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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1937

Page

4

Court notices and probate actions list new filings

Court records show foreclosure action by Clermont Building Loan & Savings Co. against Edna Winspear and others for $2499.70, various probate filings including guardianships, administration entries, bonds, and final accounts. Marriage licenses issued for O. O. Mattox and Marie Davidson and for Richard Gould and Helen Gallagher. Will and estate matters include Flora Nichols White, Viola Ellis, James Runyan, Geo Fisher, and others with multiple appraisers and attorneys named. Immigration oath referrals ordered. tax deputy appointment and estate transfers noted.

Clermont Building, Loan & Savings Co Edna Winspear Hassinger Lester Hassingger Clermont Realty Co Lucian H. Dawson Athel Kate Galvin W A. Williams Missouri Temple John Krueger Joan G. Ashby Clermont Silver Fox H. Brakeman Leonard Berger Louisa Swope Harry Hannah Buckeye State Building & Loan Cove Rosa Jane Sharits George A. Bell Solomon M Lida Darby John H. Taylor United States Immigration and Naturalization Service of District Chas White Probate Court O. O. Mattox Ashland Salesman Marie Davidson Bantam Richard A. Gould Elyra Helen G. Gallagher Batavia Frances Fisher George W. Fisher A. B. Nichols Anne Glancy James A. Faulkner Wwu E. Smith Martha K. Mulcahey Francis Burlew Pete Laufflér Henry Brooks W Sprague Otis A. Runyan James Runyan Bond J. B. Cover Charles 38 Smith Mabel Runyan Hugh M. Davidson Taxon Brigg Flora Nichols White Viola M. Ellis Thomas P. White Hattie Jarman J. J. Jarman J. M. Coleman Clifford Ferris Elmer D. Binning Billie Wilson Jean Binning Francis Fisher Geo. W. Fisher Frank Davis Jene Ellsworth

How Modern Women Lose Fat Safely

A health advice blurb promoting Kruschen Salts as a fat loss aid. It claims daily morning use with hot water before breakfast and dietary tweaks to reduce fat in four weeks. It promises increased energy, clearer skin, and youthful vigor, with a money back guarantee and a 4 week supply for 7 shillings.

War Menaces Land of Genghis Khan

In China's Suiyuan province rumors of war surface as Chinese and Japanese warn of possible action. The region, once ruled by Genghis Khan, features irrigation farming, Mongol herders, and a dust bowl environment near the Yellow River. Shangtu near the northeast border is a focal point of the Chinese-Japanese tensions and Kublai Khan’s historic Xanadu is noted.

Washington, D. C China Suiyuan Province Genghis Khan Suiyuan Great Wall Gobi Desert National Geographic Society Mongolia Australia Arizona Peiping Tientsin Ordos Gobi Hwang Ho Kweihwa Great Gobi United States Peilingmiao Shangtu Xanadu Kublai Khan Genghis Indo - China Baltic Sea

Secret Police Radio Planned for Montreal

Montreal police experiment with a device that prevents general listeners from picking up broadcasts. Director Fenard Dufresne says the system will augment current short wave radios without full equipment changes and will sound like static to non police receivers while coming in clearly on police sets.

Montreal Fenard Dufresne

Watertown High Adopts Fingerprint ID Program

Watertown high school declares it is the first secondary school in the country to fingerprint all registered students for government files. The move supports the federal push to complete identification records.

Watertown S. D Watertown High School

Campaign to Cut Motor Car Deaths Across States

Chicago reports a national push to standardize drivers licenses as part of a five year drive by the National Safety Council to cut motor vehicle deaths 35 percent by 1940. Governors back the effort, while 37 states plan sessions in 1937 and many lack or substandard licenses.

Chicago National Safety Council Council

Retiring Hackensack Commuter Baffles Time

Mahlon B. Smith, age 89, is considering retirement after 66 years of daily rail travel between Hackensack and New York. He has logged roughly 1,108,800 miles, about 44 trips around the world, and now favors longer time to catch trains, though he remains sharp.

Mahlon B. Smith Hackensack N. J New York Mr. Smith Seamen’s Saving Bank

Subsoil Eye Bores 500 Feet for Data in New Orleans

Army engineers in New Orleans use a portable underground eye device built by David Bowman to sample soil to 500 feet. The heavy steel tube, driven by a rotary drill, gathers depth data for the Atchafalaya floodway and Markham plan to assess subsurface support for bridges and structures.

New Orleans United States Army ‘Enginers David Bowman Army District Engineer Atchafalaya Markham William F. Tompkins

Hobo’s Grooming Habit Noted by Boston Police

South Boston officers Mulllgan and O Connor report that hobos keep pocket combs despite slovenly dress and note their long experience with inventories of items found on vagrants. The pair describe thousands of records from vagrant housing at headquarters.

Boston Sergis Wolfred D. Mulligan Mortimer J. O'Connor Mullgan O’connor

Haven for Penniless in Sabetha Feeds Needy Daily

Herbert Brumbaugh, cafe owner in Sabetha Kansas, runs a shelter style cafe by feeding one person daily from his own funds for ten years. He provides meals to all who ask, establishing a local haven for the penniless in the community.

Sabetha Kan Herbert Brumbaugh Brumbaugh

Albino Pheasant Amazes Ohio County Wardens

In Seneca county a snow white albino pheasant lives its charmed life puzzling state game wardens. Hunters refuse to shoot the bird due to superstition or inability to determine sex. This is the first albino pheasant on record in the area.

Tiffin Senaca

College Men Shine on Mt Washington Cog Railway

The Mt Washington Cog railway carried 659 passengers and ran nineteen trains up and down the mountain in a single day setting records for an all collegiate train crew.

Mt. Washington N. H New England

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