Sheriff Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Case No. 18605 sheriff sale of 23.68 acres in Union Township Clermont County Ohio on August 10 1935. Auction at Batavia courthouse front steps between 11 30 A M and noon. Property described from Morrow survey No 666 with Mary Kyle dowers line and John W Kyle line. Cash terms. Garland G Auxier sheriff with Tom Brooks deputy. Nichols Speidel Nichols attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crellin
Clermont Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Court House
Batavia
County of
Clermont
State of
Morrow
Union Township
Towit
Mary Kyle
J. D. Witham
John W. Kyle
Witham
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Nichols, Speidel
Nichols
Sealed Bids Open for Coa 26 1985 Auction at 7 30 P M
Sealed bids for Coa 26 1985 are invited with a 7 30 P M right tore noted. The notice requests submission by the stated deadline and outlines the bidding process and requirements.
Batavia approves ten year electric rate ordinance
Ordinance No. 227 sets ten year electric rates for The Southwestern Ohio Power Company serving Batavia Ohio. It details residential and commercial charges, minimums, late fees, reconnection costs, and rules, with implementation upon company acceptance. The document repeals sections of Ordinance No. 187 from 1927 and permits limited line extension credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Ohio Power Company
Batavia
State OF Ohio
Ohio
Orville W. Hadbisch
W. ©. Griffith
Community Page Notes From Glen Est
Sunday visits and home gatherings across Newport Amelia and Blanchester are noted with multiple Smythes McGuires Sperrys and Didday family rotations. A tragic accident when Russell Hill died after tractor entanglement prompts funeral services at the M E Church with wide distant attendance.
Local social notes and visit exchanges across town
Mrs Earl Garman and son Glenn vacation with relatives in Indianapolis. Mr and Mrs J B Ireton and children of Evanston visit Mrs Merrick Hutchinson. Miss Cathryn Caldwell enjoys vacation with father George Caldwell. Mrs Clyde Lewis hosted her Cincinnati mother. J R Johnson and Bert Fomorin visit Terral home near Highland. James Hobson hosts Harm and Alice Hobson. Mrs Anna Cramer attends Hill funeral at Newtonsville. Bert Fomorin returns to Huntington after visit. Hobson clan visit relatives in Morrow. Maffey of Newtonsville visits Leslie Cramer. Arthur Wise and children of Lynchburg spend Sunday with L F Coleman. Ice cream social by Ladies Aid of M E Church on June 20 on church lawn. Mrs Elizabeth Harlow guest at George Frasure’s Williamsport home. J and Mrs Quigley of Norwood visit R Johnson and wife.
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Earl Garman
Glenn
Indianapolis
Ind
J. B. Ireton
Evanston
Merrick Hutchinson
Cathryn Caldwell
Bethesda Hospital
George Caldwell
Clyde Lewis
Cincinnati
J. R. Johnson
Bert Fomorin
Terrel
Highland
James Hobson
Harm
Alice Hobson
Anna Cramer
Mr. Hill
Newtonsville
Huntington
W. Va
Eorge Frasure
Williamsburg
Hondas
Quigley
Norwood
R Johnson
Local Notes From London Kentucky Area Home Visits
Elijah Eppert of the C. C. Camp at London Kentucky spent several days with W. M. Eppert and wife. Wilfert visits his grandmother Mrs. Rose Ayer. Mrs. Howard Ayer and daughters were Sunday visitors at Bennett Behymer's. Mr. and Mrs. Nick DeBrunner and son were Sunday callers at H. R. Bart's. Mrs. Alma Quick and Miss Nina Behymer of Amelia are vacationing in Florida for two weeks. The 4 H Club picnicked at Mary and Mildred Quick's Friday with 15 present. Mrs. Everett Townsley entertained friends from Cincinnati July 4. Miss Joan Heirshire of Madisonville spent the weekend at the John Cann home. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Meyer visited Miss Florence Hoffman at Columbus, a Saturday. Theo Wynoski and wife and Mrs. Frank Wynoski and daughter of St. Louis spent the past week with Wm. Pikurski and wife. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mattox spent Sunday with Emma Mattox at Mt. Washington.
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Marie Henke
Erma Eppert
Dortha Glover
Amelia
Asheville
N. C
South
N. Thayer
Chas. Budde
Ontario
Wis
Chas. Scott
Danby Cottage
Zimmerman
Fort Thomas
Horace Dolen
Mable Handy
Akron
Page Dawson
Ed Smith
Cincinnati
Carrie Flanders
Westboro, Mo
Harry Badgley
Palm Beach
Fla
Tadoreton
Connersville
Ind
Mary Fagin
C. Klansing
Elizabeth, Ky
Elijah Eppert
Mary
Mildred Quick
Everett Townsley
Joan Heirshire
Madisonville
John Cann
E. C. Meyer
Florence Hoffman
Columbus
Theo Wynoski
Frank Wynoski
Local visitors and house guests travel in from multiple states
Bethel hosts and welcomes guests including Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winters and son Billy of Ramsey New Jersey and Catherine Swing of Cleveland visiting O L Page and wife. Rob Hill entertained by Pokter Reed and Paul Reed of Blue Ash. Nellie Godwin and Marie Godwin visited friends in West Virginia. Elsa Page and Lizzie Reed Wibel make regional trips with Cleveland and Canton connections. Emma Reed and Byron Reed from Greensburg Indiana joined Miss Abbie Towne while Harry Dillman of Davenport Iowa spent a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Winters
Billy
Ramsey
N. J
Catherine Swing
Cleveland
O. L. Page
Rob Hill
Emma Reed
Byron
Greensburg
Ind
Abbie Towne
Harry Dillman
Davenport
Iowa
social whirl as families and friends visit Bethel area
The report lists numerous weekend visits and guests including Supt. and Mrs. Harry Aultman of Xenia, Joe West of Cedarville, Joe Liggett and family of Ripey, and many others. Notable attendees at celebrations include Dr. W. E. Thompson’s hundredth anniversary with guests from Findley Columbus Elyria and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Blocher
W. E
Cleveland
A. E. Mann
Mann
Findley
Chas. Cross
Cross of Columbus
E. L. Bailey
Aailey
Elyria
W. E. Thompson
Tom Meismier
Cincinnati
Eva Bohrer
Luther Canter
EB. J. Fagley
Bethel
Fourth of July News From Moscow and Vicinity
Local families Mr and Mrs Walter Bolender and Miss Mildred Bureau spent the holiday with friends and at Natural Bridge. Neighbors Mrs Hattie Denkinger and Mrs Josie Glaser hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs Frank Glaser and Mrs Haney. Wayne Hayden visiting from Wilmington observed the Fourth with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bolender
Mildred Bureau
Natural Bridge
Hattie Denkinger
Josie Glaser
Frank Glaser
Haney
Wayne Hayden
Wilmington
Arthur Keiser
Illinois
Henry Sellars
Roger Sellars
Bernice Cooper
Georgetown
Dreibelbis
Edwin
Leslie Townsley
Bethel
Tena Hayden
Vanceburg
Edith Geist
Edward
Ira Mable
Alonzo Whit
Visitors and local notices from Pt Isabel and surrounding towns
Visitors include Ed Brunk and Harry Volkner of Cincinnati and Henry Wilson of Georgetown at Pt Isabel I O O F Lodge on June 30. Several social visits are noted, along with minor injuries from a fall, sympathies sent to Mrs Sophia Black, and various local household visits among residents of Batavia Felicity and nearby communities.
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Pt. Isabel I. O. O. F. Lodge
Ed Brunk
Harry Volkner
Cincinnati
Henry Wilson
Georgetown
Henry Jobe
Glenn Pollite
Ft. Thomas
Roy Cordrey
Reading
Dorothy Jobe
Elwood
Ind
R. F. Bartlow
Gene Laycock
Nicholsville
Wayne Holton
Noble Holton
F. C. Brannen
Charles Collier
Batavia
de Browning
Dorothy Kinnett
Cincin
Everett Moore
Toledo
Anna Little
Sophia Black
Laurel
Charles Black
B. B. Gay
Oklahoma
Chesterng
Jesse Preston
Ray Preston
Wayne
Queen City
R. S. Phillips
Verna
Harley Orms
Felicity
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Batavia Building Loan Co
E. R. Ungethuem
Clara A. Young
John Danbury
Chile
H Woodmansee
Dudge C. N. Young
Coa
Board of Education of
Union Rural School District
Mt. Carmel
Gien Este
Tabasco
Williamsville
W. Kincaild
District Court of the United States
Southern District of Ohio
James FE
Pray
Goshen,hio
Stermmine
James E. Pray
Government Building
5Th and
Main Streets
Jerome Kuertz
Fred Aicholtz
Union Two
Batavia Township
Township Justees
Tanley Ansaett
Lerk Batavia Township
Moscow Consolidated Rural
Washington Township
Moscow Consolidated Rural School
Vilage
Moscow
Hirsch, Olerk
Duca- Ba
Board Education
E. R. Ungelheum
C. J. McCloy
Dennison
Oppo
State Bank of Moscow
Avneta
U. S
Rouse
Ae Ee
Ila
Kayser
Sulemly
Manlin
VCUC
A. F. Kayser
M. Snead H C.F. Liebic
Chas. M. Cox
Juicy &E
George C. Reed
Edwin Reed
Sidney
Lawrence Sillett
Jacquelyn Jardee
Newport
Cerl Uthe
Brazier Station
Sidney Scorse
Margaret Ingalls
Bridge Club
Catherine Gaskins
Dorothy Glover
M. E. Sunday School
Belle Kirgan
Jennie Fisher
M. E Church
E. M. Hazelwood
Hazelwood
Inez Solar
Charles Freeman
Westwood M. E
Rev
Andree
Glen Est
Sue Smythe
Allen Smythe
Frank McGuire
Marvin McGuire
Phil Sperry
Kellner
Lavina Mariece
Louise Philips
Bob Pfaster
City
H. B. Smythe
Sue
Ed Huheey
Royal Smythe’s
Fairfax
Chas
McGuire
Ervin Avey
Earl Henning
Wif
Ed Huheeys
Ellie Gearheart
Dayton
Didday
Herman Didday
Evin Avey
Kentucky
Clara Smythe
Otto Kettler
C. Bauer
Mr. Holly
Russell Hill
M. E
Stitzel
Geo. Hall
Jas. Williams
Frank Watson
Troy
Myron Miller
Ruth Spencer
John Hill
Eddie Daniel
Crab
Imogene Rinte
Betty Balmman
Newtown
Ella Atchley
Elmer Atchley
Marbelle Kellner
Monroe
Court Derricks
Mulberry
Donovan Jones
A. W. League
Monterey
Jack Segal
Cliff Pickelheimer
Edna Reddick
Loveland
Willard Baisch
Cleveand
Flo Ware
Olga Griswo
Allan Marshal
Frank Marshall
Carl Ansteadt
Burton Hodges
Mary Janet Ansteadt
Owensville
Annabelle
Martha
Kennedy Hts
James Gorman
C. A. Long
Dan Swartz
Florence and
John
Wright Cole
Mason
Paul Spencer
Eustis Robinson
Frank Gauche
Ernest Robinson
Harry Spencer
Miamisburg
He Luxury
Pocahontas
Cavalier
Norfolk and Western
Midwest
Virginias
Carolinas
Holford’s Wonder
Dandee CO
North Sixth St
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Beatrice Creamery Company, Long’s Grocery
Ralph Long
Newtonsville, O
Ford
A. T. Gates
John Duvall
Mr. Duvall
Shinkle
Oxford
Josephine Glaser
Arnie Armacost
Anna Armacost
E. C. Buchanan
Chester Baldwin
Springfield
Chester Buchanan
Isabel
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