26 Apr 1956
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1956
Page
1
The piece urges voters facing a growing Clermont County to favor candidates who outline clear beliefs and commitments. It questions a trend toward electing those who avoid strong platforms and invites choosing a candidate with conviction who will reform county government despite potential backlash.
Clermont County Soil Conservation District board on April 17 approved seven new farm applications totaling 393 acres from Gerald Fisher Franklin township Harry James Miami township Arthur Motch Pierce township William Bledsoe Williamsburg township Carey Miller Franklin township A J Kopp Tate township and Robert Nashold Monroe township. The meeting noted May 6 as Soil Stewardship Sunday with pamphlets distributed to clergy and urged church recognition of soil stewardship. The item includes historical acreage data and a legal description related to Batavia township land, ending with a court summons for John V Zich and Lynn Zich due by May 29 1956.
Court notices in Clermont County Ohio announce Lucian H Dawson as administrator seeking authority to sell decedent Charles M Coxs real estate to pay debts. Multiple defendants named with addresses in Napa CA Orin WA Jacksonville FL McCook NE LaJara CO Fairbury NE and Amelia OH. Also Haven Coldiron files ejectment in Batavia Township Clermont County seeking possession of property in Lewis Thomas Survey conveying part of lot in Moscow and Batavia areas. Parties must answer by June 4 1956.
Jerald B. Fortney is identified as publisher Thomas Fortney editor and manager. The notice notes second class mailing matter status at Batavia Ohio post office under the act of March 3 1879.
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