Report of the State Bank of Moscow Ohio 1956 condition
Bank in Moscow Clermont County reports assets of 182 622 60 with total loans pledged none and deposits insured. Includes statements sworn by cashier I A F Kayser and attestations by directors, notes on parol hearing for Wal Painter and various estate probates and hearings scheduled for January 1937. Local obituaries and social notes conclude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bank of Moscow
Moscow
Ohio
State OF
Clermont
I.A.F. KaYser
Anc Elief
Notice of Filing Schedule of Debits in Anna Lamb Estate
On January 6 1937 a schedule of claims debts and liabilities against the estate of Anna Lamb deceased late of Ohio in Batavia Ohio was filed. The hearing is set for January 23 1937 at 10 in the forenoon. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Lucian H. Dawson attorney.
Notice of Filing Schedule of Debts in Estate Case
The court records a schedule of claims and debts against the estate of Edward H Haussermann late of Ohio township. Debts filed January 6 1937 with a hearing set January 23 1937 at ten in the forenoon in Batavia Ohio. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge Lucian H Dawson attorney.
Probate notice in Clermont County Ohio estate of George Frye
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio notifies all interested parties that on January 6 1937 a schedule of claims debts and liabilities against the estate of George Frye deceased of Ohio Township was filed. The schedule is set for hearing January 28 1937 at 10 00 AM. Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred. Orville W Halbisch probate judge Lucian H Dawson attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William P. Heltman
Bertha A. Heltman
Batavia O
Illiam P. Heltman
Batavia
Clermont County
Ohio
Orville W. Halbisch
Davis, Ely & Ely
Anna Lamb
Lucian H. Dawson
Edward H. Haussermann
Ohio Township
George Frye
Lotta P. Ashburn
Kathleen Barbeau
O.N. Young
Executrix
Jesse Ellsworth Day
Elizabeth Watson
Bethel
Jesse Wilsworth Day
Orville W.halbisch
N. Young
Fowler divorce suit filed in Clermont County Ohio
Case No 19280 Charles L Fowler sues Fern Fowler for divorce and child custody in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio alleging wilful absence and gross neglect. Fern Fowler must answer by February 13, 1637.306. Estate notices appoint Albert Grote administrator of Mary Grote deceased and Agnes Feiertag executrix of Don DeBrunner deceased both in Clermont County Ohio with dates in December 1986. Orville W Halbish presiding probate judge. Davis Ely Ely attorneys.
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Charles L. Fowler
Fern Fowler
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Conrad DeBrunner
Agnes Feiertag
Amelia
Don DeBrunner
Orville W.halbisch
Davis, Ely & Ely
Gts
Court Notices for Weavers Boggess and McHale Estates
The estate of Gayland E. Weaver with Elsie Weaver appointed administratrix posted bond set at 3000 dollars with appraisers Clifford Weaver Jesse Weaver and Carl Mouck. Will filing and probate applications noted for Anna E. Boggess and Sarah J. McHale estates, plus other business.
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Gayland E. Weaver
Elsie Weaver
Clifford Weaver
Jesse Weaver
Carl Mouck
Anna E. Boggess
Sarah J. McHale
Various Social and Club Notices Across The County
The Vesta club was entertained by Mrs. Clarence Stewart. Mrs. Mary Peed of Augusta visited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Peed. Daughters of Rebekah held a turkey dinner with 15 new or reinstated members honored. Mrs Walter Curry was operated on at Bethesda hospital. Mesdames Morel, Mus grove, Frazier, Bird and Fuhr attended Beech Forest Chapter at Mrs. Edna Nichols in Batavia. Ernest Ruffier hosted young children for his son Ernie's birthday. TAU was entertained by Mrs. P Elton Elrod. Arthur Peed and family visited near Augusta. May Ringer ill at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Hallech family moving to Bethel. Fletcher Myers improving. Rev. Zimmerman visited the sick. I. L. Thompson and Stanley Ebersole visited Offutts. Laycock wintering with daughter Frey. Lillian Warren a guest of C. M. Edwards. Fritz Gates and family visited Ruth Wiggins and mother. Louise Wielert hosted the Baptist Circle. Woman’s Club met with talks on Bible characters and alcohol science. Rev. Guy Bagley hosted Knoxville guests. Oliver House visited with Allan Harris. Mildred Hiler stayed with Eleanor Love. Margaret Hibbets returned from Cincinnati ill. Doc Taylor had appendicitis operation at Bethesda. Athenla Class hosted by Mrs. Stanley Moore. Farmers delivering tobacco to Ripley and Covington. Norma Gregor and Lara Gehl visiting. Larger Parish to celebrate first anniversary with a basket supper at the Community Building. Our sick list improving. Carl Bissantz ill with relapse. Mary Bissantz hurried home from Cincinnati.
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Vesta Club
Clarence Stewart
Mary Peed
Augusta
Arthur Peed
Rebekah
Walter Curry
Bethesda Hospital
Stanley Morel
J. Musgrove
C. A. Frazier
W. T. Bird
R. D. Fuhr
Beech Forest
Edna Nichols
Batavia
Ernest Ruffier
Ernie
P. Elton Elrod
Wm. Boughner
May Ringer
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Carl Hallech
Chas. Houser
Bethel
Fletcher Myers
Zimmerman
I. L. Thompson
Detroit
Stanley Ebersole
California
Ohio
Offutts
Laycock
Frey
Lillian Warren
City
C. M. Edwards
Fritz Gates
Ruth Wiggins
Louise Wielert
H. J.badgley
Hattie Widmyer
Maxfield
Wright
Fagley
Guy Bagley
Harry Bad
Stanley Moore
Athenla
Ripley
Covington
Norma Gregor
New Richmond
Lara Gehl
Fagin
Ellis Honaker
G. L. Gibson
Carl Bissantz
Mary
Nash and Singer Rogers wed in Hyde Park ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nash and daughter Dorothy attended the wedding of Miss Henrietta Singer of Hyde Park to Edward Rogers of Whittier California at Hyde Park Community Church Saturday evening. Callers on Mrs. Laura Rilen Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Kruse of Newport Kentucky and Mrs. Charles Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones of Summerside. Dorothy Nash hosted her sewing club Tuesday evening. Alma Aicholtz is improving at home. Frank Nash and Dorothy Nash visited Phillip Sticksel of Newtown who has been very ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Nash
Dorothy
Henrietta Singer
Hyde Park
Edward Rogers
Whittier
Calif
Laura Rilen
Kruse
Newport
Charles Mattox
Pleasant Ridge
Harry Jones
Summerside
Dorothy Nash
Alma Aicholtz
Phillip Sticksel
Newtown
Perintown Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCallister of Lebanon visited sister Mrs. George Kipp. Mary Ellen Evans stayed with Ida Mae Gaul. John Zurface and daughter Margie Lou visited the Kipp household in Sabina. Hazel Zurface spent the week with her Sabina parents. Ed Binning married Helen Malott at Batavia parsonage with a dinner and reception at the bride’s family home. The Bin ning and Kipp households hosted Friday dinner for several clergymen and friends.
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J. A. McCallister
Lebanon
George Kipp
Mary Ellen Evans
Ida Mae Gaul
John Zurface
Margie Lou
Sabina
Hazel Zurface
Ed Binning
Helen Malott
Frank Malott
Olive Branch
Smith
Batavia
Binning
Perintown
George C. Kipp
Eugene Biffle
Mulberry
A. P. Smith
Newtown
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Family Calls
Mrs. Arthur Meinken and Mrs. Lillie Washburn shared Sunday afternoon time. Mrs. Charles Dumford visited her daughter Mrs. Robert Rinckhoff of Milford. Robert Williams and son Herbert visited Miss Maude and Roy Williams in Norwood. Everett Hauk and family from Harwood called on Mrs. Lillie Washburn. Leola Hill of Norwood spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Ike Dumford went to Midland City due to sister Harriett Osborne's death. Ida Fawley of Wilmington visited her mother Mrs. Hattie Pringle one day last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meinken
Lillie Washburn
Charles Dumford
Robert Rinckhoff
Milford
Robert Williams
Herbert
Midland City
Harriett Osborne
Ida Fawley
Wilmington
Hattie Pringle
Flu Epidemic Affects Nicholsville Residents
The Nicholsville column notes flu cases among residents including Wm. Knowles Mrs. Bertha Daugherty and several families. It also reports social visits and gatherings such as a party at the Benie home and Sunday visits by Gilbert McMurchy and others. Burial news involves Mrs Martha Turton Gay of Milford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Knowles
Bertha Daugherty
Wm. Schirmer
Hawke
John Frazee
M. H. Bramon
Benie
Gilbert McMurchy
Norwood
Lieut. Wagner
Westwood
W. B. Church
Hamlet
Paul Brown
Martha Turton Gay
Allen Turton
Milford
Carol Spurgeon
Dayton
R. B. Moore
Local Gossip From Glen Este And Nearby
Community notes list visits and visitors across Glen Este Norwood Milford Forestville and Carthage. Ada Kelly Clare Steward Mollie Curlis and families appear among guests while Otto Layman Louis Beagle and Phil Sperry are noted in weekend calls and dinners.
Newtonsville Community News Brief
Attendance at the M. E. Sunday School last Sunday was 43. Rev. Geis will lead a series of meetings at the M. E. Church starting Sunday, January 24, with Rev. Biffle of Mulberry assisting. P T A chili supper at the school lunch room on Wednesday, January 27, serving 5 30 p.m. Menu chili sandwiches pie pickles coffee. Free entertainment. Funeral attendees included Mrs Eunice Hill Mrs Hazel Stam ats and Charles Van Camp at Middletown last Friday. Mrs Ivy Cole and daughter Mrs Gladys Fenton of Madisonville called.
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M. E
Geis
Biffle
Mulberry
Lillie Washburn
Arthur Meinkin
John Grossnickle
Marvin van Camp
Ike Williams
P.T.A
Eunice Hill
Hazel Stamats
Charles van Camp
Lin Hill
Middletown
Ivy Cole
Gladys Fenton
Madisonville
Call
Community Birthday and Weekend Activities in Local Area
Rose Carol Enger celebrated her birthday with a Sunday party attended by Betty and Jim mie Creager Norma Howard and Carl Davidson Ruth Anpach Thomas Atwood Laura Mae Zimmerman Jae Smithy and others. The note lists multiple visits, fox drives near Greenbush drawing 2000 people, and upcoming drives with participation points Marathon Lorado Vera Cruz Woodville Moore's Fork.
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Rose Carol Enger
Betty
Jimmie Creager
Norma, Howard
Carl Davidson
Ruth Anpach
Thomas Atwood
Laura Mae Zimmerman
Jae Smithy
Atwood
Zimmerman
Rose Troghelman
Ben Zimmerman
Daughter
College Hill
Rose Strodelman
Rossmoyne
Earls Enger
B. H. Wolfe
Norwood
Jos
Charles
Rufus Thalmann
Charles Bauer
Dayton
J. A. Thalmann
Maley Carr
Greenbush
Marathon
Lorado
Vera Cruz
Woodville
Moore’s Fork
David Hawk
Howard Tufts
Blanchester
Little Jean
Bessie Hawk
Farmers’ Institute
Walter Feck
Newtown
E. E. Griswold
Obituary of Mrs Mary E Hawkins of New Richmond
Mrs Mary E Hawkins died January 6 1937 at her home near New Richmond after a four day pneumonia illness. Born Mary Ellen Leeds in 1875 she lived her married life in the family homestead and was a longtime member of the Methodist Church of New Richmond. Survived by eight children Edmond Melvina Henry Rezin Kathryn Lorena Mart and Daisy, twenty six grandchildren ten great grandchildren and sister Mrs Anna Leeds Camp. She would have turned 79 February 8.
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Mary E. Hawkins
Rezin Hawkins
New Richmond
Hawkins
Methodist Church of
Card of Thanks for Mary E. Hawkins Daisy M. Hawkins
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness shown during the illness and death of our beloved mother Mary E. Hawkins and Daisy M. Hawkins.
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Mary E. Hawkins
Daisy M. Hawkins
Clermont County Farm Bureau Plans Four Weekly Meetings
The Clermont County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association and Clermont County Farm Bureau directors and staff meet each Monday for four weeks at Batavia courthouse with Ohio Farm Bureau President Perry L. Green to discuss current agricultural problems. E L Carter, president, says the gatherings aim to enlighten members on national farm issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Clermont County Farm Bureau
Court House
Batavia
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
E. L. Carter
Cranston Memorial M E Circuit Sets Million Unit Fellowship Day
Leonard F. Williams announces January 24 as a red letter day for Cranston Memorial M E Circuit. Members are urged to attend the service and register, with Franklin at 9:30 a.m. Laurel 11:00 a.m. Mt Pisgah 2:30 p.m. New Richmond 7:30 p.m. A Million Unit Fellowship presentation will be given.
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Franklin
Laurel
Mt. Pisgah
New Richmond
Meinhardi Rupture Shield Expert to Visit Cincinnati Gibson Hotel
Chicago expert E J Meinhardi arrives in Cincinnati January 28 29 at the Gibson Hotel with a no charge demonstration on rupture shields. He claims immediate results for white men with no surgery or injections and warns there are no representatives.
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E. J. Meinhardi
Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gibson Hotel
Mein
Hardi
European Nations Rearming in Air
S Paul Johnston, editor of Aviation, reports after a four week European air survey that Europe is rapidly expanding military aircraft fleets. He estimates about 25 000 to 20 000 aircraft across Europe with Germany at 7 000 and production near 10 000 yearly. Britain and France modernize and expand while Russia and Italy also build up. Johnston warns the vast fleets could double by fall 1937 and notes European civil air transport lags behind U S progress.
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New York
Europe
Atlantic
S. Paul Johnston
Aviation
Germany
Russia
Italy
France
England
Johnston
Basque Village Turns to Fishing to Offset War Losses
In Hendaye France Mayor Lannepougquet seeks new work for Basque residents hit by war disruptions. With orange trade halted and smuggling decline, he hires Spanish fishing crews from Matricot to train French locals in sardine and tuna fishing, staffing French maritime lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendaye
France
Lannepougquet
Bay of Biscay
Matricot
Rival Crow Follows Grandfield High Senior Everywhere
Buddy Robert son a Grandfield Oklahoma high school senior tries to bribe his pet crow Old Jim to stay home. The fourteen month old bird insists on accompanying Buddy to school and town each day, returning home only after seeing him inside.
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Grandfield
Okla
Buddy Robertson
Grandfield High School
Buddy
Old Jim
Jim
Boy Uses Dogs to Wheel to School in Wisconsin
Eleven year old Leonard Check, paralyzed by osteomyelitis, learned to ride in a wagon pulled by two dogs. After a year bedridden he recovered enough to sit in a wheelchair and now the dogs haul him to his father's farm and to school each day.
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Prairie du Chien
Wis
Leonard Check
Also Mentioned on This Page
U. S
Tustal
F. O
Surfac
Tov
A. F. Kayser
Roy J. OO Chas. M. Hw
E. B. DeBruler
Deposit Insurance Corporation
Paroli Wal Painter
London
Board of Parole
W.C. Toomas
E. H. Hauseymann
Anna E. Lamb
Mary A. McConaughey
James Runyan
Esther Rinehardt
Carl Rinehardt
Emma Bannister
Charles Courtner
Mary Grote
M. G. Glancy
Charles W. Cook
Charles Thompson
Alice J. Elston
Josephine Collier
John Jarman
J. Bean
Lindale
Harry Lytle
Raleigh Church
Thelma Braumen
Pt. Isabel
Albert Grote
Batavia R
Williamsburg
MT. Holly
MT. Carmel
Nicholsville
G. C. Steward
Ralph Curlis
Allis Chalmers
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ada Kelly
Louise Curlis
Margaret Weaver
Emma McDonough
Keith
Clara Steward
Dallas Ransome
Helen Coombs
Carthage
Mollie Curlis
Floyd
Jessie May Chaney
Blanch Holland
Institute
Albertine Apple
Kathryn Caldwell
Glen Este
Royal Smythe
H. B. Smythe
Robert Hoffman
Otto Layman
Forestville
Louis Beagle
Jesse Beagle
Phil Sperry
Louise Philips
Sue Smythe
Harriett McClure
Cliff Davis
John Smythe
Robert Jacobs
Finley Jacobs
Newtonsville
Lerado
Farm Bureau News Letter
Thomas Jefferson Thoreman
Caroline L. Thoroman
Thomas Jefferson Thoroman
Amelia, Clermont Co
Britton & Britton
C. J. McCloy
Dennison Bld
Oppo
Carter
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