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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1953
Page
12
Hardld Benedict and others transfer 100 acres in Williamsburg Township to Ray Johnson and others. Galen Taylor and others convey property to Vernon G.
Roll call notes Privates Carl Hager and Clyde M. Hager from Bethel area joining the 140th Tank Battalion of the 40th Infantry Division now in Korea after training in Japan and Camp Breckenridge. Another Loveland sailor Jack Wagner and Jack Heslar serve aboard ships in NATO Weldfast exercises. Mrs. Nellie Turner hosts sister and brother-in-law from Cincinnati. Betty DeBruler visits home for weekend.
Bernadine Ames of Nicholsville was found guilty last week of throwing roofing nails into a neighbor’s driveway owned by Mrs. Lillian Terry. The case moved from a dismissed prejudice charge to a malicious destruction count with Judge Harry Britton overseeing the Common Pleas Court hearing.
Families visited relatives in Kentucky and Clinton County over the weekend with Edna Stahl extended stay at the Stroub home. The Monroe township PTA met to discuss a bond issue in the November election. Earle Kincaid reviewed the bond plans, and WSCS held its regular church meeting while residents reported illness in the community.
A series of real estate conveyances are recorded, listing parties such as G. Taylor and Arthur Peed transferring parcels in Tate Two Wil liamsburg and Goshen Two, with buyers including Lowell Brooks, Charles Painter, and Kermit Hutchinson. Transactions encompass Ohio Two, Bethel village, Union Two, and Celia, detailing lots and acres including 40.57 a in Tate Two, .77 a in Goshen Tw, and 1,399 a in Monroe Two.
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