Mail Packages To Overseas Service Men Early
Relatives and friends of overseas service members are urged to mail Christmas parcels early. Guidelines from the Postal Bulletin advise deadlines for Japan Korea and Pacific islands by November 1 and for Navy Marine personnel in remote areas by October 15. Parcel size weight limits match domestic rules with certain APO FPO addresses limited to 50 pounds. Prohibited items include matches and lighter fluid. tobacco products are banned to several overseas APOs.
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Deer Park
Post Office
Japan
Korea
Islands of
The
Pacific
New York
N. Y
C-O
New Orleans
Report of Condition of The First National Bank of Batavia
The First National Bank of Batavia Ohio reports condition as of October 4 1950 with total assets of 1 844 339 51 and liabilities including demand deposits time deposits and government deposits. The report certified by cashier R R Griffin and notary Jean M Laffleur with directors Geo W Gregg D G Jamieson John B Rapp.
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First National Bank of
Batavia
Bhd
Cee
Cman
Ec Ec Rene
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Aisha Ie
State of
Ohio
Clermont
R. R. Griffin
Jean M. Laffleur
Geo. W. Gregg
D. G. Jamieson
John B. Rapp
Fall Colors Bring Village Out In Short Sunday Drive
The Bethel column notes a village exodus driven by pleasant fall weather with many GP license plates spotted in Brown and Adams Counties and along Route 52. A scenic loop via Aberdeen Route 41 West Union 125 238 Otway Hillsboro offers colorful touring options.
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Brown
Adams Counties
Hill and Dale
Aberdeen
West Union
Otway
Ohio
Hillsboro
Audrey Richards
Ann Taylor
Bess Hutson
Ruby Adams
Maysville
Edgar Parker
Hassie Crane
Lever
Cincinnati
Bethel
Norton Lee Hill
Dayton
John C. Swing
Cleveland
Bryce Winder
Florence Miller
Elsa Kennedy
Laurel
Frank Abbott
Revival Services Underway at Newtown Baptist Church
Newtown residents attend revival led by Rev. Everett L. Moore as families visit relatives in Greenup Kentucky Hamilton Ohio Kennedy Heights and Troy Ohio. Mrs Harry A Reinhardt recovering at Good Samaritan Hospital plans to return home soon. Neelys purchase Aicholtz property at Plum and Center Streets.
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Louis Mathews
Linwood
C. A
Newtown Baptist Church
Everett L. Moore
Bertram Burdsall
Nellie
Daisy Meyers
Greenup
Lafe Wentz
Brannenger
Hamilton
Ardis Swisher
Alma Cook
Kennedy Heights
Marion Cook
Troy
Ohio
Leslie Binder
Cleveland
Rhein
Newtown
Dallas Samons
West Virginia
Della Much More
Plainville
Harry A. Reinhardt
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hersche Neely
Aicholtz
Plum and
Center Sts
Sunday School Attendees Hear Music at Laurel Event
In Laurel, Mrs. C Stroub reports Sunday School attendance and a $5.19 collection. A covered dish supper drew a crowd and the Coover family filled a Cincinnati cancellation with music plus a Helen North Joyce Armacost duet. Rev. B Edwards preached on Who Art Thou. Mr Dale McKinley and Mrs Tatman visited Dayton Ohio. Mrs Chris Stroub visited Cincinnati for an operation. Mr and Mrs Lester Summons visited a sister. Mason Igo took over the Summons farm.
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Laurel
Asbury College
Cincinnati
Coover
Helen North
Joyce Armacost
B. Edwards
Dale McKinley
Dayton
Ohio
Tatman
Chris Stroub
Ernest Stroub
St. Mary’s Hospital
Lester Summons
Mary Summons
Mason
Chas Summons
Illness and visits noted in Sunday report
Sunday notes list Mr. and Mrs. Wellington and Mrs. Mabel Koshin as very ill. Paul Allen DeBruler visited his sister. Mr and Mrs Ralph Orr, and the best girl at Portsmouth are mentioned among visitors.
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Wellington
Mabel Koshin
Healthy
Paul Allen DeBruler
Ralph Orr
Portsmouth Sunay
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Ser
Austria
England
France
Germany
Italy
Trieste
Union Street
Shi Cwric
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
C. Stroub
Hier
Hollingsworth
Hollingsworth's
Buick
Henry J. Taylor
ABC Network
Holman Buick CO
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