Court News Land Transfers Across Several Townships
A list of court authorized transfers shows numerous property deeds. Names include Nellie Strome Clyde Glenn Donald Florea Edwin Ely Walter Spence Sr Edward Horstman S E Eagon and many others transferring parcels from 2.4 to 142.5 acres across Miami Monroe Jackson Clermont and other townships including Felicity Washington Moscow Batavia Franklin Williamsburg Pierce Milford and Stonelick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Strome
James A. Shinkle
Felicity
Clyde Glenn
Washington
Donald R
Stella M. Florea
Claude Wilson
Miami
Edwin C. Ely
Arthur A. Keiser
Moscow
Walter Spence, Sr
Willie
Emma Hughes
Franklin
Edward F. Horstman
Fred R. Horstman
Batavia
S. E.eagon
W. R
Grace M. Moore
Verna Creel
Jackson
Alice L. Loup
Charles
Cord A. Vanblaricum
Etta L. Brown
Roy Keenan
Stonelick
Robert C. Colwell
Margaret E. Strange
Carrie Berry
Kenneth H
Alice May Pierce
Williamsburg
Mary K. Larkin
Pearl McKibben
Monroe
S. E. Eagon
M. D
John B
Edna Mae Owens
Elsa B. Salway
Edward Bainum
Lillie S. Bainum
Owen O’brien
Isabel L. Wadsworth
Marriages Listed for Four Couples in Local Notices
Two pairs include Harold Russell Berry, 19, farmer of Batavia R. No.2, with Mable Pauline Neff, 17, New Richmond R. No.1. Also Joseph John Hauser Jr., U. S. Army, Bethel, with Marjorie Ruth Simcox, 21, Bethel. Roy Preston Swart, 27, garage owner of Moscow, with Marjory Clay McMath, 22, Neville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Russell Berry
Farmer
Batavia
Mable Pauline Neff
New Richmond
Joseph John Hauser, Jr
U. S. Army
Bethel
Marjorie Ruth Simcox
Roy _ Preston Swart
Moscow
Marjory Clay’ McMath
Neville
Divorce Actions and Civil Suits in Common Pleas Court
Common Pleas Court files show Scott Powers serving in the Armed Forces seeks divorce from Mary A Powers of Dayton. parties wed in Cincinnati in 1938. The State Bank of Moscow sues Maurice Henderson of New Richmond for money. Porter Fisher sues Russell L Risher in replevin for personal property and $50 damages. Thomas W Eaglin of Milford seeks divorce from Elise Eaglin, married 1926 and parents of one child. Attorneys Ely White and Davidson represent both plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Powers
Mary A. Powers
Dayton
Cincinnati
State Bank of Moscow
Maurice Henderson
New Richmond
Ely, White and Davidson
Porter Fisher
Russell L. Risher
Ely
White
Davidson
Clermontville social notes and estate notice in January 1945
Miss Claribel Beach and Jean Lanham visit Clermontville kin at the Sipple home. Local families host visiting service members from Coast Artillery and U S Navy. An appendectomy at Christ hospital. Estate of Edythe Hunter appoints Thomas Meldrum executor. probate judge Halbish presiding. January 6 1945 filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claribel Beach
Jeannine Lanham
Louis Sipple
Clermontville
Edythe Hunter
Thomas Meldrum
Chapel Street
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pierce Township
Clermont County
James W. Walker
Orville W. Halbisch
Said County
W S C S Meeting Postponed By Weather At Greenberry
The W S C S will meet February 1 at the home of Mrs Alma Glancy due to the bad weather. January gathering was postponed. Emmett Jester from Kentucky visited the Jester and Emerson families with son Charles. George Perry hosted callers Frank Waite and family. Wilbur Carey stayed home with measles. William Jordan on furlough from U S Army visits Hutchison family and will return to California. Walter Daugherty attended Charles Wilson’s funeral and is recovering in Cincinnati hospital. Virginia Paff spent weekend with her parents John and Maria Paff. Lieut Col and Mrs Robert Applegate and daughter Karen visited their aunt and uncle the Daughertys. Farson Marie Smiths are relocating to Norwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Glancy
William Jordan
U. S. Army
Frank Hutchison
Bill
Pacific
California
Navy Reserve Lieut Fahnestock speaks on ships at Amelia Club
Lieut G R Fahnestock of the Navy Reserve aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific returned home on leave to address the Amelia Woman's Club Saturday. The event, held at Mrs Dawson's residence, featured co-hostess Mrs Tarvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Fahnestock
Navy Reserve
South Pacific
Amelia Woman's Club
Dawson
Tarvin
Rationing at a Glance for Stamp Validity Changes
Notice outlines current valid red stamps Book 4 Q-5 to X-5 and blue stamps X-5 to Z-5 A-2 to G-2 with invalid stamps to destroy. Sugar Stamp 34 remains valid for 5 pounds while Sugar Stamp 40 and all canning certificates plus stamps 30 to 33 are destroyed. another validation on February 1.
War time stamps and rationing notes and local notices
Stamp values and validity extended until further notice with rules for purchase and mileage applications. Local civic mentions include church youth meeting in Mt. Holly and Amelia Garden club activities. Also notes on tire inspections and fire stove price information from War Price and Rationing Board.
Bids Wanted for County Home Supplies in Batavia Ohio
County Commissioners seek bids by noon January 22 1945 for furnished goods delivery to the County Home Batavia Ohio. Items include sugar coffee oats starch rice beans pepper cinnamon macaroni baking powder grape nuts soap jam jello crackers tea towels matches lemon extract sauerkraut syrup flour tobacco and more. John Houser superintendent orders bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Ohio
Arm & Hammer
Advertiser
Union
John Houser
Dramatic OPA action targets car price violations
The Cincinnati District Office of Price Administration filed 18 treble damages suits in Dayton federal court against automobile dealers for overcharges on 30 used cars in November. Total overcharges amount to 48161.04 with treble damages claims at 147483.12. The action follows a month of investigation and supports refunds efforts by local price panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati District Office of Price Administration
U. S. District Court
Dayton
Cincinnati Today
Thomas L. Conlan
Cincinnati
Conlan
Troy
Ohio
Robert R. Nevin
Halfway point of heating season noted in report
Panel data on refunds for used car sales. Households using fuel oil are advised that the heating season is at the halfway point. Supply is better today than two years ago, but military demands are much greater.
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Court News
Common Pleas Court
Probate
Gertrude Krebs
Lillie J. Schooley
Augusta Petraske
Jessie Needham
Augustus C. Stark
Frank W. Malott
W. W. Franks
Burnice Bowyer
Isabel
O. R. Little
Mrs. Russell 1
Little
James Gilman
Coast Artillery
South West Pacific
David Little
U. S. Navy
Bradford
Virginia
Mrs
Harold Bach
Christ Hospital
Flossie Wills
Adam Schadle
McKendrie
Earl Catlett
Gilbert Sipple
Jasper Sipple
Cliff Davis
John Days
Mt. Washington
Guy Carr
Venna Pingle
Marjorie Woodruff
Russell Woodruff
Norfolk, Virginia
Leona Dickson
Spent Sun
Roy Woodruff
Cecil Gregory
Gregorys
Ray Preston
Jesse Preston
Calvary
R. S. Phillips
Pauline Orms
Carl Poston
U.S. Army
Africa
Emmett Jester
Kentucky
Emerson Jester
Frank Waite
George Perry
Wilbur Carey
Walter Daugherty
Charles Wilson
Walter Cowdrey
Virginia Paff
John Paff
Robert E. Applegate
Karen
Daugherty
Mrs. Farson
Marie Smith
Norwood
Chas. Hoover
Carl and
Allen White
Mt. Holly
The
Methodist Church
Frank Ludlow
Calvin Monjar
Amelia Garden Club
Larada Inn
Miss Marie Henke
Paul Lytle
Will Williams
Amelia
Williams
Gene Byrnes
Topsy
Len Kless
Virgil
Soli
Gosh
Kio
Wee OV
Smith Radio
Sewice
Market Street
OPA
Florence
Kemtone
Lowe Bros
H. S
J.C. Furr
Fuhr
Danbury
AAA
United Motor Service
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