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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1945

Page

5

Public Auction of Farm Livestock and Equipment

Farmer to quit farming sells livestock and machinery at public sale on September 27 1945 at his Hartman Road residence between Monterey and Marathon Ohio starting 12 30 P M. Items include Belgian mares cattle hogs pullets chicks tractors plows harness stock trailer milk equipment corn wheat fodder and household goods. Terms cash day of sale. Auctioneers J A Bissantz Williamsburg Ohio and clerks Martin and Morel.

Hartman Road Monterey Marathon Ohio Jersey O.1.c Farrow Tamworth O.I.C

Historic residence dismantled for new Batavia home

Workmen tear down a long standing Market Street building in Batavia once a hotel and Methodist parsonage. Owner Carl South plans a new house on the site. County elder Mrs. Margaret Dennison recalls the structure dated to before 1882 and a prior parsonage era.

Batavia Clermont County Market Street Carl South Batavia Pharmacist Margaret E. Dennison

Batavia Band Concert Honors Williamsburg Musicians

The Batavia Band under P F Jamieson played in Williamsburg last Friday night to honor two local members, Elrod and Waitman. A 24 piece ensemble drew an audience of over 400 and received a hearty welcome from the village crowd.

Batavia P. F. Jamieson Williamsburg Elrod Waitman

Hotel run by Kain family shelters early Methodism tales

The hotel operated by the Kain family, grandparents of Homer Kain who still resides in Batavia, served as a parsonage until 1915. Its aged walls concealed numerous stories of the church's early struggles and development.

Kain Homer Kain Batavia

Two youths held on auto theft charges in New Richmond

William J Creager 19 and Stanley Boggs 18 from New Richmond were jailed on automobile stealing charges. They allegedly took Eugene March's car from his garage on September 8, abandoning it the next day in a damaged state, according to Sheriff Tom Brooks.

William J Creager Stanley Boggs New Richmond Tom Brooks Eugene March

Bethel Man Hurt in Fall From Ladder

Earl Groppenbacher manager of Beechwood Dairy on Hygiene Road near Bethel remains in critical condition after a fall from a ladder while repairing a hay carrier atop his barn. He suffered a concussion a broken collarbone and three broken ribs. The ladder slipped while he worked in a load lot hay.

Earl Groppenbacher Beechwood Hygiene Road Bethel Christ Hospital Cincinnati Groppenbacher

Alaska battleship sailor wins two firsts in war record

Joseph Vaughn Whitt of Batavia Ohio and crew of the U S S Alaska earned two firsts aboard the vessel. The Alaska, first of a new battle cruiser class, fought in the Tokyo raid and many Pacific actions. The ship, over 800 feet long, helped shoot down a Japanese twin engine plane near a carrier during a Ryukyus strike.

Joseph Vaughn Whitt USN Batavia Ohio Alaska Tokyo Ryukyus

Bonnet Styles and Men's Wear at Low Prices

Bonnet slipovers and button styles offered in sizes 24 and up from $1.29. A complete line of men’s ties, work pants, sweat shirts, dress and work shoes priced at ceiling or less. Work gloves, shop caps, chauffer caps and other items priced up to 49 cents.

Time to Live in the Moment Not the Millions

A Christian Science Monitor excerpt from a McGuffey readers parable about a pendulum that stops fearing millions of strokes. The dial urges one moment only, teaching that using the present well conquers indecision and sorrow. It contrasts mortal time with eternity as defined by Mary Baker Eddy and emphasizes living in Spirit.

Mark McGuffey Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Monitor

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