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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
7
The Rev. A. C. Rainsburger, pastor, leads morning worship at 9:30 with Sunday School to follow. Activities address residents and church members seeking spiritual guidance.
Batavia Presbyterian Church holds Bible School at 9 30 A M and Worship at 10 45 A M led by Rev Walter Zeanah. St Thomas More Church lists Masses at 8 30 and 10 A M with Bible School at 9 30 and Communion at 11 A M followed by Worship at 10 45 A M and an afternoon service at 1 30 P M.
Mass schedule for Holy Trinity Church Batavia lists Sunday masses at 8 and 10 am and weekday Masses on Tuesday with times.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Forestville invites all to Sunday services at 10 30 A M and Sunday School at 10 30 A M. A Wednesday meeting is at 8 00 P M. Reading room hours are Mon to Fri 1 to 4 P M Thursday 7 to 9 P M Saturday 11 A M to 9 P M.
The Stonelick Baptist Church in Stonelick Valley invites attendance at Bible School at 9 45 A M Worship at 11 A M and Evangelistic Service at 7 45 P M led by Pastor Charles W Jessee.
Church of Christ in Batavia located at Spring and Water Street lists morning worship at 0 00 and evening Bible school at 10 30 with L Edsil Dale serving as minister.
Rev. J. A. Shirer presides at Amelia Methodist Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Worship Service at 10 30 a m. Prayer Meeting is Wednesday at 1 45 p m and Choir practice at 8 15 p m.
The notice lists colored Sunday School at 9 30 a m with Mrs Lorna Palmer as superintendent followed by morning service at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 80 p m with GEO T Brown as pastor.
Miss Doris Jean Bohnekamp and Miss Betty Lou Lorenz were guests at Capital University in Columbus for the May Day Festivities on May 11 and 12. Royal Smythe of Middle River Maryland called his mother Mrs H B Smythe to wish her a happy Mother's Day. Mr and Mrs Harry Lesker hosted their Cincinnati visiting daughter over the weekend. Mrs Will Isaack Mrs Frank Urb an and Mrs H B Smythe attended the Albers Super Market Food Show in Cincinnati Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Walter Sperry spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Phil Sperry.
Walter Shrope of Williamsburg was arrested for reckless driving of a motorcycle. He paid a $60 fine and costs before Mayor A Munden of Batavia and received an additional $25 fine plus costs for resisting arrest.
Clermont County commissioners met in adjourned session in Batavia on May 18 1946 with members Sam Ausman Manly A Hill and Homer L Remley present. The record lists numerous payments to vendors and payroll items including The Perry & Derrick Co Ayer Hardware Co Clermont Pub Co Farm Bureau Dial's Service Dial's Service The Standard Oil Co The B F Goodrich Co Aufdemkampe Hdwe Carroll Jamieson Tool Co Earhart & Earhart and others for amounts ranging from a few dollars to several hundred.
A public safety campaign warns that 20,000 youths aged 1 to 19 die yearly from accidents and 76,000 adults die, with 10 million injured. It notes 60 percent of permanent impairments stem from accidents and urges removal of preventable causes.
The Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Office collaborates with the Emergency Food Program to assist farmers needing funds to plant crops. Applicants must offer a first lien on crops, lack bank or P A loan access, and have land and equipment to grow the listed crops. contact the County Agent for details.
Farmers will profit from a direct increase in Dairy Production Payments May and June 1946 versus 1945. Byron Ross, AAA Committee chairman in Clermont County, notes 20 cents more per 100 pounds for whole milk and 5 cents for butterfat, with payments subject to possible termination if milk or butterfat prices rise.
Before June 30 1946 payments are authorized for April May and June 1946 based on dairy products with rates 60c per cwt of whole milk and 17c per hundredweight butterfat in April. 45c per cwt and 15c per hundredweight in May June. The program seeks to offset rising production costs and feed, keeping prices stable and demand met. Mr Ross notes postwar production rose from 105 million pounds before Pearl Harbor to 119 million pounds.
The article notes a rise from 1.0 billion pounds in 1942 to 122 billion pounds in 1945 as a wartime record and argues that present needs require even greater production backed by government payments to maintain this level.
Dr Kinsley, federal veterinary in charge, leads Bangs testing for Clermont County assisted by six local and state veterinarians. The program starts this week and will run until the county regains Bangs accreditation.
Safety director Harry L Pontious of the Ohio Farm Bureau warns farmers to be careful as spring months show the highest toll of fatal accidents. He notes April had the most deaths, with many occurring on farms and about a quarter from tractor mishaps. Falls from wagons hay loads and buildings caused many fatalities. Accidents at the farm home stemmed from falls and fire.
Norman E. Perry, Cincinnati Zone manager for Pontiac, is announced as Pontiac Zone manager by D A Bathrick. Perry joined the division in 1927 and has served continually. he succeeds D B Whitfield who resigns to run the Toledo dealership of the late George Close Jr.
Ford Motor Company announces a nation wide training program for dealer parts department managers to learn new sales techniques and display methods. I L Pierce says over 15000 field representatives will receive instructions. Five regional instructors will start the program after completing initial training.
Instructors will run regional schools for branch area instructors who will then train parts managers and several men from each dealer’s parts and accessories department. A similar program is being planned for Ford dealer service managers.
In 1945 readers report R. and R. Carbolized Mutton Tallow with Camphor eased itching from piles and rectal irritation and sunburn. Five cents per box at all drug stores.
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