Executor's Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Public auction June 7 1935 at 9 00 am in Miami Township Clermont County Ohio. The property includes multiple parcels from the Huddleston and Buckingham lands with river frontage and railroad right of way in Miami Township. Described tracts total about 14.93 acres plus 4.31 and 45.10 acres with an undivided half interest, appraised values listed and minimum bid set at two thirds of appraisal. sale cash day of sale. Executor Robert M Hair proceeds go to William Donnelly estate with Attorney Robert M Hair.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Miami Township
Clermont
State of Ohio
Towit
State of
Little
Miami River
Enoch Buckingham
Harry Buckingham
Ohio Ballast Company
Buckingham
Pennsylvania Railroad
Little Miami
Huddleston Farm
Ohio Gravel Ballast Company
Ohio Ballast Co
William Donnelly
Little Miami River
Huddleston
Mary Seigle Donnelly
Mary Geigle Donnelly
John Hopkins
Belinda Smith
Mary J. Buckingham
C. M. & L. Traction Company
Robert
P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Robert M. Hair
Locust Corner Socials and Easter Services Report
Mrs Lena Guild and daughter Marian of Columbus with Alice Fisher East End and Ed Guild New Richmont were Sunday guests at H R Eppert's. Easter sunrise services and breakfast at the Community building drew multiple churches. Mayme Heintz moved here and is clerking in Fagin's store. Tom Booth lost a horse. families and relatives visited Kentucky.
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Lena Guild
Marian
Columbus
Alice Fisher
East End
Ed Guild
New Richmont
H. R
John Cann
Edgar Eppert
Johnsyville
Kari Lipps
Hileen Wood
Amelia Alumni
Anne Caden
California
J. Moerlein
Fooser
Harry Lytle
Bertha Day
Belle Fallon
Harmon
Covington
Frank Colyer
Athena
Geo. Henning
E. Georgins
Honchive
Madisonville
Tom Booth
Kentucky
Zimmerman
Mary Fagin
Norman Fagin
Mayme Heintz
New Richmond
Fagin
Mildred Lytle
City
J. Dreisner and Family
Social club hosts birthday surprise for Wm Isaac Satur
The Social club gave a birthday surprise party for Wm Isaac Saturday evening. Mrs Chas McGuire entertained in honor of Mrs Ed Huheey Saturday. Miss Louise Phillips and Bob Pfiester spent Sunday with Phil Sperry's.
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Wm. Isaac
Chas. McGuire
Ed Huheey
Louise Phillips
Bob Pfiester
Phil Sperry
S. H. B. Smythe
Clara Smythe
Amelia
Roger Dudley
Bridge Club
Herman Daddy
Geo. Prince
Elmer Roessler
Ladies’ Aid
Ohio horse racing opens season at Beulah Park near Columbus
The article notes the official start of Ohio's horse racing season on May 11 at Beulah Park near Columbus. It mentions broader 1985 expectations of about 15 percent more racing in Ohio than last year and lists social visits in Madisonville Kennedy Heights St Bernard Norwood Ohio.
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Ohio
Beulah Park
Columbus
Local notes from Bethel and nearby towns
Mrs Ina Mitchell and children visit her brothers in Lima while Mr Moreton Craig moves to a farm near Felicity. Bethel graduates Gladys Liming and Leona Woodruff join classmates for a Sharonville picnic. Various relatives visit in Mason, Cincinnati, New Richmond, and Mos cow over the weekend. Effie Trees, former resident, is ill in a Cincinnati hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel
Ina Mitchell
Lima
Chester Barger
William Bishop
Mason
Louis Woodruff
Richard
Harold Ireton
Alma Linville
Cincinnati
Clarence Bulow
Sophia Bulow
New Richmond
John Bulow
Vane Odell
Francis McIntire
Brown County
Sheriff
L. J. Lemar
Herbert Lemar
Bobby
Moscow
Julia Moreton
Bethel
Sarah Hawk
Effie Trees
Local families host gatherings in Ohio communities
A series of Sunday visits highlighted by LERADOs Roehm and Chas Roehm of College Hill hosting guests including Mrs. Lizzie Hughes and family from Elmwood. Additional stops included Mrs. Anna Moore of Loveland with Grace Chailie, and Clarence Young of Cincinnati visiting John Young.
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Earl Roehm
Chas. Roehm
College Hill
Lizzie Hughes
Elmwood
Thomas Rothrock
Ben Zimmerman
North College Hill
Rose Trocelman
Williamsburg
Earl Enger
Anna Moore
Loveland
Grace Chailie
Clarence Young
Cincinnati
Bob Scott
John Young
Maria Werk
van Frank
Terrace Park
E. E. Griswold
George Flisher
Fayetteville
John Genet
E. H. Wolfe
Norwood
Mary Catherine
Robert van Frank
Irma
Jack Griswold
Easter visit and minor injuries report in Willowville
Willowville residents Charles Riddle family spent Easter in Lawrenceburg Indiana with Ray and Mrs Jackson. Anna Sullivan suffers a bruised knee after a Davis Pike crash near Hamlet. Passengers Margaret Kinner Arthur Marsh and Alvin Ellis escaped unharmed. Shirley Alexandra vacationing with Mrs Riddle. Jerry Marsh and family visited Covington Kentucky. Ella Meguire has recovered from illness.
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Charles Riddle
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Ray Jackson
Anna Sullivan
Davis Pike
Hamlet
Margaret Kinner
Batavia
Arthur Marsh
Alvin Ellis
Shaler Road
Shirley Alexandera
Jerry Marsh
Covington
Weekend visits and local moves reported in Batavia area
Mrs Ellen Woods and her children of Batavia spent the weekend with her brother Henry Hirschauer and family. Taylor Harton and family moved to the Boardwell property at Olive Branch. Mr and Mrs Sydney Sullivan and children were callers in Mt Crab. Harry Himes and wife of Dayton called on friends here Sunday.
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Nancy Kincaid
Madisonville
Stanley Pattison
Daisy Allen
Crab
Wm. Schneider
A. H. Theis
Dorothy
Kennedy Heights
Miles Beatty
Detroit
Henry and
Geo. Strohmenger
St. Bernard
Carl Roessenger
Norwood
Ellen Woods
Batavia
Henry Hirschauer
Taylor Harton
Boardwell
Olive Branch
Sydney Sullvan
Mt. Crab
Harry Himes
Dayton
Milford Social Roundup Highlights Local Visit Recaps
Numerous Cincinnati and Dayton visitors are listed with Milford hosts throughout a Sunday and weekend social calendar. Addresses include Norwood Amelia Portsmouth Georgetown Akron and Cincinnati with families and bridge clubs enjoying gatherings.
Belfast Williams Corner Worship and Sunday School
Worship and preaching at 9 30 a m followed by Sunday school at Belfast May 5th Sunday school convention at 1 30 pm Rev Budd of Bata via M E and Rev Tucker of Goshen M E to speak You are cordially invited Mrs Josie Gross is suffering with
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S. S
Belfast
Budd
Batavia M. E
Tucker
Goshen M. E
Josie Gross
Injured Hip Rumor From Falls Reported
An injured hip sustained in a fall is noted as a condition. Friends wish her a speedy recovery. Social notices list Mr. and Mrs. Wickey of Oakley as last Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gross and a visit to Mrs. Rachel Smyser and Shetterly. Dr. and Mrs. R. Norris and daughter of Norwood were dinner guests of her parents, L. Ansteadt. The Norris family recently visited Washington D. C. with a stop at Senator William Bulow’s residence. Mr. and Mrs. S. T. DeVore of Hamilton were Sunday dinner guests of her mother, Herbert McCormick and family.
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William Bulow
S. T. DeVore
Hamilton
Herbert McCormick
Williamsville Social Roundup Notes and Obituaries
Mr J C Fuhr returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reppard in Middletown West Virginia. Mrs O B Martin hosted the T A C. Five Hundred Club dinner at Mariemont Inn. The death of Mr Fred Keller is mourned with a funeral at the M E Church. Stanley Goff’s friends lament his Cincinnati death. Regular Celestine Chapter O E S meeting May 6. Prof Vernon Runyan of Sabina attended the W H S Alumni event.
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J. C. Fuhr
Lawrence Reppard
Middletown
W. Va
Harold Chatterton
J. Roy Fuhr
Ernest Ruffner
Arthur Reed
Ralph D. Fuhr
Mason
Fred Keller
M. E
O. B. Martin
Five Hundred Club
Mariemont Inn
H. B. Holden
M. D. Kratzer
O. E.S
Mt. Washington
Stanley Goff
Cincinnati
W. Foster
Celestine
Vernon Runyan
Sabina
Clermont County Convention at Bethel Baptist Church
The annual Clermont County Convention Conference of Sunday school workers will be held at Bethel Baptist church for a two day session May 7 and 8. Dr. A T Arnold of the State Council of Religious Education will deliver several addresses. Rev Meredith Hogue of Cincinnati will speak Tuesday evening to the young people. Wednesday evening Dr J Stanley Mathews will deliver an address. Meetings are open to the public.
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Clermont County
Bethel Baptist Church
A. T. Arnold
State Council of Religious Education
Meredith Hogue
Cincinnati
J. Stanley Mathews
Visitors Day at Batavia M E Sunday School
Next Sunday marked as Visitors Day in Batavia M E Sunday School with each office and class led by visiting officers and teachers. Special music by visiting organist and soloist invites neighbors to attend.
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Batavia M. E. Sunday School
Busy Workers 4 H Sewing Club Meets at Mrs Doughman
Thirteen members attended the Busy Workers 4 H Sewing club on April 24. Discussion covered three club books Garment Construction Your Sewing Machine and 4 H Club Members Book. Next meeting set for May 1 1930 at Mrs Doughman with Charlotte Himes reporting.
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Doughman
Charlotte Himes
Rexall Sale Opens at Scott Drug Store Bethel
The Rexall drug sale starts at Scott Drug Store in Bethel led by J C Scott and son David. Shoppers take advantage of attractive prices during the first sale of the season.
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Rexall
Scott Drug Store
Bethel
J.C. Scott
David
Inspection Dates for Clyde C. Cox Tour
Clyde C. Cox district lecturer announces inspection dates in Owensville May 4 Williamsburg May 9 Felicity May 17 Milford May 21 Amelia May 28 Moscow May 31.
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Clyde C. Cox
Owensville
Williamsburg
Felicity
Milford
Amelia
Moscow
Card Party and Dance at Batavia Armory May 2
The Ladies' Altar Society of Holy Trinity church Batavia invites the public to a card party and dance at the Batavia Armory Thursday night May 2. Prizes offered for Bridge Euchre Five Hundred and Fuchsen. Cards at 8 and dancing to midnight with music by the Batavia Jolly Five. Admission 26c.
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Ladies’ Altar Society
Holy Trinity Church
Batavia
Batavia Armory
Batavia Jolly Five
Cardboard Replica Of Mount Morris College Built For History
A Mount Morris resident spent 260 hours making a cardboard reproduction of the historic sandstone college building. Each stone is modeled in cardboard and nearly 1300 panes of glass are replicated using celophane for the effect.
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Mount Morris
Popular Mechanics Magazine
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Locust Corner
MT. Holly
Glen Est
Summerside
Permelia Pindle
Elizabeth Morgan
Hallie Lowell
Jennie Lowell
Monterey
A. G. Predmore
Ralph Coleman
Fairfax
L. G. Coleman
James Glancy
Ed Turner
Ruth Berwanger
Eva Christy
Arnold
Truman
Eddie
Walnut Hills
James Campbell
Lucille
James Malott
Charles Cochran
Trenton
G. C. Steward
Bertie Warman
Evelyn Grosnickle
Elizabeth Harlow
Stella Weaks
Pearl Coleman
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lerado
Willowville
Master DE Luxe
Chevrolet
Flint
Michigan
Batavia Motor Company
Eugene Love
Ronald Stanforth
Bob Jones
Chas. Kennedy
Bethel Woman’s Club
Progress Club
M. B. Scott
Harry Hannah
Baptist Circle
Zuella Laub
Minnie Barkley
John Musgrove
Bill Clark
Portsmouth
Virginia Lee Hill
Kizzie Milner
Albert McHenry
Maud Boggess
Maxfield
Dorothy O’neil
Ralph Frazier
G. Carberry
Georgetown
T. K. Brannock
Jane
Keith Jr
George
Carrie Whitaker
I. N. Crain
C. J. Paeltz
Glenn Hill
Chas. Taylor
Charles Harris
al Latham
Effie Swing
Eleanor
Philip Swing
June Renee
Hazel Swing
Mr. Olsen
Akron
John Swing
Margaret Collard
Mollie Griffith
Williams
Rexall Sale
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