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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1943
Page
4
Dorothy Hale files suit for divorce custody and support from Mitchel Hale of 85 Meigs Street Rochester NY. Hearing set for August 13 1943. defendant must answer or demur by that date. James W Walker attorney. July 11.
Batavia residents report visits from relatives and friends across Ohio and beyond. A new son Tommy Lee was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Barbeau in Marionon hospital on July 8. Several members attend club events and family gatherings with updates on health and promotions.
Ohio highway revenues dropped by 1.465 million dollars in the first six months of 1943 from 1942, due to lower incomes from automobile licenses, driver licenses, and titles. Total six month revenue was 25.986 million, compared with 27.452 million in 1942 and 27.079 million in 1941, with motor fuel consumption down 26.5 percent from 1941 to 1943.
Ohio Farm Bureau announces 156 former home office and county Farm Bureau employees are serving in the U S armed forces. Of these 125 are in the army, 23 in the navy, and six in the Marines, with two women among the naval and Marine ranks.
Case 20758 in Clermont County Court lists a sheriff sale at the Batavia courthouse on July 24 1943 from 11 to noon. Two parcels in Bethel village and Monroe Township are described with measurements and specific boundaries, appraised at 1800 and 3500 dollars respectively. Attorneys James W. Walker and Harry Britton represent the plaintiff.
Mary M Raney sues Robert E Raney for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty in case No 21000. Notice states last known address Camp Croft South Carolina and that hearing begins after August 25 1943. Attorney Harry Britton represents the plaintiff. July 8.
Batavia Ohio council adopts Ordinance No 269 to set wage rates for skilled and unskilled labor. Skilled workers capped at 0.75 per hour and unskilled at 0.60 per hour. Ordinance repeals conflicting laws and takes effect when legal. Passed July 8, 1943 with Clerk R H Majewsky and President Claude B Smith signatories.
Adrian L Lammers filed for divorce from Elizabeth G Lammers in Clermont County Ohio case 20999 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Hearing set on or after August 18 1943. attorney Harry Britton represents plaintiff.
The Amelia State Bank in Amelia Ohio files its June 30 1943 condition report with total assets of 530,681.68 and deposits of 452,646.19. It shows capital accounts of 76,085.49 and notes a notary public sworn statement by cashier Wm A Williams with directors R Hutson John Pommer t Harvey Perin.
Troop I will begin swimming lessons this week with a Red Cross instructor. The group will meet Tuesday at 4:00 PM at the Child Welfare Office for the session following an overnight camping trip the previous week.
In the matter of the estate of Michael Monroe Hill, presumed decedent, a notice requires him if alive to show satisfactory evidence of continued life in Clermont County Probate Court within twelve weeks from July 21, 1943, last publication date. Probate Judge Ely & Ely, Attorneys. July 13.
George G. Davis files for divorce against Lucille Dessie on grounds of extreme cruelty in Case No. 20986 of Com Ohio with a hearing set for on or after July 28 1943. Clarence N. Young signs notice joining as attorney for Davis.
Charles Wilfert of Mt. Washington Route 8 Ohio has been appointed administrator of the estate of Hattie Wilfert late of Union Township Clermont County. Claims must be filed within four months or be forever barred. Dated July 7 1943 by the Probate Judge.
Raymond A Schemel of Loveland Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Kate L Schemel deceased of Miami Township Clermont County Ohio. Dated June 21 1943. David H Stevenson.
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