Clermont Courier's January 25 issue highlights local news
The Clermont Courier reports community updates from Clermont on January 25. Local notes include city happenings, upcoming events, and brief notices from residents and organizations.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1925
Page
4
The Clermont Courier reports community updates from Clermont on January 25. Local notes include city happenings, upcoming events, and brief notices from residents and organizations.
Court records list new suits in Common Pleas. Names include Carl Y. Garland and Daniel Longendelpher for plaintiffs against William and Casie Schneider and Alvin Tracy over cognovit note for 1048.30 dollars. Attorneys W H Albaugh and Harold D Nichols. Also Myrtle Kussmanl versus Harry Kussmaul for divorce custody and relief with Duncan Brafford as plaintiff attorney.
Probate notes list marriages F Clifton Light to Flora Lang of New Richmond and A Fagley to Hattie McAfee of Williamsburg. Executors, guardians, bonds, appraisers named. several estates exempt from inheritance tax. wills admitted for McClelland and Abernathy. Hearing set for January 30. The will of Thomas McClelland provides for debt payment and residue to William and Mary.
Recorder notes transfers across Laurel and Batavia areas, listing buyers and sellers including Harvey Corbin to Abraham Cox and John Gottleib Traub to Charles Haehnle. Deeds cover fractions to large tracts in Brown Clermont and Neville, with quit claims and nominal sums of one dollar.
The Clermont County Treasurer lists lands and lots judged delinquent with taxes penalties and notices that unpaid parcels will be certified to the Ohio Auditor by the County Auditor on the second Tuesday of February 1925 unless settled prior. R E Eveland Auditor of Clermont County Ohio announces the delinquent assessments and penalties.
Florence Leever and Hassie Crane filed a foreclosure petition in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio on December 26 1924 against G G Bambach and others. The mortgage covers multiple parcels in Tate Township described by metes and bounds on Poplar Creek Bethel Osborne Mills and surrounding lines totaling 86 acres approximately with one more tract and three separate parcels including former James Denham property. The notice cites two promissory notes bearing date September and demands answer by March 7 with the attorney for Hassie Crane and Massie Urane as plaintiffs.
A series of small property transfers listed for Milford and nearby towns. Transfers include Ti King to Harry Rades in Tate Township, Robt E Fisher to Carr Vanland in Milford, Edith Gatch to Mark K Shumard in Milford, Netel A Cramer to Mark K Shumard, Edward Burkhardt to Mary Burkhardt in New Richmond, James M Crane to Mary D Crane in Bethel, and Jessie T Wirick to Levi M Rogers in Milford, each for $1.
The Saturday morning eclipse drew wide attention as residents prepared to view a sight not seen in this generation. A blue gray light enveloped the earth and observers enjoyed the display though radios reportedly failed during the event.
In Pleas Court, Newmene County, Ohio, Helen Clark seeks a divorce from defendant Harry B. Clark. The petition states the defendant’s residence is unknown, and the plaintiff has failed to serve the respondent after reasonable diligence. The case is filed by attorney Carl A. Magee in Cincinnati Ohio.
State of Ohio Lermont County Probate Court schedules hearings on February 5 1925 for final settlement of multiple accounts. Executors guardians administrators and trustees must file exceptions by that date. Names include Lute Roudebush guardian for Mattie N Sprague John Laovety administrator will annexed estate of John A Davis Minnie L Du administrator Lucy era deceased Frederick Weber executor John Tremper executor H Orr executrix Lette Orr and others. The court may designate alternate dates if needed.
Legal notice to non residents in Ohio court case 15721 seeking foreclosure of mortgage on multiple parcels in Bronelick and neighboring townships. Plaintiffs Savings Bank & Trust Company allege ownership of property described as four tracts totaling about 120 acres in William Lytle and other surveys, with dates indicating filing on October 1, 1924.
Notice announces appointment and qualification of executors and administrators for multiple estates including Altanheth Rivers, Sarepta E. McDonough, and others. Dates range January 1925 to January 1926 with probate judge Clarence N. Young and listed attorneys Murphy & Joseph, O. B. Nick, and H. S. Stevenson.
The defendant is served with an attachment notice in the case of Meek plaintiff against Clay Wood Webb defendant. A hearing date is set for January 24 1925 at 9 o clock AM with service by publication to be completed.
Justice of the Peace Pogokiin in Clermont county issues order of attachment against Clayton Webb for 39 and probable costs for necessaries. Case set for January 24 1925 and service by publication extended to March 6 1925 at 10 o'clock a m by E W Howe.
Notices name executors and administrators appointed for the estates of Julia Mehring Anna G Shinkle Clara A Getdwail Mary E Eveland Henry T Longbottom John S Meek Thomas McClelland and others in Clermont county Ohio with dates in January 1925 1926 and attorney details. The entries list appointed fiduciaries and judges including Clarence N Young and Nichols Speidel Nichols.
Myrtle Kussman sues Harry B. Kussman for divorce in Case No. 15667. Plaintiff swears the defendant resides at an unknown address and that reasonable diligence failed to locate him for service of process.
The Clermont County Board of Commissioners petitions the Court of Common Pleas to authorize entering a contract for the purchase of a 1925 Ford sedan to replace the sheriff department’s current vehicle. The county plans to sell the old automobile to fund the new purchase and a hearing is set for 4:30 PM.
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