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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1945
Page
4
The Clermont Courier announces its founding year 1836 and lists subscription options including six months at $1.50. Editor and Publisher is Harry M. Tucker. The paper is entered at Batavia Ohio post office as second class mail matter.
Court records show Sallie C Barbee named defendant in a divorce action filed by Loman F Barbee with a 1914 marriage and one living issue. Other cases include Gladys M Perry seeking divorce from Clyde W Perry married in 1941 for neglect, Dorothy Phillips seeking divorce alimony and child custody from Fred Phillips. Various estates are processed, including Albert McGowan and Tyra McGowan decree, Bard Abbott estates, and administration and tax notes for multiple deceased individuals.
Richard Binkley Jr aged 18 a plasterer of Batavia Route 2 wed Mary Lee aged 17 of Batavia Route 2 in a local ceremony. The notice records their ages and residences as the only available details.
Real estate transfers include Myrtle Gibson to Arthur Neu farth for 50 acres in Stonelick Township and Edward Annsteatt to Harry A and Mae Kahle for 129.69 acres in Batavia Township. weitere transfers cover Miami Pierce and Wayne Townships with multiple grantees including Longhouser, Storeh, Kemble, Reeder, Stahl, Wade, Holland, Williams, and Crowe among others.
Notices document several parcel transfers in Goshen Union Stonelick and Pierce Townships plus two probate entries. The George Kurtz estate inventory hearing is set for June 18 1945 in Batavia with exceptions due May 24 1945. Another estate C E Lough appoints Guy W Jones as administrator with creditors due in four months.
Clermont County Ohio invites sealed bids by 10:00 A M June 18 1945 for multiple Batavia village lots including Gregg s and Grege s Sub on Victoria Ave known as the Creamery with cash terms. The Commissioners may reject any bid. Blythe Jones Clerk.
A poetic meditation traces a shadowy search through uncertainty toward a sudden blaze of sunlight. It describes an elusive, fading form becoming plain, a decisive grasp, and the emergence of a clear voice and message.
Mrs Lydia Gibson thanks relatives and friends for kindness after the death of her husband George Lee Gibson. She notes floral pieces from Mt Holly neighbors and praise for nurse Henretta Rossa, Rev Shirer, Marie Weaver, Mrs R A Cropper, and funeral director Mr White. Special thanks to Mr G E DeNaie Sr for devotion during long illness.
Paris E Turner 46 died of a heart attack in San Francisco May 22. He worked at Hunters Point Dry Dock and planned to move his family to California after their daughter graduates June 6. Survived by widow Velma, son Pfe, and daughters Lois and Virginia. Funeral May 29 in Loveland. burial near Bethel. Also senior prom honored Loveland High School seniors with a flower garden setting and King Cecil Bauer and Queen Deloris Hill.
The Juniors honored the Queen and the Seniors with red roses at a dance. Bud Burliner’s orchestra provided music while Miss Mary Laugel visited from Coldwater. Circle ladies met May 23 at Mrs Haarlammert’s home. program on Community Problems included piano selections. Birthday wishes reached F J Laugel from Walter Laugel aboard the S S Stephen N White. Family visits noted from Orlando to Lida Seigle and Rosemary. Viola Wickware from Walnut Hills visiting Park Avenue relatives. Mrs Clara Conover ill after a heart attack. Intermediate Girl Scouts met at the Presbyterian Church finishing block printing and singing Taps. Carol Ummel of Columbus visiting J W Montgomery family.
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