Sheriff Sale of Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Public auction in Batavia Ohio to sell multiple parcels in Washington Township part of George Scott estate and other tracts. Auction notes describe three tracts totaling about 102 acres with sever al described boundaries and rights of way. Appraised value listed at 2000 dollars with cash terms. Deputy Sheriff Tom Brooks and firm Davis Ely Ely represent the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Tom Brooks
Davis, Ely & Ely
Sheriff Sale in Clermont County Ohio Case No 18492
Public auction announced in Clermont County Ohio for Case No 18492 Clarence Guy Clark et al to be held at the Batavia courthouse front step on Saturday October 27 1934. Property includes two parcels in Stonelick Township totaling about 61 acres with graveyard exclusion and burial access rights appraised at $700 with cash terms. Sheriff Garland G Auxier authorizes sale on the waters of Stonelick Creek and adjacent Survey No 2055.
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Clermont County
Ohio
Towit
John Purdy
Isaac Mullon
Carner
N. Erskine
Erskine
George Scott
Clermont
Washington Township
Thomas
Robert Fee
Abram Rust
Purdy
Scott
Washington
Lands Township
Mases
Richard C. Anderson
Robert
Thomas Fee
James T. Selby
James T. Selb
Moscow Gas & Oil Co
Charles Kayser
Richard Anderson
Charles J. Kayser
Moscow Gas and Oil Company
Kayser
Oil Company
Selby
James Selby
Said Selby
Clara Bruce Longbottom
Susan Longbottom
Clarence Guy Clark
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Batavia
Stonelick
Stonelick Creek
Stonelick Township
William Lytle
Williams
Garland G. Auxier
Tom Brooks
Davis, Ely & Ely
Appointment of executrix for Jessie Coulter estate
Notice announces Helen Coulter of Amelia Ohio appointed executrix of Jessie Coulter deceased late of Clermont county Ohio. Dated August 30 1934. Probate court and attorney John Slye listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Coulter
Helen Coulter
Amelia
Ohio
Clermont County
H. Woodmanser
John Slye
Unclear financial figures from OCR fragment
Fragmentary OCR data shows numbers 36,704 62 4,976 00 and monetary amounts 879,198 19 in two lines with no context. No identifiable persons organizations places events or dates present.
Bethel Folks Travel and Visits Shade Local News
Bethel residents report trips to Chicago visiting their son Edwin and family. Mrs. Leever of Norwood stayed with sister Miss Hassie Crane. A C Hauck and wife hosted visitors from Mt. Holly. J G Richards and son Grady visited Dayon Ohio with Keith Brannock family. Charles Shields Jr of Cincinnati visited home. Eleanor Love stayed with Earl Love in Hamersville and attended Georgetown Fair. Mr and Mrs J D White hosted their daughter Vera for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
G. A. Maxfield
Chicago
Edwin
George
W. E. Leever
Norwood
Hassie Crane
A. C. Hauck
Mt. Holly
J. G. Richards
Graydon
Keith Brannock
Dayton
Charles Shields, Jr
Cincinnati
Eleanor Love
Earl Love
Hamersville
Georgetown
J. D. White
Vera
Notice of Election On Tax Levy Exceeding Ten Mill Limit
Notice describes a tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit for Miamisville Rural School District Clermont County Ohio. Election set for November 6 1994 to obtain funds for two years not exceeding 6.15 mills. Polls open 6 80 a m to 6 30 p m eastern time. Pangbuan chairman. Ireton deputy state supervisor. Dowdney clerk.
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Board of Eaucation
Miamisville
Clermont County
Ohio
Miamiville
Clermont
New Richmond School District Election to Levy 4.65 Mills
Board of Education of New Richmond Village School District in Clermont County Ohio sets a five year levy of 4.65 mills. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time. Officials include Chairman Thomas Pee, J. Whitmer, and Wm. Dowdney as clerk. Local notices reference September 14 1934 and November 6 1984 dates. Community updates mention nurse Jesse Parker visiting Cincinnati and W E Montgomery's visit with daughter Mrs Joe Liggett in Ripley Ohio. Woman's Club met with Elizabeth Abbott hosting and new president Mrs Ireton. program covered Ohio state preserves and parks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
New Richmond Village
Clermont County
Ohio
Clermont
Angborn
Thomas Pee
J. Whitmer
A Triton
Board of Deputy
State Supervisors of Elections
WM. Dowdney
Christ Hospital
Jesse Parker
Cincinnati
W. E. Montgomery
Joe Liggett
Ripley
Woman’s Club
Elizabeth Abbott
Miss Goodwin
Ireton
Solo
Bredwell
Davis
State
Johnston
Local Social Roundup in Williamsbur and Cincinnati Visits
The Williamsbur Presbyterian class entertained at the home of the Foster sisters. Elizabeth Fuhr hosted a Linen Shower for Dorothy Tucker bride of Robert Tucker. High School students joined Prof. Prewitt and Carrie List to attend the Ohio State Indiana game in Columbus. Various visits span Ashland Kentucky guests, Presbyterian Day banquet in Cincinnati, and Sunday hosts the Knight family. Numerous social events, receptions, and visits across households in Ohio and Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian §. S
Elsie
Mabelle Foster
Elizabeth Fuhr
Dorothy Tucker
M. E. Sonner
J. C. Fuhr
W. C. Flippert
William Ireton
Harry Dennis, Sr
Ralph D. Fuhr
Knox Church
Cincinnati
Ross Knight
O. C. Knight
Leslie Boulware
Hillsboro
Elizabeth Kain
Lawrence Hamm
Miss Frances
Rebekah Lodge
Fannie Ellison
Laura Thomas
L. E. Miller
David Markle
M. E. Church
Harvey McNutt
Valley Falls
Kan
Chas. Frazier
Indian Lake
Clarence Stewart
J. B. Cover
Lake
Women’s Missionary Society of Cincinnati
Westminster Church
John C. Chaney
Norwood
Quilting Day Planned by Mt Holly Ladies Circle
The Ladies Helping Circle of Mt Holly schedules an all day quilting event this Thursday the 11th with strong turnout hoped for. Mr and Mrs Raymond McNeily hosted visitors from Augusta Kentucky over Sunday including Mrs McNeily's father and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MT. Holly
Raymond McNeily
Augusta
Mrs. McNeily
Local Social Notes Include Births and Illnesses
A 10 1 2 lb boy Jimmie Ulis was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Westenkamp last week. Mrs Chas Pierson is improving from illness. Mr and Mrs Joe Taylor were called to Kentucky by illness of Mrs Taylors father. Many friends visit, attend homecoming at Pt Isabel. Death of Harry Henry of Cleveland. relatives from Dayton and Camp Dennison attend.
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Hek
Fannie Hueler
Martha Ann Pogue
Joe Taylor
Kentucky
Taylor
Chas. Pierson
Earl Binning
Jimmie Ulis
Frank Westenkamp
Scarce
J. E. Lytle
Walter Lytle
Batavia
Tom Booth
Olin Fagin
Norman
Pt. Isabel
N. J. Thayer
Georgins
Cassie Gravett
Sharonvile
Dayton, O
Hamlet Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs J R Carlisle and Jimmy return from Chicago World s Fair. Mrs Tabscott and Mrs Ludlow served lunch for M E Sunday School Class No 10. Otto Myer of Cincinnati visited Mrs Thieler. Brumagen family hosted Dale Brumagen and kin. Curtis sisters visited from Sardinia. Teegarden and Harry Lungmus enjoyed Georgetown Fair. Earl Huling and George Earl visited Mrs Drake in Evanston. Cain family visited relatives at Higginsport. Paul Jones and family move to Silverton. Schenck family relocate near Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlet
J. R. Carlisle
Jimmy
Tabscott
Ludlow
M. E
Otto Myer
Cincinnati
Thieler
Brumagen
Dale
Chas. Hayes
Hamilton
Ohio
Harvest Home Events and Local Visits in Summerside Mount Carmel
Harvest Home Service and sale at Mt. Carmel M E Church on Oct 14 with a Harvest Home Sale and 35c supper on Oct 18. A benefit school event at Mt. Carmel School House on Oct 25 features Capt Chumley’s Broadcasting Troubadors with 10c child 15c adult admission. Local visits include Albert Anstaett and family at Owensville and Chas Vogt from Orlando Florida visiting旧 friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvest
M. E. Church
Mt. Carmel Presbyterian Church
Chumley
WKRC
Mt. Carmel School House
Albert Anstaett
Owensville
Stanley Pattison
Chas. Vogt
Orlando
Fla
Fred Bell
Bill Brown
Wm. Schneider
Russell Jones
H. A. Jones
Wm. Bainum
Viola Maddox
Alexandria
Sally Wright
Clarysville
Randall
P. T. A. Meeting Highlights Citizenship Talk
The P. T. A. held its regular meeting last Friday closing the membership drive and featuring guest speaker Mrs. L. D. Peaslee on Citizenship. Local social visits include Mrs. Ellen Dennison with Mrs. John Dennison in Wilhiamsville and Mrs. Hettie Griffen calling on Ellen Dennison. A group of high school pupils visited Columbus to watch a football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobasco
L. D. Peaslee
Ellen Dennison
John Dennison
Wilhiamsville
Slattery
Cincinnati
Unspecified wedding and visits noted in county records
The report covers a wedding at Church Bend Hill with a reception by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs J M Hill. It also notes Fannie Belle Laub attending the W C T U Convention at Norwood and an evening oratorical contest. Further visits include Rev and Mrs Powell at Cherry Grove and Mrs Haarry Conklin visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bend Hill
J. M. Hill
Fannie Belle Laub
M. E
Norwood
Powell
Amelia Woman's Club Opens Year With Luncheon Meeting
Amelia Ohio reports the Amelia Woman's Club held a 1 PM luncheon at the Methodist Church to begin the year. The program featured song Auld Lang Syne, memories by Miss Nellie Coleman, future hopes by Mrs. E G Maddox, and a talk on Conservation and Historic Trees by Miss Ruth Winslow Gordon of Georgetown followed by her poems. Mrs Vernor Coombs sang Trees. Local social notes include visits and family news from area residents and groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia
Methodist Church
Nellie Coleman
E. G. Maddox
Ruth Winslow Gordon
Georgetown
Vernor Coombs
Charles Lynch
Lima
Tant Herron
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Flora’s
Jane Black
Charles Seyler
Batavia
Howard Grimes
Dorothy Pommert
Rush
Rose Cundiff
Dayton
Swem
M. E
Bethel
New Richmond
Forestville
Williamsburg
Ruth Fisett
S.S
M. E. Church
Hazlewood
Bessie Bainum
Jennie Kearns
Lenore Hicks
Richard Hicks
Earl Sellers
Rally Day at M E Church Draws 200 Attendees
Owensville notes show a Rally Day at the M E Church planned to attract 200 attendees with members asked to bring a guest. Local residents Mary Rosselot Carolyn May and others visit relatives and attend events in Cincinnati Georgetown Athens Batavia and Harrison.
Newtonsville Church Services and Local Outings Report
Rev Frank Miller preached at M E Church in Stitzel absence. Nazarene Church outing near Modest. Local guests and homecoming attendees listed. Baseball game slated Newtonsville vs Pop Simms Coca Cola Oct 14 with Si Cramer to pitch. Various residents are noted for visits illness and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
M. E
Stitzel
The
Nazarene Church
Modest
Henry Grothaus
Johnson
Corine
Hyde Park
Misses Rose
Jennie Collins
Newtonsville
Pop Simms Coca Cola
Si Cramer
H. S. Bigam
Philip
Donald Higby
Mayme Bigam
James Rose
Cincinnati
Kramer
Arthur Baines
Ray Maham
Dayton
Nannie
Tom Collins
Chas. van Camp
Mariemontt
Evelyn Losey
Lillie Faris
Local Social Notes Highlight Neighborhood Visits
Mrs Ed Huheey spent Wednesday with Allen Smythe and Mrs Smythe in Newport Kentucky. Mrs Marvin McGuire hosted her card club Friday evening. Mrs Louis Fishback from Batavia visited her mother Mary Adams Tuesday. The Social Club met with Fred Flick Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Huheey
Allen K. Smythe
Newport
Marvin McGuire
Louis Fishback
Batavia
Mary Adams
H. B. Smythe
Clara Smythe
Amelia
Isabel immunities featured at Georgetown Fair gathering
The Georgetown Fair drew attention to immunity displays on Thursday and Friday. Visitors included W. E. Richardson of Panola Ky and others from Cincinnati Dayton Chicago Cleveland Nebraska and the Philippines. The Canter family mourns the death of Mrs Clara Canter with services at Lakin Chapel. Pauline Orms visited Verna Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
W. E. Richardson
Panola
Raymond Johnson
Wm. Woodruff
Idaho
R. H. McDaniels
Dayton
Joe Browning
Elizaeth Clayton
Cincinnati
A. A. Browning
Leona Woodruff
Roy Cordrey
Reading
Glen Polite
Ft. Thomas
Manning
Edward Thompson
H. F. Jobe
Wm. R. Kedsie
Chicago
Fred L. Hall
Cleveland
McD’howsare
Olive Henn
Nebraska
Philippine Islands
Canter
Clara Canter
Lakin Chapel
Wall
Felicity
Pauline Orms
Verna Phillips
Willowville Social Notes Hit Chicago Century of Progress
Mrs. Willard Wisby and Miss Edith Wisby attended the Century of Progress in Chicago last week. Anna and Evalyn Sullivan and a son visited Mrs. Rawleigh Walker last Tuesday. Louis Parrish and wife were Sunday visitors at the Wisby home. Velma Billingsley and Barbara Urban called on Elizabeth Massar Sunday. Vernon McComas attended the football game in Columbus Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Hastings and family moved to Newtown. Mrs Myrtle McComas and son spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs George Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville
M. E
Mary Rosselot
Carolyn May
Carthage
Maurice Rosselot
Don Bauch
Irvin Groves
University of Cincinnati
John Hughes
Ohio Mechanics Institute
Charles Bussman
Idaho
Guy Holmes
Cincinnati
Pr.e. Holmes
Clair Williams
Ethel Schobert
Georgetown
Ada McKay
Steward
Galen Davis
Batavia
Marie Dore
W. J. Snider
Charles Woodruff
Athens
R. S. McKay
Ed’ Steward
Sarah Taylor
Charles Ernst
Harrison
Velma Ansteadt
Wm. Rathman
Lena Rathman
Elsie Brandenberger
May Peale
Reading
Ladies’ Aid
Snider’s Hall
John Craver
Bethel
Willard Wisby
Edith Wisby
Century of Progress
Chicago
Anna
Evalyn Sullivan
Rawleigh Walker
Louis Parrish
Velma Billingsley
Barbara Urban
Elizabeth Massar
Vernon McComas
Columbus
Charles Hastings
Newtown
Myrtle McComas
George Collins
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Clermont Common Pleas Order OF Sale Fifth Third Union Trust Co
Charles
Garland G, Auxier
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Gvelulmivees
House
U. S
Other. S
State OF
W. B. Laycock
BN Ro Akod Ib
IHAL
Lloyd EB. McNair
Mer Oh
Pangbuan
A. Ireton
Board of
Williamsbur
Summerside
MT. Carmel
Bertha Hyser
H. D. van Kirk
Anna K. Davis
Wild Wood Crest
Hettie Griffen
Daniel Keeler
John
Alma Hill
Newtonsvill
Glen Este
Fred Flick
Roger Dudley
Betty Philhower
Ruth Bell
Fred Kettler
Mt. Wasington
Phil Sperry
Pleasant Ridge
Ervin Avey
Charles McGuire
Fenner Helvey
Fred Romohr
Treber McCann
Williamsville
Frank McGuire
Isabel
Willowville
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