Local Clermont Courier Debuts June 2 1820
The Clermont Courier announces its weekly publication by Clermonti Publishing Co dated June 2 1820. The note carries early 19th century boilerplate about issue schedule and publisher contact.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces its weekly publication by Clermonti Publishing Co dated June 2 1820. The note carries early 19th century boilerplate about issue schedule and publisher contact.
Multiple divorce actions including Tatman and Ireton file for restoration of maiden names while Smit and Howard seek divorces. Other suits involve land rental, restraining orders, and estate provisions. clerical salary approval and various attorney representations appear.
Multiple executors administrators and appraisers appear in Milford probate records with inventories appraisements totaling thousands. Details include bond submissions, estate values, and tax determinations for William F Allen Jesse Winder Ralph Titus Josephine Lilhardt and others. a listed will from 1914 notes debts, adjustments, and specific bequests.
Recorder records show numerous deeds transferring parcels in Williamsburg Franklin Tate and Bethel townships plus Monroe Loveland Moscow and New Richmond. Transfers involve parcels from 1 to 274 acres with prices listed mostly at $1 and some larger sums such as $1200 and $1500. Names include Earhart Musgrove Goetz Miller Crawford and Binning among many others with final receipts filed in Williams burg and surrounding areas.
Citizens of Yate township presented a silk flag and banner to the American Legion Post at the Christian church last Thursday evening. A large crowd witnessed the ceremony as the Legion, named for the first soldier to die overseas, Mr. Boyce, stands among the county’s strongest units.
Ralph McKay enlarges and modernizes his property at Spring and Market streets raising the structure 18 inches and adding four porches two new rooms with bath and toilet to boost comfort and appeal. Governor Cox touts a budget system claiming wartime savings and stable finances despite higher government costs. The 1918 Legislature faced a bankrupt treasury per the state auditor’s warning.
The Clermont County Sheriff offers real estate at public auction under an order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas. Parcels in Tate Township are described with boundaries and acreage, with terms: one third cash day of sale, one third in one year, one third in two years secured by mortgage, 6 percent interest. Auction under Bert F. Swing Sheriff. July notice includes attorneys F A Brown and others.
Batavia and Milford faced off on Monday afternoon with a large crowd watching. Batavia was missing several regulars and fell 16 to 2, marking their first defeat. but the boys did play a fine game when all were present.
Maurice Wheeler and friend from Cincinnati spent Sunday at Albert Wheeler's. Mr. and Mrs. Blorget of Cincinnati visited Bennet Lindseys. Mrs. Viola Wilson entertained her sis ny from Cincinnati Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunk and children of East End visited her parents here. Mrs. Dale Brumagem and children called on Mrs. Rosa Brumagem at Hamlet Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Davidson spent Decoration day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Roolfing visited Mr. and Mrs. M. Roolfing Saturday and Sunday.
Multiple deeds listed with 1 dollar consideration detailing transfers from individuals to others across Tate, New Richmond, Williamsburg and Goshen townships. Notable parcels include acres and lots in Tate Tp Williamsburg Stonelick Felicity and Goshen with buyers Miller Reed Boyer McAdams Foster and Applegate among others.
Public auction of real estate in Clermont County Ohio is scheduled for Saturday July 8 1920 between 10 and 11 am. The property includes Moseleys Survey Lot 1115 in Lanion Township Mt. Carmel school district with specific boundary descriptions and adjoining parcels. Terms: one third cash remains financed by notes with six percent interest from sale date.
Public notice in Cleirmont County announces the appointment of Clark Clarence as executor of the estate of Barbara Meeed late of Cleirmont. The document, dated 1920, designates the probate court and Edwin O as related parties. Registration and official processing follow per probate procedures.
Sylvia Howard files for divorce from Samuel Howard in Court of Common Pleas Batavia Ohio Case 14783 alleging wilful absence for over three years since January 1917. Sylvia requests restoration to maiden name Kendpl and a hearing set six weeks after May 26 1920 with Brannock and Burnst attorneys listed.
Case No 14612 Clermont Common Pleas orders sale of real estate in Ohio on Saturday June 6 1920 between 10 and 12 in the forenoon. Property lies in Clermont County with church and Baptist grounds described by lot lines and street boundaries. Sale proceeds under court authority.
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