Clermont County Sheriff Sale Notice of Real Estate Auction
Public auction offered for two parcels in Wayne Goshen townships Clermont County Ohio. Properties appraised at 4500 dollars with cash terms and mortgage lien reservation. Sale conducted by Sheriff Robert Roberts and deputy A W Meinken following an October 8 1932 order from the Court of Common Pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Maggie Ridings
Elmer E. Weaver
State of Ohio
Batavia
Vermont County
Wayne
Goshen
G. Seeley
David Grosnickle
Grosnickle
Jesse Binkley
Binkley
John Pringle
Pringle
John
Sessee
Ringle
Chaney
Woodville Roa
Seeley
Shen Township
Wayne Township
Goshen Township
Howard Collett
County
Clinton
John Harvies
Woodville Free Turnpike
KE. Randall
Randall
D. R. and
Marier
E.h.shirey
Federal Land Bn
Louisville
Robert Roberts
A. W. Meinken
Maree & Hayes
Sith
Applegate Divorce Petition Filed in Clermont County Court
Mary Applegate files for divorce from Jack W. Applegate in Case No. 18019 citing extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Defendant’s residence is unknown and notice is given that the case will proceed on or after November 16, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack W. Applegate
Mary Applegate
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Raymond Mehhrhoff
Freda Mehrhoff
Raymond Mehrhoff
Common Pleas Court
Britton & Britton
Notice of Change in Equipment Used by Motor Carrier
Carl Larrick, owner of a passenger motor transportation company in Ohio, filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to modify equipment by substituting a one and one half ton truck for the current two and one half ton truck due to business needs. The filing requests route or equipment adjustments as allowed by the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larrick
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Appointment as executor in Ohio estate notice
Notice designates J C Fuhr of Williamsburg as executor of the Cora B Fuhr estate, late of Clermont County Ohio. Dated September 19, 1932 Probate Judge B Woodmanseer Britton and Britton announce the appointment in this public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora RB. Fuhr
J.C. Fuhr
Williamsburg
Cora B. Fuhr
Clermont County
Ohio
B. Woodmanseer
Britton & Britton
Local notes from Williamsburg residents gather for church fairs and visits
Dr and Mrs Thomas Foster and daughter from Washington D C visited Williamsburg with relatives. Mrs Huffman and two children from Revena were guests. Mrs Frank Underwood returned to Paris Texas. Families shared Sunday visits at Indian Lake and with friends. Church ladies plan Fall Market on Fuhr s corner Oct 3 with baked goods lunch and coffee. A Halloween lunch sale is announced for Oct 23 at U B parsonage with fresh doughnuts weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas, Foster
Washington D.G
J." Huffman
Revena
Frank Underwood
Fuhr
Paris
Texas
Stanley Frazier
Ernest Kuffner
Indian Lake
Chis Frazier
Penn Walker
City
Kath Eilis
J. Roy Fuhr
Geo
Wonder
Mr. Stevenson
Chicago
Thomas
Laura Thomas
Howard Bogart
Williams
Front
Gay
Ralph D. Fuhr
Henry Fuhr
Mason
the Presbyterian Church
Circle of visits and parish notes in Cincinnati area
Mr and Mrs George M Snyder of Philadelphia vacationing with Mr and Mrs E H Hill and Mrs J A Lotz. Rev William B Dern of St Tomas Episcopal Church delivers farewell sermon and plans winter lecture course with Thomas Brady Co New York City to develop Episcopal communities in Cincinnati suburbs. Mrs Emily Gieger injured in Milford car collision at Mill and Main Streets. X ray at City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Snyder
Philadelphia
E. H. Hill
J.A. Lotz
Snyder
Hill
Edwin Keeler
Cliffly Falls
Indiana State Park
Madison
William B. Dern
St. Tomas Episcopal Church
Farwell
Dern
Thomas Brady Co
New York City
Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Henry Wise Hobson
Sothern
Ohio
Bond Hill
Terrace Park
Emily Gieger
Main Street
Milford
Mill
Main Streets
City Hospital
Local Family Notices From Middletown Area
H D Harrison and wife hosted their daughter and family from Middletown on Sunday. Neighbors Edward Collins moved to Newtown and Reynolds moved to the city. Eckert spent Sunday with his wife and daughter. Harry Meguire visited Vernon McComas. Ted Greer and Miss Anna Zelick with Mr and Mrs McComas. Sidney Sullivan and wife welcome a baby girl Betty Jean. Jerry Marsh and wife entertain a daughter Audrey May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.D. Harrison
Middletown
Edward Collins
Newtown
Mr. Reynolds
City
Mr Eckert
Harry Meguire
Vernon McComas
Ted Greer
Anna Zelick
V. McComas
Sidney Sulivan
Betty Jean
Jerry Marsh
Audrey May
Local Social Roundup From Belfast and Nearby
Mr. and Mrs Merril of Loveland visited Jakie Gross. Forrest Sutton and Mable McCormick joined Eastern Star in Marathon. Jos Dodds and L Ansteadt hosted relatives for a weekend visit. F Schobert Sarah Schobert Owensville and Herbert McCormick's family were guests. Dorothy and Stanley Hill left for OS A. Mrs Lewis Ansteatt Mabel McCormick and Billy attended Paul Ansteatt’s funeral at Batavia U B Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merril
Loveland
Jakie Gross
Forrest Sutton
Mable McCormick
Eastern Star Meeting
Marathon
Jos. Dodds
Little Son
L. Ansteadt
F. Schobert
Sarah Schobert
Owensville
Herbert McCormick
Dorothy
Stanley Hill
Lewis Ansteatt
Mabel McCornick
Billy
A. Meyers
Paul Ansteatt
Batavia U. B. Church
Maple Grove Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Omer Hawley visited his parents Sunday while John Sprague attended from the city. Aaron Steward and wife of Milford called with Joe Steward and family. Lewis Steward and daughter dropped by R Walker’s home. Ladies Aid met at Greenberry last Wednesday. W A Reed and Wendell Hawk toured Lancaster to inspect the Boys Industrial School. Louis Steward hosted Aaron Steward, Russell Steward and their families Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Hawley
City
Charley Sprague
John
Aaron Steward
Milford
Joe
Lewis Steward
R. Walker
Jones
Ladies’ Aid
Greenberry
W. A. Reed
Wendell Hawk
Harwood
Lancaster
Louis Steward
Aaron
Joe Steward
Russell
Electric light line advances toward Jackson Pike completion
Miss Guida K. Jones spent a day in town. Frank Smith sold his farm to Chas. Turber. They moved to Owensville. Mr Turber and wife are in their new home. Mrs. W H Jones and family hosted Mr and Mrs Robert Corwin and their son from Middletown. Anita D Seward was a recent guest of Dorothy Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Pike
Guida K. Jones
Frank Smith
Chas
Turber
Owensville
W. H. Jones
Robert Corwin
Little Son
Middletown
Anita D. Seward
Dorothy Walker
Local residents share visits and celebrations through the week
Mr and Mrs Philip Sperry and daughter Louise visited Norwood Ohio friends. H B Smythe and daughter Catherine and Ed Hubery spent Sunday in Oxford with Miss Sue Smythe. Mrs Maude Sperry and daughter Louise visited Pt Isabelle with Mrs Brown. Various families including Kettler Shaffer Nederman Nedderman Jacobs McGuire Lampy Curtis attended gatherings. Joe Feier ing marked their 33rd wedding anniversary with many friends bringing baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Sperry
Louise
Fred Zapp
Norwood
Ohio
H. B. Smythe
Catherine
Ed. Hubery
Oxford
Sue Smythe
Maude Sperry
West Union
Tony Lampy
Sid Curtis
Joe Feiering
Local Visitors Spend Sunday in Rocky Ford
Bellevue Kentucky pair Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips and Norman Phillips of Norwood visited Ed and Albert Ross. Fred Seiler and daughter Violet, Emma and Louise Garbe, and Sherman Deem's family hosted callers. Charles Ross and family from New Town stopped by A Richert's. Louise Garbe returned home after a weekend visit. Ed Ross and Mary shopped in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Phillips
Bellevue
Norman Phillips
Norwood
Albert Ross
Fred Seiler
Violet
Emma
Louise Garbe
Sherman Deem
Charles Ross
Newtown
A. Richert
City
Ed. Ross
Mary
Walter
Sunday Visits and Family Guests Across Several States
Bethel G G Bambach of Osborn and Carl Bambach of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Dr and Mrs Geo Twitcher and called on old friends. Will Smith of Norwood visited with Mrs Alice Parker and family. Harry Jordan and family of Clover visited his mother Mrs Ann Jordan and son Roy. Peak family hosted Lacey Louise and Harry Painter and family of Cincinnati. Wives from Montgomery and S Charleston spent the week at Dr W E Thompson s. Chas Poeltz hosted John Simcox and family of Georgetown. Mrs Chas Davis spent a day in Dayton for Red Cross. Louise Harris visits Marie Durham in Cincinnati. Callis Thompson Ferrill Butler and John McCall visited Mrs Nannie Littler in Connersville Ind. Robert Marsh and guests Guy Marsh and Bobby of Price Hill also attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Bambach
Osborn, O
Carl Bambach
Cincinnati
Geo. Twitcher
Will Smith
Norwood
Alice Parker
Harry Jordan
Clover
Ann Jordan
Roy
Peak
Lacey
Louise
Harry Painter
Will Ferrill
Butler
Montgomery
W. Va
Clare McCall
S. Charleston
W. E. Thompson
Chas. Poeltz
John Simcox
Georgetown
Chas. F. Davis
Dayton
Red Cross
Louise Harris
Marie Durham
Callis Thompson
Ferrill
John McCall
Nannie Littler
Conersville
Ind
Robert Marsh
Guy Marsh
Bobby
Price Hill
Tragic death of Will Meek shocks Newtonville community
Will Meek died about four hours after being struck by a passing car Friday night near the curb. Funeral Tuesday at the M. E. Church Edenton with burial in Plainain Cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the grieving family as other local notices recall weekend travel and visits across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meek
M. E
Edenton
Burial Plainain
Grange
Milford
Lucian Shriner
Indiana
Ida Sutton
Belfast
Lillie Washburn
Ruth Bigam
Mayme Bigam
Philip
Donald Higby
Stanley Haines
Bert
Harry Wood
Annabelle
Dorothy
Norwood
Robi
Herbert Williams
Jas, Gorman
Madisonville
Everett Hauk
Baby
Lynchburg
Reddick
Nesbitt
Loveland
James Roudabush
Pleasant Plain
G. M. Roudabush
B. L. Jordan
Harmon Schooley
Chillicothe
Amelia Woman's Club Holds Luncheon. Mc Connaughy Dies
The Amelia Woman's Club met for its annual luncheon at 1 PM in the M BE S 8 Room with Mrs. Mary Lee Houser outgoing and Miss Nellie Coleman incoming as president. Friends mourn the death of Pete Mc Connaughy from injuries in an auto accident. funeral arrangements advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Woman's Club
M. BE. S
Mary Lee Houser
Nellie Coleman
Pete McConnaughy
Community News Briefs from Local Club Gatherings
Mr Will Williams hosted Amelia Men's Club and Sunday diners visited by Dr and Mrs W Scorse and J Scorse of Cincinnati plus Mrs Scorse's sister Mrs Louise Davis. Nell Mattox directed a school auditorium play to a decided success. Mrs L F Mattox hosted a visit from M and Mrs B L Mattox. Rev Hazelwood visited daughter in Lexington. Music Club hosted Julia and Dorothy Glover with Johanna Strauss theme and German Viennese film. Mrs Dr Bradley's death mourned with funeral in Cincinnati. Lena P Kearns traveled to Ports mouth and Seaman and attended Hillsboro street fair. Mr and Mrs Will Daughty now occupy part of Nina Behymer's residence. W A Williams spent Sunday in Hamilton. Keith Williams dined with Houser children in Hamlet. Mrs Carlos Hutson hosted her mother over weekend. Miss Jenny Mae Hutson hosted Bridge Club for an enjoyable game night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
L. F. Mattox
Hazelwood
Lexington
Julia
Dorothy Glover
Music Club
Johanna Strauss
Germany
Vienna
Bradley
Cincinnati
Lena P. Kearns
Portsmouth
Seaman
Hillsboro
Will Daughty
Nina Behymer
W. A. Williams
Hamilton
Keith Williams
Houser
Hamlet
Carlos Hutson
Jenny Mae Hutson
Suggestions on the Production and Care of High Quality Market Eggs
Guidance on flock management fertilizer and feed. Emphasizes removing males except breeding, maintaining proper temperature, sun exposure, and green feed. Covers nest density cleanliness cleanliness of eggs handling packing grading and timely marketing. Includes hygiene practices for dirty eggs and storage conditions.
4-H Clubs Present Annual Achievement Program
4-H Clubs of Newtonsville Community led by Mrs. F. B. Trouts and Howard Dumford host the Annual Achievement Program at Newtonsville Baptist Church Monday evening October 10 at 8 00. The program includes a play demonstrations music recitations and other features. A two reel 4-H club motion picture will be shown prizes won during the year will be awarded free admission public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newtonsville
F. B. Trouts
Howard Dumford
Newtonsville Baptist Church
Farmers Plan WLW Studio Visit During Tours
Clermont County men and women signed up for livestock tours on October 96 and November 2 and 4 will tour WLW broadcasting studio alongside Stockyards and Kahn's Packing Plant trips. Reservations are being taken by the county agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
WLW
Kahn
Ohio Forestry Association’s Marietta Field Meeting Set
The annual field meeting will be held in Marietta on October 7 and 8. The chief program centers at the State Forest Nursery with visits to Marietta historical attractions. Members tree planters 4 H clubs vocational students and others interested in forestry are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Forestry Association
Marietta
State Forest Nursery
Ohio
Lief Ericson and Vinland Found in Sagas
Lief Ericson, son of Price the Red, is said to have discovered a transatlantic land named Vinland at the start of the eleventh century. Modern facts about him are scarce and mostly legendary, with no definite details available. In contrast, the finch family boasts 195 or more varieties across the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lief Ericson
Iceland
Price the Red
Vinland
United States
Canada
Bargains on Rennell Island South Seas advertised
A London Tit Bits blurb touts Rennell Island in the South Seas as an affordable destination. It claims four annual steamship visits, $40 initial funds with $1.25 yearly taxes, and a small police force of one white man and ten natives. The piece notes European-looking locals and limited news due to harsh atmospheric conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennell Island
South Seas
South Africa
Rennell Island
London
Stock Exchange Seat Held a Tool of Trade
In Wor r al l versus Wor r al l the New York Supreme Court under Justice Close ruled the stock exchange seat is a tool of trade. The alimony decree sought seizing the husband's seat, but the judge held it essential to the trader's livelihood, likening it to a carpenter's tool and bricklayer's trowel. The decision preserves the husband's means of livelihood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrall
New York Supreme Court
Frederick P. Close
New York Stock Exchange
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Civil Service Inquiry Delayed by Interdepartmental Mixup
An official questioned a subordinate in another section about a case. The chain of response showed inaction as the superior asked if anything was done, receiving a terse "Yes" and a subsequent "What?" The subordinate replied simply "Nothing."
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Service
London
Dust Clues Point to Criminals in Safe Heist
In a case where a safe was rifled two men were suspected but not convicted. Microscope analysis of sleeve dust revealed tiny particles of fireproof cement from the packing cement. Dust from ears could indicate occupation such as flour for bakers, wood for carpenters, or threads for weavers.
Layman Replaces Preacher as Sheep Sermon Falls Short
A Boston Transcript note recalls a Sunday moment when four Scottish ministers faced agitation over preaching quality. A layman was invited to speak on I am the Good Shepherd but faltered. An elderly congregant urged him to settle for being a sheep and stay calm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Dublin and Londonderry Receive King's Gifts of Office
Dublin holds a lord mayor's coach and a mayoral chain gifted by William the Third in 1688. London Derry also received a mayoral chain for resisting James's forces, and the king granted the corporation the orange and blue colors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
William
Londonderry
James
Mystery gumaan driftwood found on Pacific beaches
Driftwood named gumaan by Filipino natives is noted as the lightest wood yet seen, about half the weight of balsa. Authorities cannot locate the gumaan tree, but if found it could become valuable for airplane construction where balsa is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzon
Pacific Islands
Tobacco Good Color In Southern Ohio Crops
Southern Ohio tobacco growers report a perfectly cured crop hanging in barns due to a drought that ended rain. Temperatures during curing were ideal and growers say yields are short but colors are superior, with manufacturers likely to pay current market prices for about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Clermont County Probate Notices of Administrators
Estate notices list Ora Stockton of Batavia Ohio appointed administrator of J R Stockton deceased Clermont county with date 21st September 1932. Also S D Shriner of Milford Ohio appointed administrator of Amos Shriner deceased Clermont county with same date. Edwin C Ely of Batavia Ohio named executor of W S Davis deceased Clermont county with date 21st September 1932. C H Woodmansee Probate Judge and Ely & Ely attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Grinnell
B. L. Simpkins
Amelia
Ohio
Clermont County
H. Woodmansel
Davis, Ely & Ely
J. R. Stockton
Ora Stockton
Batavia
RE. R. No
C. H. Woodmansee
Amos Shriner
D. Shriner
Milford
HE Woodmansee
Osage Davis
Ely & Ely
Davis
Edwin C. Ely
William S) Davis
Reed seeks divorce in Clermont County case number 1780
Bruce E. Reed files for divorce against Bertha Reed on grounds of gross neglect of duty in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas Ohio case 1780. The hearing is set for on or after November 5, 1932. Britton and Britton represent Bruce E. Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Bruce E. Reed
Bertha Reed
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
State of
Kentucky
Ohie
Britton & Britton
Mt Holly community notices and social happenings
Mt Holly news lists a Ladies' Helping Circle meeting set for Thursday October 6. Local residents attend church events, dinners, and social visits across Hamersville Amelia Locust Corner Belle Feller Don Foosen Hamlet and surrounding areas.
Local Visits Highlight Clermont Courier Social Notes
Submissions show gatherings across Cincinnati Bethel Mariemont and Kentucky with families visiting and hosting. Guests include Robert Bausmith Clement McCormick and sons Westburra George Larkins Harry David Ruth Rose Alice Huff Imogene Gwendolyn Canter W L Gray George Bee L C Groppenbacher Albert Swope and others. The article notes a Golden Wedding Anniversary in Kentucky and weekend visits among the Gray and David families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bausmith
College Hill
Clement
McCormick and Sons
Westburra
George Larkins
Harry David
Ruth
Rose Alice Huff
Imogene and
Gwendolyn Canter
Bethel
W. L. Gray
Mariemont
George Bee
L. C. Groppenbacher
Albert Swope
Harry
Mr. Swope
Kentucky
William David
Cincinnati
Matilda Miller
Benjamin David
Walter Harvey
George Nook
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Sheriff's Sale
Yes Britton
Oe 1
Motor Transportation
Wylie Jones
R. F. Myer
Felicity
Clarence Coslet
Ripley
Schoff
Lindale
Marguerite Freeze
Doty
Arns
Dot
Stella Hancock
U. B
U.B
Hallowe’en
Willowville
Maple Grove
Glen Este
Rocky Ford
WLW Broadcasting Station
Forestry Meeting
Brideson Island
Stock Exchange
MT. Holly
Stella Lytle
Ladies’ Helping Circle
Oscar Hartmetz
Marie Henke
Hamersville Christian Church
Mt. Holly School House
J. M. Denford
Musick Place
C. M. Edwards
J. E. Lytle
Walter Lytle
Emmett Slater
Mr. Snyder
Harry Weakley
A. B. Nysick
Chester Smith
Back Run
Chas. Bennett
Belle
Clermont
Wiggonsville
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