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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1944
Page
4
The Clermont Courier is published weekly by the Clermont Publishing Company in Batavia Ohio. It lists Harry M Tucker as editor and provides a one year subscription price of $1.50 and a six month rate. The paper is entered at the Batavia post office as second class mail matter.
An article cites Good Housekeeping urging parents to ease the transition to formal education. Emphasizes social play, sharing, independence, emotional control, and daily family conversations to widen interests. Also notes children's health must be excellent before starting school.
Court notices include a $3000 claim and costs in Harlan Adams v Phillip Shadle. quiet title suits by Agnes De Brunner Feiertag et al. v Mary Robber and partition action Walter Hahn v Bertha Hahn. divorces sought by George C Adams from Flora Adams and others. numerous estate and private sale entries. Probate orders approve inventories, appraisals, and transfers of motor vehicles and real estate. Multiple property transfers and guardian notices listed with named parties and locations in Ohio townships.
Alma Aicholtz is named home economics instructor and Nelson Patchell becomes Junior High English teacher. A wedding for Patricia Ann Hauck and Sgt Richard Binnie is noted, with Milford connections. News covers military assignments school staff changes and local incidents including a minor shop fire and postal transit plan.
From where I sit Joe Marsh shares recipe for a perfect marriage as Dee and Jane Cuppers celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary last Saturday. Friends filled the evening with a home-made poem Love Enduring by Ida Moffat, a fiddle tune Silver Threads Among the Gold by Bert Childers, and a toast by Will Dudley.
Two spouses with differing tastes learn tolerance and understanding to build lasting happiness and solid homes. Dee and Jane exemplify moderation and firm partnership that sustain a long marriage and steady family life.
In Tate Township Russell Whitt and Emred Starnes transfer 26.146 acres to Harry J. and Lucy Stroup. Williamsburg Township Raymond and Cathrine Rainey transfer to Ira W. Sloan. Miami Township Elizabeth L. Sullivan transfers 5.46 acres to Agnes Wilson. Goshen Township Walter and Emma Hugle transfer 44.21 acres to Tillie Kleespiel. Wayne Township Andy and Lena Foos transfer 1.5 acres to Johanna Halle. Tate Township R. B. Hannah transfers 123.5 acres to Earl Wagner. Franklin Township transfer noted as well.
Mrs Nina E Campbell of Milford reports her son Lieutenant Campbell, an early combat mission pilot and former Milford Scoutmaster, has been missing in action over Germany since August 5. He was previously employed in Cincinnati before joining the Air Force.
The Wife Daughter and Family express gratitude to all who helped during the death of husband and father Guy Fee. Special thanks to Rev Jemison Broadwell Funeral Home Wilford Croswell for songs and to friends for flowers letters and cards.
On August 25 1944 an Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of Ida Hoes deceased of Williamsburg Township was filed in this Court. A hearing on the Inventory is set for September 20 1944 at ten oclock in the forenoon. Any objections must be filed at least five days before the hearing or be forever barred. Probate Judge Orville W Halbish Batavia Ohio. Attorney Harry Britton.
Edward Stump sues Kathleen Margaret Stump for divorce in the Court of Common Pleas Case No 21292 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Hearing set for on or after October 7 1944. Last known address Pineville Kentucky. Attorney for Plaintiff Aug 24 1944.
Frances C Inderrieden of Detroit Michigan is named in a divorce case against her husband George Inderrieden Jr in Clermont County Common Pleas Court case 21282. The hearing is set for on or after September 30 1944 with attorneys George Murphy and Harry Britton listed.
John W. Herget of Amelia Ohio is named Administrator of the estate of Louise Herget deceased of Amelia Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 22 1944. Lucian H. Dawson attorney August 24 1944.
Myrtle Coldiron of Batavia Route 4 Ohio is named Administratrix of the Isaac Wayne Coldiron estate in Williamsburg Township Clermont County. She must file fiduciary claims within four months or be barred. Aug 23 1944. Judge Orville W. Halbisch. Attorney James W. Walker.
Leona Sharp sues Ollie Sharp for divorce in Clermont County Common Pleas Court case No. 21245 on grounds of gross and extreme cruelty and neglect of duty. Hearing set for on or after September 23, 1944, with Ida Hoes estate noted and Lennie Homan appointed executor. probate judge date August 21, 1944.
Estate of Austin Clark deceased late of Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio. William Clark of Wilmington Ohio has claims against the estate to be filed within four months or forever barred. Dated August 21 1944. James W Walker and Harry Britton Attorneys Aug 24 T 3.
Marion Sebree Lewis sues Dorothy May Lewis a minor and Ruth Freeze her mother custodian for divorce and relief on grounds of gross neglect of duty in Clermont County Ohio case No 21293. Final hearing may begin after September 30 1944. Attorney James W Walker represents plaintiff.
Roy Dunbar files for relief from administration of Arrie Armacost estate in the Probate Court. Hearing set for September 16 1944 at 10:00 AM. Filed August 18 1944.
Helen M. Carter of Camp Dennison Ohio named administrator of the estate of Henrietta Schwey who died in New Richmond Clermont County Ohio. Claims against the estate must be filed with the fiduciary by the specified date. The notice is dated August 16 1944 and signed by Orville W Halbisch.
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