Probate notes and wills from area estates including Smith and Mullee
Estate notices list guardians for Ada D. Smith with bond. tax exemptions for I N Curry Margaret Curry and others. final accounts suspended. Will of Mary Mullee appoints executor John Moyers and distributes residue to Fidelia Florence Nelle David Timothy and husband Richard Mullee. Numerous deeds and transfers filed. mortgages totaling $19,189.96 and 68,641.44 in leases cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada D. Smith
Edwin T. Smith
Ollie Robbins
Mary Boehme
Joseph Marck
Ortis F. Tucker
H. Woodmansee
I. N. Curry
Margaret Curry
William H. Stites
Cordelia A. Trump
Mary Mullee
Miami Township
John H. Moyers
Richard Mullee
John Mallee
Fidelia
Florence Nelle
David
Timothy
Catherine Hogan
Frank D. Cole, Jr
John T. Pidgeon
Goshen Township
Pygia Pidgeon
Thomas H. Pidgeon
Jennie Oldenberg
C. B. Nichols
T. P. Breeding
Ohio Township
Kate Marck
Frederick Marek
Frederick Marck
T. Bainum
Eva Bainum
Charles Grossnickle
Mahala Grossnickle
Wayne Sp
Sarah Collins
Wayne Tp
Walter Grossnickle
Sentney Trees
A. A. Browning
Washington Tp
Norman Fugett
Arthur Armacost
Franklin Tp
J. F. McKinney
James A. Powers
Lulu
Cline
Leafy L. McKee
Miami Tp
Priscilla W. Lemon
Kate L. Larkin
Neville
F. M. Titus
George W. Ireton
Williamsburg
Finley K. Gregg
Eudora A. Gregg
Martin L. Day
Birdie Day Brooks
Tate Tp
W. B. Creager
P. H. Creager
Jackson Tp
Mary Miller
Mary Schneider
Union Tp
Daniel M. Grossnickle
Wm T. Hill
Ella Hill
Bethel
Real Estate Transfers Record Messy List of Locations and Names
Recurring office notice lists transfers across Tate Batavia Pierce Union Jackson Williamsburg Goshen Owensville Williamsburg and Williamsburg area. Buyers include Coppage Nicely Wise Cliffe Linden Keeble Whittaker White Seibert Barg etc with parcels ranging from 1 to 95 acres and nominal sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Coppage
Homer Neu
Tate Tp
Julia M. Nicely
Henry W. Selcer
Wilhamsville
James H. Wise
Mabel McClain
Batavia Tp
Emma Cliffe
Mary Linden
Pierce Tp
Owen O’brien
A. J. Keeble
R. B. Groves
Owensville
Geo. K. Whittaker
Robert Titus
Jackson Tp
John T. White
Annie B. Meyere
Branch Hill
Louis Seibert
Ada Cowdrey
Williamsburg
Wm. M. Rockey
Harry Heeler
Loveland
P. H. Creager
Cliff Cramer
Jackson
Joseph Brown
Charles 8. Rogers
Dannie J. Martin
Harry Ely
Tate
Wm. Miller
Mary Schneider
Union
Frank Meier
Wm. OC
Barg
Minnie Barg
Elmer Taylor
Erwin E. Humphreys
Louisa M. Roat
Harry Palmer
Goshen
O. Weaver
Mertie I. Studer
Teaac Keath Clarence BE. Robbing
Williamaburg
Clara A. We
Mi Lameborg Aie Bala
Emma J. W Nores
Grange Sends Gardner to Ohio Farmers Week
Charles M. Gardner of the National Grange will represent at Farmers Week in Ohio, speaking at a Rural Life Conference at the University and a general meeting. The Ohio Grange aims for a yearly membership rise of fifty per county and continues its push to abolish the state tax levy, seeking multi million in savings. Juvenile Grange groups grow with several formed in December and January, giving rural youths unique parliamentary training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Gardner
National Grange Monthly
Springfield
Massachusetts
National Grange
Farmers’ Week
Ohio
Gardner
Rural Life
Grange
Plunketts Sell Sullivan Photo Shop for California Move
Mr and Mrs R A Plunkett longtime Sullivan Indiana photography business operators have sold their Sullivan shop and plan to relocate to California as their future home, leaving many friends regretful at their departure from Mt Holly area origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Plunkett
Mt. Holly
Sullivan
Indiana
California
Local Sickness and Recent Elderly Losses
Public in the locality suffers from colds and flu with other complications. Several elderly residents have died recently including Mrs. Julia Haney J. R. Woodlief and Charles Miller. Doctors are busy and the note urges common sense, rest, and hat and sleep to aid health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Haney
J. R. Woodlief
Charles Miller
Farmers and state program clash in contrasting messages
Governor Davis promotes a constructive agricultural plan including expanded market services and tuberculosis control while Governor Donahey's forthcoming message advocates abandoning the State Serum Farm. The piece notes the farm's value and services, and recalls Charles Miller of Batavia, a long-time farmer and church member, who died at 72 after a long illness, with his family mourning and planning a 50th wedding anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Bureau of Markets
Donabey
Taber
Donahey
Thanking Friends for Kindness at Our Loss
We express gratitude for kindness shown after the death of our husband and father Charles Miller. Special thanks to Rev J G Luechauer for comforting words Rev J F Schwab for service at the house and to those who furnished music and accompanied the remains to their final resting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
J. G. Luechauer
J. F. Schwab
Mt. Holly Family Injured In City Car Crash
Samuel Strimple his wife and baby of Mt. Holly were struck by an East End car last Thursday in the city. Mrs. Strimple suffered a collarbone fracture the baby a cut face and Samuel bruises. They were taken to a hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Strimple
Mt. Holly
B Strimple
Samuel
Wifes Affections Worth 1200 Dollars in Akron Trial
In Akron a man sued for damages for alienation of his wifes affections seeking 10000 dollars. The jury awarded 1200 dollars. The judge asked the wife if she still loved her husband she replied yes and wished to return but the husband refused to take her back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Obituary for Constance B. Hartmetz 1870 1923
Constance B. Hartmetz youngest daughter of William and Emeline Ulrey born July 1 1870 died January 16 1923 aged 62 years 6 months 14 days She married Fred Hartmetz November 24 1889 and had three children Florence Meister Clarence Edward and Ruth Cecilia She united with the M E church at Union Chapel and is buried at Old Bethel cemetery beside her parents and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance B. Hartmetz
William
Emeline Ulrey
Fred Hartmetz
G. M. Falton
Florence Meister
Cincinnati
Clarence Edward
Ruth Cecilia
Grant
Loveland
Frank
Connie
M. KE
Union Chapel
Brokaw
Old Bethel Cemetery
Thanks for Sympathy for Constance Hart Metz
The Bereaved Husband and Children express gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for sympathy shown after the death of Constance Hart Metz nee Alrey. Special thanks go to Rev Leuchauer for services Dr VanHorn for care Mr White and assistant for the funeral flowers donors and to the choir Mrs Reichle Mrs Lewis and Mr Beushausen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constance Hartmetz
Alrey
Leuchauer
VanHorn
Mr. White
Reichle
Lewis
Beushausen
Batavia Boys Fall to Hillsboro in Bad Weather
The Batavia high basketball team lost 17 to 81 on Hillsboro’s floor last Friday afternoon. Manager James Brown pledges improvement for the return game as Hillsboro players reportedly pay only actual armory expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia H
Hillsboro
Batavia
James Brown
Senator L W Miller Visits Middletown District
Senator L W Miller of the second fourth district Middletown visited the district last week. He is regarded as an interesting man with valuable experience for public service and is noted for presenting clear views on current topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Miller
Middletown
Miler
Stonelick Horse Thief Detective Group Announces Meeting
The Stonelick Township Horse Thief Detective Association schedules a February 8 meeting at Favrer's hall in Owensville at 2 p.m. J. L. Marsh serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonelick Township
Horse Thief Detective Association
Favrer’s Hall
Owensville
J.L. Marsh
Tax property decreases widen Ohio tax base figures
Ohio's taxable wealth declined by 288,026,101 from 1921 to 1922 per State Tax Commission figures. Real estate outside cities rose 80,870,683 and rural districts 19,710,104, while personal property shrank, signaling higher local tax rates or alternative funding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
M. F. Butler
State Tax Commission
Golden Wedding Anniversary Honors Mr and Mrs C B Altman
The Felicity couple Mr and Mrs C B Altman celebrated their sixty year union on Sunday January 28 1923. They reside in Felicity and have sixteen grandchildren three great grandchildren and seven living children. Guests included family members from Hamilton Milford Cincinnati Newport and Felicity. Both are 72 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Altman
Felicity
Robert Altman
Hamilton
Victor Kuhn
Milford
Mary Peck
Cincinnati
Homer Camery
Clifford, Foster and Holter Altman
Frank Emsicke
Ralph Kaplan
Gladys
Velma Camery
Mary Peek
Virginia
Leslie Sillett
Douglas Hertel
Newport
Victor Kahn
Foster Altman
Cavall
Geo. Hurdle
Harry
Batavia Bridge East Abutment Cracked
Citizens fear a cracked east abutment at Main street bridge may buckle under heavy truck traffic. The crack runs through the reinforcement, three inches wide in places, risking collapse if vibrations continue. Commissioner Bergman and Surveyor Miller inspected and will arrange safety steps. permanent repairs await normal creek water levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Main Street
Bergman
Miller
Lecture delight draws Batavia crowd on Dickens eve
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Hefflebower from Cincinnati spoke at the Batavia Woman's Club. He lectured on Charles Dickens using slides to show how collectors distinguish first editions from later ones, citing Pickwick Papers and Dickens Christmas Stories. Hefflebower, once in Batavia with Dr. Belt, is now an eye ear and throat specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert ©. Hefflebower
Cincinnati
Batavia
Chas. Belt
Murder Mystery Surges in Clinton County Unfolding
Clinton county residents reel as Louis Vandervoort and Walter Bankham face murder charges in the McCreight case. Bankham’s confession ties Vandervoort to the night officer’s death in Wilmington. Hearings likely tomorrow as evidence tightens around Vandervoort amid related investigations in Greene and other counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County
Louis Vandervoort
Jamestown
Emery McCreight
Atile
Vandervoort
Walter Bankham
Bankham
McCreight
Greene County
Elvas Matthews
Xenia
Squire W. I. Stewart
Emery MxCreight
Clarence Roy
Mack
McKinney
Ohio Penitentiary
James Reno
Jim Bill’ Reno
Cincinnati
Pooled Tobacco Sells in Major Kentucky Crop Deal
New York reports R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company bought the entire burley crop from Kentucky pool selling association, representing most of the 1922 crop. Estimates place totals at 60 to 60 million pounds with a cash value of 12 to 15 million dollars, negotiations nearing completion as the sale closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Kentucky Pool Or Co-Operative Selling Association
Kentucky
Jersey Breeders Affiliate With Ohio Club Vote
Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club voted to affiliate with the Ohio Jersey Club. Ohio president Hugh Bennetl welcomed the move noting counties are joining quickly and members become state club members via dues. County dues rise to cover both organizations. next meeting scheduled in Bata 10. Farmers week avoids first Saturday. Hardware store of Mrs B H Townsend New Richmond destroyed by fire Sunday night. estimated loss $10 000. suspicion of arson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County Jersey Breeders Club
Ohio Jersey Club
Hugh Bennetl
Ohio Club
Clermont County Club
State Club
Bata 10
B. H. Townsend
New Richmond
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Recurror’s Office
Oho
United Brethren Church
Bavaria
Germany
America
Higginsport
Brown County
Magdalena Mary Hartinett
Edward Miller
Emma Adstaett
Laura Henning
Lula Miller
Edith Lewis
Anna Hauck
Elton Miller
Hast Fork
Pooled Tobacco
Jersey Breeders
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