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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1935
Page
4
The Clermont Courier lists editor E. S. Rush and business manager Kenneth Turner with the 1935 publication year and subscription terms of one year for 1.00 and three months for 0.76, noting Batavia Ontario address details and issue date July 7 1935.
In the Common Pleas Court new case listings include Edith Carpenter versus Karl Carpenter for divorce with Davis Ely as counsel. Stella Leming versus George Leming for divorce and alimony. and multiple civil actions for injunction and deed recovery. The docket also covers estates, guardianships, amind administers and real estate transfers across Cincinnati, Milford, New Richmond, Goshen, and Union townships with numerous executors and guardians named and bonds set.
The Clermont County Welfare Board met July 28 and authorized payments to Foster's Dept Store for supplies 69.36. B. T. Sauer repairs 76. Dr. W. Meade medical services 25. Dr. J. G. Spence 400. Dr. O. B. Martin 900. Dr. W. H. Cully 1800. Bethesda hospital 88. E M Ely & Son supplies 9.80. H McNutt 28.62. Myrtle Henderson 1.00. J. Whitmer secretary and expenses 4.60. Mrs. H. B. Hutson 2.20. Homer C. Johnson salary and expenses 65.45. SUN, BUPP items 26.47. Ward's board 795.16. J. Whitmer named secretary on motion of John Huntington.
Notaries public in Cuyahoga County were notified of their commissions. They may administer oaths, take depositions, certify acknowledgments of deeds mortgages liens and other writings and receive notarial protests. They are prohibited from practicing law or advising on legal documents.
The board of liquor control ended sessions on signs advertising liquor, wine, or beer last week. It ruled permit holders must remove outside signs window displays and any advertising object. It allows signs at the holders own expense that state liquor is sold on the premises.
Pt Isabel and family from Trenton visited A A Browning and family. Cincinnati guests included the Aultmans and the Sipples with Edith Beach. Marjorie Simcox enjoyed time with the Kinnetts. Various calls and church events are listed along with a Cincinnati hospital visit for Mrs Ellis. News covers multiple arrivals, dinners, and Sunday gatherings in the region.
Sullivan Shoe Company plant in Bethel reports progress with daily production at 1809 pairs. The plant employs nearly 200 men and women as orders are sometimes turned down due to delays in deliveries amid steady output.
Mr and Mrs Ike Dumford and son Milt and Mr and Mrs Elza Culbertson visited Chas Dumford and Marvin McAllister at Bethesda hospital Sunday. Mrs McAllister and Mrs Rinckhoff were injured in a Canton area crash. Rinckhoff’s condition keeps her in Wooster hospital. Mrs Sarah Stevens of Dayton, a former resident, was buried here after arriving Monday. Joyce Crawford of Avondale and Anna and Carrie Collins spent Saturday together. Various local visits and birthday dinner gatherings are noted, including Donald Needham’s birthday celebration and visits by Hampton family to Stall home. several relatives and neighbors are mentioned across Oakley, Cincinnati, Bel fast, Clifton, Latonia, and West Jefferson.
The Batavia Building and Loan Company in Clermont county Ohio presents its financial statement as of June 30 1935 showing assets including cash in banks 21089 97 mortgage loans 251148 70 certificates or passbook loans 8480 76 and other real estate 10636 21 with total assets 289148 01 The document bears signatures of secretary Larkin and an auditing committee confirming the accuracy and sworn status before a notary public on a date in 1936
A college professor reflects on life near campus and the pull of hometown memories. He recalls neighborhood walks, familiar streets, and the balance between academic work and familiar roots.
Nevada enforces taxes on activities related to reclaiming life and liberty, with notable fiscal impact on residents seeking to restore personal freedoms and status within the state. The remark underscores a contrast with inheritance or estate taxes, highlighting broad taxation of personal restoration efforts.
Probate court in Clermont County orders sale of two parcels in Marathon village Jackson Township. First strip 30 feet wide across lots 18 and 17 from alley to lot 18 line. second parcel bounded by C and O traction road Milford and Chillicothe pike and F and A M Lodge site, united to Fred Collier by Gaylord Needham deed. Premises appraised at 1200 dollars, minimum two thirds. Cash due at sale. Ciancabe Re Young attorney.
In Clermont County Probate Court the estate of John Spresser deceased is advised that a schedule of debts and liabilities was filed on July 4. A hearing on August 17, 1986 at 10:00 AM is set to review the claims. Persons wishing to file objections must do so prior to the hearing. Judge Britton, administrator ARDY TON, and clerk Hi Woodm are named officials.
Notice states Charles A. Bell has been duly appointed administrator of the estate of Ning O. et al. at Clermont. Dated July 20, 1985. Davis, Kly & Bly, attorneys.
Auditing committee certifies the Owensville Building and Loan Company financial condition at close of business June 30 1935. M M Dumford secretary swears the statement reflects cash on hand and in banks, mortgages, real estate owned and sold on contract.
The Clermont County Agricultural Society holds its annual election at the Fair Ground on August 28, 1935 from 12 noon to 2 pm to elect one director for a three year term from Miami Wayne Jackson and Williamsburg townships. Secretary John B. Rapp.
Delayed report shows Our S. 8. attendance rising with 60 at last Sunday’s gathering. Lee Hill’s study lesson meeting a success. Y P service August 4 led by Amos Rep. Others visiting or ill include the Hill family, Ansteadt, Binning, Nor ris and families, C D Boyd, Hyde Park, and H McCormick. Senator Royal G Cope land and Dr. Oland comment Congress is too tired to think.
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