Amelia State Bank of Amelia 1936 financial statement
Ohio county Clermont. Bank assets include bonds and securities 140 and 4 cash items 10 749 44 mortgages with recourse 290 179 62 total assets 290 179 62. Liabilities show capital surplus net profits 290 179 62, demand deposits 132 059 20 time deposits 88 665 01 due to banks 1 634 7 mortgaged sold with recourse 8 000 00. Signed by cashier I W A Williams with notary Chas Freemyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai ‘ Ee
Tia Secur
Bankige
Strato
Ohio County
Clermont
I. W. A. Williams
Amelia State Bank of
Amelia
A. Williams
Owensville Building and Loan Company June 30 1936 financial condition
Owensville Building and Loan Company of Owensville Ohio shows assets of 71001 in hand and banks, 22600 loans on mortgage security and 00 other real estate owned. Real estate sold on contract 4000 total 8226 00. Interest due and uncollected 16512. Liabilities include deposits and accrued interests 509 mortgage stock and dividends 246.80 running stock and dividends 13000.11 undivided reserve fund 188% 98. The document is sworn by M M Dumford secretary and signed July 29 1936 before J Snider Rotary Public Clermont County confirming the financial condition as of June 30 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mortesenesremen
Sc Eanes
Ee Fund & Saaeeu
Cere
Clermont Coun M. Framford
Horlocott ¢ T de Owensville Building and Company
Owensville
Ohio
M. M. Dumford
A. D. WY. J. Snider
Rotary
Clermont
Mt Carmel Building and Loan financial statement June 30
The Mt Carmel Building and Loan Company of Clermont county Ohio reports its financial condition as of June 30 with cash in banks 1175 72 mortgages 23906 60 loans on certificates 5100 due from borrowers for insurance 29 25 interest and uncollected 559 27 borrowed money 2200 00 mortgage retirement stock and dividends 2004 09 reserve fund undivided profit 25162 47 The secretary Aichholz attests to the accuracy and a certified auditing committee corroborates the statement as true and complete.
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Ceca
Sseres
BNE Cares Sone Ccs
Eee Reese
State of
Ohio
Clermont County
Isey Aibens
Dee
Building & Loan Co
Carmel
Clermont coBnEs
Er Pest
Notice on Filing Inventory in Ohio Probate
In Clermont County Ohio notice is given of the estate of Charles Ommert deceased. An inventory and appraisal were filed on August 29 in the probate court, with exceptions due by a set date. The seal and probate judge are involved with Davis Ely and Ely as attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clermont County
Charles Ommert
Uhas
Pommet
Said
Haawe
Aioli
Flaiblacn
Davis
Ely & Ely
Court of Common Pleas Legal Notice in Viermont County
Case details reveal Richard Mover as plaintiff with a ground of undetermined action. Britton and Britton serve as attorneys for the plaintiff and urge appearance on or after the lith for proceedings in the Pleas of gt county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legal Notice Court of Common Pleas
Viermont Coun
Richard Mover
Arnet Ao
Gt County
Ohle
Britton & Britton
Clermont County Real Estate Auction in 1936
Clermont County Ohio sheriff sale offers 157 acres and 5.42 acres adjoining Bowman's Survey at public auction September 5 1936 at Batavia courthouse front door. Terms cash. Debtor Rosa Jane Sharits contested. mortgage holder Buckeye State Building and Loan Company seeks first lien. Nearby notices recount local deaths family events and community visits.
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Rosa Jane Sharits
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Bowman
Shield
J. Smith
W. A. Gauche
Gauche
G. Dunham
Dunham
Dr. Kellum
H. Higgins
Bushelman
van Camp
Smith
E. H. Thirey
Sheridan Highway
David Moyer
S. M. Darby
David
Moyer
de Bie
George A. Bell
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Wilson & Rector
Dynamite Caps and Fuse Promote Stump Cleanups
Dynamite caps and fuse advertised for stump cleanup with availability at Fuhr's Williamsburg store. Product described as effective for stump removal and home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuhr’s
Williamsburg, Oltt
Community Notes From Hamlet and Whitesville
Mrs. Brick of Halington visits daughter Mrs. Stanley Ringel. Heber Honaker, Eugene and Bernice spent the weekend in Whitesville West Virginia. The E of Christian Chapel hosted a party at Alice Gates home Thursday night. Mrs. Marguerite Freeze of the city visited the Doty family. Mrs. J R Carlisle hosted the Philatheas last Friday night.
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Hamlet
Brick
Halington
Stanley Ringel
Heber Honaker
Eugene
Bernice
Whitesville
W. Va
E. of
Christian Chapel
Alice Gates
Marguerite Freeze
City
Doty
Philatheas
Bethel Social Notes Attract Kansas City Visitors
Mrs. Callie Hill of Cincinnati spent the past week with Mrs. Harold Canter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Carr and son Earl of Cincinnati were Saturday visitors. Mrs. W. E. Thompson is spending the week with her children in Charleston and Montgomery, West Virginia. Howard Beck of Muncie Indiana was a recent visitor with his aunt, Mrs.
Social notes of Ida Hill and friends across states
Ida Hill and daughter travel with Mr. and Mrs. Geo Fisher and Mrs. Adelle Howe to Texas. Mrs. Leon Patton travels from Sandy Lake Pa for her father H. J. Penny's death. Rev. Burton Garrett and two children spend two weeks in Michigan. Frank and Ralph Homan host Shielah and Arnott Calhoun of Detroit. Emma Campbell hosts visitors from Cincinnati and Calvary. Kate Deel hosts niece and family from Cincinnati. Chas H Beck visits with Johnny Gibbs and wife from Cincinnati. E P Goodwin's grandchildren Imogene and Maxine stay from Xenia and Cincinnati. Hattie Allen visits Clover. Elsa Florence Helen Page visit East. Catherine Swing returns to Cleveland after visiting C. L. Page and wife. G T Brown visits daughter Mrs. Philip Swing.
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Ida Hill
Geo. Fisher
Adelle Howe
Texas
Leon Patton
Sandy Lake
H. J. Penny
Burton Garrett
Michigan
Frank
Ralph Homan
Shielah
Arnott Calhoun
Detroit
Mich
Frank White
Calvary
Ed Campbell
Cincinnati
Catherine Witt
Hamlet
Emma Campbell
Kate Deel
Chas. H. Beck
Johnny Gibbs
E. P. Goodwin
Imogene Goodwin
Xenia
Maxine Goodwin
Hattie Allen
Georgia Strickland
Clover
Elsa
Florence
Helen Page
East
Catherine Swing
Cleveland
C. L. Page
G. T. Brown
Philip Swing
Chicken Dinner and Picnic at Holy Trinity Church
The Ladies of Holy Trinity Church Batavia Ohio host a chicken dinner and picnic on church grounds from noon to 8 30 PM Sunday August 9 1936 The menu includes country fried chicken mashed potatoes noodles vegetables and refreshments An outdoor bingo game offers other cash prizes.
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Ladies of Holy Trinity Church
Batavia, Ohio
Visitation News From Mariemont and Winchester Travels
Robert Davison returns home from a visit with his cousin William Brown at Mariemont. Elmer Evans family and Mrs. Swing plan a Thursday trip to visit Ray Duncan and family in Winchester Virginia. Miss Mary Ann Mefford of Cleveland is spending two weeks with her aunt Mrs. Catherine Mefford.
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Robert Davison
William Brown
Mariemont
Elmer Evans
Helen
John W. Swing
Ray Duncan
Winchester
Mary Ann Mefford
Cleveland
Catherine Mefford
Local Social Notes Mention Greenwood and Cincinnati Visitors
Moscow residents host relatives from Greenwood Mississippi and Oakley. Mrs. Hattie Denkinger visits Neville with her niece. Mrs. Josie Glaser entertains son William and family from Oakley. Mrs. Tillie Buchanan of Cincinnati visits Aunt Mary Glaser. Cincinnati visitors include Mrs. A V Smith Mrs. Gee Groves and Mrs. Walter Dick. Attendees from here attend the Neville sale Saturday. Mr. Harold Krempien and Jean Lough noted.
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Eugene Glaser
Greenwood
Hattie Denkinger
Neville
Josie Glaser
Oakley
Tillie Buchanan
Cincinnati
Mary Glaser
A.V. Smith
Harold Krempien
Jean Lough
Dick Family Outing and Cincinnati Guests Visit
Harry, Hayden and Elizabeth Dick motored to Coney Island on Saturday evening. Mrs Christina Beckman entertained relatives from Cincinnati on Sunday.
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Harry, Hayden
Elizabeth Dick
Coney Island
Christina Beckman
Cincinnati
Willowville Pair Wed in Surprise Marriage
Mr Floyd Vance and niece Leona Foggler slipped away Saturday to marry. Mrs Danner entertaining Cincinnati niece. Sunday guests at Sullivan home included Mr and Mrs Johnson Jones Carleton Hastings Eddie Edwards of Cincinnati and Mrs Hattie Wright. Lavine hosts guests one evening last week. Virginia Fowler visiting Cincinnati two weeks. Dansberry and children visiting Logansport Indiana. J Bradbury and wife of Cincinnati called on Mrs Marshall last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Vance
Leona Foggler
Danner
Cincinnati
Sullivan Home
Johnson Jones
Carleton Hastings
Eddie Edwards
Hattie Wright
Clarksburg
Clarence Lavine
Virginia Fowler
Dansberry
Logansport
Ind
J. Bradbury
Mrs. Marshall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elmer Ely
Charles Q. ‘White
Beal
Chas. A. Freemyer
Owensville Building and Loan Company
Financial Statement
Mt. Carmel Building and Loan Company
Mt. Carmel
Aicholz
Pikuly
Laura L. Gutekunst
Prameey Public
Sart
Varheal Building & Loan
Carmel Wierman
Gounta
Norada
Clermont Common Pleas
The
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Jackie Smith
Philadelphia
Robert Heunicutt
Omar Loudenback
Coslett
Highway Employees
Coney Friday
N. A. Nelson
Kane
Rev. Zimmerman
Christ’s Hospital
Charlie Mott
Paris
Ernest Leeds
Glen Est
Geo. Fitzgerald
Phil Sperry
H. B.smythe
Rose Haspel
Jimmy
Ella Donovan
Stephener
Joe Sturm
Eldon Erion
Avey
Erion
Ervin Avey
Buckeye Lake
Zoo
Didday
Williamsburg
J.C. Fuhr
Arthur Peed
Eleanor
Martha Ayn Fuhr
Lawrence Reppard
Middlebourne
John Varney
Everett Varney
Hamilton
Guy Holmes
Hyde Park
Ella Holmes
Wes McKeever
Ely
M.R. Sémen
B.D. Ad
Foster’s Camp
Aia
J. As’ ‘Sanders
Taxon Briggs
John Knauer
D. J. Fuhr
Junior McAdams
R. Rice
Robi Vagatara
Lake Allyn
Summerside
Mt Carmel
John Kincaid
Frank Nash
Cleve Sticksel
MT. Holly
Everett Gregor
Zimmerman
M. E. Church
Christ Hospital
J. E. Lytle
Pete Gehl
Holly
Rapp’s Grove
Schoffler College
Hamersville
Herman Gaskins
Bethel
East Center
Tow
R. M. Lucas & Company
W. Pearl St
Cincinnati, Ohio
R. M. Lucas
Marshall C, Ree D
Moscow
Willowville
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