Clermont County Commissioners Adopt Old Creamery Lease Resolution
The Clermont County Commissioners met in adjourned session in Batavia on August 31 1945 with members Hill Remley and Ausmen. They adopted a resolution to lease the Old Creamery Property Victoria Avenue Batavia Lots 15 and 16 Crage Addition to Ray Halverson and George W Schaeffer dba Clermont Distributing Co for 40 per month for one year or until property is lawfully sold, with 30 day vacate notice if sold earlier. Lease allows building alterations and a large overhead door, rent paid in advance, possession at once or upon first month’s rent, and signing by September 4 1945.
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Clermont County
Batavia
Ohio
Manly A Hill
Homer L. Remley
Sam Ausmen
Old Creamery Bidg
Mr. Ausman
Board of County Commissioner
Board of County Commissioners of
Ray Halverson
George W. Schaeffer
Clermont Distributing Co
George .W. Schaeffer
Dba
General Code of Ohio
Remley
R. Ausman
Hill
Internal Revenue Office Adopts 40 Hour Work Week
The Office of the Collector of Internal Revenue in Batavia Ohio announces a 40 hour work week Monday to Friday from 8:15 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. in compliance with a Treasury Department directive, per Charles H. Work.
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Collector of Internal Revenue
First Natonal Bank
Batavia
Ohio
Treasury Department
Charles H. Work
Beef subsidy details from AAA for cattle sales
County AAA chair Edward G Saxton outlines beef subsidy rules for feeders. A subsidy of fifty cents per hundredweight is paid for sales of good and choice cattle weighing 800 pounds or more, with ownership of at least 36 days and sale to a legally authorized slaughterer at or above the zone minimum price.
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Edward G Saxton
County Aaa
Saxton
AAA
Sailor from Batavia Fights Near Tokyo In Final War Days
Seaman First Class Darius B Sprague, 30, U S N R, wife Estelle Reed Sprague of Route 2 Batavia, serves aboard the U S S Essex. The ship neared Tokyo with Task Force 38 to strike remaining enemy forces as the war neared its end. Dawn patrols followed a dawn breakfast as fighters and bombers launched. hundreds of Japanese planes were destroyed on the ground with few challenging the attacks.
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Darius B. Sprague
Estelle F. Reed Sprague
Batavia
U. S. S. Essex
Tokyo
Teveille
Local Social News and Family Occasions
Owensville announces the birth of a baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bosch born August 27. Ba tavia residents Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Lirey and Mrs. Anna Airey with daughter Mayme visited Maysville Kentucky for dinner. Ernie Harrilla spent last week with his parents in Youngstown Ohio. Dr. and Mrs. Allan Rapp, Miss Zetta Mitchell, Miss Edna Philhower, and Mrs. Ida Lehrer had Sunday dinner at Traxel s Restaurant in Maysville. Mrs. Virginia Bullock opened an Antique Shop and plans to move into a new home opposite the bank. Roy Woodruff, patient at Christ Hospital, is somewhat. Miss tithe Uhey entertained her bridge club last Wednesday evening.
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Joseph Bosch
Hoyt Lirey
Batavia
Anna Airey
Mayme
Maysville
Kentucky
Ernie Harrilla
Youngstown
Ohio
Allan Rapp
Zetta Mitchell
Edna Philhower
Ida Lehrer
Traxel’s
Virginia Bullock
Roy Woodruff
Christ Hospital
Tithe Uhey
Lydia Gibson sells Mt Holly farm to Erlanger buyer
Mrs Lydia Gibson sold her Mt Holly farm to Mr Jones of Erlanger Kentucky who will occupy it soon. She moves to Loveland to live with nephew Henry Crissman. Caroline Myrick remains in critical condition at Deaconess Hospital. Local social notes include visits by Mr and Mrs Brandenburg and Belle Fellow with Leona Bennett of Cincinnati.
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Lydia Gibson
Mr. Jones
Erlanger
Gibson
Loveland
Henry Crissman
Caroline Myrick
Deaconess Hospital
Brandenburg
Belle Fellow
Leona Bennett
Cincinnati
Arthur Carter
Batavia
Earl Binning, Jr
Joe Danson
James Myrick
Rossmoyne
Belle
Lytle
Labor Day
J. E. Lytle
Herb Thomas
Farewell sermon marks Rev Leek resignation
Rev Leek delivered his farewell sermon last Sunday as he resigns his post. He leaves with the best wishes of many friends. A supply minister will conduct church services until a new pastor arrives. Mr and Mrs O Whittle spent a short vacation in Kentucky. Several locals attended the Carnival at Bethel on Friday and Saturday.
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Leek
Mrs. O. Whittle
Kentucky
Builders' Class Meets Friday at Nash Home
Builders Class will gather Friday evening September 7 at the home of Mr and Mrs George Nash with Mrs Berdie Romoh assisting hostess. Every member urged to attend.
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George Nash
Berdie
Romoh
Williamsburg Notes and Local Happenings
Mr C A Ireton and family from Dayton spent Saturday with the Ireton family. Mrs Matthew Gray died last Sunday after illness. Billy McManus returned from Cincinnati Jewish Hospital where he had polio. Miss Helen Walker hosted the Missionary Society with Mrs Edgar Stockton as co host. School opens next week with W R Thirey of Monterey named superintendent. New sidewalks arrive in town.
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Matthew Gray
Billy McManus
Jewish Hospital
Cincinnati
Helen Walker
Missionary Society
First Presbyterian Church
Edgar Stockton
W. R. Thirey
Monterey
Williamsburg
Thirey
Belfast and Williams Corner Community News
Mr Perry Burdsall and Miss Mary Lee Satchwell of Monterey eloped to Kentucky for marriage. Dorothy Hill and mother visited. Dorothy accepted a teaching post in Columbus. Mrs Truman Hughes of Indiana visited. Prof William Wilson and Mrs Wilson of Cincinnati called. George Hoffman and Pvt William McCormick visited from S A. Marine Ray Rapp and fiancee vacationed at home. Emma Long turned eighty five on August 27. Witham family spent Sunday at Portsmouth. Ralph Titus and family from Cincinnati visited.
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Perry Burdsall
Mary Lee Satchwell
Monterey
Kentucky
Dorothy Hill
Mabel McCormick
Columbus
Dorothy
Truman Hughes
Indiana
William Wilson
Cincinnati
George Hoffman
William McCormick
S. A
George
Marine Ray Rapp
Emma Long
Witham
Portsmouth
Ralph Titus
W. C. T. U. Fall Institute to Be Held at Batavia
Mrs. Anna E. Davis, State Vice President of the W. C. T. U., will speak at the Clermont County Fall Institute on Tuesday September 11 at 10 30 AM in the U B Church Batavia A covered dish luncheon will be served Everyone is invited to attend.
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W. C. T. U. Fall Institute
U. S. U. Fall Institute
Anna E. Davis
Clermont County
U. B
Batavia
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Commissioners
Mr. Saxton
Soldier News
Owensville
MT. Holly
Washington
Bethel
Dayton, Ohio
W. R. Ireton
Belfast and
Williams Corner
Clermont Tire and Vulcanizing CO
Market Street
Batavia, Ohio
Gross Repair Service
Milford Rd
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Standard Oil Company
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