Estate of Charles F Liebich Inheritance Tax Due
Estate of Charles F Liebich reports $12.38 inheritance tax due as part of final affairs. The notice notes the legal process and asserts the significance of orderly administration for lawful settlement.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
2
Estate of Charles F Liebich reports $12.38 inheritance tax due as part of final affairs. The notice notes the legal process and asserts the significance of orderly administration for lawful settlement.
Bessie Abercrombie of Cincinnati named defendant in a divorce action filed by George Abercrombie of New Richmond. Other cases include parties from Milford, Williamsburg, Batavia, Moscow and Amelia with actions for divorce, alimony, restoration of maiden names, and related claims of cruelty and neglect.
Probate court orders various estates including Charles Wolf Hans Pedersen Eunice Hill Susan F Seaver and Harriet Siekman with inventories not tax status and title transfers. Authority granted to transfer motor vehicle titles to heirs John F Sheehy Jr Aileen Riordan Kathleen Johnson and real estate to John F Sheehy Jr with fractional shares in estate of John F Sheehy.
Clarence Frazee Jr 22 and Emma Barnett 24 both of Bethel reported wed. Harry Reed 20 factory worker of Amelia and Ruby Burns 25 of Amelia married.
Recorder reports numerous transfers of land parcels across Batavia Miami Union Goshen Franklin Olive Branch and Williamsburg townships. Notable deeds include Lillie J Schott to George A Schott 3.33 and 8 acres and Catherine M Rainey to Robert Evans 58.31 acres.
At the January 19 1946 meeting the Clermont County Board of Education adopted a new plan under Section 4831. The plan keeps most district boundaries but transfers several parcels of land between districts including parcels from Force Hahn Duchemin Irons Hannah to Felicity Franklin Goshen Owensville Edenton Neville and Wayne No. 8 districts. The motion was moved by E L Haines and seconded by A F Kayser with four members voting yea and one absent.
The notice lists numerous real estate transfers across Monroe Tate Miami Franklin Amelia Batavia Goshen Union and Washington townships including 112 acres from Minnie Poole to Knowlen and Na omi Jackey 904 acres from Richard to John and Lulu Mae Saner 231 acres from Mary Woodward to Charles Perin 25 acres in Pierce 41.9 acres in Franklin 12.5 acres in Franklin and Tate 5 acres in Amelia 2.47 acres in Goshen 5.5 acres in Union 4 acres in Batavia 45 acres in Batavia 22.95 acres in Washington and 45 acres in Washington with multiple grantees and trust dispositions noted.
H C Young of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes spray material selection for fruit disease control is increasingly complex. Early spring scab control remains lime sulfur or flotation sulfur, but postbloom needs compatible fungicides to combine with arsenate or lead and oil without foliage injury. New fungicides Fermate Zerlate U S 604 Paratized N5 E and Guantal show strong control with less injury. Fermate and Zerlate compatible with arsenate lead oil.
Felicity Franklin PTA schedules a Valentine Dance at the school auditorium on Thursday night February 14. Proceeds fund improvements to the new auditorium. Hink and His Melodiers to headline. Mrs. Dwight Marksberry leads arrangements. Mr and Mrs Tom Danberry are away two weeks in Dillboro Indiana.
A speech likens the federal government to a hen fed by taxpayers and War Bonds. It argues for cutting 1947 Independent Offices funding and warns against keeping slashed agencies fat and lazy, noting a 175 to 145 vote against cuts.
The Ohio State University Experiment Station Wooster reports on a six year apple training trial using Stayman Winesap, McIntosh, and Delicious. Heeled 44 inch headed trees show no clear advantage over 32 inch trees though greater height aids scaffold spacing. Deshooting favors primary framework and crotch angles vary by variety with Delicious having the smallest angle. Emphasizes variety specific rules and building a strong framework in young trees.
Brice Hendrixson of Batavia Ohio appointed Administrator of the Estate of Joseph W Bell deceased late of New Richmond Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated January 24 1946 Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch James W Walker Attorney 1-41-3
The Ohio milk markets under Federal supervision include Cincinnati Order 33 since May 1, 1938 Toledo Order 30 since September 16, 1938 and Area orders 71 and 72 effective July 1 and August 1, 1945. A single market administrator oversees audits and producer settlements with hearings in Columbus and Cleveland. a Columbus referendum is set for January 8, 1946 and the Cleveland hearing was moved to January 28, 1946.
Funeral services were held Saturday at 2 p m in the Chile Methodist Church for Miss Elizabeth Reed 79 a Felicity native who died Tuesday at the home of her niece Mrs F H Donley in Cincinnati a former Felicity resident
John H. Dahling of A. A. No. 8 Box 493-C Mt. Washington Cincinnati Ohio has been duly appointed executor of the estate of Ada Dahling deceased.
Creditors are to file their claims with the court by January 19 in a Clermont County probate matter. Judge and attorney details referenced as David H. Stevenson.
Public auction set for February 2 1946 at 11 am at Batavia Court House to sell 54 acres 2 roods 23 poles in Wayne Township described by Harvey and Fenn Survey No 3337. Appraised at 3500 dollars the sale requires cash and no less than two thirds of appraised value. Also divorce petition filed in Case 21717 by Wilbur Howell against Martha Virginia Howell on grounds of extreme cruelty with hearing after March 9 1946.
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