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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1927
Page
4
Legal notices show divorces, alimony and custody actions, foreclosure of mortgages, damages claims, and probate entries. Cases list McMullen McMul len, Joes, Croswell, Eubanks, Holland, and others with defendants, plaintiffs, and attorneys. Sheriff payments and administrator appointments also recorded.
A sheriff sale is set for Saturday November 5 1927 at the Clermont County courthouse in Batavia Ohio. The real estate includes one acre in Miami Township described by a chain of bounds along the Milford and Chillicothe turnpike and East Fork with the option to sell for cash or subject to mortgages held by Milford Home Building Company and Hiram C Bolsinger. Appraisers listed are Bat Bernoban Samuel F Davis and Harry Oak. the sale is conducted by Sheriff Ed J Crosw and attorney W Hawke.
Notice states a November 8 1927 election in Carmel Williamsville and New Town villages to approve a tax exceeding fifteen mill limit for Union Rural School District current expenses at up to three mills for five years polling from 5 30 a m to 5 p m Central Standard Time J W Kincaid Clerk Clermont County Ohio dated August 11 1927
The Village of New Richmond Ohio adopts a resolution declaring a levy in excess of the fifteen mill limit may be necessary to meet current and future expenses. A proposed 1.8 mill increase will apply to the village property for 1927 1928 and 1929 with certification to county election officials for authorization.
Resolution outlines issuance of bonds over 1927 to 1928 for town hall repairs and improvements on Second and Jackson streets, with tax levy outside the 16 mil limit to retire bonds. Deadline for notice and election details set by village clerk W H Jones. resolution forwarded to county for filing.
Public auction to settle a court sale of the Imes Farm in Pierce Township Clermont County Ohio on November 12 1927. The tract totaling about 121.98 acres with a 21.98 acre outlying portion and a burned tenant house is described with detailed deeds and boundary lines. The purchaser faces a mortgage via the Federal Land Bank with cash terms and a $3000 appraisal. Sheriff ED J Croswell oversees the sale with attorney Joseph Murphy.
Notice under Section 565-11 states Goshen Township Centralized Schools proposes a local tax levy of up to three mills for three years. Polls open 5:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. on November 8 in Goshen precincts to fund current expenses. Clerk and date listed as September 1927.
Fragmentary court note from Ge Common Pleas Clermont County referencing Berwick plaintiff and defendant names with unclear dates and actions. The readable items include Berwick and Klage names and a reference to a 44 P Soane place handled by a judge or clerk, unclear due to damaged OCR.
Notice is given that Monroe Township School District plans a bond election on August 13 1927 in Monroe County Ohio to authorize thirty thousand dollars for building a non fireproof school structure. The polls open at the usual voting places. clerk TM Moen Rete of the Monroe Township School District will conduct the election. Clermont Courier
Chester A Campbell and others offer for sale at public auction at the courthouse front door Batavia Ohio on Saturday November 12 between 10 and 11 am. The property covers 41.89 acres in two tracts with detailed boundary lines and is appraised at 2700 dollars. Cash terms. Sheriff Ed J Croswell and deputy handle sale. John McLean Attorney for plaintiff.
Notice states Clermont County voters will decide on November 8 1927 whether to issue bonds up to 80000 dollars to build a fireproof addition to the county building. Bond term set at 10 years and estimated tax rate outside 15 mill limit is 0.14. Election hours from 6 to 7 p.m. Central Time.
Sealed bids will be received in Bethel Ohio until noon Eastern time November 4 1927 for mortgage bonds totaling 36000 issued to improve and extend the electric light heat and power system. One hundred forty four bonds of 250 each dated September 1 1927 bear 6 percent interest semi annually. Bonds mature March 1929 through September 1936 and are secured by a mortgage on the public utility property and revenues. Bids must state bond count bid amount and accrued interest.
Sealed bids for municipal electric bonds are due by October 24 1927 with 5 percent certified check as liquidated damages if the bid is accepted and the contract entered into. The village reserves the right to reject any bid and bids must include the full names of interested parties and a $500 bond or check.
This notice details a public bid by the Village of Bethel Ohio for constructing power house foundations and related electric works, along with an order of sale from Piermont Common Pleas. It specifies bid requirements, dates, and the right to reject bids, with sale of real estate on November 15, 1927 under Sheriff action.
The Village of Amelia Ohio invites sealed bids by noon October 2 1927 for six bonds totaling 1062 dated October 1 1927 to fund Main Street sidewalk improvements from Edna Winspear line to eastern limits. Bond maturity from 1928 to 1932 carries 6 percent interest semi annually.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a village clerk entry dated October recording actions by the village board led by B. Wilson. The text mentions a board meeting and the clerk role, with limited legible details.
Clermont Courier reports Bethel Village plans to improve its electric light heat and power system. Bids must separate machinery and installation with cash on delivery pricing fob Bethel Ohio. Bonds required with bid. dates show August 4 1927 and bid closing December 12 1927.
Public notice in the Court of Common Pleas Hermont County Ohio case No 1642 names non residents William M Husrolt Krebs and John H Branch and unknown heirs executors and assigns. They are informed to answer by October 1 or risk judgment and relief including quieting title. Also notice that Withamaville Bus Lines seeks a securities license and an application for a one new sixteen passenger bus.
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