Clermont Courier balance shows six months price list
The Clermont Courier presents a pricing note indicating a six month term and subscription cost. The text references Patavia Ohio and the Clermont Publishing Co with Wednesday publication cadence.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1919
Page
4
The Clermont Courier presents a pricing note indicating a six month term and subscription cost. The text references Patavia Ohio and the Clermont Publishing Co with Wednesday publication cadence.
Washington reports Republican majorities plan sweeping bills in the special session. A tariff to cover production costs, shift taxes to foreign producers, privatize communications, universal military service, navy expansion, women's suffrage, expanded collective bargaining, and measures to curb waste. Also aims to aid farmers, subsidize shipbuilding, expose extravagance, and reform military regulations.
A roundup of civil actions includes Rena Malott versus Anderson Malott for divorce and child custody with Allen B. Nichols for the plaintiff and Allen Cazel against William and David Buxton for injunction and damages with Eli Speidel for the defense. Also listed are Charlotte Cottingham versus William Cottingham for divorce, and dissolution of Batavia Realty Company with a receiver report approved. The State of Ohio versus Harry Campbell for abandonment of legitimate children and guardianship actions and temporary orders in Owens cases are noted, alongside several marriage licenses for residents of Batavia and surrounding townships.
The notice lists appointments of appraisers and administrators for multiple Ohio estates including August Reinhart Julia Hannah and Adam Wolf. Bonds range from 100 to 3000 dollars. Inventories, accounts, and orders record distributions, resignations, and sale proposals with tax and adjudication actions.
A series of property transfers and quitclaim actions are recorded including Ridler to Newman for 44 acres Tate. Haynes to Gatch for 143 acres Miami. Hudsons to Drusell for lots Milford. multiple transfers involving Jenks, Purdum, Schwartz, Van Gorder, Boggs, and others across Union, Miami, Goshen, Tate, and Wayne townships with nominal consideration of $1 or $800 in some cases.
W P Teal and others transfer parcels to George J H Hugo Joseph A Hugo and Joan A Hugo for Batagia di lots 40 and 10. Nora McMillen and Webb McMillen sell to Thurman Galbraith locally. Harry Roettinger sells to Noah Powers near New Richmond for $10. Henry A Donnerberg transfers 81 acres to William P Lee and Lulu Lee.
Henry Bergman guardian asks the Clermont County Probate Court for an order to sell Lot 70 in the Fourth Addition to Miamiville Ohio The sale aims to reinvest the proceeds as the real estate is unprofitable Respondents must answer by June 1 1919 or be barred from interests in the property The attorney for the plaintiff is W Bishop
Henry Moeller trustee of St. Andrews Congregation Milford Clermont County Ohio filed in Court of Common Pleas case 14535 a petition for authority to sell in fee simple Lot No 15 within Milford village on Water Street between Elm and Garfield for 40.00 dollars for church purposes. The hearing is set for May 17 119 or soon after.
Notice names John Rittenhouse as executor of the estate of Eliza Jane Rittenhouse of Clermont County Ohio who is deceased. Dated April 1919 and issued by Probate Judge Clarence N Young.
Public auction of multiple parcels in Batavia township Clermont county Ohio on May 17 1919 between 1 and 11 am under an order from the Clermont Common Pleas Court. Tracts include river frontage land near East Fork of Little Miami and adjacent parcels tied to Robert Gibbons David Piper Abner Butler Lucinda Dial Illiam B Pease Josiah Fairfield and David Boden titles conveyances recorded 1876 1998.
Public notice of a real estate sale in Batavia Township Amelia village Clermont County Ohio. The described 1600 square foot tract on the east side of Helen W Harris lands is offered for cash with a 2250 dollar appraisal. Sale by Sheriff Bert F Swing to satisfy a mortgage in favor of Harriet H Eppley and related parties.
Ohio commission assigns the Union Savings Bank Trusts request to permanently abandon The Cincinnati and Columbus Traction Company. Hearing set for May 38, 191, at ten A.M. at the New Gibson Hotel Cincinnati. Notice to municipalities and counties by mail and weekly newspaper publication for four weeks. Franklin era record shows official signatures and secretary authentication.
The Batavia Village Board of Education invites sealed bids for winter coal furnish and deliver to the Batavia Ohio school building. Bids due June 7 1919 at noon at the First National Bank Batavia. Delivery by Sept 1 1919. Bond required. Board may reject bids.
Notice states that stated and Ackerman has been appointed and qualified as executrix of Eugen Joseph Ackerman, late of Cement County, Ohio, deceased. Dated the first day of April, 1910. Edie Pe
Estate of Henry Schobert deceased. ary A Schober named executrix of the estate in Clarington County. April date of appointment and qualification appear in the notice. Probate Judge Clare ng Young and attorney Ely listed in the filing.
In pursuance of an order of sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio the case directs a public auction of described real estate. The sale will be held on Saturday May 2 1919 between 10 and 11 o clock on the premises in Clermont County Ohio.
Notice states Elizabet Wesel named executrix of the estate of Borseseli late of Clermont county Ohio deceased. The appointment appears valid as of 1st gazet y, 1019. Clarence NY Probate Judge. John O. Eckert, attorney.
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