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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1928
Page
5
Owensville residents record a sequence of weekend and weekday visits. Notables include Hassie Crane and Florence Leever, the Swens of Glendale with Charles Legros, the Apgar family to Oakley for Willard’s funeral, and various gatherings with the Meeks, Myers, Rosselot, and Craver households. Also mentions Georgetown Fair attendance and travels to Washington, D C.
The column lists visitors to Peebles and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Barkley Butler and family, Miss Marie McCoy of Monterey, Rev Everett Lewis, Carl Slye family, Mrs Horace Dolen, Mr and Mrs Frank Dillon and others. It notes church events, club meetings, and a birth: David Shannon Walker born September 26.
Hamlet residents host and visit including six o clock dinners at Mrs. Ludlow and Mrs. Chas Houser hosting guests. Dayton Knights Templar conclave attendees Dr. Offutt and Geo Huntington. Local fruit sample prizes at Georgetown fair. Weekend visits from Darrel Smith family to Mt Washington and Mrs. Ruby Smith. Catering venture expanding in Batavia New Richmond Cincinnati. Ford coach new in Lungmus Bros. Annabel Floro and Bennett guest at Houser home. Relatives vising Earl Warren. Mrs. Walter Krekeler at Summerside Ladies Aid. Batavia arrival of a baby son for Hzra Seyler. Harry Barbeau visits Mosbackers. W F Jones hosts city kin Sunday.
Hartriett and daughter entertained guests including Miss Rozier of Ar cannon and Joe Hannold of Troy. Various locals visited, hosted dinners, and attended meetings, with updates on births and improvements.
J A Jackson and family spent Sunday in Hamilton with Mrs Norris while Archie and Gilbert McMurchy were recalled home due to their father’s illness. The IO C F plans a Past Grand meeting in lodge room Saturday at 1 pm with a church program. John Corbin and family visited Leesburg. Meeker and wife and Webb Craig, of Westwood, joined at James Meeker’s. 8 8 Bridges and family from Linwood visited Murphyme Sunday. Warren Vandamen and wife also mentioned.
Akron couple Dr and Mrs Fred Dixon visited Mr and Mrs Chas Peck last Sunday. Ed Sanders of Olagin nadt and Elmore Reed hosted. Mrs J W Edgington attended Mrs Dale Woodmansee funeral at Shinkle's Ridge. An M E church junior choir forms under Mrs H M Boys.
Miss Edna Reddick and her father spent Sunday in the city. Mrs. Lillie Washburn and Mrs. Mankins visited with Mrs. Ivy Cole on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Eunice Hill was in the city last week with her daughter and Mrs. Stella VanCamp. Miss Ruth Spencer has a job at the General Hospital. Monroe Hill and Paul Spencer are in St. Louis. Norman Emery of Lebanon visits Manley Hill and family. Mr. and Mrs. Stevick spent Sunday evening with Earl Jones and wife. Mrs. I. N. Dumford visited her brother at Newtown last week. Leola Pickelheimer called in Norwood last Saturday.
Wilma Grossnickel and girlfriend spent Sunday with home folks. Oliver Ashton and family visited C. VanCamp and family. Sarah Collins visited Mrs. Haley Grosnickel. I. N. Dumford hosted Mr. and Mrs. Grimes from Norwood and Mr. and Mrs. Frazier from Wilmington. Ralph Long and companion visited OC. A. Long. A. Bigham and wife spent Sunday at Lebanon. Henry Strowhower and Floyd Walker with wives and daughter in city. Leola B. Hill weekend with home folks. Mr. Waits and family with her father.
The reports show balance sheets for The First National Bank at Batavia and The Peoples Bank of Williamshire, both in Ohio, dated October 1928. They list resources, liabilities, capital, reserves, and notes, with cash, securities, and loans totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
J W McMurchy president of the bank swears the attached financial statement is true to the best of his knowledge. Notary W A Gregg confirms the oath. Directors W W McCullough Fred Simm erman W S Pangburn sign the document dated September 10, 1928 in Ohio County Siciltes.
At 7 Williamsburg Ohio the Farmers and Merchants Bank shows loans on real estate 94133 07 and other loans 115919 70. U S bonds and state and municipal bonds total 238900 00. Banking house and peraries 9000 00, cash on hand 271 79, total assets 1 461866 57. Cashier J B Cover swears to accuracy before notary John Bechtold on October 9 1928 in Clermont County Ohio.
Public auction sale ordered by the Court of Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio of a 47 acre parcel in Jackson Township part of John Mountjoy Survey No 4448. The property runs along county roads and is bounded by R P Osborn Moorehead Hutchinson Clemons and Jackson Pike, with lot lines described by precise bearings and distances. Sale to be held at the front door of the courthouse in Batavia on November 17 1928 from 1 to 2 pm.
Public sale notices describe parcels in Clermont County Ohio. details name sheriffs and attorneys, with auctions set for mornings in 1838. Descriptions cover boundaries, surveys, and stakes along county roads and rivers. total appraisals include 3100 and 15000 dollars with cash terms.
In Clermont County Ohio the Tate Township Trustees petition the Court of Common Pleas to transfer twelve hundred dollars from the general fund to the township road fund. The surplus exists after covering obligations and the road fund is exhausted, with a hearing set for October.
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