Pavia Ohio Notice June 1 1927 Amounts Stated
Fragmentary notice from Pavia Ohio dated June 1 1927 lists amounts 125 76 and 40 in a financial or legal context. No further context or parties identified.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1927
Page
4
Fragmentary notice from Pavia Ohio dated June 1 1927 lists amounts 125 76 and 40 in a financial or legal context. No further context or parties identified.
No new suits filed. Dismissals and rulings include Mitchell v Wood at plaintiff cost. White v White: divorce granted after finding gross neglect. alimony and property settled Dec 4 1925. Behymer executor authorized to sell bonds. multiple estates and guardianships, appraisals filed, final accounts, and inventories. Net estate values and bond amounts noted. hearings set and guardians appointed.
Public notices report multiple real estate transfers including Enoch L. Jones to Eleanor M. Holderfield for 114 acres in Gosher Township at $1. Mary Snider to Frank Snider for land in Stonelick Township at $1. Anna Fagaly to Jas and Effie White for land in Bethel at $1. M. C. Alrey to Thos and Maggie Foster for a Bethel lot at $1. Clarence Gall to Rose Gall for 66 acres in Stonelick Township at $1. John and Marie Roehm to Thos.
A long ledger of land transfers shows numerous conveyances from individuals including A. and Ethel White, Louise Stephenson, Apphia L. Mason, Mary Maham, Geo A. Hayward and others. Parcels span Batavia, Felicity, Franklin, Goshen, Miami, Stonelick and Newtonsville townships with prices listed as $1 or modest sums, typical for deeds among local residents. Several entries include 57 acres in Stonelick and multiple lots in Felicity and Epworth Heights.
The May 23 meeting authorized paying numerous bills and transferring funds. They approved road improvements, allocated 600 yards of stone on Lindale and Laurel pikes at up to $600, and awarded the Batavia ice plant a county building ice contract at 85 cents per day.
Notice to contractors to file sealed bids with the County Auditor in Batavia Ohio until noon on Monday June 27 1927 for the construction/repair of bridges in Clermont city. Bridge numbers and locations referenced but text is garbled.
A probate sale ordered by the Probate Court of Germany County Ohio offers 39 acres of land in Parker and Bradley Survey for public auction on a Saturday in August 1927. The listing describes a tract starting at a survey origin and running along a line of marked bounds to a large dug pine and other markers. The real estate includes woods and water views with detailed compass directions and references to nearby landmarks and tracts.
Esther Heath of Clermont County Ohio petitions the Common Pleas Court for a legal name change to Esther K Sutton with a hearing set for July 5. Attorneys Britton & Britton represent the petitioner.
Notice from the Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield requests parole consideration for Harley Emmes inmate No 1898. Superintendent and Chaplain recommend the Board of Pardon and Parole review the application dated June 14 1927 and forward it for approval.
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders an administrator sale of the Hogan estate. The auction in Williamsburg township on Saturday June 11 1927 at 2 pm lists multiple parcels with detailed bounds and sizes totaling over 17 ½ acres. sale terms require cash. Batton & Baton attorneys represent the administrator.
The Burley Tobacco Growers Co operative Association of Lexington Kentucky and its Ohio District Warehousing Corporation of Ripley Ohio announce a stock transfer blackout from June 10 to July 1 1927. Accrued earnings on stock will be paid to owners of record as of June 30 1927. Signed by B P Anderson secretary treasurer and T G Goldsberry secretary.
The Woman's Bible Class of the Amelia Methodist Church held its annual reunion on Thursday May 19 with about eighty in attendance. Out of town guests included Rev. and Mrs Brrowkaw Portsmouth Rev. and Mrs Ewry Madisonville former pastors Rev. Moore and wife Cleves John Huntington and wife Batavia Mrs Jane Bachus Dayton Mrs Dunn North side Rev Rusger gave the welcome and Rev Brokaw spoke. Mrs Anna McVann read memoirs of five former members. A noon dinner followed and the afternoon included musical selections and talks by ministers and guests concluding with a warm farewell.
Twenty seven Amelia Womans Club members visited Mrs John Haussermann in New Richmond for a one o clock luncheon where Southwest District President Mrs Hannaford spoke and wildlife conservation was discussed. Goshen Cooking Club held its first meeting at the schoolhouse May 11 with seventeen members electing officers for the coming season.
Mrs G F Smith will hold a public auction at her home known as the Robinson farm on Chapel street Amelia on Saturday June 4 1927 at 10 oclock selling household goods.
A notice announces the appointment in a probate matter. The court reference includes Judge H Woodman and legal firm Britton & Britton. The readable fragment indicates official action affecting an estate and related parties.
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