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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1941
Page
8
Treasury Department defense savings poster reproduces Daniel Chester French’s Minute Man. It urges purchase of Defense Bonds and Stamps at banks or post offices as part of national defense preparations.
The Christian Chapel congregation announces Pastor D Pleasant will resign for at least a year on medical advice. He and his wife plan to move next month to their former home in Trotwood near Dayton Ohio to rest and regain health.
Greenberry Alex Foster spent Monday with Frank and Collins. Edna Maxwell spent this week with Charles Williams. Stonerman family visited Frank Mallett and family Sunday. John Paff entertained company Sunday. Raymond Heffner and Nancy visited Cincinnati. Robert Jester tours Columbus. Robert Craigmile hosts his sister from Michigan. David Brown and George Perry visited Portsmouth. Harold Eveland spent Sunday with Homer Ashton. Roy Hutchison and Clayton Hutchison with mother over the weekend.
The guide explains giving a frosting a smooth glossy look by placing the iced cake in the oven briefly. It also notes that George Washington was the only president to receive an unanimous electoral vote.
A Lexington Kentucky woman charged with stealing a dress was discharged for lack of evidence. She reportedly ate the frock including beads and trimmings.
A bee visits more than 200 000 flowers for each ounce of honey produced scientists note the efficiency of nectar gathering. Researchers track pollination patterns and honey yield across species in field studies.
A rummage sale event sponsored by the Atavia Junior Woman's Club aims to fund community projects. The sale features resale items donated by residents and volunteers will run the event throughout the weekend at a local venue.
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