Courts Hear Many Civil Actions In Common Pleas
The Common Pleas Court lists new suits including Omer K Louderback against Ww M Boothman for damages and E Brate versus H C Balsinger for 627 80 with attorneys Britton Britton. Nichols Speidel & Nichols. Foreclosure cases against Virginia Joint Stock Land Bank and others, and divorces and estates with multiple administrations and receiverships. Hearing dates set in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer K. Louderback
M.boothman
Davis, Ely & Ely
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Adefendant
E. Brate
H. C. Balsinger
Britton & Britton
Anna Glancy
Frank R. Crowe
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Virginia Joint Stock Land Banks
Joseph and
Frances Wessely
Jos
Drummond
Nichols, Speidel &Nichols
Jennie Edith Gatch
Millard
Wennison
Murphy & Murphy
Ethel Grace Haley
Walter B Haley
Hazel
Harry
M. Vaughn
M. Faddis
Ernest Pohl
Frank A. Roberts
Probate and real estate notes from county records
Schedules of debts and estates heard April and May with inventories and final accounts. Mary E Turner and Ollie Day matters noted. Real estate transfers include Wissel to Fabe 75 acres in Franklin and Moorman negotiations in Miami and Batavia townships. Multiple executors, bonds, and transfer actions listed by Recorder's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Grinnell
Mary A. Schobert
Ollie Day
Frank C. Curry
Mary BE. Turner
Velma Turner
Archie Houser
Shinkle
Herbert Bolender
Bessie McGohean
O. P. Manning
Emma Joslin
J. C. Manning
Margaret Elizabeth Riley
Recorders’ Office
Chas. Wissel
Florence Fabe
Franklin
Carter
Randolph
Levi Carter
Batavia
Bessie T. Ireton
Walter Turner
Monroe
Cena
Don Morman
Frank B
Cora J. Martin
Miami
Frank B. Martin
Don Moorman
County commissioners approve bridges and relief funding actions
At a recent meeting the board awarded two bridges to Pringle Construction Co for 1400 and 1600 dollars, authorized wall work on Brushy Fork, set maintenance staffing, extended the county relief commission to May 1, 1988 with 100 dollars from the State Welfare Board, and established related surveyor contracts and backfill rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pringle Construction Co
Brushy Fork
Fred Craig
County Relief Commission
Fred Creswell
State Welfare Board
Williamsburg seeks bids for 90000 mortgage bonds for electric utility
Sealed bids will be received by the Williamsburg Ohio Village Clerk until noon April 21 1933 for ninety 1000 bonds totaling 90000 to finance construction of a public electric light heat and power system. Bonds mature 1948 bearing 6 percent semiannual interest and secured by a mortgage on the utility and its revenues. Bid packets require 5 percent certified funds, bidder may adjust interest rate in quarters with par and accrued interest. The village reserves right to reject all bids. March 27 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ohio
State of
G. P. Medary
Amelia Consolidated School District Financial Report 1982
The Ohio auditor’s report for the Amelia Consolidated School District Clermont County covers fiscal year ending December 31, 1982. It lists receipts and disbursements across general and bond retirement funds, building and improvement funds, and balances, with notes on revenue sources, taxes, state aid, and debt service. It includes a concluding certification by John Slye, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Aducstion
Amelia Consolidated School District
Clermont County
Amelia
Ohio
John Slye
Ratenelons
Sang Mills
General Fund
Dh Ae
Milis Levy West
Cr Gery
Aeerrereee Witerewee
Village of Amelia Sealed Bid for Fire Engine and Equipment
Sealed bids are invited by the Amelia Ohio village clerk for a triple combination pumping engine booster and pump unit with extensive hose ladders extinguishers and tools to meet Ohio Rating Bureau tests. Bid bonds of 100 dollars required with full company or personal names and bid guarantees, with right to reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Ohio
Council
Ohio Rating Bureau
D.J
R.L.F H
Imof, Hutson
Forrest E. Bly
Dissolution Notice for Peerless Creamery Company
Creditors of The Peerless Creamery Company are notified by order of Clermont County Common Pleas Court to appear on April 28, 1938 at 10:00 A.M. and show cause why the corporation should not be dissolved. Receiver for Deatless WARKoe, Nichole, Boeidel & Nichola, and Ray Shafer, attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peerlens, Orgamery Company
Dyainaag
Batavia
Bia
Eg Nn Ord
Clermont
Cou F Common Pleas
Ft Entit
Peerless Creamery
Tice
Beerless Reamery Company
Sal Oort
E Corporation
Deatless ‘Wark Oe
Nichole
Boeidel
Hotel guest loss rates reveal modest thefts by women
American Magazine notes that about one in ten women guests leave items behind such as night clothes or toiletries. European bird lovers report carrier pigeons are slowing with average flight speeds dropping from 60 mph to around 40 mph in recent years.
Agricultural Appropriations and Dismissals Cited
The piece notes cuts to agricultural betterment in the state budget and the dismissal of Agricultural Department staff including the 4 H Club lead in southwestern Ohio. It urges letters to the Finance Committee and activist involvement through Grange and Farm Bureau to prevent further reductions. It also references Banana William Dampler and White House floral choices including roses carnations freesias and snapdragons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Department
Holland
Ohio
Finance Committee
Senate
Columbus
Grange
Farm Bureau
Albert E. Day
Newtown
White House
Cleveland
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the Clermont Publishing Co
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Montes
Montthss
Warauta
Common Pleas Court
Milne Denney
Vassely
State of Ohio
Mary Hahn
Gene Bob
W. Sipes
Ed Donley
Herbert J. Creelman
P. Loris Yard Co
Minnie Ewald
Willard F. “Ewald
McCaskey Register Co
Kenneth B. Hanson
Everett Cramer W
Dewey Baker
Roy Elder
Q Prosecutor Monthly
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Probate Court
John McAfee
Farmer
Josephine F. Hall
Dieticean
Neville
Edgar N. Scott
Alice B. Hill
Loveland
Charles Russell Seward
Leona May Jordan
Nepw Oases
Walter Edwin White
William
White
Apraisers
Lee Hill
Smysor
Has. Seward
Hayward D.gatch
Cora B. Anderson
Stella F. Turner
Belle Turner
Bond
Joseph A. Windsor
Frankie
Roberto
O. L. Page
J. F. WicGoben
Cliff McGahan
Harry Norris
Gilen Hill
A. Brannock
Ervin J. Taylor
Maude P. Taylor
Lillian OC. Rule
Hazel Harris
Cora Davidson
Clyde Derricks
Aoy Dericks
Chas. Stroup
Chas. Mcguire
Walter Hogan
N. Young
Ww. W. Dennison
Josephine Day
Emma Wainwright
Department of Auditor of State
Bureau of Inspection and Supervision Ofublic
Financial Report
Seis
Iese
H. N. Holmes
Sopeenessine
Automobile
Phil
City Gas
P. S
Love Bros
Georgetown
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
E. H. Kennedy
Addie Hulick
Edgar H. Neu
Agricultural Appropriations
William Dampler
Frank Davis
Edwin
Ely Forrest B.ely
Avis, Ely & Ely
Attorneys AT Law
First National Bank
H. Ly Nichols
Traction
Diinvati
Hamilton
Clarence N. Young
Reseience
Awson £. Bradley
K. Cor
Dingien
Claude B. Smith
Dental X-Ray
James W. Walker
Hamilton Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Howard C. Wall
A. B. Nichols
Eli H. Speidel
Harold D. Nichols
Hugh O. Nichols
Russell Speidel
Ichols, Speidel & Nichols
Attorneys-At-Law
Hamil Building
Main Street
Oat
W. W. Dennison
Batavi Ohio
C. W. Woodmansee
Ivy Dericks
Otice
Clyde Dericks
Milford
Oheran
Vermont County
Woodmanser
Delavel
EB. R. Ungethuem
Oliver O. Hulick
L Titus
Sylver C. Hulick
Mont County
Olio
C.N. Young
Alata Lucian H. Dawson
New Richmond
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