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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1950
Page
12
The distressing note mentions Mr. Bauer suffering a stroke and under medical care while many Mt. Carmel and Summerside youths are set to graduate. Batavia High School graduation is on Wednesday May 24 with Mt. Carmel Glen Este school holding graduation on May 23.
An informal fishing note extols pan fish as plentiful and easy to catch in spring. It lists sunfish, bluegill, crappie and others inland and coastal species, and recommends affordable gear. Old Hi offers free booklets on pan and saltwater species and invites readers to send questions with name and address.
Covington Kentucky residents Mr and Mrs Prank Roach and others visited Misses Mary and Edna Schneider last Sunday. Vandalia Ohio hosts Mr and Mrs R E Irvin and son Bobby visiting A H Theis family. Florida winter guest Mrs Catherine Wright stayed with her brother A H Theis. Kennedy Heights Mr Theodore Bauer and Oakley Mrs Lauderman with daughter Betty also called. Rev Budd has led Summerside Methodist Church to rapid growth inviting Sunday attenders to return.
Local residents gathered for Mother's Day visits and birthday celebrations at Mrs. Mary Blicks home with extended families from Glen Este Amelia and Madisonville. Guests included the Retzlers Wrights Smiths Gibsons Blick and others. John Young shows improvement after illness.
The article notes that United States postal money orders were first issued during the Civil War era, marking an early government effort to provide secure financial transfer options. This development reflects wartime needs and evolving federal services.
The State of Ohio Clermont County gives notice of a public auction on June 17, 1950 at 11 a.m. at the courthouse door Batavia for real estate in Washington Township on Turkey Foot Road part of Virginia Military Survey Nos. 164 and 866. The sale is under General Code sections 11681 and 12037 in Case No. 23328.
Sheriff Clyde Deericks advertises a court ordered sale of 43 acres from the Houser to Hill property. Appraised at 1200 dollars, no sale below two thirds. Sale set by the Common Pleas Court with 500 dollars cash and remainder on delivery.
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