Charles L. Glover
Amelia
Clifford R. Kennedy
Bethel
David Shelton
Williamsburg
Wm. H. DeWar
Moscow
John M. Dolt
Charles A. Cummins
Chile
Lawrence L. Davis
Robert L. Ingalls
Wm. H. Dahlheimer
Earl L. Hannah
George H. Jacobs
New Rich
Harry Koetter
Thomas P. Glaze
Devon W. Althaus
Harry J. Storch Jr
Paul G. McAfee
Clement D. Stofe
Stanley Watson
New Richmond
John M. Toomey
Richard E. Miller
Hamersville
County Plans Bridge Removal Over Twelve Mile Creek
Engineer Carl Rush says county commissioners authorize removal of the abandoned bridge over Twelve Mile Creek at New Rich Mond. The span will be taken down repaired painted and later reinstalled in another locality.
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Carl Rush
12 Mile Creek
New Richmond
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Baer
Hamilton Bldg
Rotarians
Batavia Speedliners
Masons
County
PTA Council
Women’s Society
Summerside
Hairm D. Kaufman
Blanchester
James A. Bailey
Paul E. Turton
Earl Mahan Miamiville
Harold I. Dumford
Plain
Clarence W. Molitor
Clifford G. Butterbaugh
Plainville
Charles W. Hicks
Edgar A. Whitaker
Jel
Rancis X. Weber
Walter H. Luecke
Clarence A. Mohler
Coraddale
Eugene Elsten
George R. Yeager
Owensville
Delmer M.A Hill
Newtonsville
George A. Hill
Wm. S. Darrow
Branch Hill
T Fred G. Powers
John P. Rosenberger
Charles R. Woodruff Jr
Carl H. Brown
Arthur G. Hamlin
Lester F. Grimm
Emil Bredstrand
Charles M. Guilday
Charles H. Falch
Orville L. Sewell
George S. Griswold
Lloyd R. Bennett
Truman D. Harper
John E. Miller
Joe Hewett
Harold A. Shannon
Eugene Waldron
Mervin E. Johnson
Coe C. Brate
Perintown
Delbert P. Adams
Lawrence L. Hudson
Pl. Plain
George Y. Vogt
Sandus A Capozio
Carl J.ulen
Ralph L. Wolf
Joseph C. Herget
Warren Miller
David W. Hanlon
Wm. A. O’néal
Robert J. Skinner
Cecil T. Gregory
Maurice A. Perkins
Ora A. Higby
Thos
F. Fetters
George E. Volak Jr
Charles Baker
Dale McElfresh
Wm. J. Allen
Franklin C. Johns
Floyd O. Long
Edgar W.valentine
Otis F. Smith
Paul D. Fancher
Raymond G. Burnett
Victor T. Carter
Richard B. Jackson
Joseph A. Boggs
Allen T. Harris
Robert A. Gibson
Nthony H. Dietrich
Harry E. Ward
George
Thomas
James H. Huber
Lewis Manning
Wm. G. Bertrand
Harold H. Medary
John W. Herget
William S. West
Chester H. Balzhiser
Thomas B. Cady
Richard L. Penny
Robert B. Oldendick
Elmer W. Ballard
Dale F. Stevens
Thomas W. Schneider, Amelia
James Madison
Ly ‘Ountry
Rvice
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