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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1942
Page
4
The family expresses sincere thanks to all who joined in searching for his body and to Mr. Moore for the service Sev Jenkins for consoling words the singer pallbearers and everyone who gave flowers cards or help during their recent and unexpected loss Eldon's Wife Sister and Niece.
On August 3 1942 an Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Thomas E Cooper late of Pierce Township was filed in Batavia Ohio. A hearing on the Inventory is set for August 29 1942 at 10 am before the Court. Any party may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Signed by Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch and attorney Co N Young.
Clifford Rodgers files for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty in Common Pleas Court case 20761. Hearing set for on or after August 20 1942. Clarence N. Young attorney.
The text warns that a single radium particle scattered by an aerial bomb could render a location unsafe for years. It lists the Great Lakes as Superior Michigan Huron Erie and Ontario with Superior noted as the longest at 350 miles.
Marriage licenses issued include Chalmer Ryder and Alma M Williams Amelia Marvin Winemille and Bloise Moore Jamey Higher and Jean Medert Carl Grover and Minnie Blanton Howard Burtt and Hazel Howell. Estates involve administrators appointed, final accounts filed, inventories approved, and dissolutions. various properties and transactions listed with heirs, recipients, and attorneys.
Robert Moore and wife and Forest Barkley and wife returned from a two week visit with Porter Moore family in Denver Colorado. Denver Calloway was badly hurt in a car wreck near Newtown last Sunday morning. Eugene Laycock's farm residence burned last Wednesday afternoon due to a defective flue. Marguerite Hankey and a friend from Oxford visited here Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs E A McMurchy and Archie attended the Turton family reunion at Harl Gillaspie’s in Mt Washington. Ethel Tatman of Bethel spent last week with the Ralston home. Rice Bolender and family visited his parents in Moscow Sunday. Sthulburg visitors included Mrs Ethel Sthulburg and Nathan Stulah and wife and Mrs Henry Siegel and daughter. Lowell Jackson of Texas visits his mother here. Walter Edwards and Mr Carol remain quite ill. Idlett family and Margaret Hardman spent weekend at Renfro Valley Kentucky.
Absalom built a monument for himself as there were no children to carry on his name, a deed noted for its self commemorative purpose and the absence of a dynastic successor.
County Commissioners of Clermont County schedule two meetings in Monroe Township to view and hear a proposed private lane establishment. The route runs from Lindale-Nicholsville Road west of Route 222, 1700 feet south through Rice Bolender Newberry Grether Rittenhouse lands to H E Brooking line. Blythe Jones, Clerk.
Notice that Mary Friend of Milford Ohio has been appointed Administratrix of the Isaac Friend estate late of Miami Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 12 1942 Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch and Attorney N Young.
John Lee Cooper of Amelia Ohio Route 1 has been appointed executor of the estate of Thomas E. Cooper deceased late of Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio. Dated July 27 1942 by the Probate Judge of Clermont County Ohio. Attorney N Young represents the estate.
Harold T. Nixon sues Edna Nixon for divorce on gross neglect of duty in case No. 20762 before the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio. The petition was filed after August 20 1942 with attorney Clarence N. Young listed.
Cheese scientists find whey from cheese making contains blood coagulating properties and a female hormone key to canned soups and many prepared foods.
Notice calls for sealed bids at the Batavia Clerk’s office by August 29 1942 noon for three year leases of the Fire Hall on Second Street and the Auditorium of the Municipal Building in Batavia with annual rent for the hall and monthly rent for the auditorium. Bidders must furnish a performance bond and the village reserves right to reject all bids. Mayor N B Dennison signs with Clerk R H Majowewski.
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