Court News New Cases in Ohio Foreclosures and Divorces
Guardianship and aid for the aged suit seeks 636 dollars and 636 dollars interest. Civil actions include wrongful death claims of 25000 dollars, foreclosures of mechanic lien and mortgage, and estates with final accounts and inventories. Divorce decrees award child custody and modest support. numerous real estate transfers listed.
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Jennie Pathe
Jae Penkahee
Wm. H
Elizabeth Se
Department of Public Welfare
State of
Ohio
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Myrtle M. Hack
Joseph V. Hack
Norfolk & Western Railway Co
Virginia
Edgar Emmons
Edith
Davis, Ely & Ely
Lois Cox
Jeff Cox
Jerry
Judy
R. L. Buckler
Walter Reichle
Elizabeth M. Abbott
Louella Prophy
James Lindsey
Administratrix
Etta Brooks
Owensville Building and Loan Co financial statement
The Owensville Building and Loan Co of Owensville Ohio reports its financial condition as of December 31 1989 showing assets totaling 84967643 with cash on hand and in banks 81765 62 loans on mortgage security 42600 00 real estate sold on contract 6320 81 and total assets 84967643 Interest due and uncollected 210 00 Liabilities include deposits and accrued interest 2546297 contingent profit 1261 mortgage retirement stock credits 5534 14 running stock and dividends 13166 67 reserve fund 2028 18 undivided profit fund total . The sworn statement is signed by secretary M Williams and notarized by W J Snider with an auditing committee including Arnold Anstratt and Alice B Snider confirming the figures as of December 31 1989.
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State OF Ohio
Clermont Conway
M. Williams
Reece
Owensville
Ohio
Gusesson
M.williams
Etry
A.D
W. J. Snider
Owenasill Building & Loan Co
A. D
Arnold Anstratt
Alice B, Snider
Funeral rites for Earl Jones held in Dayton
Funeral services for Earl Jones age 34 of 304 West Avenue Dayton were conducted Thursday at the residence with Rev Byron Hughes officiating Burial followed in Memorial Park cemetery He was born in Cincinnati lived in Dayton 22 years and worked in advertising for Dayton News Dayton Herald Ray s Clothing Co and Dayton Furniture Co Surviving are widow Margaret two sons Robert and Charles parents William and Blanche Jones and brother Harold all of Dayton Former Cincinnati Enquirer carriers Earl and Harold Jones. William Jones is son of George and Josie Jones Amelia with kin in Williamsburg Mt Washington Hartwell and Cincinnati.
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West Avenue
Dayton
Byron Hughes
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cincinnati
Dayton News
Dayton Herald
Ray’s Clothing Co
Dayton Furniture Co
Margaret
Robert
Charles
William
Blanche Jones
Harold
Earl
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Batavia
William Jones
George
Josie Jones
Amelia
Stella. Rogers
Williamsburg
John Jones
Mt. Washington
George Jones
Hartwell
Mamie Trout
January 29 Last Day for State Liquor Store Jobs
January 29 is the deadline to apply for state liquor store positions including Manager Cashier or Clerk. Applications must be filed to be considered for examinations due to statewide postings. Blank forms available from the State Civil Service Commission in Columbus or county auditors. A note on comets explains they brighten near the sun and fade after.
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State Civil Service Commission
Columbus
Clermont County Farmers Readied for 1940 Soil Conservation Push
Clermont County farms in the 1940 AAA Farm Program will pursue more soil conservation practices. New credit rules for soil-building seedings shift incentives while not changing total earning potential. Officials urge farmers to discuss soil-building options at the County Office and aim for maximum payments.
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Clermont County
AAA
Edward C. Saxton
County Aaa
Saxton
County Board Elects Officers for 1940 at January Meeting
Clermont County Board of Education met January 20 at 9 30 A M. J C Fitzpatrick of Amelia was re elected President and J A Ashton of Williamsburg re elected Vice President. E A Harris was re employed as Attendance Officer for 1940 41. A transfer of school property to Bethel Village School District was tabled for legal advice. The board recommended employing properly certificated art teachers at the earliest financial convenience.
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Clermont County
Bethel Village
County Board of Education
Boards of Education
Summerside Church to Honor Former Leaders
Summerside Methodist Sunday School plans tributes to former superintendents with services on January 28 and February 4 led by Earle Nash and Stanley Ke Patterson. February 11 features Heart Sunday with heart songs, verse readings, and a heart to heart talk inviting all members and friends. Insect Poisoners: Oregon State toxicologists develop 20 to 30 new insect specific poisons.
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Summerside Methodist Sunday School
Earle Nash
Stanley KE
Pattison
Oregon State College
Fashion and industrial upturn lift 1940 apparel markets
The past week notes an earlier Easter driving fashion trends with brisk buying, higher budgets up 5 10 percent, and stronger military styling. Industrial profits and employment aid department stores while trunk-line music and radio sets push sales. nylon and vinylon hosiery loom as silk declines.
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John Craddock
New York
Federal
Piano Makers
Nazi dentist fills teeth with scrap aluminum
A Nazi dentist reportedly melted part of his aluminum tea kettle to create a lightweight filling material. Life magazine notes dozens of Germans are chewing with teeth filled using the same metal used in airplanes and power lines, illustrating a strange reuse of scrap aluminum.
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Superpower
Life Magazine
Clermont County Commissioners Approve January Bills
Clermont County Ohio commissioners in Batavia approve numerous claims in regular session on January 22. Wages, animal claims, supplies, and services for Engineer Auditor and other offices are authorized for payment with warrants to county treasurer.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Manly A. Hill
Sam Ausman
J. M. Hutchinson
Notice of Filing Schedule of Debts in Clermont County
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio notifies interested parties that on January 20 1940 a schedule of claims debts and liabilities against the estate of Emma Fry deceased of Stonelick Township was filed The hearing is set for February 2 1940 at ten o clock in the forenoon Those wishing to file exceptions must do so at least five days before the hearing or be barred Official seal Batavia Ohio January 20 1940 Judge Orville W Halbisch Attorney Davis Ely Ely.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Emma _ Fry
Stonelick Township
Batavia
Orville W. Halbisch
Davis, Ely & Ely
Pennsylvania Greyhound Files Route and Restriction Amendments
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio receives an application from Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines to amend Certificate No. 2961. It seeks to abandon a segment of the route to Milford and Cincinnati and remove two ride restrictions. It lists current and added vehicles and proposes four round trips Coshocton to Dennison and six round trips Marion to Lima.
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Pennsylvania Greyhound Lines, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Washington D. H
Cincinnati
U. S. 62
Leesburg
S. R. 28
Milford
U. S. 50
Coshocton
Dennison
Marion
Lima
Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland
Framing the Franking Privilege and 1938 Canal Tolls
The article traces the franking privilege from England to the colonies and its expansion by Congress after the Revolution. It notes a 25-strand aluminum wire equal to a human hair, and U.S. beer output leading world figures with multi‑billion gallon totals. It also reports 1938 Panama Canal traffic of 5,626 ships and tolls of 22.61 million dollars.
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England
The
Aluminum Association
Panama Canal
Judge Clinton Boyd Seeks Supreme Court Seat in 1940 Race
Former Judge Clinton D. Boyd of Middletown Ohio announces candidacy for the Supreme Court seat in the Republican primary of 1940 after consultations with state GOP leaders. At 56 he has 23 years of practice and eight years on the bench, with past service in Cincinnati Toledo and Butler County.
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Clinton D. Boyd
Middletown
Ohio
Supreme Court
Judge Boyd
Miami
Michigan
Cincinnati
Butler County
Term Dog Days Explained By Old Belief
The article explains that the late summer term dog days arose from a belief that dogs grew mad during that period. It notes the superstition connects heat with canine instability and reflects historical folk etiology in weather lore.
Probate Court Seeks Will Construction in Thoroman Estate
John J. Ralphy as executor files December 15 1939 petition in Clermont County Probate Court Case 2867 Docket 8 asking construction of Caroline L. Thoroman will to settle estate. William F. Ralphy named as potential heir and defendant must answer by February 24 1940. Britton Britton attorneys listed.
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Clermont County
Ohio
John J. Ralphy
Caroline L. Thoroman
William F. Ralphy
Caroline L. Thoreman
Britton & Britton
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