Clermont Courier dates and publisher notice
Publication record shows The Clermont Courier issued weekly by The Clermont Publishing Co with an entry dated Y 27 81. No additional event details or articles present in the readable text.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1931
Page
4
Publication record shows The Clermont Courier issued weekly by The Clermont Publishing Co with an entry dated Y 27 81. No additional event details or articles present in the readable text.
In the Common Pleas Court several new cases are listed including E Foster against Minnie Crossman over real estate possession. Other matters include accounting and injunction requests against Milford High School and the Milford National Bank, mortgage foreclosure actions, promissory note suits, and various estate proceedings with multiple guardianships and bequests outlined from Adelaide Reed's will dated July 30, 1930.
Nothing doing this week in marriage licenses. New cases include James Isaac Carson as administrator of Robert Alexander Carson with bond 4000 and appraisers G M Byus Elbert Brown and Frank Lohr. Other business covers estate matters, guardianships, inventories, accounts, and probate actions including Amy A James will admitted to probate and various executrices and administrators.
Multiple transfers recorded including Robert Hunt to Robert Lolly 10 acres Batavia Two and J Frank Hitch to Christine Hitch lot Owensville all for $1. Other deeds cover parcels in Monroe Two Wayne Jackson Union Milford Bethel Thelma Parker Roades and unspecified locations with nominal sums. No mortgage or sale terms beyond $1 consideration noted.
County commissioners detail May 18 actions listing payments to laborers, suppliers, and services. Announcement: state civil service exam for guards set for June 8 1981 at 9 am local time in London Ohio, held at London Court House. Applicants aged 26 to 45 urged to write Supt W F Amline for full details.
A six project bid list shows Batavia Back Run and Clermontville Laurel lines with Pringle Construction Co leading at $18,964 and $18,791 respectively. Felicity Calvary and Neville Maple Creek lines show Estel Pringle and B L Jordan as bidders with totals ranging from about $7,655 to $18,905. Round Bottom and Williamsburg Bantam lines include bids from A C Pickelheimer and Gerald Iles with lowest quotes near $7,150 to $7,191.
The Rural Economics Department at Ohio State University offers a free monthly bulletin to Ohio farmers summarizing stored farm products and future price prospects. The latest issue notes hay stocks on Ohio farms May 1 at 173000 tons, far below last year and the five year average, with drought and reduced meadow acreage affecting the crop outlook. It advises farmers to consider soybeans and annual hay crops to ensure ample supplies amid high prices.
Unusual interest shown by farmers statewide in the Farm Bureau Noon Hour program from WAIU Columbus 640 khz. The show runs six days a week from 12 to 1 pm begun May 11 with Governor George White as principal speaker. Includes legislation taxation government and farm topics plus music news and markets. Neighbor Palmer presides and C J West Farm Finance Review and Bill Pryor The Farmer on the Front Page continue.
Court orders public auction of 146 acres 87 poles in Washington Township Clermont County near Big Indian Creek. Sale includes parcels described from Brannan to Purkiser with multiple measurements and lines, held at the courthouse front steps on Saturday June 6 1981 between 11 and 12 noon. Attorneys listed: Blonois Speidel and Meteo siichors.
The Clermont County sheriff will auction real estate on Saturday June 20 1981 between 11 and 12 at the courthouse in Batavia Ohio. The property includes portions from survey No 3387 totaling about 75.98 acres with parcels tied to J W McKinney and Jane Cremer et al and is appraised at 2400 dollars. Cash terms. Robert Roberts Sheriff.
Attachment issued May 11 1981 by Justice of Peace Larkin in Batavia Township Clermont County Ohio for Samaramis Russell against Mollie Gayton for 144 dollars. Davis Ely Ely represents. Notice also lists appointment of James Isaac Carson as administrator of Robert A Carson estate and Thelma Jones as administratrix of Sarah B Conover estate both in Clermont County Ohio.
Legal notice to Myrtle Lauder whose residence is unknown. Harry Lauder filed for divorce in Case No. 17621 in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio. Hearing date set for on or after 28 1981. ARRY LAUDER plaintiff, Young attorney for plaintiff.
Notice that Lewis John son, serial no 82044, confined at London Prison Farm, has been recommended to the Ohio Board of Clemency for consideration. Hearing set for on or after June 7, 1931, per Acting Parole and Record Clerk Ww. O. Thomas.
The Federal Land Bank of Louisville files a petition in the Common Pleas Court of Clermont County Ohio on May 18 1931 case 17544 seeking judgment for 1888 75 due January 1 1931 plus interest and 258 75 outstanding on a mortgage on a 123 acre property in Monroe Township bounded by Twelve Mile Creek. The bank requests foreclosure and sale of the described real estate to satisfy the debt and costs. Respondents John F Hesse and Ruby Hesse non residents must answer by July 18 1981 or risk judgment by default.
In the Southern District of Ohio Western Division William P. Gunter of Batavia Clermont County Ohio was adjudicated bankrupt on May 16 1981. The first meeting of creditors is set at 922 Government Building Cincinnati Ohio. Also notice of appointment of Charles Schenz as administrator of the estate of Lewis Neiser deceased of New Richmond Ohio May 1931. Lucian H. Dawson attorney.
The notice indicates prisoner John Meain, currently at a state farm, is being considered for parole. It notes possible Board review and potential decisions after evaluation and the relevant timelines.
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