Clermont Courier Report From Batavia May 18 1932
Local Batavia issues cover daily happenings from Clermont County. Community items include school notices, shop reports, weather notes, and brief city updates reflecting life in May 1932.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1932
Page
4
Local Batavia issues cover daily happenings from Clermont County. Community items include school notices, shop reports, weather notes, and brief city updates reflecting life in May 1932.
The piece covers gubernatorial candidates Brown Cooper and Ingalls with Ingalls winning a plurality amid Prohibition concerns. Bettman wins Senate over Taber. It notes expected party nominee votes in November and hints at national convention debates on the Eighteenth Amendment. The rest lists administrators, executors, inventories, and court actions including wills and hearings.
A court docket shows numerous civil suits including Mullikin vs Hieatt for damages, Wisby and McQuitty vs Bratton for partition, Newberry vs Newberry for divorce, Hill cases for money, Young for divorce, Walsh vs Brunnell for money, Pringle divorce custody, Ciaccio vs Rozzi for receiver, Loveland vs Reif et al for foreclosure, and appeals and notes. Probate filings include marriages licenses and estates such as Wilson S. Fitzwater administrator and John Miers estate with appraisers listed.
Recorder 8 office real estate transfers list numerous deeds: F C Sargent and others to Arthur Armacost for 82 acres with nominal $1. Lewis Carter to Lewis Rossman for a Felicity lot for $1. H J and Margaret King to Caroline Walker for Batavia lots 182 and 133 for $1. Joe and Arizu Cutran to Hanna Metzar for a Union Two lot for $1. Sarah R. Stewart and Clara Keith to RC and Clara Keith for 92 acres in Batavia Township for $1. Katherine and Nicholas Miller to Geo and Clara Sibler for land in Washington Township for $1. Howard D. Smith to Blanche Holland for a Marathon lot for $1. Harry Hahnemann et al to John Tiggers for 121.76 acres in Goshen Township for $1.
The May 9 county commission meeting approved numerous expenses including labor, sewer pipe, gas, test fees, and material costs from suppliers such as Keen Coal Co and Galion Iron Works. Other items mention crowds heads funding and assorted notes on periodical topics and local curiosities.
Erma Johnson sues Donald T. Johnson for divorce on grounds of gross neglect of duty in Case No 17853 in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County. Defendant residence unknown. hearing set on or after June 4. Pane & Britton, attorneys for plaintiff.
Order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio directs a public auction at the Batavia courthouse front door on Saturday June 18 1982 between 11 and 12 in the forenoon. Two parcels in Batavia township are described with surveys 2058 and 949 tied to Jass and Lingo deeds dated 1917 and recorded in Deed Book 179 page 583. The first tract is valued 700 dollars and the second 2900 dollars with cash terms.
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