Probate filing seeks sale of Clermont County real estate
Robert M. Hair as executor of William Donnelly’s estate filed a probate petition in Clermont County Ohio alleging insufficient assets to cover debts. The petition seeks sale of multiple Clermont properties to satisfy debts with Edna P. Donnelly entitled to dower. Defendants Francis Earl Eyman Isabelle Francis Eyman Isabelle Baker must answer by April 17, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Earl Eyman
Maple Avenue
St. Louis
Missouri
Isabelle
Francis Eyman
Isabelle Baker
Robert M. Hair
William Donnelly
Clermont
State of
Ohio
County of
Little Miami River
Enoch Buckingham
Harry Buckingham
Ohio Ballast Company
Buckingham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little
Miami
Huddleston
Ohio Gravel Ballast Company
Clermont County
Mary Seigle Donnelly
Miami Township
John Hopkins
Belinda Smith
Mary J. Buckingham
C. M. & L. Traction Company
P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Edna P. Donnelly
Sheriff Sale in Clermont County Ohio Real Estate
Public auction ordered by the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas for two parcels in Amelia village Pierce Township. The sale, at the Batavia courthouse front steps, runs April 13 1935 from 11 30 AM to noon. Appraised at 1500 dollars. Terms cash. Garland G Auxier sheriff.
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Georgia
Hackney
Clermont
State of
Ohio
Pierce
Amelia
Harvey Perin
John Mellen
Cincinnati, Georgetown and
Portsmouth
C. S. Miller
Amelia Perin
Albert D. Butler
Clermont County
Cincinnati, Georgetown and Portsmouth Railroad
Pierce Township
Gibbon
Ohio Turnpike
Lizzie Fagin
Perin
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Britton & Britton
Summerside Social Circles Report Local Visits
Wm. Raye and wife hosted guests incl Mrs. T Morrison Greenfield R White Prof Carl son and wives Hyde Park and Mrs Frank Nash. Next Sunday a banner will reward the class with the highest attendance percentage. Laura Rilea entertained ladies for her birthday. Janet Clark hosted a stork shower for Mrs G Philbower Mariemont. Bridge and lunch were part of the events. Sick list includes Fannie Vogt Frank Brown Johns and Agnes Walker visiting Elsie Ward Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Raye
T. Morrison
Greenfield
R. White
Carlson
Hyde Park
Frank Nash
Laura Rilea
Janet Clark
G. Philbower
Mariemont
Community Chronicle of Local News and Spanning Events
Friends and relatives gathered to celebrate the Ford anniversary while multiple residents moved, hosted guests, or hosted clubs and parties. Notable items include Teegarden becoming Kroger manager, several weddings, a robbery at Loudenback’s station, and obituaries for Mrs. Rosenberger.
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Funeral
Wm Liming of Oakley visited home folks over the week end. Rose Trodelman of Williamsburg spent Sunday with her daughter. The community mourns Lay Slater formerly of Marathon and several attended her funeral. Earl Griswold and family shared Sunday time with Grace Chaille Elmer Schulte and Minnie Belle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Liming
Oakley
Rose Trodelman
Williamsburg
Lay Slater
Marathon
Earl Griswold
Bud
Belle Griswold
Norwood
Grace Chaille
Elmer Schulte
Minnie Belle
Local Social Notes from College Hill and Nearby Areas
Sunday guests included Mrs. Becker and the Enger family on College Hill. Kenton Atwood of Wilmington College visits his parents C. M. Atwood and wife for a week. The Youngs hosted their Cincinnati sons last Sunday. Virginia and Lucy Jo Trapp visited Griswold. Burke of Loveland and Emma Fichter traveled to Batavia on a business trip. Clyde Armstrong of Milford called on Mrs. E. E. Griswold last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Na Becker
College Hill
Enger
Kenton Atwood
Wilmington College
C. M. Atwood
John Young
Cincinnati
Virginia
Lucy Jo Trapp
Griswold
Arry Burke
Loveland
Emma Fichter
Batavia
Clyde Armstrong
Milford
E. E. Griswold
Community Notes from Newtonsville and Nearby
Local updates report Mr. John Coward returning home after a week at Bethesda Hospital with improved condition. Numerous visits and social calls span Deer Park, Williamsburg, Ludlow, Cincinnati, Hartwell, Marathon, and Milford. A serious car accident injures several women on Xenia road near the Harry Losey farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Coward
Bethesda Hospital
Lottie
Elsie Glancy
Deer Park
Lillie Washburn
Frank Shetterly
Washburn
Manly
Hill
Walter White
Williamsburg
Harry Wood
Frank Schooley
Everett Murphy
Ludlow
Ted Shale
Fawley
Harry Stamats
Indiana
Frank Stamats
Marjorie
Junior
Vinnie Wood
Herman Burdsall
California
Kellar
Alfred Shields
Hartwell
Mayme Bigam
Dannie Barron
Sue Carnes
Cincinnati
Mabel Renner
Leslie Cramer
Marathon
Eddie van Camp
Winkler
Mariemont
Missionary Society Hosts Tea in Williamsburg
The Presbyterian Missionary Society met Tuesday at Mrs. Henry Marsh home with Mrs. Earl Sentman as co host. Local social notes list several visits and dinners including Five Hundred Club hosts Mr and Mrs Arthur Peed and visits by Mary Curry and families from Sharonville Lansing and Cincinnati.
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The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Henry Marsh
Earl Sentman
Arthur Peed
Five Hundred Club
Mary Curry
Earl Brandenberg
Franklin
Marion Stewart
Sharonville
Clarence Stewart
C. E. Miller
Jolly Time Club
Henry Busch
Lowell
Ella Mae
Lansing
Mich
C. A. Frazier
Allen Hutchinson
Dolores
Union Plain
Bertha Hutton
V. E. van Osdel
Cincinnati
Gertrude Bunyan
Maggie Shannon
Middletown
Dayton
Mt Holly Ladies Plan April Quilt Day at Community Building
Mt Holly notes an all day quilting event by the Ladies Helping Circle at the Community Building on Thursday April 11. Social items mention guests including Clarence Henning and family from Cincinnati visiting J E Lytle, and various local residents visiting and staying with families across Cincinnati Batavia Madisonville Saylor Park Tabasco and Detroit.
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Holly
Amelia High School
Clarence Henning
Cincinnati
J. E. Lytle
Hilda Morelein
Herlinger
Cincinnat
Local Social News From Lebanon and Nearby
Clarence Garman of Lebanon Ky spends time at home. Raymond Garman, U S Navy, visits family in town. Miss Cathryn Caldwell visits George Caldwell. Mildred Weaver wedding attended by W E Christie and wife. Funeral services for Mr Roudebush and Mr Ray Slater noted with burial at Greenberry.
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Clarence Garman
Lebanon Ky
Mary Warman
Hyde Park
Raymond Garman
U. S. Navy
Norfolk, Va
Earl Garman
Cathryn Caldwell
Bethesda Hospital
George Caldwell
Bertha Chaney
Buford
Nellie Steward
John Frye
Samuel Harlow
Roudebush
Milford
Raye Slater
Red Bank
M. E
Greenberry
E. S. Glater
Community Notes from Bethel Social Roundup
Bethel residents hosted sewing and Baptist circle gatherings. Visitors included Mrs Rhoda Blocher and daughter in Middletown, Rev A O Long and family in Middletown, and Miss Emily Zurbach from Akron visiting the Clellan family. Local celebrations marked G M Shields and Bessie Slade's 53rd anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
H. B. Hutson
Allan Harris
Rhoda Blocher
Robert Baker
Middletown
A. 0. Long
Louise Wielert
Howard Henning
Henning’s Millis
G. M. Shields
Local News Roundup From Nicholsville Area
Mr and Mrs Harold Trisler of Hamersville and Mr and Mrs John Corbin called on Chas Armacost at his home. Monroe Grange visited Moscow Thursday night and performed the Fourth Degrees work. Locust Corner hosted a Monroe Grange program Friday night. Mrs R B Moore stayed with her daughter Mrs Ted Spence in Dayton last week. Visitors at E A McMurchy’s included Mrs Joseph Bauman and sons, Mrs Gilligan and son of Elk Lick. The Cans Knowles and Riggs visited Walter Smith on Saturday night for his birthday anniversary. a pleasant evening followed.
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Harold Trisler
Hamersville
John Corbin
Chas. Armacost
Monroe Grange
Moscow
Locust Corner
R. B. Moore
Ted Spence
Dayton
E. A
Belfast Williams Corner Church Events Aboard
Rev Stitzel leads Sunday service at 9 30 with S S Dean Pollock guiding Y P S on April 14. Frank Scho bert of Owensville and Stitzel speak on Unselfishness. Local notices mention illnesses deaths and social visits.
Odd Beliefs of Tribes Across the World
Tribes worldwide hold diverse beliefs including ghosts with reversed feet and the absence of paternal role in procreation. Some communities bury the dead near water to shield the soul from underworld fires, as noted by Collier's Weekly.
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Collier's Weekly
Incurable hereditary diseases noted worldwide
Collier's Weekly discusses about 30 inheritable incurable diseases including blindness haemophilia and idiocy. It notes that experiments on lower animals show X ray induced abnormalities such as color changes in fruit flies can be inherited by descendants.
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Collier’s Weekly
Legal notice in Clermont County dower assignment case
Marguerite Dennison files petition in the Court of Common Pleas asserting dower and accounting against Nellie Dennison Hattie Dennison Lorena Bradshaw and unknown Lorena Bradshaw. Describes undivided one sixth interests in Milford parcels lot Nos 94 95 Leming's Addition and Lot 17 parts of blocks 14 15 beginning at First Cross Street with detailed boundary points. Defendants must answer by May 8 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Dennison
Hattie Dennison
Lorena Bradshaw
Marguerite Dennison
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Milford
Hio
Leming
First Cross Street
Joseph A. Nordman
Clara Nordman
Harriet Dennison
James W. Walker
Lester Hilpp
Miller Renner
Annual Financial Report Goshen Township Clermont County Ohio 1934
Goshen Township annual report for the fiscal year ending December 31 1934 records population 1277 total salaries 4730 59 tax valuation 1220300 tax levy 1680 and detailed receipts and payments for General Township Funds including taxes licenses and miscellaneous income. Summary shows fund balances and year end totals with clerk certification March 30 1935.
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Goshen Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Goshen
Cevacagad
General Executive Services
Tehan Scbeiete
Iaeas
Em- RR
Cipsian
General Township
Oe Son
Eskimo Population Declines in Alaska Amid Tuberculosis Threat
The Eskimo are rapidly dying out despite U S efforts after gaining Alaska. Tuberculosis and social diseases plague the people. Few attend government schools. In another generation the pure American or Siberian Eskimo, now under 4,000 on the Arctic coast of Alaska, will be extinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alaska
Arctic
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Winifried Drake Et al
Summerside
Mrs. Ford
Gihoo Teegarden
H. Drake
Kroger’s
East End
J. Adams
J. Benshausen
McClain
East Amelia
C. M. Edwards
Sam Strimple
Forest Hill
Grace Lytle
Alice Gates
Anna Jones
Ed Campbell
Theo. Witt
J. R. Carlisle
Nixon Denton
Times Star
Harland Kilgore
Coslet
Curlis
Lary Walker
Sid Curlis
Mary Rosenberger
Mt. Washington
Elmer Flick
South
Chas. McGuire
Warrick
Fenner Helvey
Sue Smythe
Miami University
H. H. Smythe
Sue
Chas
Marvin McGuire
Ed Hubeey
Ervin Avey
Ladies Aid
Phil Sperry
Mesdaines Sperry, Smyth, Kettler
Jesse Beagle
Sidney Scorse
Joy Canter
Felicity
R. A. Cropper
Lucille Wheatly
Luther Taylor
John Pommert
Philathea Club
Dorothy Dunn
Dennison
J. C. Slye
Carl Russel
John D. Armacost
Norma Lee Utter
Laurel
M. E. Parsonage
Hazelwood
G. W. Hazelwood
Jimmie Ennis
Parsonage
Cornelius A. Meyers
Chevetta V. Kock
Meyers Sr
Earl Gillaspie
Geo. Reed
Lerado
Newtonsville
MT. Holly
Nicholsville
Belfast
Williams
Stitzel
S. S
Aubrey
Madisonville
McDaniels
Mabel McCormick
Anstaett
Perry Woods
Wm. Burdall, Jr
Wilbur Anstead
Walt Snider
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