Batavia Ohio Publisher Harry M Tucker Dates
Editor and publisher Harry M. Tucker, born 1836 founder, listed with six months subscription rate of $1.50 in Batavia Ohio post office record.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1945
Page
4
Editor and publisher Harry M. Tucker, born 1836 founder, listed with six months subscription rate of $1.50 in Batavia Ohio post office record.
Notice announces Guy W. Jones of Moscow Ohio appointed Administrator of the estate of C E Lough deceased of Moscow with four month claims period and Orville W Halbisch probate judge. and James W Walker of Batavia appointed Administrator of Edith Rumer deceased of Pierce Township with similar docket dated May 1945 and attorneys Ely White Davidson.
Ohio Governor Lausche faces organized criticism from the Ohio Good Roads Federation led by Roland G. Caley who accuses him of slanderous innuendo and meddling in highway bids. Caley demands facts if claims of collusion exist and questions the governor’s review of all bids. He defends contractors as responsible citizens and calls for open, above board dealings in road work.
Paul Fletcher of Felicity seeks a divorce from Beulah Jane Fletcher after a 1943 marriage. Grover H Harbour seeks a divorce from Ruby Pauline Harbour with custody of minor children. Both plaintiffs are or were military members with overseas service and charges include extreme cruelty and neglect of duty. Attorneys Ely White and Davidson for Harbour. B N West for Fletcher. Eva Ohler files for divorce alleging neglect of duty and extreme cruelty, the couple married in 1935.
Marriage notices include Herbert Staats 21 minister of Cincinnati wed Phyllis Hensley 22 of New Richmond. Marshall Emery 24 spot welder Batavia Route 4 married Edna Mae Rogers 17 Batavia Route 4. James Martin Hamilton 29 U S Army Williamsburg wed Ada M Gibbs 30 Williamsburg. John Hugh Calvin 19 body builder Mt Crab Route 1 tied to Virginia Gardner 16 Williamsburg. Charles Denham Carnes 21 New Richmond Route 1 married Betty Marilyn Dunn 16 Bethel.
Real estate transfers listed include Niel A. Buckley to Forrest Hinson and Carl L. Painter for lots 294 295 296 in New Richmond. Lillian W. Roudebush to Henry Stahl 168 a in Wayne Township. Sylvia Harrison to Jesse E. Harrison 6 a in Union Township. Corbet and Mayme Young to Thelma Crowe 333 a in Pierce Township. nf M Light to Mary Ireton percent lot 1 346 in New Richmond. Pearl Valentine to Charles W. and Edna M. Warden 2.25 a in Ohio. Helen M. Meier to William Hi Meier 30 a in Pierce Township. John F. Cronin to Florence Cronin 69.312 a in Pierce Township. Louella Sims to E P Goodwin 14 a in Bethel. Lucy and Frank Schwaartz to Ethel Smith 16.77 a in Wayne Township. Elton and Celia Smith to Harley Jr and Ruth Smith 110 4 a in Monroe Township. Hazel and Albert Kramig to Frances M Haston 55 83 a in Wayne and Jackson Townships. Roy and Rae Shanks to Dorothy Gay O Ryan.
Case No 33 36 Estate of Emma Dillon Little deceased Earl Ridings of Loveland Ohio named Executor with four months to file claims or be barred Dated June 1 1945 Probate Judge Orville W Halbisch County Attorney David H Stevenson signatures
Mr and Mrs Robert Jester and daughter Anne visited relatives, Alec Foster former resident died at Christ Hospital and was buried at Green berry. Mrs Charles Maxwell visits her parents. W S C S met with 21 members and guests. Various local visits and Sunday gatherings noted including the Steward and Vearil families. We welcome Mr and Mrs Harry Steward and son Billy Allen. Charles Weaks attended his nephew’s funeral.
Mt Holly reports Mrs Leek and daughter of Higginsport hosted a reception for the Athens Class of Christian Chapel with a fine program and lunch. Visitors included Mrs Mary Fagin Bethel and Mrs Grace Snyder Hamersville. Belle Follow stayed with daughter Hilda Ramsey in Amelia. Vacation School advances toward Friday closing program.
Mrs Jennie Conyers of Cincinnati and her sister Mrs Bertha Witham visited family on Decoration Day. Phyliss Houston and aunt Mary Taylor also spent the day with E E Humphrey and Gladys. The McCormicks hosted their nephew while Lieut A L Boyd and Mr and Mrs C D of Hyde Park called after Boyd returned from Germany by plane.
Mrs. Ann Dietz, born May 18, 1867 near Owensville, Ohio, died after a long life in Clermont County. She married L. C. Dietz in 1885, who died in 1931, and she leaves daughter Grace Gall, husband, a brother, nieces and nephews. She remained active in church, joining Owensville then Batavia Methodist Church, and was known for generosity and faithful attendance.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of Mrs Ann P Dietz. Thanks Rev Budd and John Craver for service and support. Mentions family members, overseas service, Purple Heart, furlough, and visits, with several names and places referenced.
The Cates Science Society in Esterville invites all to Sunday services at 10 30 A M and Sunday school, with midweek gatherings at 8 P M The reading room on U S Highway 125 at Tabasco Road is open Mon Tue Wed Fri 12 4 and Tue Thu 7 9 P M Sat 11 9 P M The group welcomes visitors to attend services and use the reading room.
The Pilgrim Holiness Church in Afton Ohio lists Sunday School at 1 30 P M preaching at 2 45 P M evening worship at 7 45 P M and Thursday night prayer meeting at 7 45 P M all times local church activity details.
The Stonelick Baptist Church in Stonelick Valley invites attendance for Bible School at 9 45 A M Worship at 11 A M Evangelistic Service at 7 45 P M Prayer and Bible Study Wednesday at 7 45 P M Pastor Charles W Jessee leads the congregation in these services.
The notice lists Sunday School at 9.30 a.m. worship at 10.30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 7.30 p.m. evening service at 8.15 p.m. signed by 1. E. Jenkins.
Batavia Presbyterian Church holds worship at 9 30 with Rev Charles Williams and 10 45 with Mrs Lowell Bennett. Summerside Methodist and other area churches list services and speakers. Local residents Mabel McCormick visited Newtonsville. Effie Hill and Mandie Hill ill. Wulfeck family mourns loss. Pvt Walter Wulfeck returns from captivity in New York.
PT. ISABEL William Dunaway and family hosted Billie of Cincinnati as guests Tuesday night. Sylvia Brown and Donna of Bethel visited Mr. W. A. Simon. Fred Fancher hosted L. A. Leanard Emma Lykins and Donna Gaye of Maple r. Myrtle Hall attended Allen Turt's funeral in Milford Wednesday.
Sol K Kernohan son of Robert and Katherine Kernohan was born August 17 1875 in Perintown Ohio and died June 7 1945 at his home. He married Harriet Irene Hutson January 11 1910 and they had one daughter Katherine. He served on the Perintown School Board for over thirty years and left Kincon Coal Company to devote himself to home and country life. Surviving: widow Harriet daughter Katherine and brother Hugh of Hamilton. another brother Robert preceded him six years. He was a cheerful neighbor and friend.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and flowers and thank Rev. Eugene Biffle for comforting words and John C Craver for his kindnesses at this time from Mrs Harriet I Kernohan and Katherine.
Ripley and L A Leonard family relations listed with Emma Lykin and Donna Gaye of Maple. Harlow and children from Bethel visit Smysor. Russell Woodruff from the Navy visits relatives. Sipple family and Margaret visit Burns at Antioch. Daisy hosts Ben Brady of Illinois and Thomas Linville in Amarillo. Bulow, Gaul, and Wilson families visit Bulow home. Ella Hughes visiting Claude McCane family.
John Bulow estate two story building formerly IOOF Hall destroyed by fire Friday. Price Hill visitors Clyde Dunkman and wife spent Sunday at William Smyser home with their trained war dog Micky, a 30 month overseas veteran weighing 114 pounds. Other local visits included Jesse Preston at Wigginsville and Bethel resident Glen Harris. Continuous health notes mention William Smyser in poor health and social visits from Ray Preston and Elmer Workman family.
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