Batavia Sheriff to auction Clermont County real estate
The Batavia Building Loan Co. and others proceed under an order of sale from Clermont County Common Pleas. On August 10 1935 at 11 30 AM the front door of Batavia Court House will host a public auction of 23.68 acres in Union Township part of Morrow Survey No 666. The property is appraised at 3000 dollars and sale is cash. Garland G Auxier Sheriff. Tom Brooks Deputy. Nichols Speidel & Nichols Attorneys.
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George H., Crellin
Clermont Common Pleas
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
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
Charles Painter
Alermont County
Court House
New Richmond
Quarry Street
Fownen
Felicity
Bio
eStinning
G. G. Auxier
Thos
Brooke
Britton
Sheriff’s Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Public auction in Batavia Ohio on August 17 1935 between 11 30 and noon for two parcels in New Richmond Clermont county Ohio part of lot 8 and adjoining warf property along Ohio river. The property is valued at 1500 dollars with cash terms. Sheriff Tom Brooks deputy and attorney Kaces H Dawson represent Emily Towner Sarah Dickinson and others.
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Quarry Street
Ohio River
Hill River
Emily Towner
David W. Dickinson
Sarah J. Dickinson
Vermont County
Ohio
Wellington Dickinson
Clermont County
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Kaces H. Dawson
Clermont Co. auction sale ordered by Common Pleas Court
Citizens Bank of Felicity and Clermont Coop Sales Association announce an order of sale for two parcels in Clermont County Ohio. Sale to be held August 17 1935 at Batavia Court House between 1130 am and noon. Parcels include Lot 286 in Felicity village and adjoining parcel along Market Street with specific boundary points. Sheriff G G Auxier appoints sale. Britton & Britton attorneys represent.
Notice of Appointing Executor for Clara Young Estate
The estate of Clara Young, deceased, in Clermont County, has appointed Danbury of Chile as executor. The filing states the date July 1 and mentions N. Young, attorney.
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Fistete
Clara
Danbury
Chile
Lara Young
Clermont County
N. Young
Sunday Guests and Funerals Across Mount Carmel and Summerside
Local notices list numerous Sunday visitors and social events in Mount Carmel Summerside and surrounding towns. Entries include dinners with the Witt and Merkt families, funerals for Len Miller in Williams burg and John Edgar in Mt. Washington, and many visits by residents to relatives and friends across Batavia Goshen and Cincinnati.
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Hamlet
Chas. Witt
Anton Mauch
Bertha Merkt
Florida
May Weatherall
Englewood
Chas: Freemeyer
Portland
Ind
Stockman
Zimmerman
Christian Chapel
Bertha Gates
C. M. Edwards
Annabel Flora
Mother
Batavia
Warren Liston
Wm. Gehl
Mt. Washington
Maurice Day
Frank Thurber
Cheviott
Ford’s
Surry’s
Agent for Be Ungethauem in Batavia
A listing identifies AGENT FOR BE UNGETHUEM with contact phone 1826 in Batavia, indicating representation or sales inquiry for the item.
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BE. R. Ungethuem
Batavia
Local Social Notes From Tobasco and Surrounding Homes
Mrs. Gerge H. Davis entertains two great nephews Ralph and Billy Swartz from Detroit Michigan at Tobasco. Miss Florence Ellen Laub hosts a homemade ice cream luncheon with Ralph Swartz Billy Swartz Mrs Anna Davis and Mrs Ellen Davis present. Miss Marjorie Hyser hosts a Kentucky guest for the weekend. A baby girl named Joan Carolyn is born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Shannon Sr. Arvina Jones of Williamsville works for Mr Jack Shannon. Mrs Maude Stump of East Hyde Park visits her mother Mrs Ellen Davis. Miss Virginia Shannon hosts Miss Mariam Combs for a week.
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Madisonville
Marjorie Hyser
Hyde Park
Mt. Moriah
Henry Allinger
Frank Laub
Anna Days
W. C
Velma Laub
Jose Lindsey
May Hawkins
Tobascord
Ralph Kendall
Gerge H. Davis
Ralph
Billy Swartz
Detroit
Mich
Florence Ellen Laub
Detroit Mich
Anna Davis
Ellen Davis
Kentucky
Raymond Shannon
Joan Carolyn
Arvina Jones
Withiamsville
Jack Shannon
Maude Stump
East Hyde Park
Virginia Shannon
Mariam Combs
Sunday Visitors Fill Local Homes Across Town
Mr and Mrs Marty Ryan hosted Sunday guests including Mr and Mrs W P Abbott of Springfield O and families. Mrs Lucy Blender welcomed her son Elbert and family from Hillslards O and Homer in New York City. Elsa and Florence Page dined with Mr and Mrs Fred Winters and several Page and Hutson relatives Thursday evening.
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M. R. Sentman
Margaret
L. BE. Miller
Maham Funeral
Martha Ann Fuhr
Mary Madeline Smith
Eleanor Kirkpatrick
Margaret E.sentman
Rachel Elrod
Eleanor Jean Fuhr
A.M. Stamm
Bethesda Hospital
City
Maggie White
N. J. White
James
Nickie
Mina White
Carrie List
Michigan
M. E. Church
Titus
Belfast
Carl Anstaett
Owensville
Blanch Long
Dan’ Barron
Wm. Carr
Ethel Hill
Alma Hill
Lillie Washburn
Eva Barron
Goshen and
Blanchester
B. L. Jordan
Collins
Mesdames
Morrows
Mr.Ohera
Kentucky
Homer Marsh
Doris Ogle
Howard Hall
Goshen
Christian
Youth Tulkship of
Southern
Topie
Paul Fagin
Cincinnati
Fagins
Marie Hankey
Edna Stickle
Colyer
Marty Ryan
W. P. Abbott
Springfield
Walter Frazier
Mildred
Annabell
Lucy Blender
Elbert
Hilliards
Homer
New York City
Elsa
Florence Page
Fred Winters
O. L. Page
H. B. Hutson
Edna Peart
Elbert Bolender
Phlip Hutson
Enid Peart
Billy Winters
Four-H Club Camp splits by age at Lake Allyn
Clermont and Hamilton County 4-H members hold two one week camps at Lake Allyn near Olive Branch starting July 28 and August 4. Roy Battles says over 100 members from both counties will attend each camp. Lake Allyn facilities, donated by the Cincinnati Rotary Club, include a swimming pool and well equipped grounds.
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Clermont
Hamilton
Lake Allyn
Olive Branch
Roy Battles
Cincinnati
Taxpaying Over Delays Seen In Courier Report
Treasurer Fitzpatrick says tax paying time is over with about the usual number of taxpayers but fewer receipts due to a levy cut. Several hundred letters remain unpaid containing tax money and the total receipts are unobtainable.
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Fitzpatrick
Burial of Mrs Lloyd Brothers at Batavia Union
Mrs Lloyd Brothers of Cincinnati was buried Saturday afternoon in Batavia Union cemetery. She was sister in law of Wm Brothers of this place.
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Lloyd Brothers
Cincinnati
Batavia Union Cemetery
Wm. Brothers
Loveland Seeks Light Funds After Tax Vote Failure
Loveland remains dark as street lights fail due to funds shortage. Voters rejected a light levy, and a petition now moves toward calling an election for light funding. Supporters expect enough signatures to back a bond issue. Also noting a well attended Home Coming at Batavia Colored M E church last Sunday with many distant attendees.
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Loveland
M. E
Batavia
Banks and Progress in Banking System Change
In Omaha Nebraska William A Irwin of Washburn College argues privately owned banks aided American progress amid wars and depressions. He questions centralized banking but cautions any change must preserve American banking principles and the role of individual bankers.
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Omaha
Nebr
America
William A. Irwin
Washburn College
Topeka
Kansas
Irwin
Supreme Court
New Graduate School of Banking Opens at Rutgers
The Graduate School of Banking, a joint effort of the American Institute of Banking, the American Bankers Association, and Rutgers University, opened its first resident session in New Brunswick New Jersey with 220 students from 35 states and the District of Columbia. The three year program combines case study and lectures covering bank administration, trust business, and money and credit, with plans to add 600 students over two years and fund 100 $150 scholarships from ABA Educational Foundation.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Graduate School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
Rutgers University
District of Columbia
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Idaho
Llinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
Texas
Virginia
Washington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Educational Foundation of the
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Sheriff’s Sale Real Estate
Sheriff's Sale Real Estate
Clermont Common Pleas Order of Sale
Citizens Bank of Felicity
Clermont Coop Sales Association
State of Ohio
Franklin Township
Market Street
J. W. Weng
Williamsburg
Summerside
MT. Carmel
Church Lawn
George Strohmenger
Altenbein
Wm. Schneider
Henry Strohmenger
Newtonsville
L. F. Coleman
Arthur Wise
Lynchburg
Ralph Coleman
Fairfax
Wayne Buckmaster
Emily
Carthge
Ciss
Rebecca Terrel
Highland
Clara Steward
Art Becker
Walter, Ingle
Mt. Healthy
Betty Reives
Oakley
James Campbell
Alfreda Enger
Irma Slater
Thursdy
Donald Cramer
Portsmouth
Leslie Cramer
Earl Garman
Clarence
MT. Holly
Lerado
D. W. Davidson
Roberts
Joe Enger Sr
Earl
Lloyd Denham
Grace Chaille
Mesdames Pearl Liming
E. E. Griswold
Emma Fichter
Christian Church
Lucy Jo Trapp
Perintown
Irma Griswold
John Dunbar
John Dossman
Lloyd Enger and Son
W. OC. Davidson
A. Boyer
Rose Trodelmen
Harl Enger
Mr. Morgan Coombs
Carthage
Gaylord Needham
Blanche
Les
Lawrence Adams
Roy Davis
Bethel
Helen Donaworth
Paul Blocher
Rhoda Blocher
Mabel Hicksen
Slater
Geo. M. Shields
Floyd Barnette
Peoria
Ill
Thomas Halse
Bill Clark
Louise Joan
Roy Deel
Walter Dean
Dillsboro Sanitarium
Winifred Davis
Ida McNutt
Baptist Circle
Carl Rush
Crane
Ida Hancock
Fred Shields
Dora Parker
John Richardson
Pittsburg
Anna Hancock
Cliff Gelvin
Nicholsville
Bob Buckler
Ches Armstrong
Stanley Montgomery
Bill Mefford
H. M. Wymer
Loyd Harlow
Bridge
Harlow
E. B. Hancock
Augusta
E. B. Beck
Milton Hancock
Miss Marie Swing
Will Williams
Frank Dillon
Imo Hutson
Amelia
Messrs
Rudolph and
Edwin Wichard
Dale Bee
Eaton, O
Walter Bee
Amtf
Tobasco
Satan
Evi
Scommers
United States
Banks and College Launch New School
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