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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1932
Page
4
Numerous cases continue or are scheduled across jurisdictions. Actions include continued hearings, amendments to petitions, guardianship appointments, decrees in partition, and foreclosures. Notable items include State of Ohio v Spinelli with guilty verdict and prison term, and a new trial for Adamson v Workman.
The Clermont Courier from Batavia Ohio dated June 29 1932 reports local news and community notices of the period with city updates and public affairs in a concise newspaper card format.
The Republican platform proposes a constitutional plan to let states decide on prohibition via state conventions. It would resubmit the issue to the people, allowing dry and wet states to pursue changes. The piece argues broad support for the approach and expects similar Democratic language.
A docket lists several cases including Ethel Joslin vs Thomas Joslin et al for divorce alimony and injunction. Zeni Dresendruck vs Lillie Dresendruck for divorce. John A. Rosenberger vs Alice Rapp for partition. Catherine E Weben vs Geo H Linder for lease forfeiture and relief. National Guarantee & Finance Co vs Henley Blevens et al for replevin. Owensville B and L Co vs Florence Leever and Karl Clark for mortgage foreclosure. Earl Hock vs Mary Hock for divorce. Reber vs Reber for money. Attorneys named include Britton & Britton, Robt Hair, Nichols Speidel & Nichols, Cohen Marck & Huntings, and Davis Ely & Ely.
A long list of estate matters includes executors administrators guardians and appraisers for numerous estates such as Margaret Elizabeth Riley Emma Bolender Anna Mayer Henry Banks Sarah Conover Ollie Day Ida Deerham and others. Wills admitted to probate including those of Ollie Day Ida Deerham and James E Miller with inventories and final accounts filed and bonds set.
Hearing set for June 28 with Mary A. Rosenberger named administratrix of J. S. Rosenberger and bond fixed at 6000. Inventory of Jacob Bauman estate approved. Emma M. Rolender will admitted to probate. Margaret M. Behymer estate noted. Belle Marsh estate relieved from administration on request. Alice B. Hawkins seeks appointment as dean of H. Hawkins. Geo. Davis named guardian of Galen Davis minor with bond 900. Edward C. Ragland named guardian of Grace Ragland Eliza beth and Albert Davis with bond 2500.
Real estate transfers list numerous parcels exchanged for $1 with dates not shown. J L and Anna Purdur to Schoff cover 69 acres in Monroe South. Edna R and Walter Lucas to Charles Kessler involve 23 acres in Wayne. Purdur to Coleman includes 76 acres in Tate. Heberle to McCabe 35 acres Batavia. Leonard to Hill land in Williamsburg. Schneider to Winkler and Holly 20.15 acres Union. Jackson Board of Education to J B Ireton land in Jackson. Sartin to Theisman land in Pierce. Anna Theiss et al to Thomas Rust lot in Amelia.
A city resolution extends the taxpaying time to July 20 for the last half of 1931 taxes. The document lists suppliers and individuals including Garkins Chemical Co Dayton B. B. Co R. M. Thomessen Standard Oil Co Standard Reg Co Wood on Weil-Stonage Everett Weeks with various figures.
Roy Steelman files for divorce from Sylvia Steelman on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas case No 17897. hearing set on or after July 2. Britton & Britton, attorneys for plaintiff. Residence of Sylvia Steelman unknown.
Commissioners met June 20 in a special session and approved numerous bills for labor, materials, gravel, and services. Notable items include Batavia Oil Co., Citizen's Garage, Bell Phone, Columbus B. B. Co., Queen City Gravel Co., and payrolls totaling amounts across various departments. Final No. 242 recording appears as payroll and closing entries.
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