Numerous Ohio court suits list divorces and damages
The Courts list cases including Ernest Bailey vs Sylvid Bailey for divorce, Nina Kennedy for divorce and dower relief, Caroline Walters for alimony, Lillie Heckathorn and N. S. Heckathorn vs The Southwestern Ohio Power Co damages $10 400, Edna Daugherty vs Joseph Daugherty and bank for divorce alimony custody and injunction, plus various probate filings, marriage licenses, new case filings, and public notices with assets and appraisals across Ohio counties.
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Ernest Bailey
Sylvid Bailey
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Charles Clifford Kennedy
Nina W. Kennedy
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Caroline Walters
William D. Walters
Britton & Britton
Lillie Heckathorn
The
Southwestern Ohio Power Co
Miami Township
Clermont County
Owen K. Blyth
Lucinda J. Reed
William Reed
C.N. Young
Clermont County Commissioners Meet In Special Session 1928
The Clermont County Commissioners met in special session on Monday June 11 1928 with all members present. They approved a long list of bills including supplies road work advertising payroll and various relief expenses. Tax payment deadline extended to July 20 1928. Additional bills were approved at the County Home including bread and inmate burial costs.
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Clermont County Commissioners
J. D. Adams Co
Citizens
Clermont Sun
W. W. Ualloway
W. Cossins
Columbus Blank Book Co
Ruth Daugherty
Lucy Dudley
Rose Ely
Frank Galbreath
Huber
John Farina Post
Etic
Orie Malott
K. Moyer
Joe Moeller
T. B
Ohio Law Reporter
B. Pringle
Rauscher Bros. Co
L. Rosselot
C. H. Reinhardt
Stakalta Mfg. Co
Reeee Ee
Batavia Oil Co
John Ballman
Bennett Behymer
Stone
Barrett Bros
Citizens’ Garage
Clermont Courier
Walter Smith
Southwestern Ohio Power Co
Standard Oil Co
MAB
Stockwell Tax Table Co
A.R. Salt
Escrereeees
Stakalta Mig. Co
U.S. Motor Truck Co
F. A
P. Kramer
Yapes
Ohio Penitentiary
Moore
Dickens Views of America Then and Now
The Detroit News notes Charles Dickens in 1842 described US settlements in Pennsylvania as miserable cabins with decayed materials and swampy land. He praised Ohio road travel as a rough track, contrasting with today’s United States Highway No. 21 through rich farm lands.
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Charles Dickens
United States
Pennsylvania
America
Ohio
Detroit News
Columbus Records His Voyage Hidden in Water Proof Barrel
Christopher Columbus, after a perilous voyage, wrote a full account on parchment and hid it in an iron bound barrel before tossing it into the sea. He hoped the record would survive, yet the fate of the note remains unknown.
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Christopher Columbus
Spain
New World
Santa Maria
Azores
Columbus
S. W. Rosenbach
Saturday Evening Post
Leave It to the Wife
Mr Wombat complains about his wife nagging as she finds flaws in his appearance. A sagacious friend explains wives aim to keep husbands at their best, noting even angels might have feathers misplaced.
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Yonkers
Census by Stones Counts 3.2 Million Chichimecan Tribe
Chief Odd Census Taking Nepaltzin devised a plain census plan for the Chichimec tribe. Each household used stones to represent family members, with carriers gathering stones into heaps for counting in an open field. Scientists found twelve heaps totaling 3,200,000 members.
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Nepaltzin
Valley
Mexico
Truthfulness nurtured by labels and home example
Winthrop D. Lane argues that a child tends to live up to the reputation given by parents and peers. A home where truth telling is treated as natural fosters a truth telling child and discourages lying through consistent example.
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Winthrop D. Lane
The
Delineator Magazine
The Wrong Place
Mrs B hid from a bill collector in a pantry hoping to avoid paying. The caller knocked until he left and planned a return. On a later visit she paid, but the agent teased that the pantry gave away her hiding spot via a buffet mirror.
Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Court orders public auction of three tracts totaling about sixty three acres in Washington Township and nearby surveys. Velma R. King sues Yrancis B. Curtis et al, with sale set at the Clermont County Courthouse front steps on Saturday July 21, 1928. Sheriff J. Grobwe and deputy announce terms and list Britten & Britten as plaintiff's attorneys.
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Velma R. King
Yrancis B. Curtis
Et al
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Batavia
Washington Township
Mathew Littleton
Joseph Ringle
Old Corner
Fred Ahrens
N. Mathews
Pingle
Orobwe Bheritt
Glermoint County
Sito
Robert Its
Britten & Britten
Assignee's Sale of Milford Lots 29 and 30 in Gatch Ave Subdivision
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders public auction of Lots 29 and 30 in John M Pattison's subdivision on Lewis Gatch Avenue Milford at 10 am June 30 1928. Property appraised at 6000 with one third cash day of sale and two equal installments bearing 6 percent interest secured by mortgage. Restrictions prevent liquor manufacturing gambling offensive nuisances and nonresidential use. parcels conveyed by Kristine Gaskins et al in 1927.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Milford
State of Ohio
Lewis Gatch
John M. Pattison
Kristine Gaskins
Dee
Pace
Cove
Notice to Contractors Clermont County Bridge Work Bids
Sealed bids for repair and construction of bridges in Clermont County Ohio are due at the county auditor's office in Batavia by 10 a m Saturday June 0 1928. Bids must be sealed and marked for construction of Clermont County bridges on listed townships with specific plans and survey data provided. The county reserve the right to reject any bid.
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Atavia
Ohio
Clermont County
Dcribed Ag Fae Glint Feral
Lami
Bineoe
Sonelick
Lete Haile
Saa
Clermont Coun
Onera
Thomas Chester
Eleanora Gomien
Warren County
Mary Highland
Mary Chester
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The fragmentary text mentions names and acronyms with unclear context. No coherent event or details are present to identify a person, place, or occurrence for a concise news card. Further readable content is needed to produce a valid summary.
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Gamarmon
Rena Me
Neal Aif Ma
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Harry
Jas. Sillett
the Peoples Bank
W. J. Needles
J. W. Lam
Dora Owens
Probate Court
John Holderfield, Jr
Jessie J. Gregor
Amelia
Richard Tumbleson
Mary Jane Adams
Donald Carl Reeves
Westboro
Alma Mae Taylor
Goshen
John Buescher
Cincinnati
Marie Rosenweig
Charles R. Frank
Mary M. Nash
Wmn. G. Winemiller
M. Kathleen Wise
Warren
8. M. Cover
N. O. Cover
Mathias Buechbacker
N. G. Cover
John Huls
Isiah Huls
Clement L. Woodruff
Plisa
Caroline Woodruff
F. L. Cook
Leonard
Lillie Leonard
Sanford N. Leonard
Hugh C. Nichols
Harry L. Moore
Florence Moore
Martha Paxton
W. S. Paxton
Chas
E. Roettinger
Catherine Jones Buckner
Fred Jones
Allen Glancy
James Lemar
E. M. Brown
Closson
Jesse Darlington
Isiah Hull
William Edward Motsinger
Charles Maham
D. L. Maham
Recorders Office
Frank
Anna Tatman
Bessie
Jennie Tatman
Monroe
Frank Tatman
Debbie Wood
Guy
Flora Jordan
Batavian
I. S. Forman Tooe F. Rice
Tate
Frank Dennie
Have Dixon
Anna Whitaker
Mabel Grossnickle
Newtonsville
Edgar Reeves
Anna Vaughn
Aielia
Joseph Ritchie
Ralph S. Ritchie
Goshen Two
John L. Roudebush
Florence Co
Union Two
H. R. and
L. &. Caldwell
Daniel
Margaret Rixner
Fannie Whitaker
Bert Stewart
Williamsburg
Jackson
Edgar M. Dixon
McDowell Falls
Bettie Hill
Stonelick
Claude A
Maude Rolph
William Mearns
Bethel
William and
Mary Mearns
Tate Two
Jennie Y. Shively
Lucinda Rapp
Lydia Anstaett
Clermont
Dickens Coudn
Pee Gee
Walig
Cer
FiLoon
Raper
Jlor Ybee Foe
Che. Ramee
Nay Nem
Mr. Wombat
Wilke Coal & Supply Co
Batavia, O
Berry
David Y. Fisher
Arthow
Beauman
Buckeye
Jared Lemar
Samuel Isher
Leary Furkiger
Ees
Fileton
Fee
Fisher's
Grees
Fredrick Range
Charles Strelew
Charles Strelew Jr
Batavia Route 4
Charles, Strelow
H. Woodmansee
Jude N. G. Cover
Carl Z. Garland
Sheriff's Sale
Piermont County
Bert Weregnem
Harry Sillett
James Sillett
Court of Common
Oiermans County
Bove
Amles
Motor Inn
Main Street
Ackard
Goa
Harmon County
Sale
W.o. Bishop
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