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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1944
Page
4
The piece argues that all must pay sacrificial taxes to curb government extravagance and debt. It urges taxing war profits and wartime wages, cutting expenses to the bone, and linking tax relief to postwar industrial growth and jobs. It warns against debt-financed policies and rhetoric.
A Goethe line notes that while one cannot always be a hero, one can always be a man. The concise reflection emphasizes character over grand deeds.
Several Common Pleas actions include a divorce filing by Gwen Leach of Owensville against Marshall Leach, alleging neglect and cruelty with lawyers Nichols Speidel & Nichols. Other cases list money claims by Arthur Winstel, George Monroe, and William McKay. foreclosure by Milford Building Loan and Savings Co.. and multiple estate orders for transfer of titles, appraisals, final accounts, probate admissions, and tax status notices.
The State Bank of Moscow transfers 100.8 acres in Washington Township to Cora Liming. M. R. Hancock conveys 8 acres in Tate Township to Mollie Spencer. Mayme Smith sells lots 17 to 20 in Williamsburg Township to Wilbert E. Schuh and Frederick G. Smith. Charles S. and Cora Smith transfer lots 133 and 135 in Williamsburg to John W. and Mabel Smith. Thomas Bragdon sells lots 66 and 68 in Williamsburg to Ethel L. Widing and Olimer R. Bragdon. Freda and Herbert Renschke convey 79.51 acres in Batavia Township to Lula Spores. J. C. McKinley sells lot 42 in Felicity to Elma S. McKinley. J. C. McKinley transfers 85 acres in Franklin Township to Elma McKinley and lots 29, 30, and 31 in Chile. Lottie Lee Fiscus sells 18.37 acres in Union Township to Mary Alice Guertin. Albert and Edna Heimbold transfer lot 74 in Owensville to James L. Yeager. Thomas A. Hargis transfers 97 acres in Goshen Township to Harley M. Hutchinson.
Robert Brothers of Batavia Ohio named executor of the estate of Sarah Brothers deceased. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated March 21 1944 by Probate Judge Orville W Allbisch.
Goshen Township Clermont County Ohio presents its annual financial report for the year ending December 31 1943. It lists population 1684 as of 1940 and details receipts and payments across general township funds poor relief highways cemeteries and miscellaneous accounts with balances carried into 1944.
Modesta Seibert and Gertrude Churchvillage of Milford and Batavia in Clermont County Ohio are named administrators of the Clara Churchvillage estate. Court date March 16 1944. C N Young attorney. Notice also announces bids for interior painting of the Amelia School Building due by April 30 1944 with right to accept or reject bids. Committee on Buildings Parker Adams Clifford White.
Estate of Daniel Churchvillage and Gertrude Churchvillage in Ohio appoints Orville W. Halubisch probate judge via Louk attorney to oversee the estate. Notice sets March 23 deadline or be forever barred from claims in county court.
Albert Edward Payne born to poverty rose to own the Payne Tool and Engineering Co. of Springfield and Dayton Ohio. He endorses free enterprise and unhampered initiative and runs as a Republican candidate in the May primaries.
Jean H. Miller of 160 Sherman Street Passaic New Jersey is summoned as William L. Miller sues for absolute divorce child custody property division and other relief in Case 21164 in the Court of Common Pleas ready for hearing after April 28 1944 for gross neglect of duty and wilful absence Goshen Ohio
The Village Council of Batavia Ohio invites sealed bids by April 1 1944 at noon for labor and materials to maintain and repair village streets. Bids must include full names of bidders and a $100 bond or equivalent cashier’s check guaranteeing contract execution and performance. Clerk Ralph H Majowesky announces.
Sheep show relative immunity to acute transmissible diseases that affect cattle pigs and poultry yet suffer significant losses from worm parasites. The text notes sheep are practically free of many deadly plagues, contrasting with other livestock.
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