Court News New Cases Involving Divorces and Partitions
A windowed court summary lists Harold Haag of Batavia versus Robert M Mulvaney of Cincinnati over damages claimed 11880. Grace Dial of Loveland sues Moss Dial for divorce. Thelma Newell sues William Newell and Williamsburg Building & Loan Company for partition. Anna Cooper sues Clarence Cooper for divorce. Helen and Marie B Smith with Marianna Becker versus George and Ethel Kernstein settled and dismissed. Walter Martin versus Chas Freemeyer ordered to receive 10 acres from land and costs. Various real estate transfers, divorces, and wills noted with dates and executors listed. Estate filings include Greger, Reed, Nichols, Wittmer, and Denison matters. Court calendar shows hearings through December 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Haag
Batavia
Robert M. Mulvaney
Cincinnati
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Grace Dial
Loveland
Moss Dial
Thelma M. Newell
Wm. Newell
Williamsburg Building & Loan Company
Williamsburg
Britton & Britton
Anna Cooper
Clarence Cooper
Lucien H. Dawson
Helen and
Marie B. Smith
Marianna Becker
George
Ethel Kernstein
Walter Martin
Chas
Freemeyer
C. Freemeyer
Rayner, Delheimer & Co
Louis
H. F. Buerkle
Bernice M. Brodie
W. L. Brodie
Wale Simpson
New Richmond
Nannie Simpson
Carrie Cunningham Stork
Harry F. Stork
Maud Wilson
Michael and
Mabel Burger
Chester
Supreme Court of Ohio issues water purity precedent for hospitality firms
The Ohio Supreme Court unanimously ruled that restaurant and hotel owners may be liable for water served with meals if drawn from private wells and found unfit for consumption. The case overturned lower courts, remanding for new trial, while the decision prompts debate on water as a food under state laws. Separately, the Ohio Archaeological and Historical Society and Mt. Pleasant Quaker group seek funds for the Ohio Yearly Meeting House restoration, with $25,000 projected and Lewis Lupton named chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Supreme Court of Ohio
Ohio
Franklin County
Court of Common Pleas
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
High Court
Common Pleas Court
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Quaker Memorial Association
Mt. Pleasant
Ohio Yearly Meeting
Henry C. Sherrone
Archaeological and
Society of Friends of the Ohio Yearly Meeting
Sherrone
Yearly Meeting
Friends’ Meetings
Appalachian Mountains
Tee
U of American
Lewis Lupton
Shetrone
St Hubert bloodhounds trace scent through history and time
Bloodhounds known as St Hubert hounds are large, with wrinkled faces and a knack for trailing. Once white with black and tan, they were bred at St Hubert's abbey in France for game hunting, later refined to tan with black saddle. They weigh 80 to 100 pounds and boast surprising speed when under way.
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St. Huberts
George Butz
Philadelphia Inquirer
St. Hubert
St. Hubert’s Abbey
France
England
Old New York furniture largely Dutch in origin
The Dutch origins of New York furniture persisted after British control. Dutch settlers remained culturally Dutch while legally British subjects, keeping Low Countries styles into the 18th century. The kas, a versatile Dutch press, illustrates this heritage despite English cabinet dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nieu Amsterdam
Netherlands
Low Countries
Holland
Grandfather Clauses Suppressed Black Voting Across States
The piece outlines how grandfather clauses in North Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia, and Oklahoma linked voting eligibility to descent from eligible voters. The 1914 Supreme Court ruling found Oklahoma's clause dis franchised descendants of former slaves, though without explicit race terms. Other states let clauses lapse by self limitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Louisiana
Georgia
Oklahoma
United States Supreme Court
Secret Order of the Apple Unites Norman Apple Growers
Several hundred Norman apple growers formed the Secret Order of the Apple according to a Rouen correspondent. The group uses high signs passwords and an official song and stages ceremonies for new knights. Its ritual recalls the Eden apple with Eve praised for eating the fruit. Each Knight must vow to remain true to Normandy and to Norman products especially apples and cider.
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Order of the Apple
Rouen
France
Garden of Eden
Eve
Adam
Apple
Normandy
Magna Carta Signed in 1215 Acheiving Four Originals
The Magna Carta was signed in 1215 with four original copies known today. Two are in the British Museum, one in Lincoln Cathedral, and the best specimen at Salisbury Cathedral. The signing occurred on a small island in the river. The charter upholds no arbitrary imprisonment, limits royal taxation, and preserves urban freedoms and rights.
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Runnymede
London Tit Bits
British Museum
Lincoln
Salisbury
England
How Feet Reveal Birds Habits Across Species
A St. Louis Globe Democrat correspondent explains bird feet reflect lifestyle from webbed duck feet to three toed robin feet. Woodpeckers show front two back two toes, cassowaries and ostriches have two toes, part of adaptations for climbing or running.
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St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Australia
Fort Henry Gun Tale Debunked by Research
A Kingston Ontario legend that Fort Henry guns pointed toward Canada due to a misdrawn plan is proved false. Researchers say the guns faced inward by reverse fire chambers to defend the inner moat, the fort never seeing action due to long peace between the U S and Canada.
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Fort Henry
Kingston
Ont
Old Fort Henry
Canada
Lake Ontario
Jamaica
Ontario
Boston Globe
America
Chateau Frontenac
Quebec
United States
Johnny Appleseed Biography as Missionary Pioneer
Johnny Appleseed born John Chapman in 1774 roamed the Midwest especially Indiana and Ohio planting apple seeds and pruning trees. He served as a missionary and helper to both white settlers and Indians, reading the Bible and offering simple remedies. His plain clothes and modest life left a legacy of homely philosophy and thriving orchards.
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Johnny Appleseed
John Chapman
Middlewest
Indiana
Ohio
Royal Family of George III Children Summary
The British king George III had fifteen children, nine sons and six daughters. The sons were George later George IV, Frederick duke of York, William duke of Clarence later William IV, Edward duke of Kent father of Queen Victoria, Ernest duke of Cumberland later king of Hanover, Augustus duke of Sussex, Adolphus duke of Cambridge, Octavius, and Alfred who died in infancy. The daughters included Charlotte who married the king of Württemberg, Augusta, Elizabeth who married the Landgrave of Hesse-Homburg, Mary who married the duke of Gloucester, Sophia and Amelia.
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George III
Great Britain
George
George IV
Frederick
Duke of York
William
Duke of
Clarence
William IV
Edward
Duke of Kent
Queen Victoria
Ernest
Duke of Cumberland
Hanover
Augustus
Sussex
Adolphus
Duke of Cambridge
Octavius
Alfred
Charlotte
King
Wurtemburg
Augusta
Elizabeth
Hesse-Homburg
Mary
Duke of Gloucester
Sophia
Amelia
Doukhobors and the Spirit Fight in Russian History
The article explains the term Poukhobor meaning spirit-fighter used by Orthodox clergy to label Doukhobors as opposing the spirit of God. Tolstoy influenced the Quakers to aid their emigration after persecution under Czar Nicholas II, who pressured universal military service refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Tolstoy
Nicholas II
District Court Notice for Southern Ohio Western Division
In the District Court of the United States for the Southern District of Ohio Western Division a matter is described. Details and deadlines are expected in the accompanying public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cort
United States
Ohio
Jury Commissioners to Draw Jurors in Clermont County
Clermont county Ohio Jury Commissioners will meet in Latavia office of the County Clerk of Courts on December 24 1938 at 10 am to draw jurors for the January term of the Common Pleas court with daily adjournment if needed. Mrs Albert Anstaett R Coyle commissioners. Notice of Public Hearing on proposed relocation of a county ditch in Jackson township will be heard December 27 1938 at 10 am with Blythe Jones Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Latavia
Common Pleas Court
Albert Anstaett
Coyle
Clermount Co
Jackson Township
Blythe Jones
Board of County
Health Association Aids Clermont Tuberculosis Program
The Clermont County Tuberculosis and Health Association cooperates with the Clermont County Health Unit in a tuberculosis education program funded by the Christmas Seal Sale. A typical case shows a clinician guiding a suspected patient to skin tests and X rays, with follow up by the doctor in charge. In 1938 eleven people were examined, all unable to pay and funded by Christmas Seals. The association also provides sound movie equipment for health education and urges buying seals to sustain the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Tuberculosis Land Health Association
Clermont County Health Unit
J. A. Carter
Carter
Clermont
Tuberculosis and Health Association
The
Beulah Bennett Sues in Clermont County Court
Notice to non residents from the Court of Common Pleas in Clermont County regarding case No 19806 with Beulah Bennett as plaintiff.
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Court OF
Common Bend
Clermont County
Ofio
Beulah Bennett
Probate Notice in Clermont County Court
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio notifies all interested parties that on December 1 1938 a schedule of claims debts and liabilities against the estate of Henry Gregor deceased of Tate Township was filed. The hearing on the schedule is set for December 23 1938 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be forever barred. Signed Batavia Ohio December 5 1938 by Probate Judge Orville W Hisibieh.
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Clermont County
Ohio
O' Henry Gregor
Tate Township
Batavia
Orville W. Hisibieh
Charles A. Brannock
Bose Fed & Ely
Legal Notice from Clermont County Court of Common Pleas
Official notice from the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas announces court actions, deadlines, and related proceedings. Jurisdiction details and date references outline filing or response requirements for involved parties.
Amon Lochard Files Case Against Evelyn Lochard in Clermont Court
Amon Lochard files a petition against Evelyn Lochard in the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio case 19807. The petition charges gross neglect of duty and sets a hearing on or after December 17 1938. Evelyn Lochard last resided in Miami Florida.
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Evelyn Lochard
Miami
Florida
Amon Lochard
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Britton & Britton
Divorce petition filed in Clermont County court
Green B. King has filed for divorce from Mary King in the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont county Ohio case number 19881 on grounds of three years wilful absence and gross neglect of duty. The hearing is set for on or after January 5 1939. James W. Walker is attorney for the plaintiff.
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Mary King
Green B. King
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
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F. J. Schwemberger
Roscoe Tyler
Annabelle Rein
Milford
Ellen Davis
Jesse Sibey
Pierce
E. A. Shirley
Chas. Wilfert Jr
Chester Mayo
Mabel Carter
Birdie Osborn
Newtonsville
Eva Gillette
Mary L. Hall
Chas. Wissel
Jackson
L J. Lemar
H. K.lemar
Washington
Monroe
Olen
Richard
Robert Greger
Tate
Martin Strifler
Ora Swope
Union
Hattie Stansberry
Edw Fite
Lotis Neville
Jacob Tritchler
Dorothy E. de. Brunner
Luther Ashcraft
Southern Ohio Savings Bank & Trust Co
Goshen
Russel H. Bainum
James Crabtree
C. R. Frank
Jessie Frank
Wilbur Wood
W. H. Menke
George Issler
Mable Underwood
Nona Reed
Merta M. Bagby
Felicity
Henry Greger
Emelia A. Ludlow
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J. A. Snell
Cecil Billingsly
Andy Foos
Probate
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Margaret Schubert
Bethel
Hattie Glancy
Christ Whittmer
Ellen Dennison
Wilbur
John Denison
John W. Strimple
Christ Wittmer
Os. L.e
Chiren
Laura Fitzwater
Ella Brown
Katie Storer
Chas. Wittmer
Anna Fetter
W. J Snider
J. E. Emmons
W. N. Frazee
Anna C. Shumard
F. J. Nichols
James W. Walker
G. E. Donovan
Anna Elizabeth Armacost
Rebecca S. West Belt
Ellen Denison
Clifford J. Taylor
Chas. H. Schweier
Jno
Schweier
Mary Appleman
Rose Reister
Anna
Dean
Philomena Peter
Edna
Pauline Schweier
Margaret Storey
Franciseo Gillespie
Minnie
Geo. Schweier
Elizabeth McCracken
Jas
Fred Schweier
Catherine van Winkel
Ernest Walter Perry
Front Street
Slermont
Walter Perry
Government Building
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Walnut Streets
Dnto
Graham P. Hunt
Health Association
Helps Health Unit
Edward Kirgan
Florence Rich
H. Avenue
Northwest
Cedar
Rapids
Iowa
Elmer, Hunt
Dayton
Kentucky
Edna Labiskey
West Bend
Wisconsin
Bessie Parsons
Sarasota
Charles C. Marshall
East 118Th Place
Los Angeles
California
Mary Johnson
Lowrey Marshall
Sherman Morgan
County of
State of
Ohio Pike
Davis, Ely & Ely
Fuhr
Phil
J. C. Fuhr
P. S
Goodyear
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