Clermont Publishing Co. Notices and Publisher Details
The Clermont Publishing Co issues weekly notices from Batavia. August 12 1925 edition details publication terms and printing location for readers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1925
Page
4
The Clermont Publishing Co issues weekly notices from Batavia. August 12 1925 edition details publication terms and printing location for readers.
Court reports numerous filings including Britton & Britton representing plaintiffs in several divorces and alimony cases. Notable actions include damages claims by Clarence Jacobs and Clarence W Wallace, and partition decree for Cornelia Widmeyer versus Jacob O Hill. Administrative notices list guardianships estates probate and temporary restraining orders.
Marriage licenses list couples from Cincinnati Amelia Milford and New Richmond with licensing status noting unissued entries. Estate notices name N G Cover as administrator of Hursh Cover with a $4000 bond and appraisers John Brown Charles Btrelow and M Bushbacker. attorney N G Cover.
A series of property deeds recorded including Augustus Marsh to Hulick for portion of a Batavian lot, J. Messer to St Elmo Cork for 80 acres in Williamsburg, and multiple transfers in Batavia Township. Transactions list buyers, sellers, property details, and nominal sums. Names include Marsh Hulick Fisher Silverman Messer Waters Harris Mullins Homan Pett Robbins Edwards Wiggins J T Wilson Alfons Ihardt Heckerman Ertel Walker Deem Heinrici Marriott Laffleur Malott and others.
Records list numerous payments and disbursements to laborers, suppliers, and officials. Highlights include payrolls for Chas. Daugherty and J.D. Adams, sheriff’s account, lumber purchases, stamps, and road work costs, plus a highway resolution between Bethel and Williamsburg and a $500 allowance for crushed rock on Woodville pike.
Various contracts and payments approved for county roads and bridges. Included are stone, rock and dirt work along Jackson, Mt. Olive, Chillicothe, and Nicholsville pikes, bridge lumber delivery near Batavia, and a Floor repair for South Milford bridge with cost plus 20 percent. Inspectors appointed and survey on a new Loveland area road funded.
Sunday visitors and residents are listed visiting relatives and friends in Locust Corner and nearby towns. The text names L Bohrer and wife, Joseph Nobis, Mrs Witpur Ayer and Eve ry, Greenfield, Mion Marie Lipps and Earl Lipps, Eben Ashcraft Covington, Clifford Nash and wife, Nash family, Miss Wilger, Ernest Nash, Marie Kuhn Hamilton, Alice Smith, Albert F tae Maced Lillaford Ft as, Belle Behymer, Fred Lipps, Rocky Fork cave, Nancy Collins, Forest Ingle Dayton, Gus Ingle Madisonville, Geo Prickett Milford, Wright Prickett, Range, Belle South, Madisonville, Nellie White city, Anna Whitaker, Aunt Julia Collins, I N Dumford, Myrtle Daugherty, W R Pickelheimer Cincinnati, J C Johnson, Howard Humphrey Uttersonville, Belle South, John Groesnickle wives retown, James Rose Milford, Blondin McKinnie Milt, Bigham, Charlie Graham family, Lena Petard Lake Fayetteville, John auche Fayetteville, Me Elle South, Daugherty, Jarr Lebanon, W Shburn Ida Pring Witmer, James and daughter O Vil l, Sunday dinner visit.
Delayed notes show Taylor Caldwell and wife visiting home folks in Middletown while Mrs. Denike of Cincinnati attends the funeral of Mr. White. Bridge replacement projects near Crane Run and Williamsburg road blockage affect travel as residents visit relatives and plan relocations.
Notice announces a public hearing on the tax budget for the School District of a rural township in Clermont County. Copies of the tentative budget are available for public inspection, with the hearing scheduled at the Clerk’s office on August 22, 1925. John Wheeler, Clerk.
Batavia Township Board of Education invites sealed bids for coal to be delivered to school houses in Batavia Ohio. Bids due by 2 pm on Saturday August 1 1925 at the board office. Coal to be delivered within thirty days starting September 1 1925. Board may reject any or all bids. By order of the Board President B93 SURZ and Clerk C Ungelheum.
The report lists a string of Sunday guests and social appearances around Ludlow and nearby areas. Names include Clarence and his wives, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hauck, the Weiss family, and Anton Mauch. Local events mention a Batern Star social at Perin’s and Eppert with Miss Erma at the Zoo.
Notice issued that Ane use Porgeight Company files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio schedule No 2 outlining proposed rate increases for electric service to take effect in October. The proposal includes a monthly demand charge and a per-month minimum charge, with a $2.00 monthly consumer minimum if consumption falls short. A copy of the proposed schedule is available for inspection at the secretary’s office.
Ordinance No. 182 of Batavia Ohio requires all property owners with village water service who lack meters to install them by October 1. Meters must be installed under the supervision of the Village Board of Trustees and approved by them. The ordinance takes effect upon passage by the council.
Notice states a public hearing on the village tax budget to be held in Milfor on August 18, 1925 at 10 a.m. Clerk D Wadsworth signs the notice. The text references two copies of the tax spudeet and publication provisions.
Notice announces the appointment and qualification of N G Cover as administrator of the estate of Hursh Cover, late of Vermont county Ohio, deceased. Dated the 3rd day of the month. PAPTON, Probate Judge, N G Cover, attorney. 1214
Lada A McClure last residence 734 by street Pittsburg PA served with notice. James L McClure filed for divorce in case No 15910 Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio. Hearing set on or after August 22 1925. Ames L McClure by attorney Dawson E Bradley. July 817.
Public auction set for August 29, 1925, 10 to 11 a.m. at the court house front door. The sale includes three tracts in Batavia township with described boundaries and total acreage around 16 acres plus additional parcels. Terms: cash. Attorney ROS W. Cart represents Owensville B & L Co and Thurman Thacker et al.
Clermont County seeks bids by 10 am August 17 1925 for repairs on multiple bridges in Batavia and surrounding townships.readable details include Rochester Span and Williamsburg Bantam Pike bridges and culverts needing concrete work and complete plans available at the county surveyor office.
Notice states that Districts Nos. 3 in Williamsburg township, county, are suspended due to lack of pupils. Dated July 23, 1925.
Notice states John Swable appointed as executor of the estate of Philomina Swable deceased. Document signed by PATTON, Probate Judge, with reference to B. C. attorney and a date in July.
Notice is given of a public auction on the 19th day of September 1925 between 2 and 3 p m on the premises described as land parcels in Woodruff Nevis bounded by Pollard Tod Marsh Road and Round Bottom Road. The property includes all appurtenances and is located in Clinton County. Dated August 1 1925.
Clermont Common Pleas orders sale by auction on August 22 1925 at the courthouse front door. Real estate in Batavia township described in two parcels totaling about 65.37 acres and appraised at 4600 dollars. Cash terms. Red J Croswell deputy. Mathews & Mathews attorneys.
Estate of the deceased Hetate or yeroy King appoints executor with will. Ser ay King of Clermont County and Britton attorneys notify that William H. Vearil filed for divorce and relief in Case No. 15912 in the Probate Court. Hearing set on or after September 12. Attorney Geo J. Staline files.
Beese Park of Pt Isabel Special District Board invites sealed bids for transportation of pupils by drawn vehicle. Bids due September 2, 1925. Clerk Browning signs notice.
Two copies of the tentative budget scope are filed in the clerk of the school district. The documents are open for public inspection and a public hearing will be held at the clerk's office on a Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the calendar year.
A notice from the village clerk of Migiba states an upcoming public posting on Monday August 24 at the office. The document references budget items and public aid funds for the school district and invites interested parties to review the records.
The notice records trustees holding a meeting on a township date. Clerk Eaton notes the meeting location and budget items including a tax budget and trustee actions. The fragment mentions the clerk and public notice requirements and the date of the meeting.
The readable text shows a damaged legal notice referencing neglect charges and defense actions, with partial names and parties, in a garbled format. It mentions a petition day and possible court proceedings, though many names and specifics are unreadable.
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