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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1935
Page
4
An editor note lists names and dates with fragmented terms including months and amounts. The readable parts show Kenneth Turner as editor and manager with references to months and a sum of 100 dollars dated October 30, but many words are garbled or incomplete.
The Courts list new cases including Hazel Chardt versus Albert Chardt for divorce and mortgage foreclosures with multiple parties named. Other matters include Batavia Building and Loan Company versus Floyd and Grace Kinner with a receiver to be appointed Oct 7 and various probate, marriage licenses, guardianships, and indictments.
Batavia Village School District announces sealed bids for a new school addition on Broadway Avenue Batavia Ohio. Bids due noon November 7 1935 with plans at Grunkemeyer Sullivan Architects and approved plan rooms. Bids require bid bond 5 percent and performance bond 100 percent with PWA oversight.
37 members and parents attended a Mt Carmel Grange Hall banquet marking a successful year for three 4-H Clubs. Earl Kincaid hosted. guests included Mrs. Earl Kincaid Mrs. Roy Maddox and Rev. C W Robbins.
County results show 249 signer votes in favor and 18 against, with 59 non signers for and 18 against. Overall 308 in favor and 86 opposed, suggesting broad county support and potential national alignment. Farmers cite economic sense, production curtailment, and tariff protection as reasons for continuation.
Board of Education Batavia Village School District invites sealed bids to dismantle and remove an eight room brick school on Broadway Avenue Batavia Ohio. Bids due November 22 1936 at noon with 5 percent bid bond and final 100 percent performance and insurance requirements. Bid opening follows at the board session room.
Will of Mellie Brunk directs debts be paid and real estate to husband George Brunk while single, otherwise to daughter Clara Brunk. Clara named executrix. Recorder’s of real estate transfers record multiple property conveyances in Goshen Wayne and Franklin Townships including to Clinton D. Glancy, Franklin Reichert, Julia Long, and the Howards. listings show transferred parcels and grantees across several townships.
Ora Fry sells farm assets at home auction on Locust Corner Road two miles south of Route 125 and two miles west of Amelia on Saturday November 2 1986 at 10 am. Goods include work mares at 2400 each two Jersey cows hogs poultry farm implements corn hay furniture rugs appliances and household items. Cash terms. A M Ellis auctioneer. Lunch served.
Notice states that Fred Zimmer of Pataskala Ohio has been appointed administrator de bonis non with the will annexed for the estate of Mary Zimmer deceased late of Clermont County Ohio. Dated October 26 1986. Judge M Woodmanser and attorney O N Young associated.
Edgar E Bilis is named as deceased with probate actions in the state of Edgar. The notice lists legal representatives and addresses, indicating formal appointment and filing following the decedent's death. A separate note mentions a regional marriage custom observed in Esthenia with the bride throwing money on the fire upon entering her new home.
Lucian H. Dawson, administrator of Phoebe Paxton Jackson estate, filed August 28 1985 in Clermont Ohio Probate Court seeking sale of property in New Richmond Ohio to pay debts. Frank Brady of Kalamazoo Michigan is named as non resident and party defendant, answer due December 14 1935.
Notice states Clermont County will hold a general election on November 5 1985 to decide a levy exceeding ten mills to issue bonds for poor relief. The proposal would average 0.18 mills for up to nine years to pay interest and principal. Polls open 6:40 am to 6:30 pm EST. Board clerks W. Bangburn and William Dowdney announce.
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