Sheriff’s Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction at the Batavia courthouse front door on September 5, 1936, 11:30 am to 12:00 pm. Describes 157 acres with a 5.42 acre exception, appraised at $3500, cash terms. Sheriff Garland G. Auxier, Deputy Tom Brooks. attorneys Wilson & Rector for Buckeye State Building and Loan Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
George A. Bell
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Wilson & Rector
J. B. Daugherty
Moore’s Fork
Fayetteville
Lerado
Edenton
Daugherty
E. B. Gennett
J. Graham
Ev Kiove
Davis, Ely & Ely
Sheriff Sale in Clermont Courthouse District
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville Kentucky with Rosie L Sellers and John H Sellers will offer for sale at public auction at the front door of the Court House Batavia on Saturday September 26 1936 in Wayne Township part of Shield Survey No 13524 and Survey 5229. Property bounds begin at Moore s Fork and Fayetteville Road corner to J Graham and proceed along roads and lines through A Snider D Hahn W Conner Lorado and Edenton Road corner to B F Snider and other corner markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie L. Sellers
John H. Sellers
Clermont Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Court House
Batavia
Wayne Township
Shield
Moore’s Fork
Fayetteville Road
J. Graham
Graham
A. Snider
D. Hahn
Hahn
W. Conner
Lorado and
Edenton Road
Schoo Lot
B. F. Snider
Snider
Property Description and Sale Terms in Clermont County
Legalize a sheriff sale recital describing parcel boundaries across roads and streams in Clermont County. Real estate of 76.39 acres appraised at $2000. Terms: cash. Sheriff of Clermont County O. Davis, Ely & Ely, Attorneys for the plaintiff.
Woodland Park Social Notes Run Through Weekend
Henry Hunt his wife and daughter Doris of Bartow Florida returned to the Park for the rest of the summer. Donnie Dumford of Milford spent a week with her aunt Ethel Haines. Robert Turner of Perintown and Alice Boyce of Milford visited Frank Dimmitt and wife Tuesday evening. Roy Williams of Norwood called on friends Saturday. Dannie Lair and family visited near Dayton Sunday. Veda Roudebush of Dayton and Eva Barron of Newtonsville called on Clara Dimmitt Wednesday. The Watson and High families ate and attended Sunday School. Sharon Wood visited Saturday. Robert Williams and wife entertained Roy and Maude Williams of Norwood over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hunt
Doris
Bartow
Fla
Donnie Dumford
Milford
Ethel Haines
Robert Turner
Perintown
Alice Boyce
Frank Dimmitt
Roy Williams
Norwood
Friends
Dannie Lair
Dayton
Veda Roudebush
Eva Barron
Newtonsville
Clara Dimmitt
Watson and High
Sharon Wood
Robert Williams
Roy
Maude Williams
Local Folks Note Visits and a Funeral in Wiggonsville
Miss Rose Huff of Cincinnati begins a two week vacation with relatives. A Felicity couple hosted Rev and Mrs Wall at a house warming. Sol Dean died after a long illness. funeral at Poplar Church. Dan Winder of Hyde Park visits cousin Farrell Winder. Sara Ellis of Norwood visits home. Herman Gray of Madisonville stays with the Groppenbachers and George Bee family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Alice Huff
Cincinnati
Wall
Felicity
Sol Dean
Poplar Church
Dan Winder
Hyde Park
Farrell Winder
Sara Ellis
Norwood
Herman Gray
Madisonville
L. C. Groppenbacher
George Bee
Local Social Notes From Carthage and Vicinity
Community members and visitors are listed with travel and hospitality details. Notables include Miss Helen Coombs and families from Carthage, Cincinnati guests with the Apgars, Wise grandparents near Lynchburg, and gatherings at Owensville, Williamsburg, Sharon Woods, Newport Kentucky, and Camp Indianola near Lancaster. Social events feature church services, an ice cream social on Sept 5, and attendance at the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland.
Notice of Application for Public Utilities Route Ohio
V 4 Europeananienk Gru files with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to operate a motor transportation company between Obiligh the Ohio and Befpre Ohio via route 607, with one 1/2 ton truck two 1 ton tractors one 2 ton tractor and three trailer units. All interested parties may appear and present evidence by a stated date.
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Kono
Gru
Pubic Utilities Commission of Ohio
O. Lab
Obiligthe
Ohio
Befpre
Reporl
Betwee Billicothe
Uran
Oda Anshinas i
Othe
Celestial Fish Fry planned by Christian chapel youths
Mrs Hauck and daughter visit relatives in Ma. The Christian chapel youth group will host a Celestial Fish Fry at Alice Gates home Friday Aug 28 from 5 to 7 pm, offering fish ice tea vegetables ice cream and cake at 8c a plate. Reservations encouraged. Straussa boys visiting Thielman s J K Day family and Houakers attended Armacost reunion at Pt Pleasant Sunday. Mrs Marguerite Campbell and sons back from Michigan spending week with Mrs Theo Witt before Hyde Park home. Mrs Fletcher Myer convalescent at her daughter's. thanks for cards flowers letters. Relatives at Mrs Will Lungmus home were Mr and Mrs Howard Myer and son Harvey Ill Mr and Mrs Harry Clinkinbeard Detroit Mr and Mrs O Conner and Mrs Schoebell Newport Ky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
Marguerite Campbell
Michigan
H Mirs
Theo Witt
Hyde Park
Fletcher Myer
Will Lungmus
Howard Myer and Son
Harvey, Ill
Harry Clinkinbeard
Detroit
O'Conner
Schoebell
Newport
Local residents host visitors and move about town
Mr. and Mrs. John Apgar visited relatives the past week. Mrs. Williams and son of New tonsville visited Mrs. Herman Sch midt. Helen Ann Snider entertained Miss Hawkins of Bradford. Miss Jean Geiger of Terrace Park visited Miss Virginia Sparr. Lloyd Gaul's moved to their north end home. R. S. McKay and wife hosted Mrs. Cesterline and daughter. Mrs. Delos Philips, Mr. Rehmer and wife with Miss Hastings of Lebanon. Lena Ernst and Rev. and Mrs. Geice. Sven Legros of Marietta spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs. Lyda Behymer of Batavia visited sisters. Masters Justin and Jerry Harlow of Bethel spent last week with Jno Craver and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jones of Milford visited home folks and attended the fair. Mrs Sarah Taylor and Ed Steward visited W. C. Russ at Mt. Rep ose Sunday afternoon.
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John Apgar
Williams and Son
Newtonsville
Herman Schmidt
Helen Ann Snider
Miss Hawkins
Bradford
Jean Geiger
Terrace Park
Virginia Sparr
Lloyd Gaul
R. S. McKay
Cesterline
City
Delos Philips
Rehmer
Hastings
Lebanon
Lena Ernst
Geice
Sven Legros
Marrietta
Lyda Behymer
Batavia
Masters Justin
Jerry Harlow
Bethel
Jno
Sarah Taylor
Ed Steward
W. C. Russ
Mt. Repose
Local Social Notes and Death in Franklin Area
Mary Holmes and Freda Tucker spent last week in Franklin. Alvin Warden and family of Madisonville are guests of their parents. J. E. Heywood and wife returned from Atlanta. Harry Hall and wife of Illinois were guests of Henry Hall. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Breeding of Oklahoma and Mrs. Amanda Bogart of Spencer Ind. were Sunday guests of F. B. Bishop. Frank Leming died south of town. funeral Tuesday. Fay Hoffman of Owensville visited Miss Shirley Ritchie Wednesday. Summerside Mt Carmel school opens Sept 8 with half day session. old books requested. W. C. Bickel and wife visited Dave Bauman's in Milford. Carl Doossger and wife of Norwood hosted. Miss Viola Mattox returned from a trip west. Harry Maddox of New York spending summer with Roy Maddox and visited H. A. Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Holmes
Freda Tucker
Franklin
Alvin Warden
Madisonville
J. E., Heywood
Atlanta
Harry Hall
Illinois
Henry Hall
C. C. Breeding
Oklahoma
Amanda Bogart
Spencer Ind
F. B Bishop
Holmes
Frank Leming
Fay Hoffman
Owensville
Shirley Ritchie
Summerside
Mt. Carmel
Seasion
W. C. Bickel
Dave Bauman
Milford
Wm. Schneider
Carl Doossger
Norwood
Viola Mattox
Harry Maddox
New York
Roy Maddox
H. A. Jones
Local families spend Sunday with relatives in area towns
Wm Knowles and wife spent Sunday with Wm Ernst in Perintown. Gilbert McMurchy and wife visited Norwood with their parents. Mr and Mrs Oliver McKinley of Mt Zion visited Mrs C Armacost last week. Burke children stayed with their grandmother in Bethel. Miss Marian Knowles is spending the week in Terrace Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Knowles
Wm. Ernst
Perintown
Gilbert McMurchy
Norwood
Oliver McKinley
Mt. Zion
C. Armacost
Burke
Bethel
Marian Knowles
Terrace Park
Notice of Dis charge In Bankruptcy for Orley Canter
Notice in the District Court of the Southern District of Ohio Western Division that Orley Canter, bankrupt No. 12478, has filed for discharge. A hearing is set to determine if cause exists to deny discharge and creditors may attend in the court room in Ohio. Robert M. Hair is the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Oiieestern
Orley &. Canter
Robert M. Hair
Literar Anabes
Ohio
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the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
The
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
A. Appliance
Forestville
Sutton
Wiggonsville
Clara Steward
Martin L. Davey
Willard W. Ellenwood
Columbus
Earl H. Hanefeld
Helen Coombs
Carthage
Rhein
Tena Malott
Dorothy, Lee
Eugene Wise
Lynchburg
L. F. Coleman
Mary Holland
Westchester
Thelma Mae Chaney
Buford
W. E. Christie
E. L. Dugan
Williamsburg
Bullock
Westboro
Methodist Church
Ladies’ Aid
Q. B. Mulloy
Mulloy
Mrs. Knopp
Walnut Hills
Elizabeth Morgan
J. B. Amiott
Victor Amiott
Henry Gardner
Newport, Ky
Eleanor Jean
Martha Ann Fuhr
Camp Indianola
Lancaster
Laura Jean Sander
Oakley
Taxon Briggs
Fondus Smith
St. Bernard
Wilbur Smith
Adah Zimmer
Edith Patterson
Edmund Innis
Cleveland
Joseph Innis
BE. L. Dugan
Lou Mee- Adams
Hannah Clegg
Lillian G. Hottel
Ellis
Dion Varney
Dayton, C
Vera Crowe
Springfield
Nell Slack
Jas. Slack
Georgetown
J. Roy Fuhr
Ralph D. Fuhr
D. J
Ee Alker
Goshen
Ieee
Nicholsville
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