Court notices and new cases from Batavia
The docket lists alimony actions in Robbins vs Robbins and Miller vs Miller, plus divorces and custody suits. Foreclosures, partition suits, and transfers for Tate Township funds are noted, with attorneys named. Marriage licenses for McPhillyps and Schau, new estates and appraisals, probate matters, and October 24 hearing are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Robbins
Samuel B. Robbins
Britton & Britton
Dorothy F. Miller
Howard Marshall Miller
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
William Dumford
Mary Dumford
Samuel W. Sprague
Tate Township Trustees
Carl Z. Garland
Harry J. Koenler, Jr
William
Mamie Wilson
Victor
Walburga Demunieux
Harry Koehler, Jr
John
Robert Busteed
George
Thomas Wright
James Wright
Thomas
Dora Busteed
Mamie Busteed
Herbert J
Geo. B. Need
Harry Tate
Nichola
Speidel & Nichols
Caroline Walters
William D. Walters
Court House
Batavia
Same
Administrators and guardians named. October hearing set
Frances Best estate final account filed by administrator and J H White executors file inventory. Max Bauer applies to be Catherine Grissel's guardian. Hearing scheduled for October 24, 1928. Real estate transfers listed include Love L Idlett to Winifred Drake 2 acres in Pierce Two for $1 and many other parcels across Milford, Miami Two, Union Two, Tate Two, and surrounding townships with $1 transfers. Local notes from Monterey report social and church notices and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Best
J. H. White
Max Bauer
Catherine Grissel
Love L. Idlett
Winifred Drake
Pierce Two
Joseph Barat
J.C. Beard
Miami Two
Lawrence Glaser
Leo
Eimma Riehle
Miami Park
Milford
Leo Riehle
Walter
Harold Doll
Harold
Florence Doll
Emma Riehl
Mary
Edward McQuillan
Maude Taylor
Jackson
Walter C
Arizona
Joe McLean
Everett
Estella Doll
Monroe
Celia M
Thomas C. White
Louis
Commissioners approve October expenditures for county offices
The October 15 meeting of the county board approved a long list of disbursements to suppliers and service providers. Items include labor, bridge and road work, jail and infirmary expenditures, and payments to utilities, lumber, groceries, and clothing. Total amounts vary, with several payrolls and bridge improvements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of P. A
Philip Brady
Batavia Oil Co
James Bray
Bell Telephone
Frank Chambers
W. Cousins
Citizens Garage
Claude Coyle
Couries
J. W. Dumford
C. Dickson
W. EF. Foster
Geo. W. Gregg
H. R. Johnson
Geo. Keller
H. R. Leslie
S. L. Larkin
Malott
Jos. Moeller
Tub
Orie Malott
Geo. Mull
Estel Pringle
BE. Pringle
George Porter
Rice
L. Rosselot
H. Reinhardt
Stakalta Mig Co
Weaver
Sankten al de
County Bridge Improvement Fund
Felicity Coal & Lumber Co
P. Kramer
Standard Oil Co
Asee Ee
Batavia Foundry
B. W. Newman
Ohio Penitentiary
Ohio State Reformatory
BAT
P. Knight
MT Standard O1 Co
Vive Ser Southwestern O. P. Co
Epee
Sunday School Contest Ends in Blues Win Attendance
The contest between the nude and the Blues for attendance at the . B. Sunday school ended with the Blues gaining. The Reds hosted the Blues for a basketball game at the school house after Sunday school. Mrs. Darby and son were in the city Saturday and were joined home by her daughter and family who visited Sunday. Emery Hall and family also called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Blues
Reds
Sunday Sermon Marks Evening Service And Gatherings
Rev. Fox preached a capable sermon Sunday evening and biweekly services are set for 6 15 p m. The long list of visitors and relatives stays with Mrs W H Jones and family at a Saturday gathering. Many local residents and visitors are noted from Dayton Greenberry Marathon Newtonsville and Walnut Hills with meals sales and purchases of a cream separator and a Chevrolet coupe mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Fox
Mr. Walker
Batavia
Ben McKibben
Clover
Walter McMullen
Will Jones
Lilly Reddick
Walnu Hills
Scott Pindle
Permelia
Milan Steward
Marathon
W. A. Reed
Austin McMullen
City
Aaron Steward
Louis Steward
C. L. Johnes
W.H. Jones
Mary Marsh
Lou Hawley
Lowell Rogers
Newtonsville
George Panson
Eva Brown
Nellie Louise
East Walnut Hills
W. H. Jones
George Ranson
Williamsburg
Jones
O. L. Jones
Mr. Schooley
Social Notes From Local Families And Visits
Miss Winnie Hill entertains her brother Alec and his wife from Mason. Louetta Thiery returns home from Bethesda hospital. Grace Fowlar of Evanston visited Miss Minnie Sneil. Wm Fomorin and family spent Sunday with his parents. Dr and Mrs J L Fomorin of Marathon hosted Ruth Reynolds from Norwood visiting grandmother Mrs Christy. Ladies Aid met at Mrs W Varney’s home. Mrs Russell Thirey and baby and Mrs Wm Fomorin visited Mrs John Davidson of Marathon. Willing Workers of the Christian Church meet for all day quilting with Mrs Cecil Leach and baby. Lt Hunter and wife visited Mrs Jno Chaney and family of Orwood. Oscar Balzhiser and family and Leonard Speller of Stonelick spent Friday evening with Sir Daniel Snorss family. Mrs Florence Anderson nee Batt visited Andrew Lohrer and wife at Hill Wednesday. Mary Chrngy visited Mrs D Davidson at Marathon. Mi Marie McCoy entertained Mi nofies gitarig Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnie Hill
Alec
Mason
Louetta Thiery
Bethesda Hospital
Grace Fowlar
Evanston
Minnie Sneil
Wm. Fomorin
J. L. Formorin
Marathon
Ruth Reynolds
Norwood
Christy
Aid
W. ©. Varney
Russell Thirey
John Davidson
Arathon
The
Christian Church
Cecil Leach
Baby
City
Wilson
Lt. Hunter
Jno, Chaney and
Orwood
Oscar Balzhiser
Leonard Speller Stonelick
Daniel Snorss
Florence Anderson
Batt
Andrew Lohrer
J . Wet Mary Chrngy
D. Davidson
Mi Marie McCoy
Minofies Gitarig
Hkmetis
Bus Line Time Schedule for April 1 1927
A time schedule dated April 1 1927 outlines bus operations for the Rochester Williamsburg and Cincinnati line. Gila R S Croswind is listed as wind operator and the document records routing and timing details for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rchester
Williamsburg
Cincinnati
Gila R. S. Croswind
Madisonville News Briefs and Local Events
Richmond residents Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Wade visited his aunt Mrs. Kathryn Williams. A Corner school festival sponsored by Miss Blanche Rodgers is set for Friday night October 26 to raise funds for the school. Various social visits are noted, including Brad Chaffin and family in Defiance and many local gatherings. The Triangle Minstrels program at the school auditorium is hosted by the Wesleyan Men’s Bible Class and Clover Ladies' Aid. A chicken dinner at Stamm’s garage by United Brethren ladies is planned on election day. Several families and individuals are mentioned with visits, weddings, illnesses, and church activities. Opera House schedules list The Nervous Wreck and A Mystery Drama The Wizard on October 25–27. A note of appreciation is extended to those aiding ministers during the conference at Christian Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Wade
Richmond
Kathryn Williams
Blanche Rodgers
Brad Chaffin
RS. Chaffin
Chaffin
Floyd Fraysier
Ray Calvert
Yellow Springs
Charles Dunlay
Peebles
Dana Quibble
Lee Morrow
Hillsboro
Triangle Minstrels
Wesleyan Men's Bible
Methodist Church of
Madisonville
Clover Ladies’ Aid
Stamm’'s
United Brethren Ladies
Amanda Scott
C. Sweeney
Michael Sweeney
Crown Point
Judson Griggs
Huntington
W. Va
Charles Ellis
Kathryn Ellis
Ella
Anna Williams
Willams Corner
George Shaw
Edith Deem
Olive Branch
Mr. Shaw
Roy Benjamin
Monterey
Louie Leutret
Wilbur Smith
Frank Smith
Geo. Fox
Crab
Es Marie
Cyoming
E. Lane
Amelia
Delaware
Lane
E. T. Lane
Opera House
Social notes sketch visits and club gatherings across towns
Mr and Mrs George Maxfield host Bertha Lockabill and Alice Orebaugh visiting from Dayton and Syracuse. O L Page stays with Phil Swing in Cleveland while B H Wilson returns from Circleville. Embroidery Club meets with Blanche Manning. Parleys host Welsh Farley from Lexington. Campbell family in Sardinia visits son Earl. Townsley, Hug gins, Leonard, Musgrove, Jordan visit I C O F and Masons Homes in Springfield. Green and Ann Hoop head south to Florida for winter. Woman's Club meets with Bessie Hutson hosting. papers on Bible origins. Several attendees join Feesburg homecoming led by Rev Bagby. Lasley family visits Owen Lasley in Newtown, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Maxfield
Bertha Lockabill
Dayton
Alice Orebaugh
Syracuse
Ind
O. L. Page
Phil Swing
Cleveland
B. H. Wilson
Gus Schiear
Circleville
Embroidery Club
Blanche Manning
Sam Parley
Welsh Farley
Lexington
J. W. Campbell
Sardinia
Earl
Dale Shinkle
Jesse Jordan
Merle Townsley
Bertha Huggins
Charlie Leonard
Walter Musgrove
Roy Jordan
Masonic
Springfield
Green
Ann Hoop
Florida
Woman's Club
Bessie Hutson
Emma Bannister
Abbott
Banister
Lasley
Geneva 2Oberts, Jr
B.T. Davis
Henry Davis
A. G., Bagby
Feesburg
Owen
New Own
Rocky Ford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mary Ross of Neville was home Sunday. Cecil Grimes and family spent Saturday in Adams County with his uncle Mrs Abbott and two children of Bata via visited at the home of last week. Louise Garbe of city was at home Sunday. Ed Ross and family spent Sunday at Owensville with Carme iter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ross
Neville
Cecil Grimes
Famly
Adams County
Mrs. Abbott
Batavia
Louise Garbe
City
Ed Ross
Owensville
Carme Iter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodyear
Goodyear Pathfinders
A. E. Price
Batavia, O
Citizens’ Garage
Singer Sewing Machine Company
F. D. Dominy
Agt
Ohio
Cincinnati, Ohio
Lindale
Jenny Lind Road
Ten Mile Pike
Jenny Lind
S. W
August J. Vogele
Rust
A. W. Knause
Clint Sly
Robert BE. McPhillyps
Marguerite Schau
Fitter
New Richmond
Grace, Davis
Warren Iss
Joe Smith
Jas. Goodman
Andrew Siebold
Harriet
Keller
Jos. I. Williams
L. J. Lemar
Caroline R. Lemar
A. F. Kayser
Bi. Cushard
R. F B. Dawson
Davis, Ely & Ely
John R. McLean
Thos
Kayata
J. R
McLean
Hayden
Mary Dowdell
Emma Louise Rosemier
Recorders Office
Jas. C
Bessie M. Davis
Mont D. Davis
Jas. E. Murphy
J. W. Hull
Washington
Malcolm A. Walton
John and
Emma Grammer
Moscow
Frank Crowe
Andrew Tucker
Mulberry
Alfred M. Woodmansee, Sr
Frank R. Crowe
New Salsberry
Stanley and
Leona Boys
Edward Otten
Bertha Beard
Ethel Groeschen
Arthur Burns
James Maloy
Goshen
Jas. Malloy
Margaret D. Leever
Mary A. Faul
Grace S. Garrison
Mina L. Robinson
F. P. Hays
Tate Two
William W
Mary H. Judd
William Crosson, Jr
Plainville
Leona Harvey
Murry
South
Elsie Utter
Marie McCoy
Christie
Bantam
Tate Township
Old Bethel
M.E
Noales Schneider
Wm. Johns
Will Woodruff
Gilbert Hancock
Fair Oak
Smith
Elmer Ely
Jesse Bennett
Geo. Bennett
Carey Boring
Ed Hughes
Anna Clark
Ethel Davidson
Aston
Marie Davidson
David Shannon
Shannon Walker
Hawaii
Walker
David Roberts
Mrs. McNutt
Benjamin Cross
Edith Nelson
W. W. Carlisle
Clifton Forge
Nelson
Sellars
Ft. Thomas
Nicholsville
Maple Grove
New Allen’s Parlor
Apoet Allen
P. M. Rapp
Wner
ASTEF
Holita
M. P
Winchester
Macon
le Betangee
Williamsburgete
Ebone Smithen
Glen Este
Vie
Mt. Carmelee
Newtown
Tito
Os Mt. Carmel
Glen Esteee
Afton Cel
Eastwood
Mt. Crab- Jeiel
White Oak
Government Square
Main Street
R. S. Croswell
MT. Holly
Christian Chapel Church
Christian Chapel
John Moerlein
Fred
Page Dawson
Olin Fagin
Albert Stuerer
Alis Ross
F. E. Swing
Frank Swing
Geo. R. Taylor
Oscar Hartmetz
Herbert Thomas
Hamilton
Fred Topze
Bert Lytle
Nettie Topie
Bethel
Rocky Ford
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