Milford News Roundup and Local Memorials
The Milford region reports on the Milford Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Mrs Agnes Thorboun home with Mrs A Bagtch in charge. Obituaries note the death of James W Mobley 63 of a leukemia illness near Veracruz Cruz. The Septic accident on State Route 28 near Milford claimed the life of Corp John E Philhower 25 Goshen with William White injured. Philhower left arm severed and the left side of the body torn away.
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The
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Agnes Thorbuon
A. BaGtch
James W. Mobley
Monroe
Mobley
Veroa Cruz
Kentucky
Flossie Powell Mobley
George Salzman
Cleveland
W. H. McMorris
Shaker Heights
Corp
John E. Philhower
Goshen
William White
Newtonsville
Roy Hodges
Milford
Philhower
White
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Craver
Craver Ambulance Service
Joe Romohr
White Corp
Res
Local visitors and gatherings in PT Isabel area
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Leonard of Maple were guests Friday at the Fred Fancher home. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Marksberry hosted visitors Wednesday and Thursday, including Abner Lykins and daughter Donna Gaye, and John Smith of Camp Livingston Louisiana. John Smith of Norwood visited Sunday. Miss Margaret Sipple hosted a group Tuesday evening. Mrs. Sadie Phillips and Mrs. Mary Sipple attended Mrs. Mary Dawson’s funeral at Silver Grove Kentucky Tuesday afternoon.
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L. A. Leonard
Maple
Fred Fancher
Ray Marksberry
Abner Lykins
Donna Gaye
John Smith
Camp Livingston
Norwood
Marksberry
Sadie Phillips
Mary Sipple
Mary Dawson
Silver Grove, Ky
Mount Holly Social Flurry Highlighted by Family Visits
Mrs Hannah Langmuth hosted the Athella class gathering last Friday evening at Mt Holly. The Richter family celebrated son Matthew’s return from over three years of service with medals, including a Purple Heart, as Frank prepares to come home. Mr J E Lytle hosted seventeen relatives for dinner last Sunday. Jacob Groppenbacher hosted visitors including Sgt Tony Reif and family members as Mrs Jacob Schmidt moved to housekeeping in an apartment.
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Hannah
Langmuth
Athella
Anna Myer
Richter
Matthew
Frank
J. E. Lytle
Jacob Groppenbacher
Sgt
Tony Reif
Jacob Schmidt
Wash
Glass lined steel silo introduced by A O Smith
The A O Smith Corporation of Milwaukee unveils a glass lined steel silo with bottom unloading via an engine driven mast and blades. The design preserves silage by airtight conditions, uses burn air to expel oxygen, and mirrors a conventional silo in cost with test coatings shown.
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A. O. Smith Corporation
Milwaukee
Wis
Community Notes from Cincinnati and Surrounding Areas
Brief items report Herb Thomas visiting a sick friend in Springfield after returning from service. The Ladies Helping Circle met at Mrs. Mary Fagin’s Bethel home for an all day session. A new Marietta minister is due this Wednesday for Hamersville church service. Rev Leek attended Sunday service. Wishing Mrs Grayer Hon Akers a speedy recovery. Deride John kept quiet. Mrs Moerlein and daughter from Cincinnati visited with friends and neighbors last Thursday.
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Ladies Helping Circle
Mary Fagin
Bethel
Marietta
Hamersville
Rev
Leek
Ohio dairymen forecast ample feed and better labor
R. W. Sherman of Ohio State University says Ohio dairymen will have ample feed to sustain high milk production through winter. Labor conditions should be better than last winter, and consumer demand depends on unemployment. Pastures were strong on September 126, and the 1945 hay crop is about six percent larger than 1944, with grain production also rising.
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Ohio
R. W. Sherman
Ohio State University
Funds Available to Electrify Ohio Farms
Ohio farms without electricity number about 49 183 with 21 of every 100 farms lacking service. Federal funds totaling 1 458 921 have been allocated to accelerate electrification before June 30 1946. National totals include 200 000 000 allocated for the year and 3 371 189 unelectrified farms. Ohio uses 28 REA cooperatives and can borrow up to 10 000 000 from other funds to expand power.
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Ohio
I. P. Blauser
Ohio State University
Rural Electrification Administration
United States
Blauser
REA
Claude R. Wickard
Lesker
Norwood
Local Navy Seaman Marvin McGuire Released Home
Marvin McGuire has been released from the Navy and is at home with his wife Mrs. Cecil Billingsley. Ann Billou spent Monday in Cincinnati. A large group from Glen Este attended the Holy Name parade at Crosley Field in Cincinnati on Sunday afternoon. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman. Several couples from Cincinnati attended a party Saturday night honoring Buddy Schmudde and wife for their wedding anniversary and his discharge from service. Buddy is Phil Sperry’s nephew.
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Marvin McGuire
Navy
Cecil Billingsley
Ann Billou
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Ball Park
Mrs
Robert Hoffman
Phil Sperry
Billy Fitzgerrald
Buddy Schmudde
Buddy
Ohio Dairymen Face Stable Prices and Feed Outlook
Ohio state economist notes farmers have fed heavy grain rations for a year and expect the milk fed ratio to hold for six to eight months. Commercial mixed dairy rations depend on 100 pounds of milk value, with milk prices not likely to change much. A drought subsidy last winter adds 10 cents per hundredweight, reducing current milk receipts by that amount.
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Ohio State
Ohio
Sherman
Utility Tables on Farm Work Surfaces and Safety
Utility tables help organize farm work in milk houses barns and shops. Smooth durable tops that are easy to clean improve sanitation and efficiency. worn rough tops hinder work and sanitation. The suggested solution is to cover tops with asbestos cement siding.
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Tigers
Ington
Mrs. Charles
Vorwoldt
Hyde Park
William Smyser
E. A. Swope
Thompson
Julia Jones
Dayton
Lewis Woodruff
John Bulow
Ronnie
Harold Wilson
Laura Collier
Lowell Collier
U. S. Army
Texas
Virginia Lakemire
Williamsburg
J. J. Preston
Mr. Fossett
Prestons
Pt. Isabel
Earl Catlett
Ethel Woodeman
Thelma Leary
Moscow
Philip Collier
Miamiville
Guy Carr
Felicity
Mabel Sipple
Eva Beckelhymer
Robert Little
Amarillo
Ray Marksberry, Jr
James Little
U. S
Sidney Marksberry
Albert Marksberry
Chile
Isabel
Margaret Sipple
MT. Holly
Herb Thomas
Springfield
John
Moerlein
Aileen
WM. O. Hutson
Clermont County
Batavia
Amelia
Glen Este
Mrs Lesker
Henry McClean
John McClean
Walter Sperry
Just
Standard Rug & Linoleum CO
Main Avenue
Norwood, Ohio
Melrose
Hart’s Restaurant
Kramer’s
Batavia, Ohio
NEW Richmond Investments
Washington Street
Ohio Avenue
Front Street
Union Street
Quarry Street
New Richmond, Ohio
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D. W. Beeler
Cin’ti
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