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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
7
Holiness Church led by Rev Chester Fryman holds Sunday School at 10 a m and Morning Worship at 11 a m Prayer Meeting takes place every Wednesday at 8 p m. St Ann’s Church with Rev James Hoban offers Mass at 8 30 a m Bible study at 10 a m worship and preaching at 11 a m training classes at 7 30 p m and night worship at 8 p m each Sunday.
The Village of Amelia in Clermont County filed with the Board of Elections a question for annexation of land adjacent to Amelia. An election is set for November 7, 1949, with ballots printed for the annexation referendum. The described tracts total about 1240 acres and the election runs 6:20 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. EST.
General Code notice appoints William F. Ash as administrator of the Dias A. Ash estate in Pilree Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated October 3 1949. Probate Judge Orville W. Halbisch. Attorney James W. Walker.
Geo J. Whepreas petitions Clermont County for Curlin Road north from State Route 74. County Commissioners will meet October 7, 1949 at 10 a.m. to start points and November 3, 1949 at 10 a.m. for final hearing with affected parties and improvement decisions. Blythe Jones clerk announces.
Clermont County sheriff to sell at public auction a parcel in Olive Branch Batavia Township described by Danbys and Overtons surveys. Property appraised at 5200 dollars. minimum bid two thirds of that. Sale set for November 12, 1949 at 11:00 AM at the Batavia Courthouse door.
Notice informs Clermont County voters that an additional two mills for two years to aid dependent children and for poor relief will be on the November 8, 1949 ballot. A 55 percent affirmative vote is required for passage. Polls open at 6:30 AM. By order of the Clermont County Board of Elections. James W. Walker, Clerk.
Pete J Wiener and others petition Clermont County Commissioners to establish a road starting on the Mt Carmel-Tabasco Road in Union Township. The right of way would be at least 30 feet wide. Hearings set for November 7 1949 at 2 PM and November 21 1949 at 10 AM at the county office for affected parties.
Notice from James W. Walker clerk states the Village of Moscow Clermont County Ohio will place an additional tax levy for five years at up to four mills per dollar of valuation to fund street lights. Outside the ten mill limitation a 65 percent affirmative vote is required. Polls open 6 30 A M. at the November election.
Lucian H. Dawson as administrator petitions a Clermont Ohio land claim and seeks determination of heirs and distributees. The suit lists multiple Indiana residents as defendants and requests proper orders and equitable relief regarding Maude Hill's real and personal property, with a November 19, 1949 deadline for answer.
The Clermont County Ohio sheriff will auction a Moscow Village real estate parcel on October 31 1949 at 10 30 AM at the courthouse door Batavia. The property is a 32 ft by depth strip on Broadway Street between Second and Water Streets with appraised value 2100 dollars and minimum sale price two thirds thereof. Lucian Dawson attorney Clyde Dericks Sheriff.
Louis Erbacher files suit in Clermont County Ohio to quiet title to Lot 27 Palestine hamlet against Louis Erbacher Ella Hagner Samuel Price Jacob Ebersole Christine Ebersole and others. Defendants must answer by November 26, 1949. Ely White & Davidson attorneys represent the plaintiff.
Sealed proposals will be received by Mildred Wysnewski Clerk of the Board of Education at Withamsville Withamsville-Tobasco School District Ohio until 8 p m November 11 1949 and will be opened at 8 p m the same day for materials and labor to add a storage room per specifications on file. Bidders must meet prevailing wage rules per Ohio General Code. The board may waive information or reject bids and no bid may be withdrawn for 15 days after the due time.
A page continues church service schedules for Bantam, Holy Trinity in St. Philomena Forestville First Church of Christ Scientist in Forestville and Modest Church of Christ led by Pastor Albert Fidler Jr with multiple services weekly. Includes Mass times, Sunday schools, meetings, and midweek prayer.
Marie Broomhall presides at Monterey Presbyterian Church with Sunday School at 9 30 a m. St Thomas More Church in Williamsville Batavia R 1 lists Rev Francis J Helder celebrating Masses at 8 00 10 00 a m and High Mass at 12 15 p m.
Landowners Harold Benedict and neighbors agree to relocate a road starting near Big Indian Creek Bridge on Highway 743 through John Terry and Chester Gravitt properties to about 870 feet. A meeting to discuss the relocation is set for October 28, 1949 at 10 am at the proposed starting point, with further meeting on October 4 before the County Commissioners to consider the relocation and any grant of rights.
Notice states Jackson Township Cleveland County Ohio will hold an election on November 9 1949 to decide a proposed additional levy of one half mill for six years to fund current operating expenses including fire protection. Election hours run from 6 80 a m to 7 30 p m Eastern Standard Time. Bar Morris chair James W Walker clerk 4 29 10-29
Clermont County voters will decide on an additional one mill property tax for two years to fund construction reconstruction resurfacing and repair of county bridges. The measure requires a 656 percent affirmative vote and polls open until 6 30 P M EST on election day October 26 1959.
Voters in Clermont County Ohio will decide on November 1949 whether to renew a tax levy for six years at up to three mills per dollar, about 30 cents per $100 valuation, to fund current operating expenses. Polls open 6:30 AM to 6:40 PM with Morris as chairman.
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