Executor's Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Public auction June 7, 1936 at 9:00 a.m. in Miami Township Clermont County Ohio for multiple parcels of real estate tied to the estate of William Donnelly. Descriptions include tracts along the Little Miami River with combined acreages and undivided half interest in a 45.10 acre parcel. Appraised values listed and minimum bid at two thirds of appraisal. sale cash. Robert M Hair executor and attorney named. Signed notice from Probate Court.
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
John Hopkins
Belinda Smith
Mary J. Buckingham
C. M. & L. Traction Company
Robert Todds
W. J. Huddleston
P. C. C. & St. L. Railroad Company
Robert M. Hair
Foreclosure Notice in Clermont County Ohio Case 18681
The Owensville Building and Loan Company files a foreclosure petition in the Clermont County Common Pleas Court against non residents Clara F Bevard and John H Bevard and others for real estate in Stonwick township Owensville Ohio. The parcel at the southwest corner of a transfer to the Leevers contains about 7500 square feet. The mortgage amount is 1554.93 with interest from October 27 1984 plus taxes and costs. Defendants must answer by July 6 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara F. Bevard
John H. Bevard
Owensville Building & Loan Company
Owensville
Ohio
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
Stonwick Township
Clermont Counts
Christie
Batavia Road
William KE. Leever
Florence C. Leever
Olive V. Crane
Davis, Ely & Ely
Community Notes From Hamlet Area Gatherings and Travel
Mr and Mrs M Edwards celebrate 54 years with Kroger anniversary cake. Chas Hays former resident dies in Cincinnati funeral held there. Residents from Bethel Amelia Lindale visit church events and social outings. Blair Gaskins returns home after minor nasal operation. Mrs Belle Kirgan back from Indianapolis visit. John Pommert and Grimes guests with Winchester visitors. Lena P Kearns attends Republican Women State meeting in Columbus. Louie Mauch and wife visit Hyde Park relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
M. Edwards
Amelia
Chas
Hays
Cincinnati
Bethel
Cain
BE. L. Turton
Ludlow
Alice
Grimes and Son
Winchester
Lena P. Kearns
Columbus
Louie Mauch
Hyde Park
A. Mauch
Moore family injury update and community notices
The Moore family injured in a recent auto wreck shows gradual improvement as Porter Moore of Denver calls his mother and sends Mothers Day wishes. Frank Meeker hosts visiting Verona friends over the weekend. Eva McMurchy attends the Poets Union meeting at Bethel. Rural Grange plans Sunday services alongside Spring Grove worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Porter Moore
Denver
Col
Frank Meeker
Verona
Eva McMurchy
Poets’ Union
Bethel
Rural Grange
Spring Grove
Major League Lights at Crosley Field First Night Game
May 28 marks the first major league contest under flood lights at Crosley Field in Cincinnati, Reds versus Phillies. The $50,000 lighting plant uses eight towers with 632 lamps delivering unprecedented illumination for baseball at night. Over 7,000 reservations already, with a 6:30 pm program including bands fireworks and a parade of notables before the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crosley Field
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Nationals
Cincinnati Reds
Crosley
Reds
Phillies
Powel Crosley
Sunday Guests and School Appointments Reported
Miss Stella Thacker of Dayton Kentucky and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pendery joined R. B. Moore's home for Sunday. Wm Ernst and family visited Wm Knowles. Wm Corbin uses a crutch. Cross to teach Nicholsville. Elizabeth Buckler at Moore's. Archie McMurchy at Beech Grove. Chester Cahall at Franklin. Cahalls visited Locust Ridge and Bond Hill with Chas Armacost families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Thacker
Dayton
Roy Pendery
Pat. Pendery
Ft. Thos
R. B. Moore
Wm. Ernst
Periitown
Wm. Knowles
Wm. Corbin
B. G. Cross
Nicholsville
Elizabeth Buckler
Moore’s School
Archie McMurchy
Beech Grove
Chester Cahall
Franklin School
Locust Corner social notes recount visits and events
Mrs. Rose Ayer spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilfert at Walnut Hills. Frank Barbeau and son of Lebanon visited the Knause family. Anna Hancock returned to Dayton after two weeks with the Wilsons. The Peter Pan Club met led by Kathryn Townsley with 17 members present. Rebecca Mattox hosted an all day Ladies Aid meeting with eleven members. Fern Behnke entertained for Mrs. B s birthday with a large party including Bennett Gill Eppert and others. Meade Hospital listed patients E W Townsley Rilen Frank and Mary Hauser. Ella Urban and family visited Eppert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Ayer
Will Wilfert
Walnut Hills
Frank Barbeau
Lebanon
Archer Knause
Anna Hancock
Dayton
R. B. Wilson
Peter Pan Club
Kathryn Townsley
Rebecca Mattox
Ladies’ Aid
Thursady
Fern Behnke
Fred Bennett
Fillove
Florence, Ky
C. Behunke
Nina Gill
Lucille Applegate
Cincinnati
H. R. Eppert
Cassie Tone
Alma Quick
E. W. Townsley
Rilen Frank
Mary Hauser
Meade Hospital
New Richmond
Ella Urban
Barbara
Frank
Mt. Carmel
Local Social Roundup Visitors and Guests at West Virginia and Ohio Homes
Bethel resident Miss Elizabeth Campbell visited West Virginia family. Several couples and individuals, including Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swing and Mr. and Mrs. K H Williams of Cincinnati, spent Sundays with local households. Rebekah Assembly attendance noted. multiple Sunday school classes hosted by Mrs. Corbin, Mrs. Taylor, and Mrs. Hancock. Travelers included Allan White and Geo Frazee family from Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Campbell
West Virginia
Wm. Thompson
Robert Swing
Jennie Hilsabeck
Windsor
W. E. Thompson
Winifred Davis
Will Ferrill
Montgomery
W. Vas
Lee Page
Bethel Club Hosts Amelia Club Reciproc ity Meeting
Bethel Woman's Club welcomed thirty Amelia Club members at the president's home Irma Ireton for a reciprocity gathering. Chas Fitzpatrick's wife read a paper on Gypsies while Margaret Ann Culley performed readings and Geo Reed and L C Bredwell offered musical numbers. Cincinnati guests Mary Holmes and Bertha Eastwood attended along with Dorothy O'Neil who hosted the Thursday bridge club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Swing
Cleveland
J. M. Fitzpatrick
G. L. Jeffries
Ruth Eleanor
Marion
Frances Pricket
Jas. Russel
Jackie
Oakley
Bethel Woman’s Club
Amelia Club
Irma Ireton
Chas. Fitzpatrick
Margaret Ann Culley
Geo. Reed
Amelia
L. C. Bredwell
M. Foley
Cincinnati
China
Mary Holmes
Bertha Eastwood
Vincennes
Dorothy O’neil
Emma Bredwell
Glen Este Family Gatherings Reported Sunday Visits
Mrs. Charles Fitzgerald and family including Helen Billy and friend John Wedderman visited Mr. and Mrs. Philip Sperry. Mr. and Mrs. E A Hubeey spent Sunday with H B Smythe. Louis Beagle and wife visited Jesse Beagle and family on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Fitzgerald
Helen
Billy
John Wedderman
Louise Philips
Bob Pfister
Philip Sperry
E. A. Hubeey
H. B. Smythe
Louis Beagle
Jesse Beagle
Amelia Joe Page Visits Relatives Over Weekend
Amelia Joe Page of Findlay visited relatives over the weekend. Mrs. Henry Laub hosted her Sunday School class last Wednesday. Funeral services for Squire C. O. Hays were held in Cincinnati with Rev. G. W. Hazelwood officiating. Family and friends from Amelia attended. Plans for a May 24 dance and card party by the Amelia Boy Scouts are moving ahead per Capt. Robert Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Page
Findlay
Henry Laub
S. S
Estelle Glover
Julia McCafferty
Cincinnati
Edmund Hayward
Ruth Carroll Hayward
Helen D. Wert
Evanston
F. Brown
Kennedy Heights
G. W. Hazelwood
Amelia Boy Scouts
Robert Flora
Squire C. O. Hays
John Pommert
C. C. Houser
New Richmon d Notable Visits and Society Gatherings
John W Haussermann and Hamp shire Buckley of the New Richmond National Bank visited Batavia on the A P highway improvement project. The New Richmond Community Club hosts Milford Woman's Club at Miss Tillie Seibold s home. Mrs John W Haussermann Jr entertained at bridge after a banquet in Moscow with Lucian Dawson Frank Roberts John Owens Leonard La Rue Sumner Powers and others. Rev Frederic Heldner and Jack Curtis spent last week in northern New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Haussermann
Hampshire Buckley
New Richmond National Bank
Batavia
A. P
New Richmond Community Club
Milford Woman's Club
Tillie Seibold
Bridge
Haussermann
Moscow
Lucian H. Dawson
Frank Roberts
John Owens
Leonard la Rue
Sumner Powers
Dorothy Mefford
Margaret Smith
Nancy Lewis
W. W. Inske
Charles Shaw
Tom Castlen
Kenneth H. Turner
Frederic Heldner
Jack Curtis
New York
Notable local trips and anniversaries reported
C F May Hampshire Buckley and John W Haussermann traveled to Ripley and Manchester last week to discuss the A P highway improvement. Mr and Mrs Charles Plotner observed their 59th wedding anniversary with a sunrise dinner at the Schmidt home. Miss Catherine Sellers wed George DeChant at the Bogart home in Cincinnati.
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State
Mothers Tea a Pleasant Community Event at Christian Chapel
The Mothers Tea hosted by the Young People’s Class at Christian Chapel drew about twenty five attendees in the Community Building on Sunday afternoon. John Fagley of New Philadelphia performed a beautiful solo, accompanied by Mrs. Herman Fagley of Bethel, to the appreciative audience.
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Christian Chapel
John Fagley
New Philadelphia
Herman Fagley
Bethel
Rufus Curtis
Williamsburg
Social visits across Williams Corner and nearby towns
Residents from Williams Corner and neighboring areas visited family and friends over the weekend. Names include Harley Price, E. E. Griswold, Grace Chaille, D. W. Davidson, H. E. Marshall, J. C. Moore, Lloyd Enger, Sam Durr, John Dunbar, Earl Dunbar, Clyde Armstrong, Milford, Mt Healthy, College Hill, Walnut Hills, North College Hill, Norwood, Williamsburg, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Price
Williams Corner
E. E. Griswold
J. C. Moore
Loveland
Grace Chailie
Lloyd Enger
Healthy
D. W. Davidson
Sam Durr
Dayton
H. E. Marshall
John Dunbar
Earl
Newtonsville
Griswold
Clyde Armstrong
Milford
Earl Enger
Rose Carol
Enger
Alex Dunham
Cincinnati
Grace Chaille
G. W. Richardson
Walnut Hills
E. E
Henry Bang
Norwood
Wm. Schuehler
W. R. Ireton
Williamsburg
Old Friends Reunion Mentioned in Local Note
A brief line notes a person calling on old friends last Saturday and mentions he is currently traveling for the Watkins Company of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Watkins Co
Columbus
Community social and visits in PT. Isabel
The article notes a Friday social at Rev and Mrs Zimmerman's home and lists numerous visits and callings by local residents. Attendees include Beatrice Wahl, Dorothy Kinnett, Eugene Laycock, Jesse Preston, Calvary residents, Bartlow and Preston families, Fancher family, Carr family, Liming family, Noah Pruer, Will Owens, J C Jones and Mirthle, and M W Little. Hospitalized: Mrs Robert Abner and Bette Ann Little. People spent time in Cincinnati and trips to Oak Grove and Springfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmerman
Stanley McCullough
Felicity
Beatrice Wahl
Norwood
Dorothy Kinnett
Eugene Laycock
Nicholsville
Jesse Preston
Calvary
R. F. Bartlow
Ray Preston
William Fancher
Frey
Wayne and
Jewell
Guy Carr
James Liming
Noah Pruer
Bethel
Will Owens
J. C. Jones
Myrtle
M. W. Little
R. G. Little
Robert Abner
Bettie Ann Little
Cincinnati
Beryl Stairs
Dorothy Kin
Margaret Hiatt
Junior Barger
Nellie McQuarry
Mattie Wilson
Willowville Social Roundup Highlights Local Visits
Miss Ruth Hartwell and a friend visited Mrs. Nora Bolte on Sunday. Sydney Sullivan and family spent the weekend in Mt. Crab. Garnet Huelsman and Garnet Lipka called here. Evalyn Sullivan and son visited Mrs. J. H. Bradbury in Cincinnati. Mrs. Treber of West Union stayed with the McGuires. Larry Walter hosted guests from Springfield O. Ellen Donavan entertained visitors from Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Hartwell
Nora Bolte
Sydney Sullivan
Mt. Crab
Garnet Huelsman
Garnet Lipka
Evalyn Sullivan and Son
J. H. Bradbury
Cincinnati
Treber
West Union
Marvin McGuire
Larry Walter
Springfield
Ellen Donavan
Ed Stepheny
Joe Sturm
Local social visits clutter Williamsville area
Mrs. John Keeler and children enjoyed a weekend in Cincinnati with her parents. Families from Locust Corner and Cincinnati visited locals, and several women attended the Hamilton County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations Conference at Delhi School. The next Friday night class and recreation session was announced with several community members planning to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keeler
Cincinnati
Howard Gaskins
Locust Corner
Frank Laub
Catherine Lyons
Velvin Laub
John Miller
Mt. Washington
Alma Shannon
Rumpke
Harry Hall
Baptist
Williamsville
George Crellin
Charley Hyser
James Gabriel
McCormack
Hamilton County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Delhi School
Dorothy
Marie Crellin
Josephine Lindsey
Ellen Davis
Harry L. Kelsey
St. Louis
John Asby
Mary Johns
D. Gallagher
Batavia
Burkhardt
Bethel
Batavia Public Tennis Court Becomes Ready for Season
The Batavia public tennis court will be ready for use later in the week with posted rules and a membership list to avoid misunderstandings between members and non-members. Dues are 50 cents for the first family member and 26 cents for each additional member. inquiries to Catherine Lail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Catherine Lail
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Baby
Custom Hatching
Owensville Hatchery
Batavia, Ohio
Glen Este
MT. Holly
Lerado
Isabel
Bruce Wilson
CCC Camp Friendship
Raymond Johnson
Arch Utter
Woodrow Utter
Carthage
Laura Nichols
Daisy Day
Oak Grove
Estel Swartz
Lloyd Perrine
Willowville
Tobasco
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