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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1946
Page
8
James W. Walker of Batavia is named executor of the estate of Caroline Hatton a Batavia resident in Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred forever.
The Price Control Board serving Brown Clermont and Highland Counties in Ohio announced its closure. Chairman J. W. Evans said volunteers helped prevent inflation and ensure fair shares during wartime days. Remaining functions transfer to the Cincinnati OPA District Office with procedures for inquiries, transfers, sugar forms, and rent control.
In July Clermont County Farm and Home Safety Council led a homes and farmstead hazard cleanup contest with 16 4-H clubs reporting. Winners included Happy Chums of Shaler Point led by Emma Dickson, Lorado Busy Bees led by Erna Atwood, Wiggonsville 4 H led by Anna Dorne, and Nicholsville Victory Club led by Alice Leslie.
Four hundred ninety seven men women and children in Clermont County receive Old Age and Survivors Insurance benefits totaling 9415 dollars per month 112988 dollars a year announced by Edwin Baum manager Cincinnati field office Social Security Administration The best way to get to the top is by being the best man at the bottom V H Jones.
C. Finch of the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association in Columbus warns of an annual rodent invasion as cold nights approach. He says cracks and holes near foundations invite entry and urges repairs and measures to seal underground entrances. He endorses new rat baits containing Antu which are tasteless to humans but lethal to rodents.
Mr. Byron Ross, chairman of Clermont County Agricultural Conservation Committee, announced that the State AAA Office advised dairy farmers to save their sales tickets for the period July 1 to July 25, 1946. No decision yet on a dairy feed payment for this period.
Dr. Adolph A. Gruber and wife move with sons Bobbie and Tommy from Loveland Avenue to Bethel. He will join Dr. Simmons in business there, starting a new professional stint in Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Patchell Mrs. Nellie Bach and son Roger spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bach of Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAfet visited Mrs. Stella Hofman of Five Mile who is ill. Mr. and Mrs. L Clemons of Greensburg Ind were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J H Anness last week.
The Philothea Class of Amelia Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale Saturday afternoon starting at 2 p.m. A gift table and baked goods will be offered.
Mrs. Maggie F. Davis expresses gratitude to friends relatives and neighbors for support during illness and death of husband Lewis G. Davis. Special thanks to Rev C Eugene Biffle Rev Ernest Rector John C Craver and flower donors and helpers including Mrs Lawrence Davis Craver Funeral Home is noted
Hundreds report relief from itching piles and rectal irritation using R and R Carbolized Mutton Tallow with Camphor. Sold at all drug stores for 25 cents.
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