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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1939

Page

3

Notice in Application to Register Title to Land

Alma Patterson seeks to settle and register her title to two parcels in Williamsburg Clermont County Ohio. The suit names Edna Carpenter and others with interests or liens on the described lands. The court requires answers by November 4 1939 or the application will be confessed and the title registered.

Common Pleas Court Clermont County Ohio Edna Carpenter George Ranson Bertha Ranson Daniel Everhart Elizabeth Homan Alma Patterson Williamsburg County of Clermont State of Jacob Mason Inlet John Salisbury Robert Blair Front John Atchley J. R D. C. Mundell Charles G. White Lee Hannah Ed Alexander Davis, Ely & Ely

Proposed Ohio amendment creates state board and director of education

The 1939 joint resolution proposes amending VI Section 4 to establish a state board of education and a director of education, abolishing the current superintendent of public instruction. The measure ex asks voters at the November general election to approve, with effective date January 1, 1940, and outlines appointment and legal framework.

State of Ohio Board of Education General Assembly State Board of Education Secretary of State Superintendent of Public Instruction

World’s Highest Road Over the Iseran Pass Revealed

The article notes the Iseran pass in Savoy France hosts the world’s highest road nearly two miles above sea level. It emphasizes the altitude and the pass’s scenic and engineering significance.

Iseran Pass Savoy France

Milford Village to Elect Marshal Salary Bond on November 7 1939

Milford Ohio election notice states Ordinance No 555 passed July 25 1989 sets marshal salary compensation and official bond and to amend section of ordinance 528. Polls open 6 30 A M to 6 30 P M. Clerk Frank White signs for Clermont County Board of Elections.

Milford Ohio Board OF Elections OF Clermont County Frank White

Edenton Rural School District tax levy election notice

Notice outlines a proposed levy of up to 8.90 mills for Edenton Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio. The 5 year levy would fund current expenses and appear on the November 7 1989 ballot at regular voting places. AGIN is chairman and W W W is secretary of elections.

Bethel Village School District seeks levy increase

The Bethel Village School District in Clermont County Ohio seeks voter approval to impose an additional tax beyond the ten mill limit. The levy would add up to 3 mills per dollar of valuation, about thirty cents per $100, for two years, included on the current year's duplicate, to fund current expenses. The proposal is to be placed on the general election ballot with Mackagin as chairman and F W White as clerk, by the Board of Elections on October 4th.

Board of Education Clermont County Ohio Edenton Rural School Disco Agin Joard Bethel Village Ieec G. C Mackagin F. W. White Board OF Elections New Richmond Village New Richmond

New Richmond School Levy Vote Planned in Clermont County

The New Richmond Village School District in Clermont County Ohio plans a levy vote per a 1989 board resolution. The measure proposes a tax increase not exceeding 4.65 mills for six years to fund current expenses and would be included on the duplicate for the 1939 election day November 7 at regular voting places.

Miamiville Rural School District to Seek Additional Levy

A county school board resolution set August 10 1989 for the Miamiville Rural School District Clermont County Ohio to ask electors to approve a levy not to exceed 2 mills per dollar of valuation equal to twenty cents per one hundred dollars. The measure will be submitted at polling places in the district with Mackagin as Chairman and F W White as Clerk.

Board of Education Miamiville Rural Clermont County Ohio G. C Miamiville Rural School Mackagin F. W. White Board OF Elections

Goshen Township Rural School District tax proposal

The Goshen Township Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio seeks voter approval for a 3 mill tax increase for six years to fund current expenses. The measure, placed by the Board of Education, will be on the general election ballot with details approved August 15 1989 and chaired by Mackag White.

Addressing the President in Diplomatic Letters

Foreign letters to the United States president traditionally refer to him as Excellency, even though citizens would greet him as Mr President or The Hon. F. D. Roosevelt, President. The practice reflects diplomatic courtesy rather than domestic convention.

United States F. D. Roosevelt

Martin Sues for Divorce and Dower Bar in Clermont Ohio

William P. Martin files a divorce petition against Julia Marie Martin in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas case 20045. The action seeks to bar her rights in dower and alimony due to her wilful absence over more than three years. Hearing set for six weeks after September 4, 1939. Liam P. Martin attorney Chast Brannock.

Julia Marie Martin William P. Martin Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Liam P. Martin Chast Brannock

Peanut connoisseur warns soggy peanuts ruin games

Bruce Dudley executive manager of the Louisville baseball club says one bad peanut can spoil a spectator's enjoyment of an entire game. He notes biting into a soggy damp peanut ruins mood and the game for fans.

Bruce Dudley Louisville

Rose Symbol of Secrecy in Sanctuary Lore

The rose has long stood for secrecy with the Latin sub meaning under. In sacred spaces, a carved rose over entrances signified confidential exchanges and the hush that came with being under the rose.

Birth Rate Rises to 1938 Peak in Recent Years

An insurance company report shows the 1938 birth rate at 17.8 per 1,000, the highest since 1931, and 7.9 percent above the 1933 low.

Pur due university study breaks down $5000 house costs

A Pur due university research project shows a $5000 house allocates $2828 to materials. Lumber and wood fittings total $900 as the largest material share. Labor costs amount to $1434, and contractors' charges total 16.3 percent, for the overall construction bill.

Purdue University

How Mt Everest Was Named

Mount Everest earned its English name in honor of Sir George Everest, a Welsh surveyor general of India involved in mapping. He lived 1759 to 1806. The Indian name for the peak is Guarisanker meaning the Mountain of the Gods.

Mt. Everest Mount Everest George Everest India

Boudins Blancs Description in French Sausage Style

The article explains boudins blancs as French sausages made from minced white chicken meat egg yolk onions bread crumbs and spices mixed with cream or milk and boiled in milk or water.

Norris Brock Co. sales appeal from Union Stock Yards ad

J. B. Ireton, cattle and calf salesman at Union Stock Yards Cincinnati Ohio, promotes Norris Brock Co as the best all around market with reduced commissions and customer-first service.

J. B. Ireton Cattle and Calf Salesman Union Stock Yards Cincinnati, Ohio

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