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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1943

Page

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Solvency of Clermont County Budget Balanced for 1944

Clermont county voters were assured of solvency after the board of county commissioners considered the 1944 budget. Estimated income and outlay both total $185 000 with a $27 000 expense rise from the previous year including 15000 for re appraisal 5500 for soldiers relief and 6500 in general expenses. The budget holds no salary increases this year with raises slated for 1945. County Chamber of Commerce representatives noted delinquent tax collection as a revived revenue source. A review of overdue taxes is underway. Shepherd Lane in Union township is to be reclassified as a public road and placed under township trustees.

Clermont County Board of County Commissioners W. W. Gard M. H. Burkhardt Columbus Ohio Chamber of Commerce Gard Chamber of Commerce Clermont Shepherd Lane Union Township

Scenes in Alaska at Methodist Church Next Wednesday

Batavians may view moving pictures in technicolor of Alaska scenes by Mr David Penn Moreton at the Methodist church on October 13 at 8 o clock. Moreton, cousin of Miss Jennie Penn, has traveled widely. A silver offering will be taken. Public invited.

Alaska David Penn Moreton Moreton Jennie Penn

Clermont Wins War Loan Drive and Faces 1944 Production Goals

Clermont County boosted War Loan subscriptions to 1 820 975 dollars, beating quota by 360 000 and earning a third straight win. Officials report plans to raise 1944 food production through farm machinery production, extended wartime production drives, and expanded farm campaigns while addressing labor, equipment, and price concerns at state meetings.

Clermont County F. C. Hartsock Milford Clermont

Batavia district over-subscribes Third War Bond drive

Batavia banking officials and drive leaders announced that the Batavia district has subscribed 502 925 to the current bond sale, about 325 percent of its 156 000 quota. The Clermont County total is 1 460 000, with Batavia alone exceeding one third. The effort is led by P. F. Jamieson of First National Bank as chair and Russell Speidel as vice chair, with over 30 volunteers visiting nearly every resident.

Batavia Clermont County P. F. Jamieson First National Bank Russell Speidel

County Bond Campaign Finishes Strong After Final Week Drive

Closing day of the third campaign week saw more than 25 percent of a 1 460 000 quota still to be raised, yet the county completed the drive before the Saturday deadline. Over 200 salesmen conducted door to door canvassing, many sacrificing rest and personal time, with clerks and buyers in countywide cooperation. Individual buyers accounted for the larger share of the final tally. Continued on page two.

Clermonters

Immunization Drive Opens for Clermont County Schools

County Health Commissioner Dr. A B Ream started the annual immunization program for Clermont county public schools. Nurses Miss Louise Buckner and Mrs Ruth Patchell assist as 35 schools will be visited over about a month to protect against smallpox and diphtheria with parent consent required for all treatments.

A. B. Ream Clermont County Louise Buckner Ruth Patchell County Board of Health Ream

Community U S O drive to aid soldiers and sailors

Clermont County launches a four week drive chaired by Harry Kahle of Batavia to raise funds for comforts and recreation for service members at home and overseas. Residents are urged to contribute as every dollar supports the boys in uniform who risk their lives for others.

Clermont County Harry Kahle Batavia

William Sporel Funeral Tuesday

William Sporel, a well known Batavia resident, died Saturday October 2 at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. The body lay at William Stirling Moore Funeral Home Batavia, with funeral services Tuesday at United Brotherhood Church Batavia and burial in Batavia cemetery. Survived by Lulu Mosbacher Sporel wife, Curtis C. Sporel brother, daughter Mrs Herbert Renschke, sisters Mrs Ella Krieg and Mrs Anna Schuetz, and two half brothers Ernest and Fred Ungelheum. long time Clermont county residents.

Batavia William Sporel Christ Hospital Cincinnati William Stirling Moore United Brothern Church Sporel Clermont County Mr. Sporel Higginsport Ohio Oscar Sporel Lulu Mosbacher Sporel Curtis C. Sporel Herbert Renschke Ella Krieg Anna Schuetz Ernest Fred Ungelheum

Well known local woman passes in Mulberry Ohio

Mrs. Lute Roudebush nee Stark widow of Ambrose P. Roudebush and mother of Marshall A. and John L. died at her son Marshall’s home in Mulberry on Saturday October 2. Funeral services were held at Craver Funeral Home Milford on October 5, with interment in Goshen cemetery. Milford Chapter O E S and Batavia Chapter officers attended.

Batavia Roudebush

Ringer and Judge Watts Visit Batavia Courthouse Row

S A Ringer and Judge Watts of Leesburg Ohio called at the Courier office in Batavia Tuesday while transacting business in town, stopping by the newspaper office.

S. A. Ringer Judge Watts Leesburg Ohio Batavia Courier

Legion Council Names Officers In Clermont County

The Clermont County Council of the American Legion elected Edton Myers of Williamsburg as County Commander Ben Koogler of Batavia as County Vice Commander and Dale H Nichols of New Richmond as County Adjutant They urged all members to attend meetings to discuss post issues Installation will occur at John Farina Post 550 Clubhouse Pt Pleasant on October 18.

Clermont County Council of the American Legion Legion Hall Williamsburg Edton Myers Ben Koogler Batavia Dale H. Nichols New Richmond Legion John Farina Pt. Pleasant

Rationing Calendar Details By October 1944 Update

The notice outlines rationing expiry dates for Blue stamps V and W through October at specified locations, Red stamps X Y Z in Book 2, Brown stamps A B in Book 2, and Brown C D F expiring by late October. Sugar stamps 14 15 16 have limits through October 31 with canning sugar up to 15 pounds per person. Shoes stamp 18 and Airplane stamp valid through November and until further notice. Gasoline stamps A B C set volumes through November. Period 5 fuel oil coupon invalid, period 1 valid through January 3 1944. Stoves require local board certificates.

Farina Post Plans Meeting and Installations

John Farina Post and Auxili ary set to install officers at the Pt Pleasant club house on October 11 featuring a covered dish dinner. Dist Vice Commander Henry Cushard to install Post Officers Dale H Nichols Henry E Schenz G W Howard and Guy Jones. Auxiliary officers to be installed by Dist President Mrs Louella Keller. Post has sent 40000 cigarettes overseas with next shipment planned for Alaska.

John Farina Pt. Pleasant Dist Henry Cushard Dale H. Nichols Henry E. Schenz G. W. Howard Guy Jones Auxiliary Louella Keller Cincinnati Southwest Pacific Alaska

Canner Rationing Rules Relaxed in Clermont County

Clermont County War Board reports relaxed pressure canner rationing rules after more canners reach local dealers. Individuals may now secure canners, not only groups, by applying to the Farm Rationing Committee in Batavia Ohio for eligibility certificates or review of prior applications.

Clermont County Clermont County Agricultural War Board War Food Administration Roy Battles Farm Rationing Committee Care Agricultural War Board

Batavia Considers Postwar Sewer System Plan

At a regular meeting the Batavia council reviewed a proposed sewer system with Cincinnati engineer Walter Manion outlining steps to mobilize postwar action. Plans from years ago were noted and Ralph Majewsky tasked to locate them for November review. project costs are around 50 000 to 35 000 for disposal and plans, with funding options including bonds or a benefit assessment on water use.

Batavia Walter F. Manion Cincinnati Ralph Majcewsky Manion State Board of Health

Seek Recruits For WAVES Tour Reaches Clermont

Waves recruitment drive in Clermont county shows notable interest. In Batavia fifteen women interviewed with five candidates under consideration. Milford seen three applications. Bethel offered no applicants. Tour led by J F Semler and EF Crane from Cincinnati with local committees aiding.

Clermont County Batavia Milford Bethel Memorial Building J. F. Semler EF. ©. Crane Cincinnati Ohio Maxine Dean Lelia Malott Jean Laffleur Katherine Schubert Faye Paul Frances Reese

College Enrollment Satisfactory Despite War Effect

Fall enrollment at Wilmington College reached 130 after the second week of classes, about half the normal peace time figure and only eight below the second semester of 1942-48. Fifteen more students joined Saturday school, with freshmen making up about half of the total. Clermont county students include Ruth Gentry, Love land. Christy Holland, Marathon. Lola Jacobs, Batavia. Delbert Rockwell, Milford. Frank Shields, Bethel. Helen Woodmansee, Felicity.

Wilmington College Clermont County Ruth Gentry Loveland Christy Holland Marathon Lola Jacobs Batavia Delbert Rockwell Milford Frank Shields Bethel Helen Woodmansee Felicity

Club Meeting Announced by Batavia Junior Woman's Club

The Batavia Junior Woman's Club will meet at Mrs Karl Souths home Thursday evening Members should bring completed scrapbooks War Stamps will be on sale

Batavia Karl South Odea

Appeals Court Hears Three Cases in County Seat

The Court of Appeals of the First Judicial District met Monday forenoon in Clermont County Court House with a light docket of three cases. Judge Simon Ross presided, joined by Judges Stanley Matthews and R. H. Hildebrant. The appeals, from Common Pleas opinions by Judge Charles G. White, include Highland E. Danby et al. v Cincinnati Camp Meeting Assn over property access, Leona Beach et al. v Harry L. Rowekamp over a barn on restricted property in Union Township, and Eva Kramer, administrator, v Russell F. Speidel et al. over the will of Anna Mason Kramer.

Court of Appeals First Judicial District Clermont County Court House Simon Ross Cincinnati Stanley Matthews R. H. Hildebrant Wilmington Common Pleas Court Charles G. White Highland E. Danby Virginia A. Danby Cincinnati Camp Meeting Association Leona Beach Harry L. Rowekamp McLean Union Township Eva Kramer George Kramer Russell F. Speidel Halbisch Anna Mason Kramer

Gas coupon thefts in Clermont County rail at 30 thousand gallons

Two Clermont county filling stations report thefts of gas coupons totaling 2 000 gallons. Owensville Jim's Friendly Service and O K Loudenback Hamlets station each lose 1000 gallons. Authorities from O P A and Clermont county investigate as tires and supplies tighten.

Clermont Batavia Rationing Board Clermont County Jim Owensville O. K. Loudenback Hamlet Cincinnati Brooks

Clermont residents offered Wilmington College courses

Wilmington College brings courses to Clermont again this year with one evening weekly classes starting Monday in Williamsburg and Mt. Orab. Criminology and Child Welfare run in Williamsburg and Business English and Criminology in Mount Orab with two semester credit hours each. Dr. R D MacNitt will teach Criminology and Child Welfare. Deadline to mail Christmas packages to soldiers overseas is October 15 with the War Department urging prompt mailing.

Wilmington College Clermont Williamsburg Mt. Orab Mount Orab R. D. MacNitt Ohio The War Department

Army adopts M 3 submachine gun as standard weapon

Colonel McMahon announces the M 3 submachine gun dubbed the briefcase howitzer will replace older models. Produced in Cincinnati District, the 45 caliber weapon weighs under nine pounds and fires 450 rounds per minute at under $20. Tests show greater accuracy and control with lighter recoil, while parachute, amphibious, armored, and desert operations report reliability and durability. The Mt Carmel Glen Este Schoolmates Association meeting is set for Oct 10 at 1 30 p.m.

Fred A. McMahon Cincinnati Ordnance District Army Ordnance Department Army Ordnance Cincinnati Armored Command Mt. Carmel-Glen Este

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Bond Agricultural War Boards WFA Congress Legion Council Farina Batavia Council J. W. Evans Evans ARMY
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