Sheriff Sale Real Estate Clermont Common Pleas
Clermont County sheriff sale offers for 157 acres plus a 5.42 acre tract in Batavia on December 19 1936 with appraised value 4500 dollars. Property description includes Bowmans Survey Shields Nos 9386 13524 and bounds along Sheridan Highway J Smith Gauche Dunham Kellum Higgins Bushelman Moyer Darby and Van Camp. Terms cash with Garland G Auxier sheriff and Wilson Rector attorneys for the Buckeye State Building and Loan Company depicted as plaintiff.
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
Said Dunham
Dr. Kellum
H. Higgins
Bushelman
van Camp
Smith
E. H. Thirey
Sheridan Highway
David Moyer
M. Darby
S. M. Darby
KE. H. Thirey
George A. Bell
Ss. M. Darby
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Wilson & Rector
Community Notes From Simmerside-Mt Carmel Area
Marvyn Keller of Miami University spent Sunday at home. November enrollment stood at 161 with attendance at 96.6 percent. Joe Bauman and family joined Virgil Bickel for Thanksgiving. Charles Keith and wife visited Wm Schneider. Mrs Laura Riles is improving. H A Jones, Wm Schneider and wives with Viola Maddox visited Mrs Albert Cameron at Hopper Hill last Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simmerside
Mt. Carmel
Marvyn Keller
Miami University
Joe Bauman
Virgil Bickel
S. Charles Keith
Wm. Schneider
Laura Riles
H. A. Jones
Viola Maddox
Albert Cameron
Hopper Hill
Antioch Sunday Services Led by Grace Lytle
Miss Grace Lytle directed church services at Antioch Sunday in Rev. Simmerman’s absence. The article notes community social events at the Community House and Thanksgiving gatherings with local families and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Grace Lytle
Antioch
Simmerman
Nannie Channell
Christ Hospital
Fred Topie
Amelia Woman’s Club
Community House
Ray Franks
J. H. Dawson
Amelia
Maurice Dolen
Bethel
Mary
Norman Fagin
Raymond Yasker
City
Geo. Swing
Detroit
Albert Techira
Clermontville
J. B. Lytle
Clarence
Henry Horn
Williamsburg
Earl Binning
Elmer Binning
Bantam
Pp. M. Offutt
Mildred Lytle
Marie Henke
Shelbyville
Ind
Geo. Gibson
Thanksgiving guest list and local social notes highlight Goshen area
GOSHEN. Thanksgiving guests included W B Simms and family with Rev Liv Simms at Chillicothe. Local visits feature Carrie Vox injury near Felicity and Miss Freda Tucker visiting from Delaware College. Five Hundred club hosted by Elsie and George Foster. Miss Margaret Sentman home from Cincinnati.
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Goshen
W. B. Simms
Clara R. Simms
Liv. Simms
Chillicothe
Carrie Vox
Felicity
Freda Tucker
Delaware
Lida Leever
Hillsboro, Ltd
Harry Newton
Reading
Friends
Missouri Elliott
Lebanon
J. C. Fuhr
Arthur Peed
Lawrence Reppard
Middlebourne
W. Va
Miss Elsie
George Foster
Five Hundred” Club
Louise L. Ansteadt
Katie Ellis
Laura Walker
Charles Ellis
Cincinnati
M. E. Church
Emma C. Ogden
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
J. B. Cover
J. Roy Fuhr
Margaret Sentman
St. Joseph Academy
Isaac Malott
Orville Halbisch
Harry Doughman
Batavia
Taxon Briggs
Ethel Smith
Woodrow Hazen
Thanksgiving social rounds and relocations noted in Glen Este
Mr and Mrs Robert Rice visited family in Indianapolis after returning from Florida for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Charles McGuire hosted a farewell for Mr and Mrs Ervin Avey. The McGuire group and wives spent Thanksgiving with Henry Hesbauer in Willowville. Attendance and school dedication events were reported. Ervin Avey moved to Delaware. Phil Sperry hosted Louise Philips Bob Fister and Charles Fissel for Turkey Day. Bob Jacobs celebrated Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs Fentley Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rice
Florida
Indianapolis
Charles McGuire
Ervin Avey
Frank McGuire
Chas
Marvin McGuire
Henry Hesbauer
Willowville
Batavia
Ed Hubeey
Jim
H. B. Smythe
Delaware
Phil Sperry
Louise Philips
Bob Fister
Charles Fissel
Bob Jacobs
Fentley Jacobs
Sunday Socials Reach Across Distances In Local Notes
Charles Jordan and sister Celia visited relatives near Mi amisburg. Ben Zimmerman his wife and daughter from Mr. Healthy spent Sunday with Earl Enger and family. Levi Kellum Bridgett Cunningham from Cincinnati Cas Morris and daughter of Dayton called on J. A. Thalman and family. Hagophian from Fayetteville Feck and son East End and Holand from near Edenton visited the Griswolds. Berger and son Albert plus son-in-law John Sheer from North College Hill joined Anna and May Boyer for Thursday visits at Earl Enger family. Thursday evening callers included Joe Woodward and children from near
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Jordan
Celia
Miamisburg
Ben Zimmerman
Healthy
Earl Enger
Levi Kellum
Bridgett Cunningham
Cincinnati
Cas Morris
Dayton
J. A. Thalman
Hagophian
Fayetteville
Feck
East End
Holand
near Eden-_ton
Griswold
Berger
Albert
John Sheer
North College Hill
Anna
May Boyer
Joe Woodward
Near
Lena Guild
Marian
Columbus
Edward Guild
New Richmond
W. M
H. R. Eppert
J. F. Robinson
Norman Darnell
Hyde Park
Irvin Lortz
Peppul
Ill
J. C. Nobis
J. D. Cross
Jennie Reed
Newport
James Wade
Oakley
Emmerick Bradbury
Mary Jane
Hilmar Tenner
Rev
Thomas
Summerside
Milton Behymer
John Cann
Kentucky
G. C. Steward
Clara
Blanche Coombs
Maureen
Norwood
Ethel Coombs
Helen Coombs
Carthage
A. G
Predmore
Alice Sapp
Raymond Shultz
Charles Burnwinkle
West Virginia
B. Fomorin
W. Fomorin
Dick Fomorin
P. Ertel
Harry Smith
Ora E. Cunningham
Bobby
Earl Garman
Wilber Callahan
Jessie Callahan
McKibben
Madisonville
Newt Collier
Gladys Garman
Earl Judd
Terrace Park
Burnwinkle
Bert Fomorin
A. G. Predmore
Hallie Lowell
Detroit
Mich
Lon
Modern Women Lose Fat Safely Boosts Vigor and Health
Ad promotes a four week program claiming safe fat loss for women to gain energy and vitality. It touts clearer eyes and a youthful sparkle while warning that dieting changes are essential and should last four weeks.
School Days by Dwig Fayetteville Thanksgiving Gatherings
Mrs Anna Runyon Mrs Bessie Hawk and Mary Carr of Newtonsville shared Thanksgiving with Abe Aber and family of Danville. Grace Chaille visited sister Nellie Schaffer of Newport Kentucky. Atwood family plus J K Atwood spent Thursday with sister Lida Bowman Walnut Hills. Numerous locals hosted and visited friends across Cincinnati Madisonville Franklin Georgetown Dayton and Five Mile. Hunting visits noted as Dale Jordan and Forrest Selecty from Madisonville joined Charles Jordan.
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Fayetteville
Anna Runyon
Bessie Hawk
Mary Carr
Newtonsville
Abe Aber
Danville
Grace Chaille
Nellie Schaffer
Newport
C. M. Atwood and
J. K. Atwood
Lida Bowman
Walnut Hills
D. W. Davidson
William McDonough
Walter Holman
Five Mile
Cliff McDonough
Cincinnati
Ralph McDonough
Madisonville
Patrick
Robert
Davidson
Franklin
Lloyd Enger
Healthy
Joe
Charles
Rufus
Albert ‘Thalmann
Dayton
Elvin McCalley
Kattine
Georgetown
J. A. Thalmann
Dale Jordan
Forrest Selecty
Charles Jordan
Local social notes from Locust Corner and nearby towns
Locust Corner and surrounding communities report Sunday visits and holiday gatherings. Families including the Guilds of Columbus and the Epperts of Locust Corner hosted relatives from New Richmond Indian Hill Hyde Park and Oakley during the Thanksgiving period. A christening took place at the Tenner home with Rev Thomas of Summerside officiating.
Thanksgiving Guests Across Many Homes in Nicholls ville
Thanksgiving Day visitors gathered at multiple addresses in Nicholsville including Miss Maude Redfield from Cincinnati and guests at the R B Moore home, the B A McMurchy residence, and Sunday guests from nearby towns such as Denver Indianapolis Norwood Covington and Westwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Redfield
Cincinnati
Redfield
R. B. Moore
Peter Moore
Denver
Colo
Carroll Spurgeon
Ted ‘Spence
Dayton
Audrey Redfield
Ft. Thomas
Smith
Bethel
Forest Barkley
Mt. Zion
B. A
Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Batavia and Vicinity
A long list of Thanksgiving visits and social events from Batavia and nearby towns. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. White and families, the Tatman and Philips families, Dr. Predmore, Miss Garman, and many locals visiting relatives in Cincinnati, Norwood, Day-ton, and Milford.
Bethel Social Visits From Bunch Of Travelers
Bethel residents hosted and visited friends and relatives over Thanksgiving and the weekend. Mt. Holly guests included Mr. and Mrs. Haucke and daughters Carolyn and Lida Frances. Visitors from Montgomery and Charleston, Wa. Va., joined Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Thompson. Bettie Hayden and Mrs. Foster Altman called on Bethel residents. Frank and Ralph Homan welcomed Thanksgiving guests Harold Feare Ralph and Jane. Recent guests at Frank Barkley included Mrs. Alice Goetz and Mrs. Clara.
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Haucke
Carolyn
Lida Frances
Mt. Holly
John McCall
Will Ferris
Montgomery
Ada Sullivan
Charleston
Wa. Va
W. E. Thompson
Clarence Hayden
Bettie
Chicago
Foster Altman
Felicity
Bethel
Frank and
Ralph Homan
Harold Feare
Ralph
Jane
Frank Barkley
Alice Goetz
Clara
Families Gather for Thanksgiving Visits Across Ohio River Towns
A string of visits and weekend gatherings spans Cincinnati Ohio to Ripley and surrounding communities. Families including Muntz Horn Ulrey Paeltz Simcox Hill Taylor Love Harris and Smith extend holiday hospitality to relatives in Ripley Higginsport Hamersville Norwood Hibbing and Newport with guests from Wheeling Wayne and Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Simms
Jerry
Wheeling
W. .Va
Oliver House
Mt. Lookout
Allan Lee Harris
Dayton
Allan Harris
Eugene Love
Sylvester Love
Higginsport
Earl Love
Hamersville
Eleanor Love
Ronald Stanforth
Norwood
Bob Wichard
Jimmie Hancock
Augusta
Burton Garrett
Lexington
Nannie Smith
Newport
Ernst Smith
Howard Wymer
Cincinnati
J. C. Scott
John King
Bobby
Hibbing
Minn
Church notices from multiple congregations in Batavia and area
Multiple church notices list services for December 6 across Batavia Presbyterian Batavia M E and other local churches. Items include Sunday school times morning worship at 10:45 to 10:50, evening worship at 7:30, midweek and prayer meetings, and choir practices with invitations to all.
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A. B. Church
Smth
Walter J. Bauer
SS. Sunt
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Batavia M. KE
R. L. Budd
John Huntington
Guild
Summerside M. E. Church
William A. Thomas
Olive Branch
Summerside
Old Bethel
Community church notices December events schedule
Newtonsville M E Church lists events from December 2 church and Sunday School night with supper, December 4 bazaar and fish fry, December 6 E L installation and candle light service. Maple Grove hosts service of song and story on December 6. Owensville and Belfast also schedule worship and panel discussion events.
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Newtonsville
E. L
Maple Grove
McCormick and Stuarts
Owensville
Hunting Accidents Said To Be Increasing
Hunting accidents appear to be rising this season with ten deaths so far. Eight men died from accidental shotgun blasts and two from heart attacks in the field, prompting conservation officials to warn against careless firearm handling as Ohio’s death toll may exceed last year if the trend continues.
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Ohio
Auditor Blythe Jones Leads State Convention Delegation
County Auditor Blythe Jones and Deputies Earl Kincaid and Kestel attend the annual meeting of the State Auditor's association in Columbus at the Deshler-Wallick Hotel.
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Blythe Jones
Earl Kincaid
Kestel
Columbus
State Auditor’s Association
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
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Sheriff's Sale
Clermont Common Pleas
Alias
Order of Sale
The
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Mise Thelma Brannen
Teabel
Fagin
Glen Este
Lerado
Dwig
Nicholsville
Monterey
Exta
Hertford
A. Bissantz
Frank Tatman
Lily Philips
Farmers’ Institute
Howard White
Mt. Washingen
William Norris
John Spaulding
William Knowles
Harold Clark
William Clark
Chatfield
Woodmansee
Woodrough
Paul Brown
Geo. Behymer
Locust Corner
Lowell
Mary Holland
Kelly’s
Vera Cruz
Katie Shrofe
Mabel Mulloy
Ralph Curtis
Harold Mulloy
Germantown
Marathon School
Mildred Stewart
Lucille Duchemien
Belfast
Paul
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