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An archival fragment from Batavia New York notes a dated entry January 10 1927 mentioning Jeanne in a terse record. The readable text suggests a time span or duration.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1927
Page
4
An archival fragment from Batavia New York notes a dated entry January 10 1927 mentioning Jeanne in a terse record. The readable text suggests a time span or duration.
Court records show no new suits filed and multiple probates and administrations. Executrices and executors seek final accounts and appraisals, with confirmations of wills, adoptions, and guardianships, including estates of McGuire Pfausler Spencer and Swope, adoptions granted, and bonds set for guardians.
Probate items reveal multiple wills with widow allowances and named executors in Hamilton County. Real estate transfers include parcels in Ohio and Batavia townships with nominal consideration to various grantees and fraternal orders.
Charlena Moore born April 18 1853 in Stonelick township near Belfast spent youth in Boston. She married Jacob Sutter in 1873, widowed 1885 with seven children, then married Jacob Swartz and had five more children. Survived by husband ten children two grandchildren and two great grandchildren two sisters one brother funeral in home conducted by Rev B James and Rev Williams buried at Plain View cemetery.
We extend heartfelt gratitude to the many friends who offered help and comfort in our time of bereavement. The Husband and Children express appreciation for every act of kindness.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother and wife. Grateful for undertaker W. Moore and his services, for consoling words from the Father, and for music by Chris Witmer and children.
A historic notice lists AWESON B. BRADLEY, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, operating from 708 First National Bank Building at cor 4th and Walnut streets, offering legal services to clients in Army Office and related matters.
A French lawyer’s will shows grim humor with 10 000 francs left to a lunatic asylum as restitution to mad clients. Other bequests include 1000 pounds each to his hospital nurse and cook for driving a pink monkey from his bed and removing scarlet snakes from his soup.
Glass overalls masks and gloves protect chemists handling acids powders and inflammable materials. Salted salts and dangerous flares force development of new gear after injuries from tracer bullet material. Powder and static sparks ignite easily. glass uniforms use small pieces linked by copper wires for safety.
The passage warns against unnecessary friction from sharp furniture edges or stove legs abrading insulation. It ranks rubbing as a major preventable cause of appliance cord trouble, second only to kinking, and urges care to avoid such wear.
George Harvey eleven from Wednesbury Staffordshire spent about 100 hours hidden in an old tin trunk at his home He Playfully hid himself but could not escape Police searched the district until his mother located him cramped and exhausted in the trunk
The old issue of excess sawdust from mills has become a resource. Now it is widely used in producing linoleum, dolls, dynamite, phonograph records and radio dials.
Notices announce parole eligibility and upcoming hearings for Fred Richards and Wilbur Cossins Big, both inmates at county prison farms, with dates to hear on or after February 18 and February 1, respectively.
Case No. 16202. Public auction of three Milford blocks and lots in Clermont County Ohio. Properties include Lot 78 and Lot 79 in Leming's Addition, plus Bruster Estate tracts 1 2 and 3. appraised values range from 1400 to 2160 dollars. Sale set for January 15, 1927 at 8 p.m. in Milford, Ohio. Terms require one third cash, remainder by mortgage. Attorneys Joseph Murphy for the plaintiff.
Amelia Me leads a 1925-6 event listing with unclear items and fragmented text. The readable parts reference dates and activities but lack full details. Further context is needed to produce a precise summary.
John Crowshaw and others sell by order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas of Vermont County Ohio. Public auction at the Batavia courthouse front door on Saturday February 6 1921 between 10 and 11 AM for tract bounded by Harvey and Fen purver lines in Bomn township. Legal description details acres poles and markers provided, with terms of sale to be announced.
Legal notice announces a public auction in Batavia Ohio on Thursday January 20 1927. Assignee of Gealavase Armstrong lists claims and property with opening time at 10 o clock. Auction date fixed as January 4 1927 and mentions VER 1613.
The Court of Common Pleas will auction at the public front door of the Batavia courthouse two parcels in Union Township. One parcel covers 17.79 acres with complex boundary lines and the other 2.74 acres, both described in surveys and connected to H Warrington and W K Malott. Valued at 700 dollars, sale is cash. Sheriff J Croswell oversees with deputies and attorneys Murphy and Murphy.
Order of Sale in the case of Philomena Malott vs Caroline Deller et al from Clermont County Ohio directs a public auction to be held at the courthouse front door in Ba ar, with details noted in the abovestated proceedings.
Hillsboro branch connection to Sardinia via Coxe Joe Sardinia line described. Daily service from Hillsboro departs 7:00 am and 12:15 pm for Pennsylvania Stations OCourt St Station.
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