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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1938
Page
4
A compilation of court actions includes foreclosures of mortgage on various properties with details on parties and attorneys. Multiple divorce cases and custody disputes are listed along with numerous estate matters including probates and administration, with notices of hearings, transfers, and inventories among Clermont County records.
Notice to contractors in Columbus Ohio on June 4 1938 for seven unified bituminous contracts on state highways across Clinton Greene Clermont and Warren counties. Proposals cover sections of US and state routes with widths from 13 to 20 feet and project lengths from 1.35 to 28.66 miles. Estimated costs range from 672.37 to 18 832.29 dollars. Bids due June 24 1938 at ten A M Eastern Time with 5 percent certified check. Director John Jaster Jr reserves right to reject bids.
Estate of Henry Watkins, deceased. Mary appointed administratrix of said estate. All claimants must file with the county court within four months of June 1. Orville W. Halbisch, Clerk of said county.
Notice to interested parties that a schedule of claims and debts for the estate of Frank Krunk, deceased, Batavia township, was filed in court. The hearing is set for June 28 1988 at 10 oclock, with exceptions due at least five days prior. Court seal in Batavia Ohio. Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge. Davis Ely Ely attorneys.
For sale in Southern Ohio a level well drained productive soil farm on a highway with hog proof fences 3 acres woods 12 acres good wheat 9 acres corn 3 acres soybeans basin grass a frame house electric cellar surrounded by shade with poultry and broader houses ga rage granery large barn stable for 8 head and plenty of water all roofs in good condition and a bargain at 6800 with immediate possession. Wanted country homes farms buying orders.
Public notice from Clermont County court states the estate of Roger Bagasse and estate of Roger Layton ceased. Inventories and appraisements are to be filed before the court on a Saturday in June 1998 at 10 a.m. Interested parties must file before the deadline as directed by the probate judge.
A historical notice records the annexation of Anna OC Williams estate by Cheretont peers with a 1938 date, mentioning Prytch to pope Jigs Gone aa.
The Peter Pan Sewing Club met at Dorothy and Mildrad Bert rand’s home with 25 members. An ice cream social was planned for June 48. Committees were named for poster work. Hostesses and reporters were listed. The Lorado Busy Bees met June 8 at the schoolhouse with flowers and swine care demonstrations and new member Earl Grosnickle joining. Ice cream was served. Two clubs, Willing Workers Food Club and Cheerful Workers Sewing Club, joined at Owensville School auditorium June 6 with 29 members under Mrs. Roy Battles and Mrs. Nelson Patchell. Doris Fetter was elected president with a slate of officers. next meeting set for June 14.
The Jolly 4H Stitchers met at Virginia Dunn's home on June 9 with a roll call and clue collection. After games and a dainty lunch, the group adjourned to recreation. Next meeting is at Lola Jacobs home on June 16 with Lola Jacobs as news reporter.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces openings for public health nurse and related posts with salaries from 1,800 to 2,000 dollars. Alaska and interior positions require age limits. various deductions apply. Closing dates vary by region, with Alaska dates extending into January 1939. An assistant gardener position in the Bureau of Plant Industry is also noted.
Closing dates set for applications from states east of Colorado by July 24 and from Colorado and states westward by July 14. Full details available from the Secretary of the United States Civil Service Board of Examiners at the post office or custom house in any first or second class city, or from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.
Commissioners report lists expenses for County Relief No 2 including supplies gas services printing and repairs. The long itemized bill includes payments to Clermont Publishing Co Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Larkin Hendrixson Dr C S Van Horn and various hardware and supply firms with amounts ranging from fractions of a dollar to over 60 dollars. The document reflects court house jail sheriff coroner and auditor related costs and memorial day expenditures.
John Chase Bryant a 29 year old Loveland resident and former Hughes High School football star died after a Friday night collision three miles south of Circleville Ohio. Three others were injured including Edward Lowrey Leslie W Hughes and Albert Clark. Bryant was en route to Loveland to visit his daughter Lois when the accident occurred.
A vehicle collision occurred at an intersection during unclear conditions. Limited readable text mentions a person and a vehicle in motion with potential injuries but lacks complete details on time, parties, or consequences. Further confirmation from the full report is needed.
In Marietta the home of the wooden nickel a second issue of 5 000 circular wooden nickels went on sale today the first 5 000 issued last week is nearly exhausted The nickel marks the July 2 17 celebration of the 150th anniversary of American civil government west of the original states Plans include pageants parades fireworks conventions a Governors Day and a Star for the Flag pageant with 1200 cast on a 300 foot stage Roosevelt will dedicate the National Memorial to The Start of the Nation Westward on July 8 The nickel are redeemable in U S coin until July 18 despite widespread circulation few redemption requests have been received
Fifty years ago in April 1888 Robert Luce then Boston Globe editor urged his brother Linn to review exchanges after publication. The venture began with 265 dollars capital and grew into a national clipping service, reaching New York in 1893 and employing over a hundred ten people with Robert Luce as president while serving in Congress.
A Highland county club promotes S A Ringer’s bid for Congress in the Sixth District by proposing horseshoe pitching courts in every village. The effort aims to recruit hundreds of players to pitch ringers for Ringer for Congress. Clermont county already pursuing a similar plan.
A planned Democratic meeting announced by Mrs. Ollie Wood, chairwoman of the county Democratic women's political group, notes a lawyer for crew in Clermont County and aims for June.
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