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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
7
Sunday School at 9 30 A M Worship 10 30 A M Christian Endeavor 7 30 P M Evening Service 8 15 P M Midweek Service Wednesday 8 P M Pastor 1 E Jenkins
The Rev. John C. Doyle leads Sunday morning worship at 10 30 with Bible School at 9 30 and evangelistic services at 8 00 PM. The Rev A C Rainsburger is listed as pastor and Sunday School Hour is at 9 30.
Batavia Presbyterian Church schedules church school at 9 30 A M and worship service at 10 45 A M led by Pastor Rev Walter Zeanah with details for Sunday activities.
Sunday maze event at St Thomas More Church RR 1 Withamsville Ohio. De F Heider leads activities at locations 840 and 107A withamsville.
The schedule lists Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 a.m. and weekday Masses on Tuesday and Friday at 8 a.m.
St Philomena Church in Stonelick lists Sunday Mass at 8:00 a.m. Weekday Masses on Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday at 8:00 a.m. Rev Characw oversees Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Worship Service is at 11:00 a.m. First Sunday each month features an evening service at 8:00 p.m.
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Forestville announces Sunday services at 10 30 A M with Sunday School at 10 30 A M A Wednesday meeting at 8 00 P M reading room hours are through Friday 1 to 4 P M Thursday 7 to 9 P M and Saturday 11 A M to 9 P M A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend the services and use the reading room.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio lists Sunday School at 1 30 P M Preaching at 2 45 P M Evening Service at 7 45 P M and Thursday prayer meeting at 7 45 P M for weekly worship activities.
The Stonelick Baptist Church announces an Evangelistic Service at 7:30 P.M. with morning services at 8:48 A.M. and an evening session led by Pastor Charles Ww Jessee. Additional notes mention youth activities and church events led by the congregation.
The Church of Christ on Springs and Water Street Batavia lists morning worship at 0:90 and evening services at 8:00 with L Edsil Dale as minister elected.
Sunday School at Amelia Methodist Church begins 9 30 a m with Worship at 10 30 a m Prayer Meeting midweek at 7 45 p m Choir practice at 8 15 p m Colored Sunday School at Taylor Chapel Methodist led by Mrs Lorna Palmer Morning service at 10 45 a m and evening service at 7 30 p m Pastor Geo T Brown presides over Taylor Chapel.
Clermont County officials document a photo tour with Dave Fette and team visiting 150 projects. They profile Hall C. Smith’s 280 acre Batavia township farm showing 106 acres crops 51 acres pasture 80 acres woodland plus a pond and drainage practices.
Mrs Fanny Kennedy and Mr George Johnson attended a Laymen s meeting at Calvary Church on August 20. Miss Estella Jones hosted a party for cousin Miss Betty Crowler of Cleveland on August 23. Crowler left August 26 for home. Miss Naomi Kay Shepard returned Sunday after a Michigan visit. Taylor Chapel M E Church and choir performed at York Street Church in Cincinnati on August 25. Robert Jones accompanied six girls to Milford on August 20 to see a game. Participants included Betty Crowler Marybelle Shepard Adaling Jones Ester and Pat Zimmerman Dewey Buddy Jones and Bud Zimmerman. Choir practice is set for Saturday at 8 p m at the church.
Advertisement notes SMITH RADIO & APPLIANCE SHOP as the destination for quality electrical appliances. Mentions a worn path to the store and urges satisfaction with purchases. Last week lists Connecticut Premier Sweepers with prices 87.15 29.78 and 97.35.
In Mulberry a double ring ceremony at 4 p m Saturday united Miss Gladys Vivian Humphreys daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Humphreys and First Lieut E Kenneth Kelch of Miamiville The Rev Norbert Campbell officiated White gladiolas and ferns decorated the Church of Christ The bride wore a white embroidered taffeta gown with train and a beaked crown veil Bridesmaid Mildred Ann McCormick and best man Harvey Hines of Goshen attended. The couple will reside in France.
A tour of Wexford Farm in Stonelick township and Allen C Roudebush farm in Batavia township documents erosion on hillsides and proposed conservation measures. Walter A. McDonald W. D. Ramsey and Sons and Mr Smith lead the efforts toward permanent pasture crop land and woodland with a focus on stock and forage.
The bride wore a navy dress with black accessories and a corsage of white gardenias. The wedding party dined at Homestead Inn Milford. The groom, in the regular army, left August 15 from New York harbor for Paris, where they will reside. The bride will join him in France when passage is arranged. Friends extend congratulations and good wishes.
The Mt. Carmel Unit of the Clermont Rangers will hold its regular quarterly meeting September 9 at 8:00 p m in the Mt. Carmel Glen Este School House. Chester D Ihrig, a special investigator at an insurance firm, will speak on tracking spies and wartime lawbreakers.
Clermont County Agricultural Conservation Association committeemen met with Ohio PMA officials and county colleagues in Columbus last week to study the 1947 farm program. Dave Davidson of PMA Field Service Branch stressed ongoing need for conservation marketing crop insurance and price support. He noted a shift toward local administration and said county funds in 1947 will aid practices addressing local conservation problems.
A group of Licking county farmers report stronger milk checks from pasture improvement. Winifred Christian credits pasture advances with daily dollar gains per acre, while Clyde C. Bone notes pasture boosts of 500 percent from lime and 500 pounds of 20 percent phosphate per acre. Gail Keckley observes pasture quality attracts sheep and grazing now, with lime and phosphate changes showing effects by the second year. Keith Warner of Granville says the practice may not be good management, but results are evident.
Harold K. Hill, assistant director of the North Central Region including Ohio, outlined future farmer challenges and announced that wheat crop insurance is available. He and Chairman Ross urged agents in all townships to explain the program and pressed farmers to complete conservation practices started last spring to ensure maximum conservation this year.
A farmer named Mr. Warner among Licking County’s large group shows pastures improved by lime and phosphate. The plan is to have cattle out from early spring on April first through about Thanksgiving, reflecting seasonal grazing efforts by local producers.
State finances have improved and debt reduced by over 25 percent. States and local governments hold more than 5 billion dollars in surplus funds, with unemployment reserves surpassing 6 billion. Yet taxpayer relief remains limited as federal debt grows and taxes stay high to balance the budget.
Treasury Department urges Americans to buy United States Savings Bonds to fund the war effort and keep dollars safe from inflation and scarce consumer goods. The message emphasizes patriotic duty and continued investment in bonds to support the country.
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