Executor's Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
The Probate Court of Clermont County Ohio orders a public auction on June 7 1935 at 9:00 A.M. for multiple parcels in Miami Township. The properties include two described tracts tied to the Huddleston and Buckingham lands with confines along the Little Miami River and railroad lines. Minimum bid is two thirds of appraised value with cash on sale day. executor Robert M Hair acts for the estate of William Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Miami
John Hopkins
Belinda Smith
Mary J. Buckingham
C. M. & L. Traction Company
Robert Todds
W. J. Huddleston
Clermont Counrie
P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Robert M. Hair
Foreclosure Petition in Clermont County Ohio
The Owensville Building & Loan Company of Owensville Ohio filed a foreclosure suit in Clermont County Common Pleas Court Case 18681 against Clara F Pevard John H Bevard and others for mortgage on a Stonwick township property in Ow enville described as 7500 square feet at the Batavia road corner. The mortgage amount is 1654.93 with 6 percent interest from October 27 1984 plus taxes and costs. Defendants must answer by July 6 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. Pevard
John H. Bevard
Owensville Building & Loan Company
Owensville
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
Stonwick Township
Cclermont Counts
Owensvile
Christie
Batavia Road
Mose
William HK. Leever
Florence C. Leever
Olive V. Crane
Vermont County
Owensville Building & Oan Company
Davis, Ely & Ely
Mothers Day Observance and Local Family Updates
Summerside notes highlight next Sundays Mothers Day and a Sunday school program with three fine numbers. Mt. Carmel school teachers are re employed. Mrs. Vogt and Mrs. Baer are mentioned with visits and improvements. Chas Vogt of Orlando Fla. is recovering from a stroke. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Bud Bickel. Local hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Brown entertained. Harry Brown and wife visited Mt Washington. Clifford Brown Kennedy Heights spent a day at F Nash. Roy Maddox entertained Kentucky visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Carmel
Vogt
Baer
Chas. Vogt
Orlando
Fla
Bud Bickel
Frank Brown
Will Bond
City
Harry Brown
Hamlet Moves In As Local Families Enter New Homes
Mr Heber Honaker and a family arrive this week from West Virginia. Mr and Mrs Al Mauch settle into a completely furnished new home. Mrs Hattie Ludlow has cared for a patient in Bethel. Drifting through town are John Warren and C M Edwards. Lucille Brotherton's Bethel High School graduation drew Mrs Gates and Alice as guests. John Williams and family visit from Portland Indiana, Dorothy Frey drives the Surrys on a Sunday motor trip.
Local Social Notes Mention Owensville Visit and Moves
C. H. Armstrong and wife from Xenia spent Friday with Mat Lobrer's. Mrs. Egan and daughter Elen moved to Wilmington last week.
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C. H. Armstrong
Xenia
Mat Lobrer
Mrs. Egan
Elen
Wilmington
Village Social Ledger Highlights Weekly Visits
Local residents hosted and visited relatives across Milford Perintown Cincinnati and Norwood with numerous Sunday dinners and weekend stays. Notable life events include Elsie Utter and George Davis wed at Stonelick parsonage and several extended family gatherings at homes and camps.
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Ben Snider
California
E. J. Rosselot
Ben Davis
Perintown
Ben Kettle
Norwood
M.M. Dumford
Clare Williams
Emma Schultz
Frankie Work
Mel Good
Anna Ulrey
Mayme
Elsie Utter
George Davis
Stonelick Parsonage
Local Social Notes From Moscow Cincinnati Visitors
Moscow and Cincinnati residents shared visits with local families including Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs. Armacost entertaining guests. Eastern Star members attended inspections in New Richmond and Amelia. Jake Friedman and Helen Ernst welcomed daughter Shirley Ann. Lucille Meranda led English test at Oxford and placed second districtwide, while Donald Camery ranked second in Latin II.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkman
Geiser
Fischer
Ware
Cliff
Cincinnati
E. C. Buchanan
Armacost
Lena Howard
Thomas Clark
Arlie Clark
Jean Ann
Julian Shaw
Kenneth
Shaw
Eastern Star
New Richmond
Amelia
Felicity
Jake Friendman
Helen Ernst
Shirley Ann
Lucille Meranda
Oxford
Miss Meranda
Donald Camery
Vesta Club Entertained In Williamsburg
Social notes from Williamsburg describe the Vesta Club gathering at Mrs. Elizabeth Dennis home Tuesday. Also listed are visits among local families including Mrs. Trilla Walker in Cincinnati, the Presbyterian Missionary Society event at Mrs. D W Smiths, and cross visits to Portsmouth Cleveland and Sun.
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Vesta Club
Elizabeth Dennis
Trilla Walker
Iva Innis
Cincinnati
The
Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
D. W. Smth
Mary Curry
Homer Garrett
Karl Sentman
Della Smith
William Hauck
Evalon and
Gordon
S. E. Moorehead
Portsmouth
Presbyterian
M. S
Mildred Hornback
Carrie Rose
Alma Mudge
M. R. Sentman
Margaret
Ralph D. Fuhr
J. W. Foster
Dickie
Cleveland
P T A Joint Meeting Highlights Williamsville Exhibit
The joint meeting of the P T A and the Williamsville P T A was held here last Thursday. A school exhibit was the main feature of the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilhiamsville P. T. A
Local Field Meet Delights Children and Guests
A Field Meet provided a fine display of the children's work and afternoon races. Mrs. Ellen Davis celebrated her eighty fifth birthday with a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George H. Davis, attended by daughters and grandchildren including Mrs. Henry Gaskins, Mrs. John Stump, Mrs. Frank Laub, Florence Ellen Laub, Isabel Reed, and Mary Belle Ludlow among others. Fellow visits included Mrs. J. M. Heid calling on John Keeler, Miss Mary Elizabeth Kirgan visiting Wm. Kirgan at Merwin, and J. C. Sibey with Mrs. Madisonville visiting their mother, plus Norwood neighbors greeting Frank Laub and family.
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George H. Davis
Ellen Davis
Henry Gaskins
White Oak
John Stump
Hyde Park
Frank Laub
Ethel Cooper
Ten Mile
Florence Ellen Laub
Isabel Reed
J. C. Sibey
Madisonville
Jesse Clift
Norwood
Local Social Notes from Wigginsville and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs. George Larkins and daughters visited Mr. and Mrs. James Musgrove of Clover on Sunday. Warren Canter spent Sunday with Mr. Wilson and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Swope and son to see Mrs. Swope’s aunt Mrs. Camnery in Neville Friday. O L McCalla with relatives in Chile Sunday. Geo. Bee hosted recent callers Miss Neva Mae Wood Miss Gretchen Barngrover and Mr. Philip Durham of Bethel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Larkins
James Musgrove
Clover
Warren Canter
Wm. Wilson
J. A. Swope
Swope
Camnery
Neville
O. L. McCalla
Chile
Geo. Bee
Neva Mae Wood
Gretchen Barngrover
Philip Durham
Bethel
Stone Lick and Gernon Community News Update
Local notes report school closure on April 26 and Owensville graduates from here on April 25. Mentions trips, marriages, new homes, property moves, and family visits including Hazel Carpenter and Virgil Miller wedding, Oscar Balzhiser, Clifford McConaughy, and Nelson Patchell birthday observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore McConaughy
Russell Patchell
Owensville High School
Leroy Hartmetz
Cincinnati
Hazel Carpenter
Chas. Carpenter
Virgil Miller
Ella Miller
Russellville
Lynchburg
Fox
Briggs
Chas
Belfast Williams Corner Highlights Local Church Events
Sunday S S convention in Belfast featured sermons by Rev Budd of Batavia and Rev Tucker of Goshen. Batavia Male Trio performed and visited the Lewis Ansteatt home, then sang for a shut‑in Mr Ansteatt. Various locals hosted dinners and visits, with Mother’s Day address planned for May 12 by Rev Stitzel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budd
Batavia
Tucker
Goshen
S. S
Belfast
Lewis Ansteatt
Ansteatt
Frank Groves
State of California
Dorothy Hill
Columbus
Dean Pollock
Cleveland
Sarah White
Elsie Brath
Stitzel
Herbert McCormick and
Famiy
Ear Ridings
Loveland
C. A. Dennison
Western Hemisphere Chocolate Reaches European Palates
Chocolate from the western hemisphere became a cherished gift to European palates after explorers followed Columbus, joining other New World crops like tobacco and potatoes in travel to Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Hemisphere
Europe
New World
Doubts Arise Over Sphinx Head Type
Reports noting diverse photographs suggest the Sphinx head appears markedly negroid in type. The finding raises questions about whether the great statue was constructed by Khephren, successor to Cheops, as currently believed.
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Khephren
Cheops
Origins of Sherry and Port Spark Trade Names
The note explains that sherry hails from Jerez in Spain while port wine comes from Oporto in Portugal. It highlights the geographic roots of two famous fortified wines and their traditional production regions.
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Jerez
Spain
Oporto
Portugal
Flying Dutchman Fable Tied to Piracy and Curse Lore
The Flying Dutchman is described as an ill omen seen off the Cape of Good Hope. Legends say a wealth laden vessel murdered its crew, was plagued, and haunted harbors. Another tale has a captain defy winds in 1806 returning from the East Indies, cursed to battle headwinds. Captain Marryat’s The Phantom Ship stems from this legend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape of Good Hope
Sir Walter Scott
Cape
East Indies
Marryat
Early American post offices and routes traced
The 1639 Massachusetts General Court ordered Richard Fairbanks's house in Boston as the letter hub with a penny per letter and delivery duties. Virginia required planter messengers from 1657, and New York began monthly mail to Boston by 1672. Hartford regulated 1674 postal services, while William Penn opened a Philadelphia post office in July 1683 linking PA and Maryland towns.
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General Court
Massachusetts
Richard Fairbanks
Boston
Virginia
New York
Hartford
Connecticut
William Penn
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Fossil Sheds Light on Early Animal Lineage in Cambrian Rocks
Smithsonian describes a newly found primitive fossil dating about 500 million years back in the Lower Cambrian. The specimen may be the earliest preserved form of the Coelenterata, the third primitive animal division that includes corals jellyfishes sea anemones and the Portuguese man-of-war, extending the known lines of evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsonian Institution
Boston Globe
British Involvement and Confederate Bond Financing in the Civil War
The British government did not fund either side but both armed camps sold bonds in Britain and beyond. Confederates eyed cotton sales, blocked by Union actions, while Erlanger bonds drew large losses for British subscribers in 1863. Dewey notes minimal foreign capital during the war, followed by rapid European capital inflows after peace as government bonds were sold abroad until currency debates rose.
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Britain
Confederacy
Dewey
United States States
United States
Amber Dive Reveals Shoreline Amber Riches
Amber, once famed for early electrical discoveries, is mainly found along the Black Sea shores with small amounts in Maryland New Jersey and Massachusetts. Divers and dredges uproot seaweed bringing amber to shore where women and children sort it for its high value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Maryland
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Hinterland Doctrine in East Africa 1890 Partition
The term hinterland means back territory and rose in use during the 1890 East Africa partition between Germany and England. It rests on the claim that coast control grants inland rights until it meets another country’s recognized boundary.
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East Africa
Germany
England
Maple Sirup and Sugar Industry in U S and Canada
The maples sugar and sirup industry is rooted in North America with origins among Indigenous peoples in the St. Lawrence valley. Early settlers refined tapping and boiling, producing mainly from the sugar and black maples across the eastern U S and Canada, with profitable flow north of the border and requirements set by the pure food act for sap solids and density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Canada
St. Lawrence Valley
Georgia
Kansas
Ulysses S. Grant rooted in Methodist upbringing
Ulysses S. Grant emerged from a Methodist influenced home with Puritan ancestry on his father’s side and a devout scriptural mother. Family church involvement shaped his life from West Point through the army and presidency, where he and his family attended Foundry Methodist Episcopal church and he served as a church trustee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulysses
Grant
West Point
Grace
Old Foundry Methodist Episcopal Church
J. P. Neuman
Metropolitan Temple
New York
Suspected Uncle Tom Prototype Josiah Henson Buried in Ontario
Rev Josiah Henson long linked as the model for Uncle Tom rests near Dresden Ontario Birth July 15 1789 died May 3 1883 at age 93 Born Fort atacco Md He escaped slavery in 1828 to Canada became a Methodist minister and a leading figure on the Underground Railroad. Stowe’s grandson Lyman Beecher Stowe affirmed the claim in Montreal remarks Victoria hosted Henson in England.
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Uncle Tom
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Josiah Henson
Dresden
Ont
Henson
Fort Tobacco
Canada
Orchardic Records Track Tree Productivity for Profit
Orchardists adopt individual tree records to monitor yield and profitability. Some list yields by branch to guide grafting of superior stock, reflecting a shift from broad farming to precise orchard management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Glacial Action Reaches Wide North American Span
The text notes uncertainty in dating geological periods and asserts the order of periods is the only reliable element. It cites glacial evidence in America reaching Washington and the Ohio River, and in Europe extending to 50 degrees north latitude and down to 45 degrees in some areas.
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America
Washington
Ohio River
Europe
Early republics: Israelite, Carthaginian and Greek models
The text outlines ancient republics as early forms of government. It cites the Israelite commonwealth under Moses and Joshua dated roughly 1491 to 1005 B C, Greek city republics from about 700 to 146 B C, and Carthage spanning 850 to 146 B C.
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Moses
Joshua
Carthage
B. C
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Baby
Owensville Hatchery
Batavia, Ohio
Summerside
Rosemary LoLrer
Lucile Yeager
Ella Rapp
John Rapp
Cora Davidson
Harris
Popp
Milford
L. M. Moler
Mason
Sarah Taylor
Mr. Welfrum
Isabel
Custer
Delaware
Zimmerman
Gil Benton
Piqua
P. K. Ellis
Joe Page
Fadley
Gerge Page
Arch Lanham
Hughes
Springfield
Ezra Wilson
Claude Thomas
Chester Barger
Estel Collier
CCC
Athens
E. A. Collier
B. Clayton
A. A. Browning
Earl Reed
C. Day
Verna Phillips
Miami U
Louis Woodruff
Thomas
Jimmie
Lola Ireton
Lloyd
Roy Woodruff
Virgie Woodruff
Nellie Woodruff
Lula McChesney
Nebo
R. S. Phillips
Ray Preston
R. F. Bartlow
Jesse Preston
Calvary
Bessie Barger
Stanley McCullough
Stanley
Angie Preston
Sadie Philips
Verna
Moscow
Williamsburg
Tobasco
Wiggonsville
Stone Lick and
Gernon
Williams
U. S
Methodist
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