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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
4
Clermont Ohio newspaper item notes publication details for the Clermont Courier issued by Clermonti Publishing Co with odd spellings and garbled line about the issue date and volume. No clear event or obituary appears in the readable text.
Common Pleas forms file new suits including Joseph Joseph and Bro Co versus William White and others. Probate notices list marriage licenses and executors. Real estate transfers record lots sold in New Richmond, Pierce and Union townships, and various small parcels priced at $1.00.
Aueres oF APPOINTMENT. Joseph Gomien appointed, clerk noted executor’s qualification on June 8. The estate sat in Clermont County. Probate clerk Bishop is involved. Attorney.
Notice from New Richmond Ohio dated June 2 1920 lists election timing August 10 1920 for a district tax levy beyond the usual limit to fund school district needs. It mentions district clerk duties and voting instructions for residents of the area.
The document presents a bank balance sheet for Farmers Bank of Clermont, Ohio, listing assets including overdrafts, U.S. government securities, deposits, and real estate. It details liabilities such as capital, surplus, and various deposits with figures for each line item and a sworn cashier's certification.
Clermont county candidates announce for August primary nominations across multiple offices including Congress Sixth District representatives Charles C. Kearns Mark Crawford and Fred Edgington, probate judge Clarence H. Youn, common pleas judge William A. Joseph, sheriff John B. Rapp, recorder George B. Motfard, prosecuting attorney Norman L. Burnet Harry Britton and others, all subject to Republican voters at the August primary.
The Farmers & Merchants Bank Williamsburg presents its June 1920 financial statement listing assets including real estate 40 000, cash and reserves 217 832 40, loans and discounts 2700 00 and inventories total assets 408 021 96. The document includes liabilities such as capital stock paid in 2700 00, surplus and reserves and notes payable 25 000 00. Notarized oath by Cashier CoveR and enjoined attestations by officials.
Notice reads the Mt geesdai Mt Carmel area will not hold an election at the usual voting places on August 40 1920 from 5 30 a m to 5 40 p m to levy three mills above tax limits for two years to support school operations per Ohio codes and House Bill 615 signed by the state.
Notice to electors under House Bill No 13 filed Feb 18 1920 states Milford Ohio village votes August 10 1920 on exempting from limitations bonding levies and interest funds for Milford Clermont and Hamilton counties. Attest by council clerk.
A public auction will be held at the Batavia courthouse on August 14 1920 between 10 and 11 AM for two parcels in Clermont county Ohio described with survey numbers and bounds. The property was mortgaged by John J 160 to the mortgagors in 1919 and is appraised at 340 4 with terms of sale set by the county. Attorney Speidel represents the plaintiff.
Case No 1 aSeed South Clermont Common Pleas Order of Sale by Emmett A Conover George W Vanover for a public auction July 31 1920 at the county and state line in Clermont County Ohio describing twelve acres of land with described boundaries and an exception. The description cites boundaries along creeks and maples with stakes and a corner at an original line. The notice names Bishop attorney for plaintiff and lists the fiduciary parties.
The Board of Education of Moscow Ohio sets election on August 14, 1020 from 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. to vote on levyin in ee aati ol district a tax of an additional ten mills for school funding. The notice, approved by the Board, directs voters to the polling places for the special election.
Court of Common Pleas of Clermont county Ohio directs public sale of described lands in Milford and Edenton turnpike area and Wayne township totaling about 244 acres with corner stakes and line descriptions. Sales notice includes multiple parcels and guardianship final accounts in probate matters under Judge Arende N. Young.
Notice announces an August 10, 1920 election in a Ohio township to decide a levy for education. The document lists the election authority, required notices, and the official seal of the township clerk.
Voters in Clermont township school district will decide on a proposed three mill tax levy at a 6:00 to 6:05 voting window on Tuesday October 1920. The measure asks for funds to support the local school district beyond existing taxes and statutory provisions.
Notice of election by the board of education for a school levy in the district on August 10 1920 to consider taxes for school purposes. Also notices of administrators and executors filing accounts for settlement in Clermont County with hearings set for a future date and related court actions.
Notice from the Board of Education of No.5 School District Wayne Township states an election will be held at the usual voting place Tuesday August 10 1920 from 5:40 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on a three mill tax levy for three years as authorized by law.
The state announces Charles J. Young has appointed as administrator of the estate of his late relative. The probate judge dated July 13 names CE M. Young as attorney. No further details are provided due to the damaged text.
Henry W. Dietz has been appointed administrator of the estate of Bila Dietz, deceased, late of Clermont County Ohio. Dated February 1918 at Clermont County with Probate Judge W. O. Bishop as attorney.
Notice from the Board of Trustees of Edenton Township District Ohio that a meeting will be held in Edenton at the designated polling place between the hours of 1 and 5 30 p m to consider a mill levy proposal for a three mill tax for the school district. The meeting aims to discuss education funding and school operations.
The Bethel Board schedules a special school district election at the Tabel on August 30 1920 to consider leasing and related matters under General Ohio Law. The notice outlines time frame and legal authority for the carry of the measure for a two year term and details required by the district clerk.
Board of Education of Richmond announces a May election to approve three mills of tax for New Richmond school district. Voting will occur between 5:30 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the usual polling place to support school needs and district operations as authorized by law.
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