Clermont Courier Publication Details
The Clermont Courier notes weekly publication by Clermont Publishing Co. and lists terms and pricing for various time periods. Official page shows June date and Ohio location.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
4
The Clermont Courier notes weekly publication by Clermont Publishing Co. and lists terms and pricing for various time periods. Official page shows June date and Ohio location.
A list of local Republicans in Clermont County announces candidacies for August primaries. Names include Charles C. Kearns for Representative Sixth District, Fred Edgington for General Assembly, Clarence N. Young for Probate Judge Second Term, William A. Joseph for Common Pleas Judge, John S. Rapp for Sheriff, George E. Mofford for Recorder, Norman L. Burnet for Prosecuting Attorney, Harry Britton for Prosecuting Attorney, Alvin H. Hodges for Prosecuting Attorney, Harry M. Day for County Treasurer, George A Maxfield for County Treasurer, Jess Jordan for County Clerk, C. P. Donley for County Commissioner, C. L. Cast for County Commissioner, Henry Bergmann Jr for County Commissioner, and John F. Hutson for County Commissioner, all subject to August primary voter decisions.
Court report lists actions including Beck versus Gould for $800 and mortgage foreclosure with sale of mortgaged premises. Veazey and Pouriot Veazey suit for $260 plus interest. physician seeks $460 plus interest and costs. Trustee appointment for insane defendant. settlement of Malott estate. leave granted defendant to answer and file cross petition in Frankel versus Mil.
The document lists multiple court items including guardian ad litem Chas G. White for minor defendants, confirmation of commissioners' report and sale, and various marriage licenses. It notes inquests of lunacy, inventories and appraisals, and orders for private sales of estates and chattels. Executors and administratrices seek authority to sell bonds and assets with noted appraisals.
A series of real estate assignments showing transfers of lots and acres across numerous townships including Branch Hill Estavia New Richmond and Union Tp. amounts range from 1 to 5700 dollars with many deeds valued at 1 dollar and several properties totaling hundreds of acres. Names include Northcutt Lochard Johnston Miller Warman Snell Bauer Andres Balthiser Johnson Pumphrey Switser Darby Bell Wood Cowdrey Nobis and others.
An advertisement notes Castoria’s long history of use for infants and children, promoting its safety and familiarity. The copy emphasizes decades of routine use and positions the product as a trusted remedy in early childhood care.
Sealed proposals are invited by the Owensville Village Clerk for the purchase of four bonds totaling 250 dollars each, issued to fund electricity supply equipment. Bids due July 10 1920 at noon, with 6 percent interest semi annually. Bond terms run to 1936. Bid must include gross amount and accrued interest, accompanied by a 1 percent bid deposit. The village may reject any bid.
Sealed proposals in Milford Ohio are invited for ten coupon bonds totaling 1000 dollars issued May 1 1920 to finance a smoke stack at the Water Works Plant. Bonds bear 6 percent interest semi annually. bids due June 26 1920 noon. A 10 percent certified check required. Village reserves right to reject all bids.
Case 14763 in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas. Plaintiff Uph ylvia Howard seeks divorce from Samuel Howard. Notices require defendant Samuel Howard to answer by a stated date. case lists Sylva Howard as related. Attorneys listed as A. val k a vernsn.
Notice of Settlement announced for a hearing on Thursday June 4 to review accounts and payments. The executors and administrators named include D, W A, William O, Buckington, Hutchinson, Satun, Caroline, and others, tied to estates and receivership actions in the state.
Sheriff of Clermont County announces a public auction of two parcels in Tate township as part of a real estate sale. The first parcel covers about 10 acres and 2940 of an acre in Survey No 2373, the second about 13 acres 66 square rods in Breckenridge Survey B73. The property is appraised at 2500 dollars with a tripartite payment plan: one third due day of sale, then due in one and two years secured by mortgage at 6 percent interest.
In pursuance of a court order of sale the sheriff will offer for public auction on Saturday July 8 1920 between 10 and 11 A M parcels of land in Moseleys Survey No 1115 Union township Clermont county Ohio within Mt Carmel school district. The property includes two described tracts totaling about 42.3 poles with bounds from Batavia turnpike and various stones and posts. Conveyed interests include deeds from Anne Is ewitz to John H Gutekunst and Broadwell to Gutekunst with prior references in 1868. Terms require one third cash, notes for balance, a mortgage at six percent interest from sale day. Sheriff Bert Swing and attorney O B Nichols.
The document provides a detailed survey chain describing boundaries and corners among multiple landowners including Roudebush Adair Kelsy Cramer and the heirs of Daniel Cramer. It measures a total area of 244 acres two rods and perches, ending at the starting point.
In the Clermont County Common Pleas, Isaac Frankel and Nora E. Miller et al. receive notice of a judicial sale. The sale will occur at the front door of the Court in Clermont County on Saturday July 10 between 10 and 11 oclock in the forenoon, describing land bordered by the line of Joseph and Deborah and following property boundaries to the end of the described parcel.
The unknown heirs of Charles A. Vous are notified regarding a probate matter to settle debts and administer the estate. The filing cites property and claims tied to the estate and seeks payment and distribution as required by law. The notice outlines appointment and legal steps for interested parties.
Notice by the Board of Election officials that an election will be held in the Batav n Bohol district at the usual voting place. The polls will open between 5 30 a m and 5 30 p m.
Frederick K. Gatch et al. sell 12.26 acres in Milford to Lucian W. and Grace Lowell. Frank McDowell transfers lots 6 and 7 in Monroe Township to Maggie McDowell. Transaction values and surrounding names noted in the notice.
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