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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1921
Page
4
The Clermonti Courier is a weekly tabloid published by The Clermonti Publishing Co. The notice lists subscription terms: one year, six months, and three months with respective prices. It indicates Batavia, Illinois as the location and October 1921 as the issue date.
A roundup of civil suits and judgments including damages claimed by Ria Schmidt against G Thomas, money claimed by William Hutson against Mollie and Clarence Richards, and a large claim by Joe F Bates against Holstein and Borden. Divorces granted for Vinnie Sharp and Helen Hancock, and actions on guardianships and estate inventories. Real estate transfers and appointments listed. multiple names and addresses across Batavia and surrounding townships.
Ohio General Assembly adopts a plan to divide the state into twenty six senatorial districts with specified countygroupings. It awaits popular vote at the upcoming November 1921 election and outlines the ballot, procedure, and effective date if approved.
The notice reports settlement hearings in Clermont County Ohio before Judge Clarence N. Young on October 1921. It lists multiple executors guardians and administrators including Nellie B aged, Lucy S Vanes, William Kpabp, Frank M. Allen, Etta Sears, Allen McAfee, George Ort, Edna Micha, Floyd Berger, Clara Berger, Pearl Berger, Leonard erer, Lyman Craig, Sarah May Gorth and Bessyoseph Gorth. Final and partial accounts are referenced with guardianships and estates to be settled.
Vague election notice for Kenton Ohio dated September listing November 1921 as the election day location and related procedures. Mentions wills and guardians and a general assembly in a courtroom or public house context. Includes disjointed fragments of names and places.
Court records from Clermont Common Pleas outline an order of sale for personal property. The notice lists parties J K Moyer and Charles Hoge with terms set by court and proceeds directed to satisfy a claim, with sale details partially legible and to be conducted under adjourned conditions.
The Village of Felicity Clermont County Ohio invites sealed bids for the purchase of village bonds totaling fifteen thousand dollars dated January 1921. Bonds mature annually from 1922 to 1951 bear 6 percent interest and are issued to fund street improvements in Felicity. Auctions set for October 2 1921 at noon. bids must be at par plus accrued interest with a 5 percent bid security. The village reserves the right to reject bids.
Assignee seeks sale of real estate by public auction on a Saturday in 1921. The listing describes First and other tracts with unspecified boundaries and attached notes. The property includes a parcel near Cincinnati and Columbus roads in Ohio, with detailed line descriptions and an appraised value noted as $15,000. Cash terms due day of sale, with installment arrangements possible.
Plaintiff William Wolf seeks partition of village New Richmond real estate in Clermont County Ohio in Case No 14980. Defendants including William Wolf’s relatives and Emma Sawyer face required answer by November 1 1921. failure leads to further judgment and partition.
Clermont Common Pleas orders sale of farm property in Clermont County Ohio. The October 1921 auction at the courthouse front door offers the old homestead tract with details from the deed. Terms: one third cash, one third in one year, one third in two years with 6 percent interest and mortgage security.
Filing by Eck oprer executor of the estate Liam Eckarf seeks probate in Green County Court. The decedent William Heart allegedly insolvent. heirs listed as Tereb and others may appear. Norman Jurnet and Bishop attorney represent in this probate matter.
Be prepared as Milford Village School District plans a tax levy vote in the county Ohio area. Voters will assess the measure at Milford Village and participate at the usual polling place during the hours of 5 30 a.m. to the daytime on November 8, 191. The official notice outlines the levy amount and purpose for school support.
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