Batavia News Briefs and Notices from May 1929
Local items include tax notice for June 1929 real estate and personal property, reminders to mail payments early, and notes on receipts. Social announcements cover funerals, weddings, and residents moving, with visits from Cincinnati and Los Angeles. Memorial Day plans note Girl Scout sales of poppies for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. Peperson
Albert Heinrici
Los Angeles
Cal
Batavia
Ohio
Little Jean Rice dies at age five in Cincinnati
Elinor Jean Rice daughter of George and Marie Rice was born September 29 1923 and died May 4 1929 at Children's Hospital Cincinnati Ohio She leaves a father and mother one sister Doris Lucille grandparents and many friends The family thanks those who aided during her illness and funeral Rev Anderson and others assisted with songs flowers and conduct of the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elinor Jean
George
Marie Rice
Children’s Hospital
Cincinnati
Ohio
Doris Lucille
Jean
Jesus
Heaven
Anderson
Mr. Daily
Additional Court Actions and Guardians Named in Local Estates
Agnes Apgar named guardian for Robert Paul and Ross Apgar with bond 225 dollars. Widow of Chas C Cook elects to take property at appraised value. H V Jackson named administrator of Geo W Bailey with bond 10 000 dollars. Appraisers listed J H Lewis Frank Idlett Chris Snider. Administrator of Stanley E Miles files final account. No appraisement for Geo W Snider estate. KK J Hoffman named administrator of Geo A Sanders vs John A Sanders. Decree orders private sale of real estate. Nellie B Arthur executrix of Hamer J Arthur authorizes distribution. Cornelia York appointed administratrix of Jas M York with bond 800 dollars. L J Lemar named administrator of Caroline R Lemar, court allows sale of notes. John W Trees administrator of Jane 8 Trees. Court authorizes sale of certain bonds. Inventory and appraisement filed. Hearing for probate of Perlina Osbourn set for May 31 1929. Estate of Harry J Barr exempt from inheritance tax net value 4824 03, passes to widow. Final account presented. WILLS Will of Thomas H Garrison provides for debts and to Grace Garrison widow all property and no inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Apgar
Robert, Paul and
Ross Apgar
Chas. C. Cook
H. V. Jackson
Geo. W. Bailey
J. H. Lewis
Frank Idlett
Chris Snider
Stanley E. Miles
Geo. W. Snider
KK. J. Hoffman
Geo
Gale
Perlina’ Osbourn
Harry J. Barr
Batavia Develops Additions at Golden Glow and Nearby Lots
Geo Hugo owner of the Golden Glow is building a rear double garage for trade on alley ground formerly a flower garden with Reynolds and Kidd handling cement work. William Krantz is constructing a concrete ware room for Jas Beagle for Kroger Grocery Co joining the store room with an entrance on Second Street. Judge Nichols raises a stone summer house on the Mettie Root lot, which is being enhanced with a flower garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hugo
Golden Glow
Reynolds & Kidd
William Krantz
Jas. Beagle
Kroger Grocery Co
Second Street
Judge Nichols
Mettie Root
Property transfers list dozens of Ohio land trades for $1
Recorder records show multiple deeds: Viola Petsch to Emma Elfring 40 acres in Union Two. Julia Sehroen to Stella Nobis Ohio Two. Joseph Warren to John Schauffler Withamsville. and many more deeds across Tate Two, Union Two, Monroe, Milford, Stonelick, Goshen, and Washington townships. Each sale notes $1 consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola Petsch
Emma Elfring
Union Two
Julia Sehroen
Stella M. Nobis
Ohio
Joseph W. Warren
John Schauffer
Withamsville
Joseph Schauffer
Jas. H
Erma KE. Lanter
W. Ferris
Althea Vene Ferris
Loveland
L. H. Wenstrup
Jess M
Edith L. Jordan
Milford
Milton KE
Florence
van Frank
Mary Fisher
Jackson
Celia Rieger
Edward C. Rieger
Monroe
G. C
Delila Anderson
William K. Kelly
Herbert M. Meek
John Slattery
Jackson Two
Sophia Baerbalch
Tate
Jacob R. Philbower Et al
Philip Philbower
Stonelick
Jess D. Cross
Margaret Frank
Pierce Two
Joseph Burkard
Raymond and
Jeannette Blick
Geo. H. Schrichten
Dale
Minnie M. Pence
Alfred Wildey
J. W. Roush
H. C
W. Q. Patterson
Washington
Ella Crowe
Mary .E. Henens
Goshen
Decoration Day Speaker and Local Social Visits
Mr. Biglow of the city will be our Decoration Day speaker. Mrs Alma Hill and her son spent Sunday with M M Hills. Berton Hodges and family and Frank Paranalls visited Estel Pring es. Wellington Hill and mother spent Sunday at Price Hill hospital. Harry Stametts and family called on his parents Sunday. John Burton of Washington spent part of last week with John Rossnickel. Miss Leola Pickelheimer had dinner with Rob Williams and family. Paul Spencer and Miss Robson called on M M Hill and family. Floyd Walker and wife of Blanchester visited his parents Sunday. Miss Nan Collins stayed with Mrs D Maham. Clarence McAfee of Florida visits relatives here and notes business quiet in the south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biglow
City
Decoration Day
Alma Hill and Son
M. M. Hills
Berton Hodges
Frank Paranalls
Estel Pringes
Wellington Hill
Price Hill Hospital
Harry Stametts
John Burton
Washington
John Rossnickel
Leola Pickelheimer
Rob Williams
Paul Spencer
Miss Robson
M. M. Hill
Floyd Walker
Blanchester
Nan Collins
D. Maham
Bids Opened For Local Street Oiling Contract
Milford last week invited bids to oil streets. Baton Oil Works submitted the lowest bid per gallon and won the contract after competitive bidding reduced prices. Batavia plans to chip and tar its streets soon, with no further bids yet requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford
Gener Gallon
Baton Oil Works
Bruff
Batavia
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Qhio
Girmont Courier
Com. Tribune
Horieland
Cincinnati Post
Cincinnati Times Star
Cincinnati Enquirer and Courier
Mit
Lass
Spencer
Gertude
Fuct’s
Wilke
O. Arcenate
Williamsburg
27Th Ridge
Guttering
Co’s
Bamiletf
Bethel Nation
Lee Page
Funn
American Legion and Auxiliary
Armory
Fuhr’s
Minnie York Schissler
Dayton
C. A. Mills
Bond Hill
J. A. Hartman
Avondale
J. F. Hartman
Brown County
Anna Patterson
Howard Powell
Luke Scarce
Water Street
Homer Wilson
Sun Office
Jans Lutes
Olive Branch
Bethel
Sever
Willand Robt. Kain
John Sprague
Grace Kain
Nannie Davis
van Aultman
Glancy Flat
Main Street
Newtonsville
Ella Lane
Laura Pege
Belle Marsh
Julius A
Jennie Penn
P. F. Jamieson
W. P. Richards
Howard Jose
Somen
Edna Groves
Corvallis
Oregon
Washington, D. C
Geo. Groves
Sarah Megrue Leaf
J. A. Leaf
South Milford
Green Lawn Cemetery
Forrest Ely
Little Rock
Arkansas
Floyd Frayser
Harry Miller
Gertrude Spencer
American Legion
Hamilton County
Enquirer
Federal Land Bank
Loveland National Farm Loan Association
A. M. Hatcher, Sec'y-Treas
Mbt
Ferol Tilton
Lockland
Kenneth Clark
Wyoming
Mr. Clark
Cincinnati Street Railway Co
Frank W. Weaver Post
Clermont
Goodyear
Double Eagle
A. E. Price
Marcel
Ishates
Blue Bird Beauty Shoppe
Williamsburg, O
Thomas H. Garrison
Grace Garrison
Recorder
Office
Clarence McAfee
Florida
South
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Forp MoTror Company
Clermont County
Milford Building Loan
H. C. Miller
Milford, Ohio
W. E. Knapp
Murphy & Murphy, Attorneys
Fountain Suuare
First National Bank
Dr. Howard
Wall
Dennison Bldg
Batavia, Ohio
Koeblé and Wall
Henry Wolter & CO
Walnut Street
Lucian H. Dawson
New Richmond
See’s Treas
Farm Loan Association
Male
Elliott
J. C. Fuhr
Yeney
Asker
Parte
Bitding & Loan Co
Batavia, C
J. A. Bilis
Amelia
Q. No
Willie Sheeson Jr
Nancy Hall
Yellow Jersey
Porto Rico
Bermuda
Scott
Morgan, Ky
Atavia
iddia _ woman
Erat House
Gil Fiamily
Lea State
Agiraka
Urier
T. H
A. B. Shumard
Cozaddale, Q
R. R
Pape
Minard Pierce
ETL O
Donald Lytle Doss
Sags
Albert E. Day
Mt. Carmel
P. O. Newtown
Marion Day
Georgetown
George W. Mull
Wilkie Coal and Supply
Ee Batavia, O
Bataiva
Wn. Stirling Moore
H. Stirling Moore & Son
Cees
Georgetown Marble & Granite Co
BE. H. Kennedy
J. M. Cropper
Glermant
Batavian
New Richmond Pike
RCA
Ralph” ’D. Fuhr
Pythagoras
Aken
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