COMMON PLEAS COURT NEW SUITS AND ORDERS
Multiple civil actions listed including Consolidated Equipment Co. versus R C Johnson for 310 dollars, Margaret Preston versus Wm Hutson on promissory note for 410, Albert W Carson debt 120.80, and several injury and damages claims against Lowell McNown with sums up to 6300. Probate and guardianship matters noted with marriages licenses and estates, private sale orders, and welfare board commitments in Clermont county. Judge I C H Woodmansee presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
R. C. Johnson
Consolidated Equipment Co
Carl & Scherer and Stevenson & Stevenson
Margaret Preston
Wm. O. Hutson
Britton & Britton
W. H. Ogden
Albert W. Carson
Owen BE. Cutler
The
Buckeye Stages Inc
Arthur Christman
Lowell McNown
Albert Christman
Britton
Harry Malott
Leonidas Malott
Bond
John Davidson
Dent Carr
Jerome Morgan
Davis, Ely & Ely
J. L. Favret
Mary Louise Hebron
Marguerite McFarland
Child Welfare Board
Clermont County
Ohio
I. C. H. Woodmansee
Child Welfare Board of
Welfare Board of
W. H. Treton
E. P. McCormick
Edwin ©. Ely
John H. Kain
Cincinnati
Eliza J. Brown
Homer CO
Leever
Sallie McMath
Cox
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Local Office
Records show numerous real estate transfers with multiple buyers and sellers. Properties span Monroe, Monterey, Miami, Jackson, and Franklin townships, with prices listed as one dollar each. Names include Sturel, DeFrance, Stevens, Kidney, League, Farrow, West Taylor, Katanick, Baker, Osborn, Jarnagin, Jordan, Chaney, Combs, Frazier, Ansteatt, White, McGuire, Ritchie, Guinia, Carley, Metzgar, and Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna K. Ansteatt
Williamsburg
Elmer
Lena B. White
Alice
Marie White
Jackson
Phos. B
Ottie McGuire
Lillie Ritchie
Board of Education
Miami
Guinia Community Club
O. Carley
Elenora Metzgar
Albert Meyer
Franklin
County Commissioners Bill List From July Meeting
The county commissioners met July 18 and approved a lengthy bill list for labor, stamps, gas, repairs, and materials. Entries include laborers such as John Ady and Sam Ausman, inspectors like Cliff Johnson and R. C. Manning, gas and road work by Keen Coal Co and Hutson Store Co, and repairs funded for Maple Creek and Round Bottom road with amounts $350 and $450 respectively. Adjourned to meet July 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ady
Sam Ausman
Ralph Bee
Watol
R. F. Erdman
Cliff Johnson
Keen Coal Co
Ae Josh Kilgore
B. L. Ketchum
Elmore Leslie
B. CG. Luck
Ceesceeearn
R. BE. Leeds
R. C. Manning
Kelly McCord
Kyle Moyer
Mac
Frank Parker
O. Rice
Del
A. Bigam
Bvewett Rigdon
Standard Oil Co
Fred Snider
BR. H. Setty
W. Ohio Power Co
Victor Chey. Co
A. G. Wyatt
Cpeerseeeenn
Everett Weeks
Maple Creek
Stone
Round Bottom Road
Road resurfacing contract awarded to VanCamp on Route 58
The state highway department awarded T. D. VanCamp a contract worth 6 753.22 for resurfacing 8.4 miles of Route 58 between Georgetown and Mt. Crab. Last week VanCamp also won treatment contracts for Arnheim road and North Feensburg and Higginport roads totaling about twenty miles countywide. The department let over 400 miles of resurfacing, largely on Donahey era contracts now ready for top treatment. The VanCamp Company has secured many southern Ohio contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Mt. Crab
State Highway Department
T. D. VanCamp
van Camp
Arnheim
Féesburg
Higgineport
State Department
Donahey
VanCamp Company
Ohio
Home Coming and Basket Meeting at Payne's Chapel
A Home Coming and Basket Meeting will be held at Payne's Chapel M E B church Laurel Ohio on August 9 1981. Preaching at 11 am by Rev Ervin W Spence and at 230 pm by Rev B H Davis of Ripley. Special feature Gospel Quartet. Lunch and refreshments served. Committee members are Mrs Mary Mackem and Mrs Jennie Brooks. Rev E W Spence is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne’s Chapel
M. EB. Church
Laurel
Ohio
Ervin W. Spence
B. H. Davis
Ripley
Mary Mackem
Jennie Brooks
E. W. Spence
Sweet Corn Diseases Plague Ohio Fields This Year
Dr. C Thomas of Ohio Experiment Station warns Stewart's disease and bacterial stalk rot hit Ohio corn. Stewart's is seed borne and causes leaf tips to wilt, with spread by insects. late varieties mainly immune. Bacterial stalk rot rots lower stalks near soil and thrives in warm moist weather. not seed borne. Rotate corn 2 to 8 years to manage outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Ohio
KR. C. Thomas
Department of Botany and
Ohio Experiment Station
Thomas
Bell Telephone Announces New Subscribers
New subscribers listed include Charles M. Black and John W. Liggett of New Richmond, Grant Webster and Mary Fields of Milford, Victor P. Wilson and Mrs. H. E. Budkie of Loveland, and Frank Jefferies and G. P. Gradolf of New Richmond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Bell Telephone
Charles M. Black
John W. Liggett
New Richmond
Grant Webster
Mary Fields
Milford
Victor P. Wilson
H. E. Budkie
Loveland
Frank Jefferies
G. P. Gradolf
Birthday Club Guests Dine at Mrs Rush Home
The Williamsburg Birthday Club and husbands visited Mrs E 8 Rush on Thursday evening. A good supper was shared with contributions from all. Cats were served on the lawn among flowers, making an ideal setting for a pleasant gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
E. 8
Rush
Man Killed by Electrocution During Storm Repairs
Charles Settle, 32, of Madisonville was electrocuted Saturday night at Perintown while repairing a pump at his camp. The body was found by his wife. authorities believe a conduit pipe contacted a high tension wire. He was buried Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Settle
Madisonville
Perintown
Grange Degrees Awarded to 12 at Marathon July 8
Marathon Grange conferred the third and fourth degrees on a class of 12 candidates on July 8. After the ceremony the committee served a nice lunch. At the next meeting a wiener roast at Blue Sky Park will honor the youthful class with a special lecture program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon Grange
Blue Sky Park
Batavia Armory Reopened With Public Drill Exhibition
The Batavia Armory has been redecorated and repaired and is ready for inspection. The National Guards will present an exhibition drill at the Armory this Friday at 8 o clock. The public is invited and admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
National Guards
Birds and wildlife counted at Oglehay Park
In Wheeling West Virginia A B Brooks park naturalist logged 121 bird varieties along with 78 tree kinds 54 wildflower species and 21 animal species during a summer nature class at Oglehay Park. The American Game Association bulletin cautions readers to guess within 26 of the bird count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
American Game Association
Oglehay Park
Wheeling
West Virginia
A. B. Brooks
New Business Room Undergoing Major Repairs on Main Street
The vacated cream station room on Main Street Bata via, owned by George Hugo, is being extensively repaired. When finished it will be one of the town's attractive rooms, centrally located with front and rear entrance and two display windows. R. F. Murphy & Sons, contractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Batavia
George Hugo
R. F. Murphy;&,sons, Contractors
Islands’ vanished race left ancient stone temples
The report recounts Malden Island discoveries by Lt. Malden in 1825, noting 40 stone buildings along the shore and a truncated pyramid on Ponape. It suggests uplifted land, ancient roads to the sea, and a current lack of fresh water making habitation impossible, per Professor Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
South Seas
Blonde
Peru
Mexico
Ponape
Professor Brown
Class Mosquito Among Worst of Insect Pests
The essay notes mosquitoes as a major pest rivaling dangerous animals, detailing their bloodsucking, persistence, and impact on human health. It asserts mosquitoes evolved from plant sap feeders to habitually feed on humans and transmit diseases, while highlighting their role in quinine profits.
Emulsified Cheese Uses Heat and Emulsifying Agent
A technical definition explains emulsified cheese or process cheese as a homogeneous mass produced by mixing cheese with heat and limited water and up to 8 percent emulsifying agent. It specifies Cheddar as the typical base and sets fat and moisture limits for various forms.
Rowena and the Kiss A Brief Legend of Origin
The text traces kissing to ancient origins and notes Lilian Hichler as saying it appeared late. It recounts a Scandinavian tradition that kissing was exotic and introduced into England by Rowena daughter of Hengist. At a banquet the princess drinks and then kisses Vortigern in her native manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena
Lillian Hichler
England
Hengist
Vortigern
Methods of fusing sintering described
The article explains sintering as partial fusion of a granular mass with structure changes and occasional fusion of impurities. Examples include ceramic wares and garnet and carbon garnet shapes. Material is shaped cold with binder later burned out in baking. The basic material is not truly fused but softened and welded, yielding a porous product.
Give Job a Chance Be Honest with Your Work
Fragmentary reader note urges fairness to work and colleagues. It emphasizes mastering one’s own duties before judging others and contemplates how knowledge shapes attitude toward jobs and opportunities. The piece reflects workplace mindset.
Coal bids sought by Batavia Township Board of Education
Seal bids for coal delivery by September 1 are invited by the Batavia Township Board of Education until 1 PM August 1, 1931. Bids specify various tonnages from Afton Olive Branch Greenbrier Pickwick Timber Wood and others. Ott Hulick president R Ungethuem clerk officially ordered notices issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia Township Board of Education
Afton
Olive Branch
Reenbrier
Iklick
Ott Hulick
R. Ungethuem
Notice to Contractors Sealed bids for Amelia High School sew er system
The Board of Education of Amelia Consolidated Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio invites sealed proposals to furnish materials and perform labor for a sewerage system at the new high school building. Bids due 12 noon EST August 5 1981. plans at Clerk or Architect 35 Hast ain Columbus Ohio. bids open 7 30 pm August 5 1981. bid bond 10 percent. contract 50 percent bond. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Amelia Consolidated Rural School District
Tabscott
John Slye
Anelia Consolidated Rural School
Dstrict
Clermont County
Igh
Ry. Oho Ae
Amelia
Hio
Rusk
Hastain Street
Columbus
Ohio
Board of Educaion
State of
Board
Board of Weverey
Y. Gag
Lng
Ohio 1921 82 rosters and new laws listed in Columbus
Official rosters for federal state and county officers and departmental data compiled by Clarence J. Brown are circulated to officials. New laws include marriage license timing oleomargarine sale penalties and wage and contract rules taking effect July 23 27 and 28 in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
George M. Neffner
Brown
Same
General Assembly
White
General Code of
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Clermont
Courier
the Clermont Publishing Co
Fifth-Third Union Trust. Co
John W. O’mally
State of Ohio
Herbert White
Eli H. Speidel
Hugh
Nichols
Leslie
E. Hays
Walter E. Leever
A. D. Mowers
Inez Camery
Harry Britton
Chas
Concles
Jas. D. Mattingly
Farmer
Chile
Goldie A. Winkle
Felicity
Lee KR. Menefee
Lena Mae Taylor
R. F
D. Elmer A. Carroll
Dorothy EB. Strickland
Grange News
Public
New Zealand
Fuhr
Frigidaire
Williamsburf
Walter Wood
Oe of Common Pleas
Clermont Coun
Minnie M. Crossman
T. HW. Foster
Mary E. Ingle
Mary B. Ingle
Vermont County
West Woodville
Wayne Township
W.C. Bishop
Federal Land Bank
Cincinnati National Farm Loan Association
First National Bank
Jackson Township
Jackson Rural
Monterey
W. C. Varney
Mr. Huggins
Bethel
Arthur Cramer
Clifford Cramer
Marathon
Davis
Hary Malott
H. Woodmansee
Clermont Courter
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