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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1919
Page
4
Partial OCR reads as a note that Clermont Publishing Co owes Tuan money with unclear dates and names. The fragment mentions months and a January 1, 1919 date and mentions Beravis and Onto in garbled form.
Several court items listed include Phillip and Helen Hutchinson minors suing Lydia Crouse for partition. Other cases involve divorce actions, mortgage foreclosure, and clerk hire allowances for 1919. Probate court grants licenses and probate actions, with real estate transfers totaling many parcels for $1.00.
Fragmented OCR reveals church notices from M. B. church and Presbyterian group with references to services and Sunday plans. Names like Rev R 8 Wilson and Rigas appear amid garbled text, hinting at upcoming sermons and community events in a challenging record.
The readable portion lists several names in a holiday context with scattered phrases about events and dates. No complete actions or locations are discernible to confirm a clear event or outcome.
Fragmentary text offers items for sale with a phone contact and vague location hints. The garbled passage mentions Fletcher's Castoria and a widow, plus a note about selling items soon and a phone near a local origin. No clear names, dates, or concrete details available.
One of the season’s most enjoyable gatherings took place December 26 at Mr. and Mrs. George H. Parnell as Country Club No 50 hosted husbands. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lauder Stevens and Mrs. S., a noted singer and pianist. The evening featured sociable games, music, and a varied lunch with sandwiches, pickles, pumpkin pie, whipped cream, and hot coffee. The group adjourned after a pleasant hour with plans for 1919 to be announced.
Estate of Charles Joseph Sibert appoints Carrie Sibert as administratrix in Clermont County Ohio. Probate judge Clarence N Young signs the notice on December 6 1918 with Edwin O Ely as attorney.
Pursuant to an order of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Ohio the property of Jacob Teal estate and James Enson survey lands in Usiga township Clermont county will be sold at public auction at the Batavia courthouse front door on Saturday January 11 1919 between specified hours. The sale describes multiple parcels totaling approximately 255 acres with bearings and bounds and includes lands formerly of Teal Enson and related lines. The estate is valued at six thousand five hundred dollars.
A fragmented legal notice references a non resident party and an attorney named B I R with terms about hearings and payment. The text is partial and unclear but indicates a formal process requiring response or appearance in a local proceeding.
The estate of Zebina Williams appoints Sammie Ann as executrix of the Clermont County estate. Allen B Nichols is listed as attorney. Page date appears December 1918.
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