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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1943
Page
4
The Milford Progress Club will close its season with a picnic at the home of Mrs. Milton M. Gatch on Thursday May 13. Original ideas will be presented by club members. Several local residents and visitors are mentioned visiting relatives in town and nearby communities.
Mrs Gustave C Rolke of Amielia Route 2 received American Beauty Roses for Mother's Day from her son William who is somewhere in England. The gesture arrived as Mr and Mrs Rolke and Mr and Mrs Gustav G Rolke of Norwood celebrated at their home.
For sale one year old Leghorn hens by John Ziegenhardt Rt. 1 Batavia. Also 1948 wallpaper patterns Kemtone wall paints linoleum rugs nursery high chairs garden seeds Wasner Airey hardware Batavia phone numbers 4576 and 4561.
Batavia residents note social visits across states including California Hamilton and Evanston Ohio. Local clubs hold events with plans for May 27 Batavia Grange initiation and Olive Branch Decoration Day services on May 28. Bereavement listings mark Henrietta Trakowski of Mt Washington, age 87.
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club plans a meeting at Mrs Karl South's home on Thursday May 13 at 8 00 PM with co hostesses Mrs Paul McAfee and Mrs Richard Didday Dr F M Oxley will speak and war stamps will be on sale The note also mentions Dutch guerrillas operating on Timor and a newspaper marked Made in Japan.
The article notes Clermonters should file for canning sugar renewals, warns for consequences if they do not cooperate, and mentions that renewals require a tire inspection record and panel approval. It also describes a May 18 instruction session in Batavia and details about B and C gas panel renewals. Volunteer efforts are discussed with humor about expected help.
Washington May 11 Grocers face lower profits on cabbage onions some poultry and salt codfish as OPA sets top margins and imposes a 25 pound sugar limit for home canning and freezing. A plan to subsidize a 10 percent cut in retail beef veal lamb mutton coffee and butter takes effect June 1.
An advertisement from the Union Stock Yards in Cincinnati promotes a cattle and calf salesman service claiming a customer first approach and urging readers to become customers now. It features a phone contact and a marketing slogan emphasizing satisfaction and service.
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