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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
6
The Clermont Courier lists JERALD B. FORTNEY as Editor and Publisher. It notes subscription at $1.50 for six months and publication entry at Batavia Ohio as second class mail matter.
Batavia chatter notes Louie Moore in top shape for the season and hints at a stop light for Rosie Salter. It mentions engagements, a ring, a house trailer, and possible marriage plans involving Helen Schickley and Fred Hahn. Odder items include reconversion jokes, classroom rumors, and a planned Clermont County open air theatre between Batavia and Mt. Carmel.
A column offers tips to prolong a pillows life by crushing cam phor with feathers during restuffing to preserve them and deter smells. Roasting pans clean easier with washing soda in boiling water, removing grease after 15 to 20 minutes. Freezing in old mechanical refrigerators lags behind modern freezers. start two hours earlier. Court Feud May Cause House Probe. If feud don’t object, your honor, Eagle Milton Ore.
A lively column mockingly surveys summer moods and public gripes while joking about wartime memories. It lists headlines from fantastical worlds and surveys fashion trends in New York shoes with notes on leather shortages and practical advice for matching outfits.
The Anderson Township Garden Club along with The Friendly Garden Club Newtown Garden Club and Eastern Valley Garden Club sponsor a flower show at Anderson Township School Forestville on Saturday September 7 from 3 to 9 pm Cochairmen are Mrs R K Walters and Mrs Raymond Wardlow The schedule lists 41 classes for specimens pot plants and flower arrangements The public is invited.
Charles Neville aged 19 of Point Pleasant and Howard Potts 18 of Cincinnati are charged with robbery of Mrs. Margaret Glass a war widow of Cincinnati. Neville admitted taking a purse with $5 from Mrs. Glass on August 21 in downtown Cincinnati and that the contents included $18 papers and her photographs. The billfold was dropped in an alley near the scene.
Lucian H. Dawson of New Richmond Ohio appointed administrator with will annexed of the estate of William Bauman deeded Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 31 1946 Judge Orville W Halbisch. Lucian H. Dawson Attorney 319-19.
A Riley flavored dusk poem depicts clouds, sun, and wind clashing with a cast of images including a drifting vessel and riotous children. A stray campaign note about James Whitcomb Riley running for the U S Senate appears, suggesting Washington might view his methods with sympathy.
Case notes the estate of Myrtle Bauman under probate in the county with Lucian H. Dawson attorney listed. Filing references Case No 34 58 and 31-9-19. Probate proceedings are noted.
Lesson text outlines the prohibition and purpose of lying from Exodus and Proverbs, the punishment of deceit, and Peter’s denial, urging truthfulness among Christians. It stresses the harm of lies in Church and society, warning that God sees all and lies bring ruin.
The piece argues perfume reflects personality and mood, shaping mood and intrusions. It notes the abundance of fragrance options and advises seeking trusted judgment to select a scent that truly fits the wearer. It emphasizes fragrance as a cultural mystery with a guiding voice.
The 91st Great Cincinnati Carthage Fair runs September 11 to 14 in Cincinnati with exhibits on agriculture and horticulture livestock, 4-H and county school displays, and industrial shows. Premiums exceed 25000 dollars across harness races horse show beef dairy cattle sheep poultry and more. Speed program features two 5000 purses and Ohio Standard Bred Futurity races with daily trots and pacers. Free afternoon and evening circus acts plus Smittie’s military band concerts are planned.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports average hourly manufacturing earnings at 1.06 in April and an estimated 1.07 in May. The April figure tops the wartime January 1945 peak by one cent, with wage gains offsetting reduced take home pay from shorter work weeks. Average weekly earnings in April were 42.92, down 4.50 from wartime highs.
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