Jim Talks on Transfer to Rainbow Division in Ohio Letters
James M. Patchell writes from Stonelick praising the transfer of members of the First Ohio Infantry to the 166th U S Infantry. He notes little complaint among about 200 soldiers and urges civilians to support army officials. He emphasizes pride in the Rainbow Division and fidelity to the new unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Time Star
James M. Patchell
Stonelick
Ohio
First Ohio Infantry
Forth Regiment
166Th U. S. Infantry
France
166Th U.S. Infantry
Single Men Draft Order Triggers New Exemption Rule
President Wilson rules that wives of drafted men who were employed before marriage are not left to charity and should be exempt if dependent on their husbands’ labor. The decision aims to relieve families and address protests over draft interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Enquirer
Provost Marshal General’s Office
Prisoners from Mansfield to help build State normal school
Twenty five prisoners from the Mansfield re formatory, from many counties, have been sent to Kent to assist in constructing a new building for the State normal school. The move, due to labor scarcity and funding limits, marks the first time Mansfield inmates worked away from the institution and on non-administered construction. After a week at Kent, they show promising results and more prisoners may follow to speed completion. A separate remark condemns German methods and suggests sending Senator Reed to gas the enemy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reformatory
Mansfield
Kent
State Normal School
Normal School
Court notices and marriage licenses listed in local docket
Court reports show new suits including Ella Bragdon versus Blanche Marsh for partition and other business such as Peoples B. L. & Co. against Charles Snider. various entries authorize private sales, service by publication, and divorce decree for Hazel Malott. Marriage licenses granted to Ralph Wood and Edna Morris and Joseph Groh and Celia Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples B. & L.&co
Charles Snider
F. W. Fridman
Fridman Lumber Co
Alma Smizer Price
Edwin T. Smizer
Hazel Malott
Chancer N. Malott
Richard C. Swing
G. W. McMurchy
Charles H. Green
Charles L Ford
Ralph Wood
Batavia
Edna Morris
Williamsburg
Joseph H. Groh
Amelia
Celia F Hill
Mt. Holly
Real Estate Transfers List Various Property Movements
A sequence of property transfers across townships names Elizabeth Kidney, Margaret Shumard, O L Page, Erwin L Miller, Julia Hoffman, Hyman Wander, G M Keating, Roy Guber, Emma Dunn, Harry E Dunn, J W Lytle, George Brintzing hoffer, Floyd L Tieman, Mattie K Turner, Daniel Wetzel, Brown Wetzel, Calvin VanZant, Thomas E Smalley, Alva Louderback, Laclede Kennedy, R C Eveland, Nicholas O Root, Charles L Ford, Charles H Green. Amounts listed include $1 for most parcels and varied sums for several, with multiple acres and lots across Tate, Pierce, Batavia, Williamsburg, Jackson, Stonelick, Goshen, Mos cow townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kidney
Margaret M. Shumard
Owensville
O. L. Page
Erwin L. Miller
Tate
Julia Hoffman
Hyman Wander
Pierce Tp
G. M. Keating
Roy Guber
Loveland
Emma Dunn
Harry E. Dunn
Batavia
J. W. Lytle
George Brintzinghoffer
Williamsburg
Floyd L. Tieman
Mattie KE. Turner
Jackson
Brown Wetzel
Daniel Wetzel
Moscow
Harry H. Dunn
Calvin VanZant
Thomas E. Smalley
J. M. Rapp
Stonelick
Alva Louderback
Laclede Kennedy
R. C. Eveland
Nicholas O. Root
Goshen
Commissioners Proceedings Reported August 20 Meeting
County board met in regular session August 20 approving varied expenses including Burns, Bell Telephone rent, Burroughs machine costs, Clermont Sun advertising and supplies, pike repairs, hauling stone, burial costs, postage, and estimates. Several pike repair and hauling line items noted with multiple vendors and individuals listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.C. Nash
Geo. Prebble
Rapp & Schwab
Sapees Mn
H. M. Rice
Earl Reed
Ead
Schilling
Cleona Searles
Cari Sly
Geo. Stanks
Stonelick Tp
T. P. White & Son
G. White
Jos
Woodmansee
Wiseman & Moiford
O.N. Young
H. C. Laub
Centerville Pike
Batavia
Bantam
Norman L. Burnet
Brown Art Eng
Bell Telephone Co
Burroughs
Costa
F. B. Bishop
Bluestein & Hutson
A. Bigham
Geo. Baum
Express
Clermont Sun
Columbus B. B. Co
S.ees
J. Carey
Incinnati Workhouse
Clermont Courier
Marshal
Pike
W. Meek
Albert Metter
Vrace
Walter Cooper
N. B.dennison
Harry Dustin
Chris Ernst
H. G. Barley
Oscar Glancy
Alfred Gibbs
John Gaul
R. A. Gibbs
Gregg & Morris
Ross P
Hickey
John Huntington
Slepy Lines
A. G. Holland
Hoover
Joan Herron
John T. Herrington
Bob B
Jordan
B. L
Geo
A. Keen
J.1. Kidd
Lang & Rothenhoffer
Albert Lauderman
Motsinger & Johnson
Notice of Appointment as Assignee for Creditors
The undersigned L BRITTON is appointed and qualified as assignee in trust for the creditors of William Tepker of Clermont county Ohio. Dated August 20 1917 in Clermont County probate court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tepker
Clermont County
Ohio
L. Britton
Notice of Settlement in Clermont County Probate Court
State of Ohio Clermont County Probate Court notices list administrators executors guardians and trustees who have filed accounts for settlement. The hearing is set for Thursday September 6 1917 with time for filing exceptions. Names include Winifred Davis executrix Katie J Belt trustee T R Hartman guardian L F White administrator C L Kennedy administrator de bonis non Nacky J Hill administratrix William Underhill guardian O C Carney executor G Olbering guardian G W Lindsey administrator Susan Brown Mary J McNair Harry T Wilson Jones W Elston John Fringle and others with Clarence W Young probate judge of Clermont County Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Ohio
Clermont County
Probate Court
Ohio
Winifred Davis
Margaret E. Thompson
Percy
Chas.t. Jamieson
Katie J. Belt
Milton Jamieson
T. R. Hartman
Felicia H. Kain
L. F. White
Bernice A. Orr
C. L. Kennedy
Anna J.salt
Nacky J. Hill
Daniel BE. Hill
William Underhill
Addie Sonnecalb
O. C. Carney
Martha Sarr Gacensda
Olbering
Jones W. Elston
Angeline Elston
John Fringle
George Heid
CLARENCE WN_ YOUNG
Batavia Ohio Passes Plumbing License Ordinance 1917
The Batavia Village Council enacts a license system for plumbers. Section 2 requires master or journeyman plumbers to obtain a license before work. Fees are fifteen dollars yearly, with a three year journeyman requirement and penalties up to two hundred dollars for violations. Passed August 8, 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
State of
Ohio
Ll Ashburn
Road relocation petition filed by Ohio Ballast Company in Clermont County
The Ohio Ballast Company petitions Clermont County Commissioners to relocate and reconstruct within its Miami Township premises a public road, starting at the St. Louis Railway right of way and leading northeast to Remington Road. The board notes the existing road will be vacated within the premises after relocation and improvements as approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Ballast Company Corporation
Clermont County
Ohio
Miami Township
Clermont
CN Ety
St. L. Railway Company
Remington
Edit Tioner
Punty Ommissioners
Oip
Fori
Sheriff’s Sale in Clermont County Ohio Court Case 14223
Sheriff Bert F. Swing offers for sale at public auction on September 8 1917 at 11 a.m. the front door of the courthouse in Katavia Clermont County Ohio in the case Christ Ernest vs Robert O Ernest et al. Described real estate in Monroe township includes two tracts totaling about 72 acres with specified bounds and improvements. first tract valued at 100 dollars and second at 4500 dollars. Terms: one third cash day of sale one year and two years from sale. Mortgage security and 6 percent interest. Deputy E Miller and attorney W C Bishop listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Christ Ernest
Robert O. Ernest
Katavia
Monroe Township
Towle
John Johnston
Meeting
Robert Clark
Twelve Mile Creek
A. Porter
Trustees of
The
Presbyterian Church
Bert F. Swing
O. B
Patrick Mullen
Phorasen
Batavia Ohio maturing sewer project ordinance 1917
Ordinance No 160 declares the village will construct sanitary sewers on Spring Street Batavia Clermont County Ohio from Fourth Street to the alley between Second and Water Streets in District 1. It specifies cost assessments, bond issuance, payment options, and bids, with plan details by H C Babbit and legal enforcement date. The measure passed August 18 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Fourth Street
Second
Water Streets
Batavia
Ohio
Fourth
Spring Streets
H. C. Babbit
Towit
Third Street
Market Street
Second Street
Main
Broadway
Clermont County
State of
A. I. Ashburn
Slade
Sealed bids sought for bridge on ape pike near Gould residence
Sealed bids will be received at the County Auditor's Office in Batavia Ohio until 2 o'clock noon on September 4 1917 for the construction of a bridge on the ape pike near Gould residence estimated cost 1800 dollars. County auditor Albona Searls warns officials reserve the right to reject bids and to inspect plans on file.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Ape Pike
Gould
Albona Searls
Real Estate Auction in Milford Ohio Case 14158
Public auction notice in Clermont County Ohio for case 14158 directs sale of village Milford property on High street. Auction set for Saturday September 8, 1917 at 10:00 AM. Property described as lot on east side of High street between Gatch and Mason lines within Miami township. Sheriff's name listed as Swing with D W Murphy attorney for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
High Street
Gatch Street
County of
Clermont
State of
Ohio
Miami Township
James Mason
Mason
Ap Pte BP
Le—Cash TF. Swing
Heriff
Clermont County
HE. D. Miller
D. W. Murphy
Sheriff's Sale in Clermont County Ohio 1917
Public auction at the Batavia courthouse on September 15 1917 at 1 o'clock for a property described as a lot along Third Street near Loveland by the Little Miami river with boundaries along church and Belle Donnelly line. Attorney for plaintiff is Bere, Brosher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Common Pleas
Union Savings Building & Loan ‘O
Harry Colling
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Clermont
Loveland
Little Miami River
Carripeyan
Presbyterian Church
Third Street
Belle Bonnery
Belle ‘Donnelly
Swaine
Clermont Coun
Bere, Broser, Ale
Non-Residents Betaken in Clermont Court Action
G C Anderson files a 1917 petition in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas seeking judgment on a promissory note for 250 dollars with interest and foreclose a mortgage on land in Williamsburg Township. Defendants include Anthony Kitz Stella Kitz J H Hugle Francis O Reilly Hill a Saunders and unknown heirs. answer due by October 6 or judgment will be entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. OC. Anderson
Anthony Kitz
Stella Kitz
J. H. Hugle
Francis O’reilly
Hilla Saunders
Court O Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Williamsburg Township
Little Miami
T. Overton
L. Sprague
W. Burnett
Wm. Beckett
Burnett
Beckett
Sprague
C. Waits
Ary
Homan
Mary Ann Homan
F. L. Peterson
Peterson
Slade and
Appointment of Executrix for Viola Rust Estate
Rebecca Robison Riley appointed and qualified as executrix of Viola Rust estate, Clermont County Ohio, deceased. Probate judge ARENDE NG stamps August 1017. Attorney Edwin By listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Rust
Rebecca Robison Riley
Clermont County
Ohio
Arende NG
Edwin By
Bechtel Appointed Executrix in Estate Case
Bechtel named executrix of the estate of a deceased individual in a dissolved will matter. Attorney Sos y, sworn, notes Bila M. Bechtel is qualified as executrix. Application indicates state of residence and appointment details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bila M. Bechtel
State
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Jim
Germany
Reed
Ella Bragdon
Blanche Marsh
Katie EK. McNutt
H. L. Britton
W. I. McAfee
Eva L. Smalley
Harding
Senate
Recorder's Office
Charles L. Ford
Tate T'p
Commissioners’ Proceedings
Fletcher
Èrmont Coun
Simona Brarles
Sheriff's Sale
Lawrence Butler
William cNair
G. W. Rice
Rice
Tracy
Ats
Angeline Haworth
Jess Haworth
Angeli Line
Giarcont Unty
N.L. Burnet
FOLEY
Ohio Farmers
Lynn L. Johnson
Insurance Ag’cy Batavia
OHIC
Coyle
Batavia, Ohio
Mary Larkin
Court of Eominel Pleas
McAfee
Harriet Meee
Pete
Fugu Nau Sung
F Meng
Oh NG
M. L. Britton
Arape WY
Ehiamey Tan
Ae Meohl
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