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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1946
Page
8
The Amelia Boy Scouts will hold a paper drive Saturday June 1 in Amelia and Hamlet. Residents are asked to place waste paper at the curb in bundles for collection on that day.
County commissioners gave favorable consideration to dedicating a 30 foot roadway in Hamlet. The action is advertised, with a viewing date set for June 7 and a hearing on June 24.
Clermont County Farm and Home Safety Council met in regu lar session May 17 at the County Agent's office. Members listed include J. A. Ashton and Mrs. Harriet Matthis with others. A survey booklet on county farm accidents was discussed and copies sent to schools for group meetings. An exhibit at the county fair was approved. Camp safety month is June. Church luncheon May 26 offers chicken noodle soup and pie for 60 cents. Dr. Baurichter has opened an office near Sailor Road. Local youths and families reported minor injuries and hospital discharges.
The Auxiliary of VFW Post 3064 Batavia will hold a social and bingo party at the Armory in Batavia at 8 p.m. Tuesday evening May 28. The public is invited.
A rummage sale and bake sale will be held at 1:30 p.m. Saturday May 25 in the Methodist Church. The event is sponsored by the Women's Society of the Methodist Church.
This column highlights Locust Corner farmer John Cann planting over three thousand Pritchard stockdale tomatoes and a quarter acre of tobacco despite heavy rains. It also mentions Adolph Spitemiller dairy work, the Star Dusters orchestra, Mt Carmen Grange entertainment, red stele disease threatening Ohio strawberries, and guidance from Ohio University plant expert Roy Ridgs and County Agent W. W. Hamilton on disease control and seeking readers for interviews.
A wife seeks protection claiming she was forced to sign a mysterious document. She fears the agreement could have relinquished ownership of her home and personal property. Authorities have issued an injunction to safeguard her rights during the dispute.
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