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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1929
Page
4
The Clermont Courier, published every Wednesday, lists a location in Batavia Ohio with a date October 16, 1929 and a price of 125 76 40 in the record. The fragment preserves the newspaper’s formatting and the publication schedule.
A list of new suits includes Cincinnati Camp Meeting Association vs J D Scott for unknown heirs adjustment and equitable relief, and I M Henderson vs Cincinnati Cake and Specialty Co for 2208 dollars plus costs. Also Mary O Banion vs Herbert O Banion divorce custody. Nina Parsons vs Charles Parsons. Florence Guillerman vs Albertus Guillerman alimony. and will contests. Administered estates include Mary Judd, Robert F E Ballentine, Celia D Pinkham, and Martha Ella Nichols, with bonds and appraisers noted. County commissioners met Oct 7 and allowed numerous bills for labor, board, stone, and services with totals listed.
Notice of election on a tax levy exceeding the fifteen mill limit in Batavia Township Rural School District Clermont County Ohio. Ballot question seeks up to 3 mills for operating expenses for five years. Polls open 5:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central Standard Time on election day. Dated August 8 1920 H L Cochran clerk deputy supervisor of elections for Clermont County Ohio.
A mixed transcription shows numerous village and county disbursements for labor, board, and materials, including Pringle Co. contracts, The Baldwin Co. probate notices, and various estate appointments. Also listed are parole notices for Frank Clemens and Waynes... penitentiary inmates with hearing dates in December 1929.
Trustees of Pierde Townelin Clermont County Ohio will receive bids for crushing stone. Plans and specifications available at Township Building Locust Corner Ohio or by contact RE Meyer township clerk. Bids opened Thursday October 17 1929 at 1 pm. Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids. Estate of Celia D Pinkham deceased Forrest E K Ely administrator appointed qualified. Dated October 8 1929 H Woodmans er probate attorney Davis Ely Ely.
The report notes a floor landing completion by Wilke Coal and Supply located in Batavia. No additional details or dates are provided in the readable text.
Daily time schedule effective September 2 1929 for Peebles Williamsburg and Cincinnati Bus Line lists westbound stops from Cincinnati Ninth and Walnut Street to Peebles with names such as Seaman Winches Macon Sardinia White On Mt. Oreb Eastwood Wil'm'by Afton Batavia Oliver Glen Este Mt. Carm Newtown and arrival in Cincinnati. Busses for hire available by phone 64 with special trips by arrangement in Williamsburg Ohio.
Court of Common Pleas directs sale of Batavia Township land in two tracts totaling about 41.5 acres. The Williamsburg Building and Loan Company sues. sale set for October 1949 at Batavia Court House. Property appraised at $1,000,000. cash terms. Sheriff Robert Roberts and deputy A W Meinken oversee, Britton & Britton Attorneys for plaintiff.
The Paxton School District Clermont County Ohio seeks voter approval at November election to levy a tax in excess of the fifteen mill limit to fund a General Fund school at up to 3 mills for five years. Polls open 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM Central.
Notice states the Jackson Township Board of Education will seek voter approval at the November 5, 1929 election in Clermont County Ohio to levy taxes above the fifteen mill limit for five years to fund current school expenses. Clerk W W Varney signs. state election officials listed.
Gen s Code citation and Newtonsville Rural School election notice in Clermont County Ohio. It announces a November vote on exceeding the fifteen mill limit to fund operating expenses at up to 3 mills for five years. Clerk A W Meinken notes the date September 2 1929 and Rush signs as clerk.
The Stonelick Consolidated Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio announces a November 1920 election to levy a tax beyond the fifteen mill limit for operating expenses. The notice, dated August 10 1929, lists the election date, place, and required rate not to exceed three mills for five years.
The Moscow Consolidated Rural School District in Clermont County Ohio proposes to place bonds totaling $54 000 on the November 5 1929 ballot to finance permanent improvements including land and a fireproof schoolhouse. The bonds would run up to 24 years with an estimated 4 mill additional tax rate outside the 15 mill limit. Clerk C E Hirsch and Clerk E Rush dated September 28 1929.
In Clermont county on August 27 1929 the Felicity Franklin Consolidated Rural School District sets a public vote for November 5 1929 to issue seven thousand dollars in bonds to build and equip a brick physical education facility and basement partition. The estimated tax rate is 0.751 mill. Polls open 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Central Time. Local boards L Clark and E Rush announce.
The Goshen Township Centralized School District requests a November ballot vote on issuing 12,000 dollars in bonds for brick classroom and gymnasium construction. Bonds run 12 years with 1 mill outside the 15 mill limit. Clerk A Bishop certifies the notice dated August 13, 1929.
The Williamsburg Building and Loan Company files foreclosure suit in Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio Case No 17013 against Milton Shriner and others. Defendants reside in Kentucky and Ohio. Judgment sought is 455.16 dollars plus interest with sale of parcel in Eden ton addition, Clermont County to satisfy the amount and costs.
Legal notice filed in Kent County Ohio naming William C. Ferguson and Mary Ferguson as plaintiffs. The petition alleges cruelty and seeks relief in the Court of Common Pleas. Hearing date to be set by the court, with attorney for the plaintiffs listed.
In Clermont County Ohio a court ordered sale of real estate in Milford village as part of a 1929 foreclosure. The property lies in Griffin Survey No 59, Miami Township and Hastine Subdivision lot 17, containing 16 100 acre, appraised at 3750 dollars. Sheriff Nichols Speidel & Nichols represent the plaintiff. The sale occurs October 19 1929 at the Batavia courthouse in front of the main entrance between 11 and 12.
The Williamsburg Building and Loan Company sues William J. Steele and others in Case 16715, seeking foreclosure of a mortgage for $748.76 with interest and sale of two acres in Batavia Township along the East York of the Little Miami River, with property described by Dabny and Roudebush surveys. Attorneys Panat Britton & claimants.
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