Courts file multiple civil actions including Tobey divorce
In common pleadings Florence Pearl Tobey sues Clark Tobey for divorce custody and relief. Other actions include Provident Savings Bank vs Warner et al with a judgment entry for 2780.66 and decree for sale. Harris guilty of abandoning a child sentenced to Ohio Penitentiary. Several divorces and procedural orders follow with guardians ad litem appointed and hearings set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Pearl Tobey
Clark John Tobey
Hugh M. Davidson
Provident Savings Bank & Trust Co
Charles L
Ida L. Warner
Tandy Kelly
J. W. Fox
John Hutchinson
State of Ohio
Lee Harris
Oho
Emily Davis
Clarence Davis
Burley Tobacco Growers’ Association
Evelyn
Audrey
Britton & Britton
Nellie Mount
Theodore Mount
Sidney Adler
Edward J. Oppianius
Elizabeth Davis
Chas. Davis Et al
Hugh
Nichols
Guardian Ad Litem
Marriage Licenses and New Cases in Bethel and Beyond
The county notes marriages for Huff and Eva Wilson Bethel. Gardner and Elsie Popp Williamsburg. Brigman and Hancock Norwood Moscow. Pitzer and Conover Bethel. Sprague and Chance Williamsburg. Carnes and Busch New Richmond. White and Jones Amelia New Richmond. New cases include Ray D Trees administrator bond $500. Katherine Valentine executrix no bond. Harry Jackson administrator bond $5000. estates of Anna EB White and W H Schwab. Katherine Edna Barker hospital admission. Rebecca J Jones estate accounting. William Davidson estate tax. final accounts and hearings set for October 11 12. Guardianship matters and street rail permission noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. A. Huff
Eva Wilson
Bethel
Clement Gardner
Williamsburg
Elsie Popp
Batavia
Ray L. Brigman
Norwood
Edna M. Hancock
Moscow
J. M. Pitzer
Mary F. Conover
Chas, W. Sprague
Edna A. Chance
Frank VY. Carnes
Ines Busch
New Richmond
P. M. White
Amelia
Hattie Jones
Ray D. Trees
Chas
James Browning
Ira Gray
Chas. F. Davis
A. Brannock
Katherine Valentine
Eliza Holtman
J. F. Proffitt
George Butler
W. A. Williams
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Harry Jackson
Caroline McClain Frasier
O. J. Paeltz
C. F. Davis
J. F
Parker
C. A. Brannock
Thos. D. Halpin Estate
Murphy & Murphy
Busin
Anna EB
Emma Roberta
Elmer Dewert
al J. Hill
Joaarren Dial
Joseph Warren Dal
Sheriff sale of real estate in Clermont County Ohio
Court order directs public auction of Clermont County parcel on a Miami Township lot of about one acre and 14,100 poles. Sale at the courthouse front door in Batavia on Saturday November 6 1927 between 10 and 11 am. Real estate appraised, sale may be cash or subject to Milford Home Building Company and Hiram Bolsinger mortgages. Appraisers named. Sheriff Edward J. Cross is listed as the issuing official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Alice Weakley
Philippine Hoffman
Batavia
Clermont
County
Miami
Jacob Durham
Hast
Don
Milford Home Building Company
Hiram O.bolsinger
Golfernohan
John F. Davis
Harry Oak
Election notice for taxes in Union Rural School District
Notice issued under a 1927 board resolution announcing a November ballot in Clermont county Ohio to decide on a tax levy exceeding fifteen mills for the Union Rural School District. The proposed levy runs for five years at up to three mills, polling places in St Carmel Williamsville and New Eve, voting 5:30 to 6:30 pm Central Standard Time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Union Rural
Clermont County
Ohio
Nian
St. Carmel
Williamsville
New Eve
New Richmond Village Debates Levy Over Five Mill Limit
Village of New Richmond considers a tax levy of 1.8 mills beyond the fifteen mill limit to meet current expenses for 1930. The resolution directs the clerk to certify the measure to county election officials for submission to voters.
Loveland Village Council Votes for Hall Improvement
Resolution outlines funding and plans for improvements to the Town Hall corner of Second and Jackson streets Loveland Ohio. It provides estimated costs a tax levy limits and timelines including election referral and official duties for the Clerk and Village officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loveland
State of Ohio
Second and
Jackson Streets
Bomdessali
Ohio
Vadlermont
Ctich
Vavaea
W. H. Jongs
Bond Election Set for New School Building Project
A local school district schedules a bond election to fund erecting a new school building. Voters will decide on bonds totaling a specified amount, to be repaid over ten years, at standard polling places from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the designated election day.
Real Estate Sheriff Sale in Clermont County Ohio
Under an order of sale in the case David Friedman et al v W R Dennis et al the front door of the Batavia Court House hosts a public auction on November 12 1927. The property known as the Poms Farm on Ten Mile Creek in Pierce Township Town is described by metes and bounds totaling about 121.98 acres with a 21.98 acre eastern tract and a small tenant house. Purchasers may take subject to the Federal Land Bank lien or free from it. Estimated value 3000 dollars. Cash terms. Sheriff C Croswe and attorneys Joseph Murphy represent the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
David Friedman
W. R. Dennis
State of Ohio
Batavia
Pierce
Tenile Creek
J. Archer
Archer
H. Tone
Wehymer
Ten Mile Pike
Pike Notch
Charles K. Illhardt
Illhardt
Charless-Hlhardt
Ten Mile Road
Natan J. Laplin
Jacob Seer
Pbrasty
Harle
Turner
Jacob Gordon
Vie
Mont County
Federal Land Bank
Croswe
Fae Tima
Etere Aes Murphy, Joseph & Murphy
Roe “Inte
W.chester A. Campbell
Court House
Big Run
Eveland
John Emery
Ling
Samuel Anderson
Goshen Township to vote on excess tax for centralized schools
On November 8 Goshen Township voters will decide if a tax exceeding the fifteen mill limit should fund centralized schools. The election, overseen by H. E. Yeomans, runs 5:30 am to 6 pm Central Standard Time at local precincts in Goshen, Clermont, for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Berwick vs Berwick Court Notice in Clermont County
Court of Common Pleas Clermont County notifies Lulu Berwick in a divorce style action seeking alimony and relief. Case number not fully legible. summons issued with date to appear in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Lu Berwick
Sheriff Sale of Clermont County Real Estate at Batavia
Public auction at the Batavia courthouse front door on November 12 offers two parcels of land in Clermont County. One tract contains 23 3/4 acres with detailed metes and bounds, the other 41.89 acres, both tied to local landholders and marked for cash sale. Sheriff Fred J. Croswe heads proceedings with attorney John McLean and deputy Robert Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uate
John G. Griffith
Adam Schindler
Lebanon Turnpike
Williamsburg Road
Schindler
Charles Orr
Applegate
Barr
Loveland and
Goshen Road
Kert McClave
Sai McClave
John E.i Hutchinson
Lebanon and
Fred J. Croswe
Clermont County
Ohio
Robert Roberts
John 8. McLean
Bonds for Clermont County fireproof building addition
Notice of a 1927 bond election in Clermont County Ohio to issue thirty thousand dollars for a fireproof addition to the county building. Bond term ten years with an estimated tax rate of 0.14 mills outside the fifteen mill limit. Polls open 7:30 p.m. on November 8, 1927. County Auditor Paton dates the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Qounty Commissioners
Clermont
Ohio
Paton
Clermont County
Hio
Bethel Ohio to Sell $36,000 in Mortgage Bonds
Sealed bids are invited by the Village of Bethel Ohio at the Clerk’s Office until 12 noon EST on the fourth of November 1927 for 144 mortgage bonds totaling 36000 dollars. Bonds valued 250 dollars each dated Sept 1 1927 bear 6 percent interest with semiannual payments and mature starting March 1929 through Sept 1936. The issue finances electric light heat and power improvements and is secured by the village public utility revenues and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel
Ohio
First National Bank of
Towit
Sald
Miami Township Board of Education votes to levy tax excess
The Miami Township Board of Education in Clermont County Ohio met August 6 1927 in regular session to adopt a resolution declaring it necessary to levy a tax in excess of the fifteen mill limitation for the township schools to pay current expenses. The vote to adopt was unanimous among members L L Parker H E White Floyd Perry L A Hair with clerk Cline Smith directing notice and certification to the Deputy State Supervisors of Elections before September 16 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goungil
Wichman
New Rochmond
Richmond
Ohio
New Richmond
Fermont County
New
Board of Education
Miami Township
Clermont County
L. L. Parker
H. E. White
Floyd Perry
L. A. Hair
Jami Township
Miami
Ips
State Supervisors of Elections
J. Hair
L. Parker
H. E.s White
Floyd
Angus
Cline Smith
Miami Township Board of Education
Pierce Townhip
Oho
OC. J. Nobis
O. E. Bennett
John Cann
Claude Behymer
R.o
Bennett
Erce Township
Pierce Township
Shereof
Pierce Township School Tax Levy Referendum Considered
The Pierce Township School District board in Clermont County, Ohio, approved a resolution to levy taxes exceeding the fifteen mill limit to fund current expenses. The plan asks voters to approve a new tax of up to 3 mills for five years, with election day set for November 1 at standard voting precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce Township
Clermont County
Ohio
Ferce
Gremberg
Ge Ierce
Clermont Coun
Notice of Application for Utility Service Expansion
Notice records an application by a company and the Ohio Utilities Commission regarding new equipment and a sixteen passenger GEO vehicle. The notice cites a pending decision and the affected parties, with a call for comments and relevant dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Ohio
Cmmmusion
Federal Land Bank Loans Offer 6 Percent Interest
Borrowers receive dividends on loans at six percent interest. The favorable rate makes this the most attractive farm loan under government supervision. Apply J A Hartman secretary treasurer Cincinnati National Farm Association. Clermont Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Hartman
Sev y-T'reas
Cincinnati National Farmociation
Government Supervisiion
Clermont Courier
Village of Amelia Sealed Bond Proposals Requested
Village of Amelia Ohio invites sealed bids by noon October 26 1927 for 1062 in village bonds six in number of 177 each at six percent interest with maturities from October 1928 to October 1932 to finance Main Street sidewalk improvements and assessments. separate bids will be received for 1500 in mortgage bonds for electric light plant to extend and improve village utility. both issued under Ohio law. bids to be sealed and include certified check of five percent. right to reject any bid reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Ohio
Pass Ponds
Otober
Main Street
Edna Winspear
Ohio
Amelia
Electric Light and Powers
Council
Village Electric Light Plant
A. Blo .H. RO
Clermont Ohio Sale Notice Locust Park Lots 4 5 6
Clermont Common Pleas Order of Sale announces sale of Locust Park subdivision lots 4 5 and 6 in Williamsburg Batavia County on November 6 1927 at the courthouse. Property valued at 1005 cash terms. Attorneys Davis Ely and Fred J Croswe listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Loveland Ohio Village Bonds Resolution Details
Resolution No R 70 proposes issuing bonds of thousands dollars for Loveland Ohio and levying taxes to repay at the next November election. The document cites Hamilton County auditor review of tax averages and bond repayment estimates, with certification by village officials and signatures.
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Probate Cours
ED J. Crosw
Roberts
Geo
Penestrion
Kool
J. W. Kincaid
New Rie Yy
Nemon
Pisutch
Aytes Ait
T. Bojnum
New Itch
Vipal
W. H. Jones
Ont
Sherify
Aas Qoshen
Ornen
H. E. Yeomans
Kool District
Berwick
Lulu Ureie
Eanne Wu
Dulane
Sheriff's “Sale Real Estate
Rush
Hulick
Clermont Pub. Co
Ohi
Elizabeth Ayer
Sh .O
Clara GG Gregg
Ine Hy A Horn
Geo. W. Greeg
Oliver. G
Elizabeth Werner
O. D. Hulick
Geo, Brooks
Federal Land Bank Loans
Sheriff’s Sale
Benjamin Greenburg
Locust Park Subdivision
Locust Park
Fred. J. Croswe
Davis & Ely
State of
Hamilton County
Buperviser i
Attenti Yi
Ieacate Jones
Cloris
Williams
Clermont Courle
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