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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
5
A digest of cases from the Common Pleas Court including partitions and judgments. Entries note settlements, dismissals, and decrees involving defendants such as Slattery, Fitzgerald, Katapiek, and White, with guardianship and divorce actions and estates of Curry and McCormick.
Martha Bays and A Bays transfer 2 acres in Washington to Edward and Vesta Neal for 300 dollars. Ella Crowe sells 4 acres in Goshen to Caroline Reid and 2 acres to Marion Barre for one dollar each. Multiple deeds record transfers of farms and lots across Union, Miami, Goshen, Felicity, Tate, Perce two, Bethel, New Rich mond, Franklin two, and Newtonsville with values mostly one dollar or small sums. includes Globe Register Co. purchase of 5 acres from Ohio National Life Ins. Co. for 450 dollars.
Mrs. J B Cover and C A Frazier visited Richmond Indiana while Mrs C A Frazier returned home with them. Carl Ireton spent the week in Richmond Dayton with his parents. Bertha Hutton visited Ralph Fuhr. J B Cover attended the Ohio Bankers Association convention in Akron. Elizabeth Ireton and others attended Wilmington College graduation where Eleanor Ireton graduated. Arthur Peed on a southern motor trip. John William Ireton visited grandmother Elizabeth Ireton. William Miller enjoyed Sunday at Blue Sky Park with Portsmouth relatives. Lucile Stout hosted the Baptist Circle. Louella Herbart hosted Jolly Sewing Club. Rose Frazier and children visited Hamilton relatives. A R Blocher and wife visited Middletown. John Littleton hosted Georgetown guests Leonard Haucke.
Mrs. Alexander Watson of Bethel died Saturday afternoon at her home on South Ash Street after a period of poor health. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 PM at the Church of Christ in Bethel with L. D. Kennedy presiding. The notice lists local visitors and family movements including trips to Georgetown Ohio and Coshocton Ohio, plus several relatives attending services or visiting.
A Children Day program is planned for next Sunday evening June 19 at Christian Chapel with all welcome. The community notes the death of lifelong resident Miss Susie Thoma known as Aunt Tune after a brief illness at her nephew Herbert Thomas home. Funeral occurred at her home with burial at Amelia.
A brief notice notes Bantam Children’s Day services at Old Beth El Church next Sunday evening. The text mentions Elmer and his wife visiting on Sunday along with Howard Hancock.
Broken rib noted. Edgar Daugherty and wife spent Sunday afternoon with Arthur Moore Abner Butler and daughter Miss Jessie spent Sunday with Raymond Butler and family. George Roefein and wife of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Roy Martin. Mrs Busch and daughters of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Chas Raymond and family.
Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Theo Witt and Mrs. Itha Gates with Alice Gates in Hyde Park. Visitors from Wahlington and Ft. Thomas called on Myer and Lungmus families. Chas Hays place sold to Chas Henslee of Lima Ohio. Offutt visited Hahn and Terrill in Ft. Thomas. Snyder operated for sinus trouble at Christ Hospital and is recovering. Perry and Frances joined a Cincinnati visit to see their daughter. 4th Quarterly Conference set for July 12 at M E Church with Rev. Dr. George to preach. John Purdum swapped farm for a hotel in Indiana. Anna Purdum and family left for Indiana. Ed Sivem hosted De Fen of Marie mont and Martin family of Painesville. Nellie Mattox and others toured Natural Bridge in Kentucky.
Amelia events list social happenings with notes on a Life of Christ in Pictures presentation next Thursday the 16th at the M E Band Association. a recent School Auditorium dance. vacations in Chicago. visits among local families. arrivals from Annapolis and Winchester. Sewing Club and Men’s Club hosts. new members admitted.
Social rounds include the Kettlers Smythes Snythes Averys and McGuires hosting and visiting in Glen Este. Attendees share Friday and Sunday events, a Perfect Circle movie at Charles McGuire’s garage, and trips to Redland Field Cincinnati and Oxford Ohio.
Marriage licenses issued for Fred L Harris Jr and Cecil Marie Behymer with executors and appraisers named. bonds noted. Estates listed include Carrie Kennedy, Earl Burns, Marie Carolton, Ellen Jones, John Niess, Thomas Doyle, Richard Belt, Sol Solomon Starks, and John Washburn with bonds, inventories, and schedules of claims. Inheritance tax details given for several estates and stock distributions ordered.
County officials met on June 6 to open bids for road and equipment projects and allocate funds from the General Co. fund to Probate Judge and Clerk of Courts supply accounts. Several road improvement contracts were readvertised, with bids to be reconsidered and letting set for June 13.
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