Court notes multiple divorce actions and estate matters
The page lists divorce filings with temporary alimony motions and hearings, several cases settled or dismissed, wills and probate actions, guardianships, and numerous real estate transfers. Names include Mary Ann Scheidt, Eleanor Frillman, Ada Mae, and Emma Witzel, among others, with dates for hearings in January and December 26 deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis’ Berz
Julius Bauer
Guardian Bank & Savings Co
Patrick
Minnie Ryan
Robert Fischer
Eleanor Frillman
Howard F. Frillman
Milford Home Building Co
Ethel Ziegler
John W. Ziegler
Earle Schmidt Rorick
Logan E. Rorick
Ada Mae
Darkness After Crucifixion and Moon Phase Questioned
The passage argues the biblical darkness at the crucifixion cannot be an eclipse since it occurred after Passover during a full moon, a time when lunar eclipse is not possible. It notes eclipses require the moon between Earth and sun, a condition not present in this timing.
Coast Guard Plans Friendly Tour to Central America
The Coast Guard will send a large cutter and a 179 foot patrol boat on a friendship tour of Central American republics. Commander Ellis Reed Hill plans demonstrations at ports, moving pictures, and life-saving drills to promote US relations and identify Coast Guard cadet candidates. The service highlights peacetime missions, safety at sea, and wartime navy role, noting 9,383 rescues, 32,655 vessel boards, and 1,860 actions last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Coast Guard
America
United States
Coast Guard Academy
Ellis Reed-Hill
Navy
Postman Packs For Holiday Hikes On Long Albuquerque Route
Albuquerque letter carrier Robert Patterson walks a 12 mile route daily with a mail bag weighing pounds. He keeps the bag on hand even for hikes and rigs a leather bag into a tackle carrier for fishing trips. Patterson says carrying a load keeps him in trim and makes him happy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
N. M
Robert Patterson
Patterson
Seeding by Plane Urged To Salvage Range Land
Frederick Weston Wilson of the University of Nevada reports that aircraft seeding could reclaim vast denuded sage brush range lands. He notes air sowing is faster, covers wider strips, and more adaptable than tractors, offering cheaper restoration across inaccessible mountain ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Frederick Weston Wilson
University of Nevada
Teller's Mistake Triggers Laughing Ladies Aid
A Mound City bank teller misheard a Ladies' Aid deposit as egg money and quipped about hens. The woman seized her passbook and fled, leaving the teller in the dog house for the gaffe.
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Mound City
Dog House
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camouflage Becomes Art and Military Insight in Paris
A Paris report explains camouflage as fine art and a warcraft, detailing how painted facades, fake taverns, and remote sensor tech reveal evolving concealment. It notes infrared photography improving detection and recalls WWI German efforts hiding 10 acres under branches and netting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Saar Valley
Conran
Gonrow
U. S. Acquires Two Peaks Under Waters of Alaska
Capt. E W Eikelberg and Ensign H G Conerly announce two new 9 000 foot peaks lie beneath the Pacific off Alaska, discovered by the Guide after seven months of Arctic exploration. The peaks sit 350 miles west of Cape Flattery after a recent underwater earthquake.
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San Francisco
United States
E. W. Eikelberg
H. G. Conerly
Alaska
Pacific
Eikelberg
Cape Flattery
Discover Human Bones in Ancient Mt Circe Caves
In Mount Circe near Gaeta south of Rome prehistoric caves yielded human bones and a well preserved skull. A hotel keeper, searching for wine storage, discovered the grottos that converge into a large cave containing Neanderthal remains and intact teeth.
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Mt. Circe
Rome
Mount
Circe
Ulysses
Gaeta
War Tough on British Women
London reports that World War II has upended women's lives more than men. Evacuation creates vast hardships as wives, mothers, and receivers adjust households, while young workers pursue duties in new uniforms. Practical dress and wartime duties redefine daily life for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Village of 500 Will Go Through Tax-Free Year
Milton Massachusetts with under 500 residents will have no taxes for the coming year as balanced city books and state allocations fund expenses. Mayor Kenneth H. Simmons says the plan is permanent and feasible for any size town, projecting about a 35 percent property tax reduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Mass
Kenneth H. Simmons
Highway Department
Simmons
Recruit Sits Out Leave And It Lasts All Night
Regina police officer finds a lonely recruit on a curb with his face in his hands. Half an hour later the same position and the recruit explains he has all night leave. The incident highlights a quiet night in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina
Lights of New Yorker and the city noise beaten by law
In a column by L L Stevenson the ban on hurdy gurdies and loud speakers is noted and a sharpener’s bell is judged legal as a helpful sound for housewives. A court in Coney Island absolved a knife sharpener of penalties for ringing his bell, while Midtown Manhattan is flagged as the city’s noisiest area per ambulance data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaGuardia
Yorkville
Cortland Street
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Avenue
Coney Island Court
Jeanette G. Brill
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Brill
New York
Midtown
Manhattan
Forty-eighth
Forty-ninth Streets
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Roosevelt Hospital
Joe R. Clemmons
Pennsylvania Station
Seventy-second Street
First Sit-Down Protest Traced to 700 B C Egypt
Seattle report cites Dr Don D Lesvohier from Wisconsin as saying the first known sit-down occurred in 700 B C in Egypt when cemetery workers struck over late cabbage and fish pay. He notes similar demonstrations began about 1450 A D but waned.
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B. C
Egypt
Seattle
Wash
Don D. Lesvohier
University of Wisconsin
A. D
Application For Private Motor Carrier Permit In Ohio
Robert Henning has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio for a private motor carrier permit to transport property for Hutson Brothers Co. in Amelia Ohio using a ton and a half Dodge truck. Interested parties may obtain information by contacting the commission in Columbus or the applicant in Batavia Ohio. R A Bradford is attorney for the applicant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Henning
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Hutson Brothers Co
Amelia
Ohio
Columbus
Cleveland man John Swing calls aunt Mary Fagin on Sunday
John Swing of Cleveland served as caller on Sunday for his aunt Mary Fagin, delivering a message and spending the day in the family home.
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John Swing
Cleveland
Mary Fagin
Parole Hearing Sought for Mary Roose in Grand Larceny Case
Mary Roose, confined at Ohio Reformator for Women in Marysville, was committed from Clermont County on February 20 1989 for grand larceny. She is eligible for a hearing before the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission on or after February 1 1940 per Parole-Record Clerk Nance Cusick. Bt2
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Roose
Ohio Reformator For Women
Marysville
Clermont County
Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission
Nance Cusick
Notice of Appointment of Administratrix for Hugo Estate
Edna Hugo of Batavia Ohio has been named administratrix of the estate of George J H Hugo deceased of Batavia Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months or be barred Dated December 26 1989 Probate Judge Orville W Habisch Britton and Britton attorneys 813
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George J. H. Hugo
Edna Hugo
Batavia
Ohio
Clermont County
Orville
W. Habisch
Britton & Britton
Appointment of administratrix for Luella Clemons White estate
Notice states Marle White Meex of Williamsburg Ohio has been duly appointed administratrix of Louella Clemons White estate in Jackson County Ohio. Creditors must present claims within four months to Orville W. Halbisch probate judge. Dated December 18, 1939. James W. Walker, attorney. 2018
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Luella Clemons White
Marle White
Williamsburg
AR 2
Ohio
Louella Clemons White
Jackson Jo
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
James W. Walker
Tiger Shark Lands Record Size in Australia
Lionel Bagnard of Zane Grey's California fishing party landed a 1382 pound tiger shark in Sydney breaking the Australian fishing record of 1291 pounds set previously.
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Sydney
Australia
Lionel Bagnard
Zane Grey
California
Bastille Hats Lead In Paris Fashions
Paris designers feature Bastille hats in autumn styles inspired by the 150th anniversary celebrations. Bicorne and cocked hats once worn by revolutionary leaders appear in the collection of a leading Paris milliner.
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Bastille
Paris
Notice of Appointment in Estate of James W Smith
Probate notice names Kate Smoith rederedrick Williamsburg as administratrix of the estate of James W Smith late of Williamsburg County. Creditors must file claims with Orville W Halbisch, probate judge, by four months from date. Dated December 16 1989. Britton Britton, attorneys.
Probate ruling due in four months in Clermont County
A 1939 probate notice filed by Judge Orville W. Galbish and attorney James W. Walker in Clermont County sets a four month deadline for claims against an estate. Dated December 16, 1939. The notice appears to be archived or cited in 2013.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville W. Galbish
Clermont County
James W. Walker
Notice of Filing Inventory for the Estate of Billiau
On December 1, 1989 a filed inventory and appraisement of the estate of Billiau deceased of Monroeville in Batavia Ohio was set for hearing January 6, 1940 at ten o clock in the forenoon. Parties may file exceptions at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Dated December 18, 1989 at Batavia Ohio by Prob ate Judge Orville Walbisch. Attorneys Ely & Ely. 2001
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Es Billiau
Monro Wne
Ryeenvoey
Batavia
Ohio
Orville Walbisch
Davis
Estate of Emma Fry Notice of administrator appointment
Estate of Emma Fry deceased. Sylvester Fry of Avaville has been appointed administrator of the estate in Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file their claims with the probate court. Dated November 19 1939. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge. Davis Bly Bly attorneys.
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Emma Fry
Sylvester Fry
Atavia
Stonelick
Clermont Cou
Orville W
Halbisch
Count Davis
Bly & Bly
Notice of Appointment in Bainum Estate
Notice is given that Howard Bainum of Mew Highinbod Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of John L. Bainum deceased, late of Pt Pleasant Vermont county Ohio. Creditors must file their claims with the fiduciary within four months. Orville W. Halbisch, probate judge. Dated December 21, 1939. Lucian H. Dawson, attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas O. Hill
Alvin Hill
Cincinnati
Ohio
Ferencee
Clermont County
Howard Bainum
Highinbod
Bainum
Pt. Pleasant
Vermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Lucian H. Dawson
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Court
Common Pleas Court
Mary Ann Scheidt
Frank Scheidt
Nichols, Speidel &Nichols
Lawrence L. Richards
Sardinia
Emma F. Potts
Bethel
Wm. R. Woodruff
Mt. Washington
Faye Clarke
Joh D. Abbott
Hamilton
Hermine M. Gellner
New Richmond
Howard Tulkt
Car Cooper
Elsie Heekin
New Cases
Luella Brophy
John F. H
Marjorie D.harrison
Cit L
Thoroman
Pope
Brooks
Ch Billeau
Nellie Wall
Rachael G. Lemar
L. R
L. Ttar
Heulah Meranda
H. E. Fuller
Harvey E. Fuller
Catherine A. Fuller
Mary Alice Hill
Wm. B. Hill
Cora B. Conley
Mildred Hughes
Goshen
Hert J. Hughes
Teller
Wilford S. Conrow
Army ‘Engineers
U. S
Lights of
New Yorker
Bayard Street
Bell Syndicate
WNU
al. N ‘ Ar ‘Court of Price Hhabenad
Ty, Ohio
Lois D. Cunliffe
CHIPS
Albert E. Cunliffe Jr
Wheeling
West Virginia
Lois Cunliffe
Court of Common Pleas
Batavia, Ohio
R. A. Bradford
Applicant
James W. Smith
Frederick
Kate Smoith
Rederick Williamsburg
Uvermot
John L. Bainum
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