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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1946
Page
2
Estates of many decedents ordered and administration granted. Real estate transfers to heirs and trustees listed with numerous parcels in Ohio townships. A public sale and community event announced with prizes and dancing details.
The First National Bank of Batavia sues Minnie Moore and John H. Moore for 650 dollars with Ely, White and Davidson as counsel. Emma Jane Curliss seeks divorce and custody in Williamsburg with Nichols Speidel & Nichols as attorneys. Gayrene Moyer also seeks divorce from Robert Moyer in Williamsburg. John W. Vinson petitions divorce from Lillie Mae Vinson, married in 1932 in Newport, Kentucky, with one 11 year old child. Charles and Gertrude Ennis sue Charles and Mary Beninger for dissolution of partnership. James W. Walker represents the plaintiff. Lipps in Batavia, Ohio, represents Jennie Mae Lipps in a separate matter.
Gene Bradley Cambell aged 22 and Anna Virginia Buckner aged 17, both of Milford, formed a marriage bond in a simple ceremony confirming their nuptials in the Milford area.
Norris Brock Co. promotes market updates from Cincinnati Stock Yards with a reference to ask the first man you meet. The notice highlights a service that satisfies and directs listeners to tune WHIO Dayton at 12:30 Dial 1300 for daily market report.
District recorder notes numerous transfers of parcels across townships including New Richmond Miami Tate Batavia Goshen and Union. Named buyers include Victor Frame Joseph Walthers Lionel Lewis Clarence Hill Verna Rains Herschel Pickens Ray Canter George West and others with parcel sizes from .50 to 13.83 acres.
The Wilhiams ville Tabasco PTA sponsors a Halloween masquerade at the school house on Thursday October 31 at 7 30 p m. The event includes a children's recreation period.
Paul Warman, inmate at the Ohio Penitentiary Columbus, pleaded from Clermont County and was convicted in January 1946 of operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent. A hearing for parole is scheduled under Case Nos. 6314 and 83434.
A sentence of 1 to 20 years qualifies for a hearing before the Pardon and Parole Commission on or after December 1, 1946. Document signed by D. J. Bonzo, Parole and Record Clerk, October 31, 1921.
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