Court Notices From Owensville Docket List Mixed Cases
Court entries show multiple cases in Owensville with various actions including divorces, sales of entailed real estate, will constructions, judgments, dismissals, and confirmations. Notable items include a divorce case Thomas White vs Minnie White and judgments against James Brower et al and others with amounts ranging from 60 to 3605 dollars and dates spanning 1924 to 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lormon Casas Court
S Low Sutter
Merchants & Farmers Bank
Owensville
Ve. Walter
Armstrong
Jones
Davis & Hly
Plaintiff
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Louis Morton Spencer
Emma Hair
Addie Stewart
Dollie A. J. Spencer
Chas. Spencer
Bertha M. Cast
Will
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Jances Belle Cobb
Elmer Cobb
Minnie Cobb
Davis & Ely
Britton & Britton
Thomas ©. White
Minnie R. White
Joseph Noerthes
Harry Millson
Carl Z. Garland
Ruth Schooley
Orville Schooley
John W. Lytle
Emmet Williams
the Peoples Bank
Williamsburg
Robert S.croswell
James Brower
Croswell
W. H. Baum
Retta Tles
Milford B. & L
Anthony Krucho
Harry Britton
Susie Daugherty
New Milford area residents named in probate and estate notices
Several probate items list heirs and residences including William M. Fisher and Alice B. Redal of Milford, James M. Patchell and Ruth E. Brower of Milford, plus Branch Hill and Batavia connections. Appraisers and attorneys named. bond set at 2400 dollars. Other notices include executrix appointments, final accounts, and private sale of listed property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William M. Fisher
Alice B. Redal
Milford
Floyd L. Carr
Erma M. Link
Branch Hill
James M. Patchell
Batavia
Ruth E. Brower
Sanford Malott
Williamsburg
Frances Bruin
Amelia
Chas. Hancock
Audrey M. Gast
Bethel
Boyd Estate
A. Brannock
Oliver P. Jones
Josephus M. Jones
Wm. Thompson
C. J. Weyaiid
John Fitzwater
Davis & Ely
Josephine Rothenhoefer
Louis Rothenhoefer
Martha Wilson
Sherman Wilson
Chard H. Sebree
Elizabeth Sebree
Executrix
Frank Grossmickle
Dollie A. J
Delmer Todd
Dawes
Isaac Keethler
Charles and
Ray Leopold
Jaime Lockwood
Real Estate Transfers Listed in Recorder’s Office
Barbara Meyer transfers a lot in Felicity to Sarah Metzgar for $1. Mary J. Manning deeds 59 acres in Tate Township to Ben Tekuloe for $1. Anna Glancy conveys 64 acres in Goshen Township to Ella R. Crowe for $1. R. E. Leeds transfers Hand in Williamsburg Township to Delmer Sargent for $1. Ella V. Millis to Mara L. Bar beau 5 acres in Batavia Township for $1. Theodore Legner to George Link 21 acres in Miami Township for $1. Ora C. Gatch to Lewis N. Gatch 93 acres in Miami Township for $1. Lewis N. Gatch to Central Trust Co. 98 acres in Miami Township for $1. Katie L. Vail to Lawrence W. Witteking 54 acres in Tate Township for $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Meyer
Sarah Metzgar
Felicity
Mary J. Manning
Ben Tekuloe
Tate
Anna Glancy
Ella R. Crowe
Goshen
R. E. Leeds
Delmer Sargent
Williamsburg
Uella V. Millis
Mara L. Barbeau
Batavia
Theodore
County Commissioners Approve Bonds and Road Work
The May 7 weekly session approved Auditor Ketchum’s bond and a depository bond for New Richmond National Bank. They authorized payments for crushed stone, gravel, lightbulbs, and payroll items, and approved paving and pike repair on Centerville road from Rotary Camp to Olive Branch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Bell
Joan Ballinan
W. T. Cressler
U. Curliss
Citizen's Garage
Same
Champion Bridge Co
Baldita Soaehs
Lucy Dudley
R. B. Eveland
Catternanieee
Garland
Hall
Pike Repair
Fulton Hannah
Iles Garage
Civah
Fred Jones
Johnson & Watson
C. H. Ludlow
Mattie Rice
Orie Malott
W.H. Norris
Pringe & Buerkle
W. H. Stanage
A.r.thompson
Iva Waits
New Richmond National Bank
Homer Hunt
Centerville
Rotary Camp
Olive Branch
Production and marketing in farm business partnership
The article argues production and marketing are interdependent in farming. It notes that market value starts with production decisions such as seed choice and soil preparation. High quality, well kept crops expand demand and enable cooperative marketing through producer cooperation led by W. G. Winemiller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Winemiller
Clermont County Licensed Truckers Organize Network
Clermont County licensed truckers met at the courthouse and formed an association. Officers elected for the year include Gerald Ties chair, Frank Carnes secretary, S. P. Swart treasurer, Brice Hendrixson recording secretary. An enforcement committee was created and all members serve on it. Regular meetings set for every second and fourth Thursday with a March 24 meeting urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Clermont County Court House
Public Utilities Commission
Gerald Ties
Batavia
Frank Carnes
New Richmond
P. Swart
Moscow
Brice Hendrixson
State Aid Prospects Lift County School Budgets
Supt. EB Pattison conferred in Columbus with the Department of Education on state aid distribution for 1926 27. An appropriation of 2 500 000 has cleared the Legislature though funds may not reach the treasury soon. If needed boards may borrow in anticipation of August local tax distribution to be repaid by later state aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. H. Pattison
Columbus
Department of Education
Boards of Education
George Kendred
Henderson
Bue
Hio
Julia E. McNutt
Frank Hauck
O. H. McNuts Company
Williamsburg
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Henderger
Hamilton County
LE Pon TT
Auok, Partners
Businender
OH. McNutt & Co
Brigton & Britton
Top-working Demonstration for Orchard Improve at Heil Orchard
Professor O. B. Holland of the university horticulture extension will demonstrate top-working of young apple trees at J. M. Heil’s Locust Corner on Tuesday March 22 at 2 pm. He will explain latest methods and answer other orchard questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
J. M. Heil
Locust Corner
Election set for Mt. Holly Men’s Bible Class officers
The Men's Bible Class of Christian Chapel Mt. Holly will vote on Sunday March 20. Tickets list Blue ticket with Myers as president Binning vice president Topie treasurer Booth secretary Red ticket with Topie president Norman Fagin vice president Chester Smith treasurer H Steward secretary. Voters to be enrolled next Sunday. all neighborhood men invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Chapel
Mt. Holly
Mr. Myers
John Binning
Fred Topie
Tom Booth
Norman Fagin
Chester Smith
H. Steward
Milford Court to Discontinue Liquor Violation Court
Solicitor D W typhy said a Taft ruling will force the Milford liquor law court to end it. The village would lose a major revenue source from fines, with 1926 July to December net liquor fines totaling $3089.88, prompting council concerns over meeting current expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
D. W. Tphy
Hill
Taft
Street Sewer Tap Ban Before Resurfacing
Citizens must tap the Spring Street sewer now as street work nears resurfacing. No new permits will be issued for two years by order of the Council. 912 Max Moore, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
Max Moore
Frank Meeker
Ohio State Reformatory
Mansfield
Ohio
Eaih
Board of Pardon and Parole
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Clermont Courier
Ketchum
Truckers’ Meeting
Apple
Hugh J. King
W. H. Dillman Flour Mills, Inc
P. S
Milford Court
Noli
Wilmer Irwin
A. P. Buerkle
Reed
Upper Gay
Clermont Farm Bureau Service Co
Batavia, Ohio
Geo. W. Gregg
Farm Bureau
Ray Stoddard
Uase
Sheriff's Sale
Roberts
Frank Powell
Graham
Riobert Roberts
Aremon & Britton
Charles Hoffman
Stoune Mst
Charles R. Ferguson
David H. Stevenson
Loveland
Este
Harles R. Ferguson
Wayne County
Detroit
Michigan
A. D
C. H. Woodmansee
Stevenson & Stevenson
G. M. Rust
Ida M. Rust
Batavi Ohio
H. Woodmanser
Jude Carl Z. Garland
Mote
Court of
Lydia Burgess
Heprusy
Leas Court
Ermont
Scania
Ivorce
Z. Garittorney
Atavia
Uolaca
T. R. Hardmnen
Anna Artman
An Quali
Artman
John M. Dempsey
Nita Abe
Court of Common
Stevenson
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