Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction on July 18 1936 at 2 PM of multiple Goshen Township parcels in Clermont County Ohio. Properties include five tracts totaling about 104 acres described by old survey lines and corners with appraised value set at 5000 dollars. Sale subject to cash terms under Sheriff Garland G Auxier with attorney Clarence N Young representing E H Stouder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Stouder
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of Ohio
Goshen Township
Ohio
John W. Johnson
R. C. Anderson
William Woodward
E. Burton
Burton
Weaver
Goshen Pike
Patton Farm
M. Apgar
Weaver and Williams
Beckman F. Weaver
James Stouder
James F. Stouder
Emma J. Stouder
Clermont
State of
Robert Anderson
Goshen
Henry Gibbs
Joseph Gibbs
Gibbs
Said Onty Road
Liam C. Stonder
Cora C. Stonder
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Clarence N. Young
E. H. Stouder
Surprise church gathering in Mt Holly area
Twenty five ladies of Athenla class and others from Christian chapel met with pastor's wife Mrs Zimmer man of Pt Isabel for a social gathering in Mt Holly. Community news notes a wedding, local visits, and club events in Clermont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Athenla
Christian Chapel
Zimmerman
Pt. Isabel
Herbert Thomas
Stonelick Creek
Rose Gehl
Pete Klemiste
City
Batavia Church
Gehl
Loyd
Defiance College
Mary Fagin
Norman
Clermont County Bankers’ Asso
Bethel
Herman Gaskins
Luther Taylor
Miami College
Ladies Aid
Fred Yopie
Spence Dawson
Silverton
J. BE. Lytle
H. Shamp
Henke
Stewart Ancheitz
Dreisner
Nancy Bowman
Gibson Art Co
Community House
Page Dawson
J. H. Dawson
Mary
Norman Fagin
Albert Tscherin
Clermontville
Sunday Socials and Club Meetings Across Covington Area
Clifford Nash and family of Covington spent Sunday with Jesse Cross and Thomas McFarland and son with Margaret Hyde Park were Wednesday callers at Bennett Behymer's. Edgar Eppert and family moved to Cincinnati. James Wade and wife of Oakley were weekend guests of Emmerick Bradbury and wife. Joe Swartz and family of Elmwood visited J F Robinson. Wm Berkeley and family of East End called on Miss Cassie Tone. Mr and Mrs F P Behnke spent Sunday at the Zoo. Peterpan 4H club met with Miss Ruth Young leader Kathryn Townsley and 28 members. A good start was made on the garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Nash
Covington
Jesse Cross
Thomas McFarland
An Mies Margaret
Hyde Park
Bennett Behymer
Edgar Eppert
Cincinnati
James Wade
Oakley
Emmerick Bradbury
Joe Swartz
Elmwood
J. F. Robinson
Wm. Berkley
East End
Local Social Visits Reported Across Felicity and Vicinity
Chas Kellum and his wife spent Monday afternoon with Fulton Hannah at Felicity. Miss Thelma Grover visited Daisy Windsor. Geo Larkins with wife and daughters Glori and Julia spent Sunday with James Musgrove and wife. Mr and Mrs Bert Swing hosted Bethel. Geo Bees welcomed Mr Bee Thursday. G S Turton of Northtown Pa, uncle of Wm Wilson and sisters, visiting. Mary Margaret Miller spent Wednesday with Agnes Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.Kellum
Fulton Hannah
Felicity
Thelma Grover
City
Daisy Windsor
Geo. Larkins
Glori
Julia
James Musgrove
Bert Swing
Bethel
Geo. Bee
G.S Turton
Northtown
Wm. Wilson
Mary Margaret Miller
Agnes Bee
Weekend Visitors and Local Social Notes
Offerle's hosted guests from Kentucky and Indiana over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Edwards visited Strimples at Forest Hill on Sunday. Glenn Teegarden recently entertained the Men's club at his parents' home. A sumptuous lunch was served. Mrs. Chas Houser Virginia and Martha Jean attended the Philathea picnic at Mrs. Bertha Reed's home. Mrs. Carlisle returned from Springfield. Harry Haggerty bought the Warner farm. Mr. Nessler bought a Ford from Ino Frances in Amelia. Prof. Tabscott's relatives learned of Mr. Perin and Rachel arriving in Salt Lake City en route to California for the summer. Vernon Nelson, Mrs. Wm. Frey and Mrs. Laycock visited Bethesda hospital to see Mrs. Nelson recovering from an appendectomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offerle
Kentucky
Indiana
Nessler
Ringel Family Attends Funeral at Mt Washington
Stanley Ringel and family attend the funeral of Lou Kaeling at Mt Washington on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Ringel
Lou Kaeling
Mt. Washington
Busy week of visits and gatherings in Glenest area
Mrs J R Carlisle and son Jim mie visited relatives in Springfield last week. The WCTU met at the County Home Thursday with a rendered program. Several families travel to Dayton Annapolis and England for visits and trips. The Philatheas held an annual picnic. Recitals and weddings noted including Jim True and Gladys Beth and Anna Kinman with Albert Merriott. Primary teacher Viola Maddox left for a field trip of 8500 miles under Prof A T Eveans of Main University. Community events include grange lectures, juveniles program, and numerous family visits across towns and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School
J. R. Carlisle
Jimmie
Springfiel
WCTU
Nannie Ferris
Dayton
Searce
Billy
England
Edith Flora
Roberta
Annapolis
Philatheas
Jackie Smith
Netherland
Mt. Carmel
Joe Stephens
Berea
W. A. McGraw
Versalles
Frank Nash
E. Shipp
Washington D. C
Tom Keen
Batavia
H.brown
West
Wood
Dennie Brown
City
Wm. Pruitt
Madisonville
Chas. Rosenberg
Delia Bell
Jim True
Gladys Beth
Anna Kinman
Albert Merriott
Viola Maddox
Mian University
Vernon Harrison
We Snider
the Grange
Carmel Grange
Win. Schneider
Geo
Henry Strohmenger
Wyoming
A. H. Theis
Kennedy Heights
M. A. Beatty
Detroit
Chas. Keith
Partition Notice in Clermont County Ohio Suit 19119
T M Cowquill files for partition of multiple parcels in Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio in case 19119 against Ambrose Smith and others. Notice requires answer by July 27 1936. Petitioner is represented by T M Cowquill attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Smith
Williamsburg
Greenbush
John Knight
County of
Clermont
State of
Ohio
Joseph Jones
J. C
J. C. Price
John Price
John Cobb
Said Cobb
Mallett
Towit
Geo. L. Knight
Cobb
William Foster
J. J. Snider
Snider
Knight
George L. Knight
Mary Knight
Eliza Smith
Clermont County
Howard
Jane Billingsley
T. M. Cowquill
Social Guests and Visiting Families Record Busy Weekends
Local society notes list numerous dinner and weekend visits. Families hosted include the Lukemires, Harrises, Stewarts, Buschs, Frazier, and Chattertons with guests from Vernon, Hillsboro, Cincinnati, Oxford, Georgetown, Mt. Carmel, Norwood, Madisonville, Avondale, Clinton Iowa, and Ky. The Bankers Banquet at Bethel drew about 25 attendees from Peoples and Farmers and Merchants banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Lukemire
Chas. Harris
Vernon Kyle Harris
Alms Hotel
Harry Lukemire
Hillsboro
Gilbert Radcliff
Chenview Walnut Hills
Peoples
Farmers and Merchants Banks
Bankers
Bethel
Wilbur Stewart
New York City
Clarence Stewart
Oxford
Henry Busch
Lansing
Mich
Chas. Frazier
Margaret Sentman
Rainsboro
Bertha Hutton
Miami University
Earl Heslar
Georgetown
Violet Ellis
Marjorie Dressen
Cincinnati
Geo. Kratzer
J. H. Bradley
Mt. Crab
J. G. Moorhead
Chas. Robinson
Walnut Hills
J. B. Chaney
Norwood
J. B. Cover
David DeVore
Huntington
Ww. A
Vernie Smith
Madisonville
Wilbur Smith
M. D. Geigerman
W. A. Foster
Avondale
Harold Chatterton
George Hurburt
Clinton
Iowa
A. N. Ely
Community Notes: Local Visits and Gatherings Across Bethel
Bethel residents host and visit relatives and friends from Hamilton, Cincinnati, Akron, Covington, and Augusta. Families share dinners, garden parties, and club meetings with neighbors including Swing, Page, Shields, and Harlow families. A Children’s Day program is planned at the M. E. Church for June 28.
Local social notes from Hillsboro area families
Mr and Mrs Harold Predmore and daughter Barbara Ann of Hillsboro were guests of Dr A G and Mrs Predmore on Sunday. Mrs Chaney and daughters Jessie Mae and Lilly Ellen of Blanchester visited here Saturday. Mr and Mrs G C Steward were guests of Mr and Mrs B E Curlis at Germantown Sunday. Doris Cramer hosted the 4 H Sewing Club Thursday afternoon. Attendees joined the James home sale Thursday. G C Steward Ralph Curlis and Paul Grossnickle attended an Allis Chalmers meeting at Hillsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Predmore
Barbara Ann
Hillsboro
A. G
Predmore
Chaney
Jessie Mae
Lilly Ellen
Blanchester
G. C. Steward
B. E. Curlis
Germantown
Doris Cramer
James Home
Ralph Curlis
Paul Grossnickle
Allis Chalmers
Funeral for Newtonsville resident Wilson Schooley
After a short illness Wilson Schooley died Wednesday evening. Funeral services will be held Saturday at Modest Church led by Rev. Stitzel of Mt Crab and Rev. Hoggatt of Westboro with burial in Plainview cemetery. Attendees came from Indianapolis Dayton Middletown Loveland Milford Avondale and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Schooley
Modest Church
Revi’ Stitzel
Mt Crab
Hoggatt
Westboro
M. E. Church
Floyd Sutton
Plainview Cemetery
Russell Burkess
Harold Hobbs
Indianapolis
Harry Burns
Dayton
Granville Dumford
Stella van Horn
Middletown
Philip Emery
Dow Rogers
Theo Williams
Edenton
Eunice Hill
Beatrice Ravencraft
Maysville
Paul Spencer
Erma Robinson
Norwood
Stanley Pringle
Ethel Mae
Alma Hill
Chas. Seward
Belfast
Harry Losey
J. C. Kimble
Glen Este
Robert Williams
Lillie Washburn
Sebastian Sutton
Steve Shriner
Milford
Dannie Barr
G. E. Shepard
Rowe
Columbus
Ben Clemons
Nelle Tolle
Cleons
Tolle
Frank Pringle
Lydia Clemons
Cynthiana
Carmel's Modern Cooks 4 H Club Meets for Luncheon
The Carmel 4 H Club held its fourth meeting on June 18 at the schoolhouse at 11 a.m. Members prepared lunch, then conducted regular business. The leader outlined future projects and tasks to be completed before the next meeting on July 2 at 11 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmel
Modern Cooks 4-H Club
Notice of Amended Certificate Application by Motor Freight Inc
Commercial Motor Freight Inc has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio an application to amend Certificate No 300 to transport property over an amended route linking Cleveland Youngstown Coshocton Akron Ottawa Wooster Columbus Newark Lancaster Enterprise Portsmouth Zanesville Pomeroy Athens Cincinnati Toledo Greenville Bucyrus Mansfield Sharonville Marion Middletown Kenton Eaton Portsmouth and intermediate points using 27 two and a half ton and 93 one and a half ton vehicles and 135 trailers. A hearing time and place are to be provided by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Motor Freight, Inc
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Cleveland
Youngstown
Coshocton
Akron
Ottawa
Wooster
Columbus
Newark
Lancaster
Enterprise
Portsmouth
Zanesville
Pomeroy
Athens
Cincinnati
Toledo
Greenville
Bucyrus
Mansfield
Sharonville
Marion
Middletown
Kenton
Eaton
Points
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriffs
Clermont Common Pleas Order OF Sale
Locust Corner
Wiggonsville
Amelia
Glenest
Ludlow
Sam Ludlow
Harley Philibaum
Norman Philibaum
Sue Smythe
Sunda
Amily
Mt.Keiring
Cherry’st
B. Smythe
Sue
Ed Huheey
Jim
Royal Smith’s
Warrick
Finley Jacobs
Ella McGuire
Milt
Cook and Son
Mullens
W. Va
R. A. Hoffman
THE
Batavia Motor Company
Batavia, Ohio
Legal Notice Court OF Common Pleas
Ambrose Smith Et al
F. & W. Sales CO
Olds Coupe
Essex Town
Willys
Essex
Dora Parker
Emory Parker
Hamilton
Eleanor Love
Earl Love
Hamersville
Nellie
Marie Goodwin
Baptist Circle
S. N. Leonard
Oliver
House of
Mt. Lookout
Lee Harris
Didton
Allan Harris
Rand
Wow Fagley
Redding
Thomas Halse
Floyd Barnette
Peoria
Ill
B. F. Swing
C. L. Page
H. B.hutson
Helen Page
Bessie Boys
Chile
Glenn Swing
C. J. Swing
Edna
Philip Swing
June Renee
G. T. Brown
M. E. Bredwell
Farm Women’s Club
East Hill Club
George Brannock
Charlottsville
Brannock
H. M. Wymer
E. B. Hancock
Jimmy
Augusta
Dorothy Jean Shields
Fred Shields
Frank
Marilyn
Gasmer
Elsa
Florence Page
W. A
Page
Lucy Bolender
Elbert
Hilliards
Wilmington
Catherine Swing
Earl Eastwood
St Bluestein
Ella Kramer
Greensboro
Ray Evans
Elizabeth Harlow
Mabel Mulloy
Florence Caldwell
Sutton
Hodges
Samuel Harlow
Edwards
Curlis
Newtonsville
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