Clermont Enlists Near 200 In October Draft Totals
Clermont county October draft called 811 men. to date 126 accepted. Board No. 1 saw 90 called, 47 to medical depot. about 20 may have enlisted earlier. Board No. 2 reported 79 accepted, excluding the 12th call. Lists of Board No. 1 and No. 2 inductees and available personnel are provided, naming many towns and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Shas
Goghen
Harold E. Hodges
Newtonsville
Richard L. Caldwell
Perintown
George H. Kersher
Cozaddale
Elmer BE. Vance
Loveland
Howard J. Uphin
Branch Hill
Republican Party Pushes Ohio War Effort and Bricker Reelection
The Courier argues for Governor John W. Bricker and state officials in a wartime Ohio, praising a state surplus of twenty million dollars and a pay as you go administration. It claims Democrats and New Deal did not build the surplus, urges voters to support Bricker to fund war bonds and avoid new taxes, and defends wartime clock changes under Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Ohio
John W. Bricker
Joseph T. Ferguson
John. W. Bricker
John. Bricker
F. D. Roosevelt
Lytle White Marriage Quietly Celebrated at Owensville Parsonage
Miss Sarah White and Mr. Donald Lytle wed in a small ceremony at the Methodist parsonage in Owensville Ohio at six oclock Saturday evening. Attended only by immediate family. couple to reside in the Lytle apartment on Broadway Batavia with wishes for happiness from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah White
Donald Lytle
Owensville
Robert White
List of Names in Williamsburg Area Community Memo
A long string of personal names and towns appears, listing residents from Williamsburg Batavia Amelia Felicity Bethel New Rich Mos cow Lindale and Ham ersville. The text reads as a roster of individuals including Paff Craig Anstaett Kline Briggs Williams Frey Ryan Morrison Dunn Watson Ridgeway Seibert Ballachino Long Walker Luck Schultz Hack ney Askren Mays Denham Dudley Adams Hughes Swope Amfott Bissantz Nickell and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tord M. Paff
Williamsburg
Leonard D. Craig
Felicity
James J. Anstaett
Frederick J. Kline
Batavia
Robert I. Briggs
Leo R. Williams
William R. Frey
Amelia
Charles W. Ryan
Bethel
Rodney L. Morrison
Harold E. Dunn
Floyd E. Watson
Howard E. Ridgeway
William CO
Stewart
Chile
Donald L. Seibert
Carl Ballachino
Irvin F. Long
Edgar T. Walker
John BE. Luck
New Rich
Donald W. Schultz
Vantigs A. Hackney
John H. Askren
Harry L. Mays
Moscow
Robert A. Denham
Lindale
William Dudley
Marion O. Adams
Theo. F. Hughes
Paul M. Watson
William G
Tea for the Boys in Service Hosted by Mrs Kennedy
An afternoon tea at Mrs Kennedy's Amelia home from 3 to 6 pm Sunday Oct 18 supports boys in the armed forces. A silver offering will be collected during the event.
Fraternities Name Pledges For Year At Ohio State U
Ohio State University fraternities announce autumn pledges, mainly from the new freshman class. The list includes Bruce Paschal of Batavia and the Lambda Chi Alpha pledge among others.
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Ohio State U
Bruce Paschal
Batavia
Lambda Chi Alpha
Bricker Seeks Fourth Term Amid Fiscal Record
In his Ohio gubernatorial bid four years ago John W Bricker vowed to balance the unbalanced state budget without new taxes. He was elected and kept the promise. Two years ago he said no new state tax, and kept that pledge as debts were paid or funded through the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Bricker
Bricker Pledges No New State Taxes in 1943 and 1944
Governor Bricker reiterates his promise of no new state taxes in 1943 or 1944 and no increases to current taxes. The pledge follows his keynote at the Republican State Convention, attributed to prudent government management and a treasury surplus of about 20 million dollars amid declining revenues. Ohioans are said to trust Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricker
Ohio
John Bricker
Mt Orab Wins Clermont County League Championship
Mt Orab captured the Clermont County League title last Sunday by defeating Williamsburg 5 to 4 in a tense finish. Mt Orab rallied with three runs in the bottom of the eighth to overturn a 4 2 deficit, marking their second consecutive victory over Williamsburg. Next Sunday Batavia Speedliners travel to Mt Crabs diamond for a 2 30 p m showdown.
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Mt. Orab
Williamsburg
Mt. Crab
Boles
Moler
Voll
Speedliners
Potter
Liming
Nstaett
Mrs. Sarver Sentenced to Life at Marysville
Cynthia Sarver a 37 year old Afton housewife and mother of three was sentenced in Marysville Ohio to life imprisonment after her conviction for second degree murder in the killing of neighbor Cleve Gillman. The degree reduction allows possible future pardon though she must serve at least ten years. She was taken to the Marysville institute in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fter
Cynthia Sarver
Afton
Marysville
Ohio
Sarver
Charles White
Common Pleas Court
Clermont Pomona Grange Meeting Promised In Batavia
Clermont Pomona Grange will meet in Batavia on Saturday October 17 at 10 a m with Heber Malott presiding. Morning business, afternoon program at the county home, prizes awarded for county and subordinate Granges, bread baking elimination, crocheting knitting and corn classes. Marathon Grange hosts Hallowe en party October 16 with county agent Mr. Battles as guest and a pot luck supper chaired by O B Mulloy. Victory banquet plans at Batavia October 26 for a big year end Grangers Rally.
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Clermont Pomona Grange
Batavia
Heber Malott
Home Ee Committee
Marathon Grange
Battles
O. B. Mulloy
Batavia Junior Woman's Club Meeting Set for Mt. Crab
The Batavia Junior Woman's Club will meet Thursday October 15 at the home of Mrs. Louis Grace in Mt. Crab Ohio. Entertainment will be provided by the program committee and hostesses include Mrs. Louis Grace Mrs. Richard Didday and Miss Elisebeth Moyer.
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Batavia Junior Woman's Club
Louis Grace
Mt. Crab
Ohio
Richard Didday
Elisebeth Moyer
O. L. Page Named Clermont County Man of the Month
O L Page has been named by the county War Bond Committee as Clermont County's Man of the Month for September. State war bond headquarters in Cleveland announced the honor. He will receive a Minute Man citation from the Standard Oil Company of Ohio for top work in the county's war bond drive.
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O. L. Page
Clermont County
Cleveland
Page
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
Novel Floor Treatment With Floral Chintz Under Glass
A daring floor treatment uses a large floral chintz or duck fabric laid wall to wall and sealed with several coats of spar varnish to resist wear and dirt. The result resembles fabric preserved under glass.
Registration of Farm Trucks Now Necessary
Columbus issues notice from Clermont County Agricultural USDA War Board designating October 22 23 and 24 as National Farm Truck registration days. Farmers and truckers hauling farm products or supplies may get help from county transportation committees to fill applications. Certificates of War Necessity must be carried on all operating commercial vehicles after November 15. Gasoline tires or repair parts cannot be obtained without this certificate. Application blanks and instructions are being mailed to all 1942 registered vehicle owners for public rental use.
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Columbus
Clermont Co. Agricultural Usda War Board
County Transportation Committee
ODT
Institute Officers Plan War-time Institutes
Clermont county community institute officers will meet at the 3 A office Tuesday evening Oct 20 to plan 1943 institutes to be held in February. Ohio State University specialist R Bruce Tom will assist in gearing the program to the war effort with agricultural wartime plans and normal institute material. Institutes will be hosted at Newtonsville Bethel Moscow Amelia Goshen Marathon Edenton Williamsburg and Owensville.
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Clermont County
Roy Battles
R. Bruce Tom
Ohio State University
Battles
Newtonsville
Bethel
Moscow
Amelia
Goshen
Marathon
Edenton
Williamsburg
Owensville
Hybrid Corn Varieties Tested at Clermont County Farm
H. S. Elliott, manager of the Clermont county Experiment farm, and workers from the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station husked weighed and sampled moisture from 30 hybrid corn varieties on test this week. The tests, run annually, will yield recommended Clermont county hybrids and results will be published after moisture contents are secured.
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H. S. Elliott
Clermont County Experiment Farm
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Clermont County
Recent Deaths in Batavia and New Richmond Areas
Obituaries note the deaths of Thomas C. Fancher at his daughter’s home near Pt Isabel, Frank A. Smith at 211 Market St New Richmond, Samuel W. Sprague in Batavia, and Grace M. Winemiller RN of Batavia. Details include spouses and children.
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Margaret Sprague
Burlew
Delmar Moore
Bloomington
Ill
Mark Gray
Felicity, C
Batavia
Winemiller
Grace M
Louise Winemille
Thelman
Ration Board Announces Fuel Oil and Kerosene Rationing
The Rationing Board led by E C Saxton says fuel oil and kerosene rationing starts this week. Dealers will mail statements to customers and register Oct 15 16. From Oct 19 applications by mail allowed. one third less than last year based on building size. Space heaters covered. Kerosene applications cover a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Saxton
Gasoline Rationing Plans Outlined By Local Board
E C Saxton, chairman of the Rationing Board, describes planned gasoline rationing in Batavia Ohio during late November with two registrations. Auto owners will present ownership certificates at school registration for A books, then a supplemental registration for B or C books. The program requires 40 to 50 full time workers and 7 to 14 part time workers per thousand autos, with offices trained by the OPA state office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Saxton
Batavia
State Office
East
OPA
R. E. Gifford
Gifford
Ohio
Office of Defense Transportation
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Clermont
Joseph W. Carson
James F. Grace
Mt. Washington
Willard L. Hahn
Coraddale
Eugene Tucker
Albert J. Patchell
James E. Stewart
Milford
Robert J. Neimeyer
Earl T. Scott
Board No. 2
Dw. J. Hofer Jr
Bruce L. Houghton
Robert M. Custer
New Richmond
George B. Dolt
Augustus W. Light
Meredith P. Judd
Neville
Henry ‘L. Schenz
John J. Hewett
Harold P. ‘Hamilton
Boyd Caddell
Everett Ritchie
Everett C. Cater
Raymond Hamilton
Robert H. Hawkins
John A. Agnew
William L. Bender
William C. Bainum
Mathew J. Yost
Lake Ireton
Kirk K. Hamilton
Donald Winemiller
Paul Meisman
Darrel Lillick
Herman Rose
Harsey D. Slade
Gerald P. Morel
Homer H. Mosbacker
William K. Slye
Eugene M. Trees
Eddie C. Carr
Leslie Ward
Leonard V. Moore
Thomas W. Coffman
John W. Dance
Paul Pletcher
John B. Paver
Harvey J. Miller
Wil Hamsburg
Buster W. Calaway
Clarence A. Ungelheam
Charles A. Hawkins
Donald L. Snider
Harry W. Lampe
Norwood
Alvin N. Beckelhymer
Louis J. Craver
Earl F. Dolak
Clif
Courier
Granger News
Grangers
Man
Ration Board
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