Batavia, Ohio Public Notices Highlight 1928 Events
Fragmentary OCR lists Batavia Ohio entries from 1928 with dates and local actions. Readable items reference civic notices and municipal references though full details are obscured.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR lists Batavia Ohio entries from 1928 with dates and local actions. Readable items reference civic notices and municipal references though full details are obscured.
A list of 85 candidates announcing for various Ohio offices before the August primary. Names include Charles C. Kearns Batavia for Congress Sixth District. Fred Edgington Washington for State Representative Fourth District. H J Arnold Ohio. Anna Quinby Wayne. John Hayden Felicity. J M Heil Pierce. N G Cover Batavia. Robert Roberts Milford. Daniel W Kendel Batavia. R F Erdman New Richmond. Geo P Medary Williamsburg. Forrest E Ely Batavia. Carl Joseph Batavia. Jos I Williams New Richmond. W K Slye Amelia. Frank Willis Monroe. Fara Seyler Batavia. A O Mosbacher Tate. J H Fitzpatrick Amelia. O O Brown Tate. C A Long Wayne. Wm B Brown Williamsburg. Miles R Deal Williamsburg. Arthur Hartman Ohio. among others.
Multiple civil actions listed including Della Shively versus Mearl Shively for alimony injunction and child custody. Beekman divorce and custody. Lane versus Clemons money claim. foreclosure suits totaling about 8000 with 7 percent interest from 1927. alimony and attorney fees for Gregore. Loveland Mutual versus Schmidt foreclosure. numerous parties with mortgages and claims. authenticated will of Flora Belle Frazier filed.
Batavia board members meet June 18 with full attendance. They approve numerous bills from Acme Sand and Gravel through Ohio Law Reporter and others, authorize road right of way payments, survey between A and P highway and Green Mound Rd, and appoint administrators and executors in several estates. Infirmary bills for groceries, light, and potatoes are approved.
Estate details exempt inheritance tax with net value 4608 dollars. Distribution lists Co J and Lawrence Donnelly each g389, John James C and George Donnelly 706 each, Rose Hall Margaret Harey 706 each, Palmer O Miles C and Clarence Donnelly 100 each. Sale of bonds in Andrew J Thompson estate by Grace Stander approved. Brice Hendrixson guardian authorized to buy Bethel real estate. Chas F Johnson administrator of W B Johnson V8. Entry of judgment and order of sale.
A series of land transfers lists Lydia Pursley to John W Clark 72 acres. Ella Hoffman to Lydia Anstaett 97 acres in Stonelick Two. Anna Snoble to Virgil and Inez Wright 44 acres Union Two. Amy Worley et al to Victor D Shumard Jr lot 3 Kugler Town Milford. J J Dixson to Mary Ellen Dickson 42 acres Monroe Two. James A and Lora Ellis to John Hull Earl Thompson 28 acres Union Two. Paul R Newell to Theresa G Smith land Miami Two. Lillie Louise Newell to Theresa G Smith 1 acre Miami Two. Clarence and Gertrude Nelson to Geo and Rosa Fishback 25 acres Union Two. Mary and Joseph Jenkins to Florence B Eckert lot New Richmond. Henry and Virginia Simpson to Frank Nelson lot New Richmond. Samuel T Chambers to Clarence H Klug 42 acres Jackson Twp. Emily W and Wright C Runyan to Paul Newell land Miami Two. Albert W and Clara Glaser to George A and Dulcina Houston lot Neville. Carl and Laura Fletcher to Henry A Swafford lot Forest Park subdivision Loveland. Anna and H R Clark to Henry Swafford lot Forest Park subdivision.
Farmers face a split season with drought early and now heavy rains. Soil remains too dry to break in some areas while others contend with washed hillsides and damaged plowed ground from Friday night downpour. Tobacco shows a strong bottom start. weeds, grass surge in fields. Harly summer ideal for culling the ewe flock.
Columbus June 23 Ohio Secretary of State reports declarations of candidacy for state offices. Candidates seek United States Senator Governor Lieutenant Governor Attorney General Auditor and more from Republican and Democratic tickets. Primary set for August 14 with general election November 6.
Captain Loomis takes over Inspector of Recruiting for Central and West Central Divisions on June 16 1928 relieving Commander Dibrell. Navy needs electri cians radio men carpenters mates ship fitters machinist mates boiler makers blacksmiths coppersmiths yeomen clerks hospital corpsmen musicians aviation pilots and more. Cincinnati Navy Recruiting Office offers further information call or write.
Short and middling notes discuss refrigerator ice use cost savings and hog production trends in Europe. Cites an O U graduate losing a diploma shortly after graduation and laments four wasted years.
Notice of a public hearing on the townships 1928 budget is scheduled for July, at Locust office Garner OH. The hearing will consider the budget prepared by trustees for the upcoming fiscal year, with the township clerk presiding.
Mildred Adams petitions the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio under case 16667 to change her name to Mildred Berger. Hearing set on or after the oath day of July 1928. Britton and Britton serve as attorneys for Mildred Adams. The notice lists several state officials and party affiliations as required.
Ohio cities are expanding forest programs with Wellston showcasing a 400 acre water protection project around Lake Alma. Ten thousand red pine and ten thousand Scotch pine have been planted on 20 hillside acres, with 800 acres of second growth timber to be managed for future income and water protection. Cleveland Oberlin Cincinnati and Akron also maintain municipal forests.
Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders public auction June 30 1928 at 10 am on premises Milford Village Lots 29 and 30 fronting 40 feet on Lewis Gatch Avenue. Property described with restrictions on liquor gambling nuisance and residence use. appraised at 6000 dollars. Terms: one third cash, two equal deferred payments with 6 percent interest secured by mortgage. Sale for the benefit of Christine Gaskins and others.
A sheriff s sale of real estate in Pax ny Miami liesge Ohio is ordered by the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County. The property near Pax ny is to be sold at public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Athens on July 2, 1916, between 11:00 am. Cash is required.
Public auction of three parcels in Washington Township Clermont County Ohio on July 21 1928 between 1 and 12 oclock, prompted by an order in the case of Velma R. King plaintiff vs Francis B. Curtis et al. Parcels total about 63 acres described by metes bounds with tracts one to three, with cash terms and sheriff sale by J Oey.
Sealed bids for ballots for August primary must be in the hands of the clerk of the board by noon on a specified date. Each bid must include a bond and be accompanied by the bidder’s name. The board reserves the right to reject all bids.
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