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Batavia records show a notice dated August 13 124 stating a three month period. The fragment notes months and a local publication event in Clermont Publishing.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
4
Batavia records show a notice dated August 13 124 stating a three month period. The fragment notes months and a local publication event in Clermont Publishing.
Multiple cases including William R Moore vs Grace H Moore for divorce and estate matters. Orders include sale of real estate to pay debts, partition actions, guardianship and temporary care of dependent children, and wills provisions naming Nathaniel J Chambers as executor. Indictments resolved with nolle prosequi. several estates appointed administrators and appraisers with bonds posted.
Probate court entries list multiple appointive actions for Leonard G Guild Lillie McNutt Eliza J South Amanda Mofford and others. Administrators executors guardians appraisers and final accounts are noted with bond amounts and orders including private sale of real estate and commitment of Mary Livengood to Dayton State Hospital.
Walter A. Grissel et al. transfer one acre in Batavia Township to Vernon R. Jackson for $1. Mary A. Allen transfers a lot in Epworth Heights to Thomas L. Allen for $1. Thomas L. Allen transfers to Mary E. Allen. Nineteen mortgages recorded totaling 29516.25 with ten cancellations releasing 5492.25 during the past week.
A Seamen dispatch reports Lugene Johnson of Cherry Fork lost a valuable colt after a truck frightened it on the main pike. The animal reared and plunged, then fell backward breaking its neck near Adams County.
Lewis Vance of Perinton will assume section foreman duties on the Hillsboro branch of the N and W Railroad at Sardinia on August 16. He relieves Sam Massie, the youngest boss on the division, who will return to the main line. Two main line sections have been abandoned and added to other sections, reducing the number of bosses. Vance has a wife and three children.
The District Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America held a joint event in Pleasant Plain last Tuesday. The visiting Councils paraded with color regalia led by the Lebanon Ohio band. Speakers included Judge Wright and Clinton D. Boyd with performances by the Crawford sisters Mrs Hitch and Mrs Preson. A banquet followed the program as attendees looked forward to future gatherings.
George claims Milhealth consistently attacks one’s weak spot while a friend notes the woman’s frequent headaches and vulnerability.
The Clermont County Board of Health on August 8 1924 adopts Regulations 1 through 40 covering definitions water supplies plumbing privies septic tanks leaching wells and disposal of sewage garbage and milk handling. Rules outline permits inspections location setbacks and penalties to maintain public health across private and public water systems and facilities.
Clermont County Commissioners grant right of way for a state highway through Monterey Edenton to Woodville. Trustees sanction the action and 95 percent of residents sign the petition. The decision now rests with the State Highway Commissioner.
A public auction will be held at the front door of the Batavia courthouse on Saturday August 30 1924 between 10 and 11 am. The sale includes two parcels totaling about 28 5 acres along O Banion Creek and Big Run with bounds from John Emery and Anderson lines and related surveys in Vermont township Clermont County Ohio. The action stems from an order of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas.
Notice announces Margare A outrhas been appointed executrix of the estate of James Coulter, late of Clermont County. The appointment occurs on or about July and lists Chas. O. Kearns as attorney. The document names further appointment details and the probate officer.
Public auction of two Clermont county parcels from the Marya Schobert case. First tract covers 53 acres on Clover Creek with an appraised value of 2000 dollars. Second tract totals about 76 acres with 24 acres remaining after exclusions, appraised at 1500 dollars. Sale is cash. Sheriff John B. Rapp authorized.
Notices publish appointments of administrators for multiple Clermont county estates. Walter M. Eppett is named administrator of Leonard G. Guild estate. Nutt Bonatt and Thompson are named for other estates. Each notice is dated August or July 1924 and signed by Probate Judge Clarence N. Young with listed attorneys.
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