Divorce Petitions filed in Common Pleas Court
Adrian L Lammers of Loveland sues Elizabeth G Lamers of Sanford Florida for divorce with custody and alimony sought. Attorney Harry Britton. Mary M Raney sues Robert E Raney with Britton as attorney. Dorothy Pence of New Richmond sues Charles Pence for divorce custody and alimony. attorneys Gatch Geisler Kleinman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian L. Lammers
Rt. 3
Loveland
Elizabeth G. Lammers
Sanford, Fla
Harry Britton
Mary M. Raney
Robert E. Raney
Common Pleas Court
Dorothy Pence
New Richmond
Charles Pence
Gatch, Geisler and Kleinman
Divorce Decree Filed In Three Separate Matters
A decree for divorce was filed in the cases of James Warman versus Nora Jane Warman Minnie Loretta Crosby versus Joseph Crosby and Ernest Nipper versus Beulah Nipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Warman
Nora Jane Warman
Minnie Loretta Crosby
Joseph Crosby
Ernest Nipper
Beulah Nipper
Probate list of residents and claimants in Ohio case
Hon Orville W Halbisch and Judge Robert Elmer Mers oversee a probate matter listing claimants including Gail McMullen 18 of Williamsburg Route 2 James Earl Myers 22 Marine Bethel Mildred Ann Wolf 21 office worker Bethel Ria Clement R Ashermann 45 machinist Cincinnati Minnie Loretta Crosby 38 office worker New Palestine The document includes ages professions and hometowns for each party and claimant involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Elmer Mers
Cincinnati
Gail McMullen
Williamsburg
James Earl Myers
Marine
Bethel
Mildred Ann Wolf
Ria
Clement R.ashermann
Minnie Loretta Crosby
New Palestine
Estate Sales and Probate Entries for Multiple Estates
Estate of Thomas A Keen deceased enters sale of stocks. Estate of Louise E Wilkins deceased admits authenticated copy of will to probate. Estate of Flavious W Holmes deceased approves inventory and appraisal. Estate of Susie Wood deceased orders filed inventory and appraisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Keen
Louise E. Wilkins
Flavious W. Holmes
Susie Wood
Straub Transfers 61 Acres in Batavia Township to Corbins
Real estate transfer records show Robert and Flora Straub selling 61 acres in Batavia Township to Emerson R. and Jessie J. Corbin for a tax amount of 4.40 dollars. Listed parties include Charles A. and Etta Keemyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Flora Straub
Emerson R
Jessie J. Corbin
Batavia Township
Property Transfers Across Amelia to New Richmond
A series of land and lot transfers are recorded including John and Carrie Pricketts 2.68 acres in Amelia. C L Sewell transfers lot 6 in Stonelick Township with a 3.30 tax. Estella Jane and Edwin Con way sell 33 acres in Union Township to Robert H Straub. Howard K and Ozella Ellis transfer lots 69 71 and part 70 in Williamsburg for 1.10 tax. Robert H and Luvena Con ley sell 5.2 acres in Goshen Township for 4.40 tax. Loretta and W CO Reece transfer 0.40 acre in Miami Township for 0.55 tax. Edward Bell Mildred Bell Mary Rollins and Ray Rollins sell to Dewey and Mae Curtis lots 149 150 and part 137 138 in New Richmond for 2.20 tax. Harry Buchanan sells lots 240 395 396 in New Richmond to Marie M Buchanan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Jane
Edwin T. Conway
Robert H. Straub
Union Township
Howard K
Ozella Ellis
Albert C. Jordan
Williamsburg
Robert H
Luvena E. Conley
Charles S
Gladys Howell
Goshen Township
Loretta and
W.co. Reece
Florence H. Doll
Miami Township
Edna Ballard
Marguerite Komanschek
Batavia Township
Edward Bell
Mildred Bell
Mary Rollins
Ray Rollins
Dewey
Mae Curtis
New Richmond
Harry Buchanan
Marie M. Buchanan
Altmaier Named New OSU Board Chairman
Dr. C J Altmaier of Marion becomes chairman of Ohio State University's board of trustees replacing Dr Burrell Russell of New Philadelphia whose seven year term has expired at the end of its term.
East Hill Farm Club Hosts Summer Meeting
East Hill Farm Club was entertained at Anna Knap’s home with eleven members and five guests. The meeting opened with America, Lena Lang won the contest, and a lunch was served. Next meeting is August 5 at Mildred Stewards. The Alpine club will be entertained at Anna Knap’s home on July 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Hill
Anna Knap
America
Lena Lang
Mildred Stewards
Alpine Club
Bulldogs 4 H Club Seeks New Members at Batavia School
The Walteer Elsnau 4 H News Reporter invites youths to join the Bulldogs 4 H Club. A recent meeting discussed various 4 H events and members are urged to attend the next Batavia School session on Tuesday at 2 00 p m or call Batavia 4570 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Walteer
Nifty Stitch Club Meet at Monterey Schoolhouse
The Nifty Stitch Sewing Club gathered at the Monterey schoolhouse on June 30. The meeting opened with the pledge and a singing of God Bless America before business and project progress reports. It adjourned until July 14 at 8:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Freda Bingamon
Axis Smashers Hold Batavia 4-H Meeting
The Axis Smashers 4-H club met at the school house with advisor Mrs. Sarah Lytle. Ten members attended the session, they sewed needle cases and tea towels, and the meeting adjourned with Marilyn Iles as news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axis Smashers
Sarah Lytle
Marilyn Iles
Dixie Joyce Pribble obituary notes death at age 12
Dixie Joyce Pribble, 12, daughter of Susie and the late George Pribble and adopted sister of Lillian Messer, died at home in Afton on a Saturday morning. Funeral services were held at the Afton Methodist church Monday at 10 30 a m with burial in Terminont Williamsburg cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Joyce
Susie
George Pribble
Lillian Messer
Afton
Afton Methodist Church
J Ly
Intermont Williamsburg
Laws and Rules for Farm Workers Employment Changes
Extension specialist B A Wallace notes farm employers must follow federal and state child labor rules. Written wage contracts are required for under 21, school attendance is obligatory for ages six to 18, and minors under 16 face task restrictions. Farm workers gain easier access to workers compensation with lower premiums and no minimum. social security does not apply to farm workers. federal wage and hour laws exclude agricultural operations. Rural Electric Admin allocates funds to Morrow and Butler Cooperatives for line connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
B. A. Wallace
Ohio State University
Wallace
4-H Girls Produce 18 Million Hunger Shattering Bombs
4 H Club girls across the United States are preparing a reserve stock of 18 million hunger shattering bombs, canned foods for wartime use. The program supports conservation of vital foods, balanced diets, and cheaper family meals, under national 4 H war time projects guided by the U S Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4-H Club
U.S
Ruth Kerr
Glass Jor
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Soldiers in furlough visit relatives for rest and recovery
Earl Shubert and wife visit Batavia and Cincinnati relatives during furlough as Pvt Shubert recovers from a foot injury while in training. Fort Thomas Ky notes July 15 1943. Newly inducted U S Army personnel sent from Fort Thomas Reception Center to Indiantown Gap Pa and other addresses on July 1 1948 including Ralph C Scott Bethel Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Shubert
Batavia
Cincinnati
Pvt
Shubert
Fort Thomas
United States Army
Kentucky
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Ralph C. Scott
Bethel
Armored Force RTC Dispatches From Fort Knox Area
On July 1 stations and addresses were indicated for soldiers Marshall H. Taylor Jr. of Pt Pleasant Ohio in the 518th Battalion at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania and Frank R. Gregoire of Bethel Ohio, with Fort Knox Kentucky noted in the Fort Thomas Kentucky region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Thomas
Kentucky
United States Army
Armored Force
RTC
Fort Knox
Marshall H. Taylor Jr
Pt. Pleasant
Ohio
Indiantown Gap
Pennsylvania
Frank R. Gregoire
Bethel
Local Soldier Ralph Malott Home On Furlough
Cpl. Ralph E. Malott son of Mr and Mrs F E Malott recently was home on a ten day furlough from Salina Kansas Air Field His wife accompanied him here but will spend time at her home on Delta Ave Hyde Park with her parents before returning to Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Ralph E. Malott
F. E. Malott
Salina
Kansas Air Field
Delta Ave
Hyde Park
Kansas
Fort Myers Air Forces Gunnery School Graduate
Sergeant Charles W. Bickett, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas F. Bickett of New Richmond Ohio, completed six week training at the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School near Fort Myers Florida. He is now qualified as an aerial gunner and will join a bomber crew training at an operational field in the United States before deployment overseas. He previously worked as a truck driver for Amelia Feed Co and is a former airplane mechanic's school graduate from Goldsboro North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myers, Fla
Charles W. Bickett
Thomas F. Bickett
Route 1
New Richmond
Army Air Forces
Fort Myers
Fla
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Set. Bickett
Army
Goldsboro
N. C
Amelia Feed Co
Amelia
Owensville 4-H News Cheerful Workers Meet
The Cheerful Workers of Owensville met at the Owensville school, led by Mary Alice Dollenmeyer. Minutes were read by Imogene Evans, dues paid to Maryanna Young, Doris Harrilla distributed safety books, and refreshments served with a next meeting set for July 8 at 1 30 p m. Edna Mae Rogers, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
Mary Alice Dollenmeyer
Imogene Evans
Maryanna Young
Doris Harrilla
Edna Mae Rogers
Clermont Plan Reshapes Employment Appeals Machinery
Baker outlines a new employment plan by USES to divide the area into sections and require availability statements before hiring. The policy reserves worker mobility and prioritizes local labor, with training programs and limits on shifts without official availability notes. An appeals panel can adjust return rules for workers who quit without cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Hamilton
Middletown
Back Wages Ordered Paid by Courts in 18 Wage Hour Cases
Federal judges in Ohio and Michigan ordered employers in 18 cases to pay $19,585.54 in back wages to 542 employees in the first half of 1948. Fines totaling $13,410 were levied in two criminal actions in southern Ohio, with back wages of $9,768.46 to 213 workers. Civil actions ordered $9,817.08 to 329 employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ohio
Michigan
U. S. Department of Labor
Charles A. Reynard
Batavia 4-H Club Elects New Member At June Meeting
The Batavia Bulldogs met at the school house June 30 1943 with six members present and one new member added. President Billy Lauber outlined rules and advisor duties before adjournment. Carl Hahn Jr. served as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Bulldogs
Billy Lauber
Carl Hahn Jr
Sixth Gosh en Roosters Meet at Riley Home
The July 2, 1943 gathering at Herbert Riley’s home began at 9:00 p m and planned a softball trip to Newtonsville for July 8. Robert Hays and Charles Eades will report on their project at the next meeting to be held July 15 at Earl Woodward’s home. Refreshments followed. Earl Woodward, News Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen Roosters
Herbert Riley
Newtonsville
Robert Hays
Charles Eades
Earl Woodward
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Clermont Courier
Clermont Publishing Company
Batavia, Ohio
Homer C. Wilson
Daisy Wilson
Margaret Sprague
Court News
Common Pleas
Chas. G. White
Orville W. Halbisch
Charles A. and
Etta Keemyer
John
Carrie Prickett
C. L. Sewell
Roy B. Groves
Stonelick Township
East Hill Farm Club
Bulldogs
Nifty Stitch Club
Cincinnati Gas & Electric CO
Central States
Amchitka
U. S
Amchitka Island
Edmund T. Clarke
Farmersville, Ill
Hollywood
Evelyn Ankers
S (Meyers
Anna M. Rosenberg
Center
War Manpower Commission
Schenley
National Security Women’s Corps
Rural Electric Administration
Morrow Rural Electric Cooperative
Mt. Gilead
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative
Sol Lesser
Stage Door Canteen
New York
United Nations
Cheryl Walker
William Terry
Happyhour
Clermont
William Demougin
Nicholsville
Main Street
Thomas Brooks
Frankeke
James W. Walker and
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