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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1935

Page

5

Executor's Sale of Clermont County Real Estate in Ohio

Public auction set for June 7 1935 at 9:00 a.m. in Miami Township Clermont County Ohio. Executor Robert M Hair offers jointly described parcels totaling 14.93 acres and 4.31 acres plus a one half interest in 45.10 acres with appraised values of 2180 285 and the sale set at not less than two thirds of those values with cash due on day of sale.

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 UN Stone 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 Clermont County Common Pleas Court against non residents Clara F Bevard and John H Bevard and others. The property is in Stonwick Township Owensburg village describing a 7500 square foot lot at the southwest corner of a tract once conveyed to William and Florence Leever. Respond by July 6 1935.

Clara F. Bevard John H. Bevard Owensville Building & Loan Pay Owensville Ohio Common Pleas Court Clermont County Stonwick Township Christie Batavia Road William H. Leever Florence C. Leever Olive V. Crane Owensville Building & Loan Company Davis, Ely & Ely

Baby Chicks and Custom Hatching At Owensville Hatchery

A local note from Amelia lists visits and dinners across multiple households including Lynchburg and Williams burg. It records people such as Dorothy Wise and many families visiting friends in the area with mentions of civic and social events and a few job updates.

Local Social Notes From Williamsburg and Vicinity

Friday to Sunday events include a Interdenominational retreat at Camp Indianola and a surprise birthday party for Mrs. Wm Ringel. The Vesta Club hosted the Fortnightly Club with Miss Lamb in His Bosom review and China talk by Mrs Foley. Community members attend missionary meetings and school sports gatherings while several members travel to Milford and Batavia for club activities.

Ton Grace Lytle Camp Indianola Stanley Ringel Wm. Ringel Fremeyer Offutt John Pommert Mt. Moriah Chas. Houser J. P. Carlisle Milford Williamsburg Vesta Club New Richmond Katie Ellis China Caroline Horner Clover Chas. Peterson Celestine Chapter Mt. Crab Batavia T. J. Dugan Bernice Anderson Painted Post N. Y J. W. Smith St. Mary’s Mr. Stevens Sarah Chatterton Belle Wilson Delaware N. J. White J. W. Prewtt J. Isaac Maham

Bethel Social Notes Report Visitors and Bridge Club

Bethel community circles note visits from Goldie Taylor, Ann Farley, and others. Mrs. Carl Rush hosts a Thursday bridge gathering. Families from Ripley Avon dale Dayton Vincennes Greensburg and Connersville share Sunday and weekend visits with relatives and friends.

Earl Eastwood Vincennes Ind Ralph Luke Greensburg Frank West Gene Love Headley Johnson Miss Webster Connersville Esther Maxfield Marian Leonetta Foster Dayton, O Francis Meek Cincinnati Ruby Adams Minnie Taylor Rahama Fagley Katie Ellis Williamsburg

Local Social and School Notes From East O Cloughend

Mr and Mrs John Alenger of East O Cloughend visited with Mrs Sally Keeler. Mr and Mrs Leonard Foltz and family of Dayton Sundayed with their parents. Miss Dorothy Crellin has been taking the school census. The same teachers Evan Shine and Clemons will lead next year. Several from here attended the Ander son high school commencement. Farmers busy planting despite poor weather. Raymond Shannon and family dined with Wm Nagley. Mrs Anna K Davis attended W C T U at Madisonville. Mrs Zuella Behymer visited Mt Washington. Rev Obee of Forestville called on Mt Moriah members.

Tobasco John Alenger East O’cloughend Alenger Sally Keeler Leonard Foltz Dayton Dorothy Crellin Evanshine Miss Clemons Anderson Raymond Shannon Wm. Nagley Merwin Anna K. Davis Madisonville Zuella Behymer Forest Brooks Mt. Washington Obee Forestville Mt. Moriah

Local update on illness and visitors in Newtonsville

Mrs. Lillian Coward and Mrs. Bertha Ogle have shown marked improvement after several weeks of serious illness. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jordan of Milford visited their parents Mr. and Mrs. B L Jordan. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Anderson of Decatur Illinois called on friends here last Friday. Misses Anna and Carrie Collins were mentioned among locals.

Lillian Coward Bertha Ogle Paul Jordan Milford B. L. Jordan Frank Anderson Decatur Ill Anna and Carrie Collins

Cincinnati Visitors Feature Local Gatherings

A series of social calls and visits occur across Cincinnati Milford and nearby towns. Miss Sara White spent several days in Cincinnati while Mrs Nannie Collins and Tom hosted guests. Others include Miss Mayme Bigam on a Lynchburg trip and Harold Harold Shaffer families with Mrs Mae Meek.

Cincinnati Sara White Robert Rinckhoff Milford Hartwell Mollie and Harley Cross Madisonville Earl Jones Ida Dean Winnie Watcher

Williamsburg Farming Group Discusses Soil Improvement

The Williamsburg Young Men's Farming Association met May 14 in the school with 18 members. Under Donald Hutchinson and C E Murphy, they reviewed lime manure and legume use, noting County Experiment Farm data showing tripled crop yields and soil tests across seven fields with lime phosphorus and potash deficiencies. John Varney John Manley Lewis

Williamsburg Young Men’s Farming Association Donald Hutchinson C. E. Murphy County Experiment Farm Murphy Williamsburg Township John Varney John Manley Lewis

Local Corn Yield Contest Gathers Farmers and Friends

Rice Willis Codling W J Burger and Harry Jordan challenge each other to grow the most corn on one acre with accurate records kept. Plots measured and corn husked weighed when ripe. Winner receives a prize from five contestants. Meeting set for Tuesday June 18 at 8 00 P M with ice cream served by Varney Manley and Burger.

Rice Willis Codling W. J. Burger Harry Jordan Harry Stamm Varney Manley Mr. Burger

Economy Economy Is Too Late at the Bottom of the Purse

A brief line notes the economy lagging as funds run low at a key funding source, hinting at tightened finances and potential impacts on programs or projects dependent on the purse.

Coney Island Cincinnati Opens With New Attractions

Coney Island in Cincinnati begins its summer season on Saturday May 25 with major upgrades in Land of Oz Rose Garden Moonlite Gardens and a reconditioned largest in America swimming pool. Art Kassel and His Kassels in the Air will headline Moonlite Gardens with Cab Calloway Ted Weems and Ozzie Nelson among booked bands. A new Speedway for midget auto racing will debut on the athletic field with 80 to 100 mph cars. Clay Weatherly will manage the track. First race on Decoration Day May 30 with weekly Sunday programs starting June 9.

Coney Island Cincinnati Land of Oz Coney Island Park Coney America Art Kassel Moonlite Gardens Cab Calloway Ted Weem Ozzie Nelson Coney Athletic Field West Coast New York Chicago Detroit Cleveland Indianapolis Clay Weatherly

Large 4-H Enrollment Trend Expected in Clermont County

E B Baugh, county agent, reports the largest 4-H Club enrollment in Clermont County to date with 900 potential members as new clubs form under Ralph Lemon. Closing date is May 25. New leaders include Mary Marsh Owensville Edith Keller Glen Este and many others across the county.

E. B. Baugh Clermont County Ralph Lemon Mary Marsh Owensville Edith Keller Glen Este C. J. Nobis Locust Corner Vernon Schooley Monterey Ray E. Steelman Milford Charles Daugherty Batavia Helen Iles James Davis Chile Richard Dick Moscow Lucille Jones Marasthon Theron Zimmerman Isabel Holly Dale Osborn Edenton Alice Trapp Perintown Lafayette Culbertson Withamsville W. G. Hawk Marathon Wilbur Sargent Wm. Darell Branch Hill Cash Day Bertha Wood Bethel Willis Light Neville Stella Mae Houser Felicity H. H.meeker Miamiville Arthur B. Mattox Amelia Jean Yeoman Goshen Randall Liming Robert Lehrer C. W. Robbins Summerside Mount Carmel Willard Wisby Wayford eMtzger

Batavia Public Tennis Court to Open This Week

The Batavia Public Tennis Court is under construction and will be ready for use in the latter part of the week. Rules and a membership list will be posted to prevent misunderstandings between members and non members. Dues are 5 dollars for the first family member and 2 dollars for each additional member. contact Catherine Lail for details.

Batavia Catherine Lail

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Baby Custom Hatching Owensville Hatchery Batavia, Ohio Dorothy Lee Wise Lynchburg L. F. Coleman James Malot Ben Malot City Everet Weak Blanche Needham Carthage Lane Myers Hamilton Cliff Sprague Loveland Mr. Campbell Frank King Eva Christy Samuel Harlow Walker J. Campbell Fayettesville H. Moyer Clara Steward Hillsboro Joseph Dawson Akron W. Morris Hicks Jennie Ruth Brose Harry Kearns Bessie Bainum Jennie Kearns Francis Carlisle Union Central Life Ins. Co Everett Perry Everet Weil Frank Thurber Bauer D. M. Ford Offerly Simmons Frank Smith Genevive Nora Jane Woodward Virginia Nelson Alice Gates Lucille Broth Newtonsville GENERAL @ ELECTRIC General Electric Lewis Motor Co A. H. Lewis T. T. Lewis Four Williams Burg Farmers Baugh
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