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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1947
Page
2
Rose Holland of Batavia seeks a divorce from John Holland citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Ely White and Davidson represent the plaintiff. Ralph O. Woods and others filed an action for injunction and other relief against Owen Gibbs and others.
Probate Court entries show orders approving inventories and appraisements for Melissa A Wood George A Butler Ida B Grossnickle Walter Turner Isaac Grossnickle Jessie Teal Waldren and Jo hanna Collins. Inheritance tax amounts include 100 70 951 29 with Ferdinand Petraske not subject to tax. transfers of vehicle title were ordered for Harry Allen Lillich and Frank E Hill.
Frank Turner 35 laborer of Bethel marries Ethel Baker 49 seamstress of Bethel. Paul Earl West 23 machinist of Springfield weds Vera Marcelle Roush 20 Bethel R 3.
A series of real estate transfers recorded in Clermont County include Henry G. Strohmenger to Arch and Carrie Peelman in Clermont County and multiple deeds transferring parcels in Union Tp Felicity Tate Tp Loveland Miami Tp Batavia Tp Pierce Tp Milford Stonelick Tp Williamsburg Village Locust Lake and Milford among named buyers and sellers. Highlights show transfers from Mayme and Corbet Young to Willene D. Turner and Lella B. Metzger to Jesse E. Metzger with other numerous transfers to individuals including Dorothy Leopold Tom Jones Grover C. and Ann James and Meredith C. White.
New Richmond residents report several relocations and visits. L H Bushman moved to Clermontville Ohio while Jesse Beckyliner families settled on Mt Zion. Mrs Sam Few attended brother Joseph Mallett's funeral at Mt Crab. Kiwanis hosts Mt Washington and Ripley guests with Governor Ike Driver speaker. Pepper production centers listed as Southern California Florida and Texas.
Batavia Lodge No 104 F A M holds annual inspection Friday March 14 at 8 pm with MM degree led by Jas B Wasner WM all Master Masons invited. Batavia Presbyterian Church circle meets March 17 at Mrs W Sterling Moore’s home for a pot luck supper. Several residents travel to Indianapolis for a Cable Tabernacle service.
Mrs Anna Little and Sadie Bee visited Velma St Clair in Branch Hill. Eileen Knecht from Bethel stayed with Jeannine Lanham. Mabel Cordrey of Cincinnati visited sister Pearl Manning and ill father H F Jobe. Vernon Kinnett moved to Wiggonsville farm. Merida Carnahan hosted Cincinnati relatives. Verla Beech from Bethel visited cousin Clarabel Beech. William Dunnaway hosted John Butters of Cincinnati. Ray Marksberry hosted Homer Smith daughter Wanda Jett from New Richmond and Herbert Marksberry. Wanda Jett and Marilyn Marksberry visited Abner Lykins in Bethel. Jessie Fancher and Julia Marksberry spent Wednesday with Md William
Cole of Feesburg notes a flurry of Sunday visits as families and friends from Germantown McKendree Fayettsville Milford and Kentucky shared calls and meals with local residents including the Catletts, Richardsons, Woodruffs, Cox, Swart, Lanham and Beach households during a recent weekend.
Mr and Mrs Bill Jones announce the birth of a boy and a girl on Saturday at Bethesda Hospital in Marathon. Mrs Clara Slater is named among local families mentioned in notes on visitors and relatives. Mr G M Caldwell recently visited daughter Katheryn Farrell and family.
In Cincinnati area notes, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Weak visited Buford with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morgan last Friday. Sunday callers at Slater home: Mr. and Mrs. Henry Acker Jr and children of Mt. Washington, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cochran of West Virginia. Wilbur Pfaff of Williamsburg visited William Smith last Friday. Marvin Sprague family visited Ironton. Lyle Sutton and children were dinner guests at C. W. Sutton home. Mrs. Clarence Malloy visited Tena Mallot. Several from the area attended the funeral of Zelphia Christie in Williamsburg last Thursday. Stella Ducheman visited Myrtle Hobson last Monday. Funeral services for Gaylord Needham, a former resident.
A community gathering was held at Marathon Church last Monday afternoon in the vicinity, drawing local residents for a brief service and social time.
The United States has more than 12,000 miles of seacoast and over 18,000 miles of inland waterways, highlighting the nation’s extensive coastline and internal water routes.
Ma Hoskins loves a worn rocking chair with a loud creak. Pa, after thirty years of hearing it, buys a new chair, hides the old one in the barn, and returns the old chair. He then enjoys a beer and reminds himself Ma is entitled to her small pleasures too.
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