Clermont Courier Announces 1928 Subscription Rates
The Clermont Courier notes annual and shorter-term subscription prices in the July 4 1928 issue. The ad lists one year six months and three months terms with respective prices for readers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1928
Page
4
The Clermont Courier notes annual and shorter-term subscription prices in the July 4 1928 issue. The ad lists one year six months and three months terms with respective prices for readers.
A list of candidates announces themselves for the Republican ballot in the August primary. Named offices include Congress Sixth District, state representative districts, probate judge, sheriff, treasurer, clerk of courts, prosecuting attorney, commissioners, surveyor, and related township seats with nominees such as Charles C. Kearns, Fred Edgington, H. J. Arnold, Anna Quinby, John Hayden, N. G. Cover, Robert Roberts, R. E. Erdman, Geo. P. Medary, Forrest E. Ely, J. I. Williams, W. K. Slye, and others across Batavia, Williamsburg, New Richmond, Amelia, Tate, and Wayne two.
A stream of cases lists new suits and actions including name change for Mildred Adams, divorce and alimony proceedings for Irene Goodpaster versus George Goodpaster, and custody and attorney fees. Other items include sale confirmations, bond approvals, tax claims, foreclosures, guardians ad litem, and dismissals. Marriage licenses issued for Ritter Braun, Boblitt Creager, and Miller Ellis in Loveland and Williamsburg.
New cases list multiple administrators executors and guardians with no bonds required. Appraisers named for Woesten and McKeever estates. Administrators and executors file final accounts inventories and appraisements. Guardianship allowances and investments approved for several wards and estates. Net estate values and distributions noted with related orders.
Forrest E. Ely a University of Cincinnati graduate and honor student at Cincinnati Law School announced his candidacy as a Republican. He is described as an active member of local civic groups and a potential nominee for a forthcoming election.
The Clover Progressive Farm Woman's Club met at Mrs. Marcellus Malott's home on Wednesday evening June 20 with leader Mrs. Gladys Haworth. Eleven members with families and three visitors attended. The evening featured songs, a roll call, quotations on the Flag, secretary's reading, and games, followed by ice cream and cake.
A roundup of property transfers shows Jas C Downs and Gertrude K Downs to Van B Knight in Jackson Twp. Avery Randolph Longworth to B Fugett for 140 acres in Washington. Frank B Crowe to Andrew and Annie Tucker for 40 acres in Jackson. Anthony Hertlein to Benjaminin H Bernheiser et al in Miami Two. Joseph Cuneo to Mary Cuneo in Branch Hill sub-division. Paul A Neuhaus to William H Armstrong in Williamsburg. M G Case to L C Miller for 2 acres in Franklin Twp. Abraham McDowell to Clifford RK Blanchard et al for 8 acres. Batavia Twp Board of Education to Lungmus Bros for 1 acre. Elizabeth Bauer to Jacob Bauer for 32 acres in Goshen Two. George Hale to William Goodwin in Wayne Two. Myra Butcher to Frank L Adams in New Richmond. Ed Tolen to Georgia Daugherty in Cedron. Harry L Mitchell and Katherine V Mitchell to W H and Emma Davis for 65 acres in Tate Two. Helen Frith Carter to herself for a part-lot in Milford. James A Daugherty to Richard and Mone Thacker for land in Miami and Goshen Townships. Martha W Paxton to Wilson B Paxton for 91 acres in Miami Twp. All transfers show nominal consideration, mostly $1 or $2,0000 cited.
The Olive Branch church program drew attendees Thursday night including Mesdames Troutman Bender and Chas Violett while Edgar Mosbacher hosted his club Tuesday. Families and friends visited and hosted events at Felicity and Springdale with Mrs Dan Judd and others noted.
A fragmentary column recalls bead charms against the evil eye in a Suffolk village and a witch with ebony beads from the Holy Land. It then shifts to exhortations on effort, a Scientific American note on the sun’s capacity, name changes in India, a British Museum sapphire bubble, and a closing jab at paying for knowledge in schools.
Sheriff of Clermont county announces a sheriff sale of real estate in Paxton town, Miami township Loveland. The two lots fronting 50 feet on the Little Miami Railroad run 160 feet to Taylor street and are valued at 2200 dollars. Sale is cash and will be at the front door of the court house in Batavia on July 28 between 10 and 11 AM.
Court of Common Pleas orders Velma R. King to sell at public auction the three tracts totaling about sixty three acres in Washington Township Clermont County. The property, described by metes and bounds, is valued at 1600 dollars and will sell for cash. Sale set for Saturday July 21 1928 at the front door of the courthouse in Batavia Ohio. Britton & Britton represent the plaintiff with Deputy Robert Croshaw. June 20.
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