Sheriff Sale of Clermont County Real Estate in Ohio
Public auction at the Clermont county courthouse front door in Batavia on November 12, 1982 between 11 and 12 for two parcels of land. The property, tied to Maggie Ridings administratrix and Elmer E. Weaver et al, comprises 67.76 acres in Wayne Goshen townships plus 33.17 acres in Wayne and Berne, appraised at 4500 dollars, payment cash. Robert Roberts, Sheriff, with attorney eke & Hayes, handles notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Weaver
Court of Common Pleas
Cler Mont County
Ohio
Court House
Ba‘tavia
Clermont County
State of
Wayne and
Goshen
Seeley
David Grosnickle
Grosckle
Grosnickle
Jesse Binkley
Binkley
Oln Pringle
Said Pringle
Pringle
John Chaney
Said Chaney
Woodville Road
Goshen Township
Wayne Township
Howard Collett
Clinton County
Wayne
Berne
John Harvies
Woodville Free Turnpike
E. O. Binkley
Randall
Marion Chaney
Chaney
Public Utilities and estate notices in Ohio records
Public notice lists Carl Larrick seeking to modify equipment for a motor transportation firm in Ohio. Also announces appointment of B. L. Simpkins as administrator of Lillie Grinnell estate and banking reports for multiple Clermont and Adams county banks dated 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Larrick
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Varl Larrick
Lillie Grinnell
B. L. Simpkins
Amelia
Ohio
Ellie Grinnell
Clermon
County
H. Woodmanser
Davis, Ely & Ely
W. A. Williams
Amelia State Bank of
State OF
Clermont
Kas. A. Freemyer
J. R. Stockton
Ora Stockton
Batavia, R. No
J.R. Stockton
Clermont County
BH. Woodmanber
Washington's early win to command near Fort Cumberland
Washington rode into Philadelphia on February 8 1756 with Captain Mercer aged under twenty four. He planned to meet General Shirley in Boston to settle a right of command dispute with Captain Dagworthy. The British commander named Washington provincial field officer in charge at Fort Cumberland, a decision he welcomed as official validation.
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George Washington
Hiadelphia
Mercer
Pennsylvania
Boston
Shirley
Dagworthy
Maryland
America
Washington
Fort Cumberland
Philadelphia
New York
Philadelphia Ledger
Kit Carson Pioneer Hunter and Guide in Early West
Christopher Kit Carson born in Madison County Kentucky on December 24 1809 grew up in Missouri. He served as a hunter at Bent s Fort guided Fremont s expedition became a lieutenant in 1847 and later drove sheep to California. As Indian agent in New Mexico he aided treaties and during the Civil War earned a brigadier general brevet before dying at Fort Lyon Colorado on May 23 1868.
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Christopher
Kit”) Carson
Madison County
Kentucky
Howard County
Missouri
Bent's Fort
Fremont
Plains
Carson
Washington
United States Rifles
California
Teas
New Mexico
Indian Territory
Fort Lyon
Colo
Jugulars Child Shows Croquet Skill in Chicago Street Scene
Nearby youngsters watch a boy juggling three croquet balls at Forty ninth Street and Wentworth Avenue. When asked how he learned the trick, the boy quips that he inherited it, claiming a jugular vein runs in every family member as he keeps the balls aloft.
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Fortyninth Street
Wentworth Avenue
Indianapolis News
Relation of smell and taste in physiology texts
The Flint physiology discusses how olfaction and gustation are closely linked in flavor appreciation. It notes taste delicacy diminishes with smell loss, citing blindfolded wine tasting with plugged nostrils and flavor reduction during a cold as familiar examples.
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Flint
Ocean Depths Explore Self Sealing Bottles Deep Below
Scientists at the University of California Institute of Oceanography study why ocean salinity varies by region and what happens at the sea bottom. They bring up fish nearly black and transparent from great depths along with specialized bottles and thermometers that record deep sea temperatures.
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Pacific
University of California
Institute of Oceanography
Half Masting the Flag From Mourning to Sign of Distress
The custom of half masting originated in naval and military practice of lowering the flag during war as a sign of submission and respect. The vanquished lowered first while the victor kept motion by raising his above. In the seventeenth century Spanish ships reportedly displayed a half mast flag as a distress signal.
Lightning and soil fertility its scientific footing explored
Pathfinder magazine reviews the claim that lightning increases soil fertility by solubilizing minerals, while noting the related belief that lightning fixes nitrogen and boosts fertility. The piece explains the split between folklore and scientific basis, with emphasis on mineral availability rather than direct nitrogen fixation.
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Pathfinder Magazine
Local families visit relatives and attendance at events
Cincinnati visitors, Sunday gatherings, and weekend trips are listed. Residents include Mr. and Mrs. Wessinger and daughter with Dorothy and Grand ma Jackson, the Kashbaums, and Frank Wessinger. Attendance at the Newtonsville centennial and Holy Name parade is noted along with a birth and obituaries.
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BE. Wessinger
Dorothy
Grandma Jackson
F.W
Verne Kashbaum
Frank Wessinger
Cincinnati
Lou Burdsall
Earl Thompson
Jacksonville
Florida
Anna Ducheman
Jim Moyers
Loveland
LL. M. Moler
Mason
Sarah Taylor
Edna Philhower
City
John Miller
Indianapolis
Odd Fellows'cemetery
Newtonsville
Holy Name
C. H. Armstrong
Relvue
Ida Dietz
Earl Davis
Local Families Share Visits Across Towns
Mrs Glen Beard and daughter from Withiamsville spent Wednesday with aunt Mrs Finley Jacobs. Sam Jacobs visited Mr H B Smythe on Saturday. Joe Stern and family plus Ellen Donavan and Joe Himes spent Sunday with Mrs Reedy of Afton. Louise Philip George Nedderman and Lavina Marice visited Mr and Mrs Philip Sperry on Sunday. Frank and Mavin McGuire spent Sunday with Treber family in West Union. Betty Philhower visited friends in Oxford. Mr and Mrs Kimbal spent Sunday with relatives.
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Glen Beard
Withiamsville
Finley Jacobs
Sam Jacobs
H. B. Smythe
Joe Stern
Ellen Donavan
Joe Himes
Reedy
Afton
Louise Philip
George Nedderman
Lavina Marice
Philip Sperry
Frank McGuire
Mavin McGuire
Treber
West Union
Betty Philhower
Oxford
Mrs. Kimbal
Local Society Notes Highlight Neighbors and Distances
Mrs Mollie Case hosted the Ladies Aid. Ms Dosia Hughes former resident died October 3 in Blanchester and was buried there. Numerous visits and gatherings frame a busy week including Mr and Mrs Merrill of Springfield and Mr and Mrs Amog Binkley hosting J P Larrick of Waynesville. David Gibbs aged 83 died October 7 at his son Johns home. services were held. Other items include moves, entertainments, and minor injuries, with various relatives and friends visiting from Cincinnati Columbus and Springfield.
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Mollie Case
Ladies Aid
Dosia Hughes
Blanchester
Merrill
Springfield
Amog Binkley
J.P. Larrick
Waynesville
Harry Ferry
Milford
Henry Sears
Cincinnati
David Gibbs
John
Charles Nichols
Greenvile
Local Social Roundup Reflects Weekend Travels and Meetings
Community notes list visits to Bethel and Columbus, hosting sewing and bridge clubs, and gatherings in Milford. Dr. Scorse buys a Ford Sedan and Dr. Wiley now practices in Chicago while visiting friends. Milford Council Junior Order United American Mechanics hosted patriotic degree work with speakers Yeatman Rolph and Reffle, concluding with a Jupebeon.
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Sam Lloyd
New York City
Gilbert H. Hicks
Anna W. Lloyd
Harold Wiley
Milford
Chicago
George Holt
Cincinnati
Anne Burt Norton
Alice Gilliland
H.a.lloyd
W.T. Lloyd
Simon Ross
Chas
Hyde Park
Samuel T. Bateman
W. Meredith Yeatman
John Rolph
Eugene Reffle
Local families gather for Marathon Township PTA meeting
Monterey residents report visits from Chas Burns of Cincinnati and Lizzie Kidney as local families plan a schoolhouse PTA meeting at Marathon at 7 30 PM Friday October 14. Attendees include Smyser of Canton Thirey and Innis families and others who visited Greenberry and Georgetown fair events.
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Chas. Burns
Cincinnati
Lizzie Kidney
William Smyser
Canton
M. A. Thompson
Jackson Twp
Marathon
Minnie Snell
Election Notice for 90000 Bond Issue in Williamsburg Ohio
Notice for a bond issue election to fund a municipal electric light and power system in Williamsburg Clermont County Ohio. Voters will decide on two ordinances, one approving a public utility and one authorizing $90,000 mortgage bonds. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:30 PM EST.
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Williamebure
Ohio
Williamsburg
Clermont County
Board of Trustees of Public Affairs
State of
Ony
Ore Ee Board of Elections
Outé
Rush
Rear-Readers Highlight Back-Page Movies
Glendale News-Press notes continuous movies as a blessing to readers who seek the back page to see how outcomes unfold.
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Glendale News-Press
The Churches Services Schedule and Invites
The Churches announce a full slate of services. Rev L L Cherrington leads Batavia Presbyterian with Sunday school 9 30 and morning service 10 30 plus midweek prayer at 7 30. Samuel Huecker preaches at Monterey Presbyterian Sunday Oct 16 at 7 30. All welcome.
Church Services at Lewis G Ludwick Minister 1932
The Church of the United Brethren in Lewis G Ludwick, Minister announces Sunday Oct 16 1932 schedule with Sunday School 9 30 Morning worship 10 30 Junior Church 10 15 Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m combined service CE leading Pastor to speak on CE topic Evening worship 7 30 p m Mid week service Wednesday temperance theme All are welcome.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Mr. Huecker
Lewis G. Ludwick
Christian Endeavor
C. E
Appointment notices and a divorce case in Clermont county
Legal notices report the appointment of administratrixes and executors for the estates of Samuel Pearson J R Stockton Amos Shriner W S Davis and Sarah E Whitney in Clermont county Ohio. A divorce action Bruce E Reed vs Bertha Reed is scheduled for hearing after November 5 1982. Local community notes cover Monroe Hill's disappearance Edna Reddick's death and a M E Church centennial event with regional visitors and services.
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Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Mary Applegate
Jack W. Applegate
Raivaen
Britton
Peter
Bruce E. Reed
Bertha Reed
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Kentucky
Berepe
E. Reed
Britton & Britton
Monroe Hill
Highland County
Reddick
Edna
M. E. Church
Ralph Long
Madisonville
Laura Kingery
Daniel Maham
Cincinnati
Maurice Collins
Maggie Bigam
Sallie Work
Emma Toennis
Hartwell
Ida Pringle
Faye
Mayme Bigam
al Shields
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Court of Cormon Pleas
Order of Sale
Maggie Ridings
Motor Transportation
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Peoples Bank
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Banking House
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Apital
Ashier
I. H. G Rowan
Peoples Bank of
Clermont Coun
Raymond Mehrhoff
van Mehrhoft
Freds Mio
She Hio
Vastus
U. E
Olina, Ragin
Harvey Perin
Seal
Citizen’s Bank
Felicity
Wewest
Setentee
Eereenese
J. W. McMurchy
J. W. McMurphy
State of Ohio
W. A. Gregg
P.O. Bartlow
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Witlarg
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Cccccess
Siggers
J. B
Cover
J.B. Cover
Lloyd B. McNair
A. Dyer
Elton Blrod
J. C. Fuhr
Merchants and Farmers Bank
Owensville
Mites
I. W. A Snider
W. J. Snider
Kit” Carson
Uwensville
Glen Este
Tabscott
Frank Ludlow
J. Adams
Laub
T. B. Smith
Jim Smith
Dennison
Wife
Mt. Washington
Wallie Waite
Brotherton
Gates
Bert Huntington
George Huntington
Furman
Sprinfield
Oneita Adams
Will Tabscott
Columbus
Spencer
Freemyer
Auxier
Lindale
Ed Love
Lowell Grey
Otto Morgan
Winton Place
John Henry Lewis
Dorothy Glover
Little Darrell
Julia Glove
Norwood
E. G. Maddux
Louisville
Hazelwood
W. Scorse
Ted Smith
Burton Doughty
Will Doughty
Lena P. Kearns
J. R. Carlisle
Amelia Mens Club
W. J. Tabscott
Dorothy Dunn
Monterey
L. L. Cherrington
Aoate
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Church of the United Brethren In
Christ
Samuel Pearson
Alice Pearson
Batavia
Co. H. Woodmansee
Jude N. G. Cover
Amos Shriner
D. Shriner
W.S. Davis
Edwin QC
Ely
William
Davis
Co. v. Woodmanser
Sarah E. Whitney
Edwin O, Ely
C. H. Woodmansee
Davis Ely & Ely
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