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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1944
Page
4
The era item notes a publication founded in 1836 with a subscription price of $1.50 for six months and identifies the editor.
A twelve year record shows since March 4 1933 President Roosevelt and Morgenthau introduced seventeen tax bills. Congressman Reed notes rapid annual tax increases under loose fiscal policy and growing deficits. The table lists totals and debt rising from 22 to 186 billion dollars since 1933.
Chester Bowles told the House Banking Committee that meat rationing could return within 80 days though the Price Administrator allowed leeway with a 30 60 or 90 day range or possibly January. A War Board Administration report dated May 15 shows May 1 stockpiles at a high for 1920, totaling 1 215 501 000 pounds versus 714 612 000 a year earlier.
The piece critiques Roosevelt's Four Freedoms by showing a dairy lobbyist example. John Brandt likens the idea to a lion in a cage with freedoms like speech worship and fear, yet lacking the ability to obtain true freedoms himself, illustrating constraints from regulation and regimentation.
Edward Finke and others file action against Marie E Boots alleging neglect and seeking divorce from 1930 marriage. One 13 year old child is the living issue. Plaintiff requests custody and relief. Robert H Hinds represents the plaintiff with Paul Boots involved.
Decree for sale in the Milford Building Loan and Savings Co. versus Frank W. Schuermant. Decree of confirmation and order of distribution for Milford J. Gelvin administrator of Hattie Belle Dixon estate versus Harley Beckelhymer et al. Entry approving answer in Chester H Spaeth versus Marguerite Spaeth with parental consent.
Final account filed in the estate of Ruth Edwards deceased. order of distribution issued. Will of Louis Reynolds deceased: order admitting to probate and record. appointment order and bonds set. Bond approved, letters issued and notice publication ordered.
Letters of administration granted for the Raw Deal Estate of N S Utter and multiple estates in probate. Orders admitted for est. of Lida Pumpelly and Mina Mulloy, with bonds and authority to transfer real estate. Numerous conveyances listed including lots and acres in Williams burg, Ohio Tp, Pierce Tp, Batavia and other townships. Final accounts filed and titles transferred as ordered.
William McKinly Nichols aged 19 and Leona Katherine Kelch aged 17, both of New Richmond, wed with Nichols listed as farmer and Kelch as housework. Jennie Mae Lipps of Batavia, Ohio, connected as a party to the record.
A long list of property transfers recorded in multiple townships. Names include Hack, Siddens, Stringer, Pangburn, Wheeler, Ehrman, Sams, Kellis, Hindarman, Green, Malott, Daugherty, Parson, Strobel, Light, West, Hancock, Lampe, Hayes, Lakemire, Ferguson, Millon, Scott, Sims, Harris, Campbell, Ecclesia, Karlas, Wilkerson, Popp, and others. Parcels range from fractions to dozens of acres across Tate, Goshen, Franklin, Union, Batavia, Pierce, Eden ton, Miami, Stonelick, and Williamsburg townships.
Martin A Kaelin of Batavia Ohio appointed administrator of the estate of Alice R Kaelin deceased in Union Township Clermont County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred Dated June 3 1944 Probate Judge Orville W Halbish Attorney C N Young June 8 13
In 1944 the German United Brethren Church in Christ now Batavia United Brethren Church filed a petition in the Clermont County Court of Common Pleas with trustees including F Ungelhaem Bauer Anstaett Seyler and others and the United Brethren Conference Board of Trustees led by L M Hohn and H G Clary. The suit, No 21209, concerns unspecified relief against unnamed defendants marked Whom It May Concern.
Case No 21209 in Mont County Ohio prays authority to sell two church parcels in Batavia Village Clermont County to use income for maintenance. The hearing before Judge Charles G White is set at Batavia Court House on June 10, 1944 at 10:00 AM. Attorneys Edwin C Ely and Harry Britton represent the church trustees and United Brethren Church board.
On May 17 1944 an Inventory and Appraisement of the Estate of W A Taylor deceased Tate Township was filed in the Court Hearing set for June 15 1944 at ten in the forenoon Persons may file exceptions by May 10 1944 1944 at Batavia Ohio Judge Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge Attorneys C N Young and Allen C Holmes May 25 T 2
Notice declares that on May 20 1944 the Batavia Village Council in Clermont County Ohio enacted a local measure. The document records the official action and dates involved for public notice.
Ordinance No. 276 enacts a codified Village Code for Batavia Clermont County Ohio. It reorganizes and revises existing ordinances, adds new material and repeals others. Chapters cover definitions council rules corrections and officer powers with references to Ohio General Code provisions.
The document outlines chapters on fire department regulation and inspections, traffic rules with penalties, street improvements, animal control, beer and intoxicating liquor controls, food handling, nuisances, weapons, licenses for trades and itinerant vendors, premises offenses, and general public safety provisions. May 20 1944, Mayor Mundew, Clerk Majoe ws ky.
A formal certification by Mayor Arthur C. Munden and Clerk Ralph Majewsky that Ordinance No. 276 creates a Code of Ordinances for the Village of Batavia Ohio, codifying revising and adding material and repealing certain ordinances, with a copy on file for public inspection.
Julius M Utter of Neville Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of N S Utter deceased late of Neville Clermont County. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated May 26 1944 Probate Judge Orvalle W Halbish. Attorney Lucian H Dawson. June 1-3
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