Clermont Courier notices and publishing details
The Clermont Courier published weekly by Clermont Publishing in Batavia Ohio September 21 25 lists terms and local notices for readers.
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
4
The Clermont Courier published weekly by Clermont Publishing in Batavia Ohio September 21 25 lists terms and local notices for readers.
Edna E. Mitchell vs Richard P. Mitchell for divorce and alimony. Adaline Warren Hunt vs Edna Labisky et al for partition. Clara Rumpke vs William Rumpke et al for alimony fees and custody of two minors. William B. Brown executor vs Agnes L. Jewell et al on will construction. Dayton L. Hill vs Edith Hill for divorce. Rowe Harris vs Henry J. Miller for damages of 120 dollars. Temporary restraining order allowed in other business.
Marriage licenses issued for Francis W. Minnes and Jewell R. Landrum. Willard J. Baird and Lillie K. Clemons. William J. Jones and Blanche Leggett. Charles W. Curtis and Carrie J. Rinehardt. John W. Duvall and Helen G. Laugh. Probate items include executors named, appraisers appointed, inventories filed, estates probated, guardians appointed, bonds set, and a dismissed petition.
Widow states she desires her son Wilda after her death. He paid $500 and the remainder of the estate is to be split among seven children equally with any advances deducted from the recipient’s share and redistributed to others. Real estate transfers list numerous parcels in Miami Union Felicity and surrounding townships with $1 or nominal sums, plus one $600 deed and a $250 transfer.
James Patchell returns to Bellevue for school Monday. Numerous local residents including Roman Spahr and family, Harry Carlier and wife, Judd, and others spend time with relatives and attend gatherings, with several heading to Williamsburg Teachers Institute and a few planning visits to Fayetteville and Georgetown as the new term starts on September 8.
The Batavia to Stonelick road is too narrow for modern autos and danger rises in passing. A collision occurred last Friday in a tight spot involving a Sid ney and a Marathon car, with injuries to one party. The Stonelick end is being prepared for winter work and hopes for state aid faded.
Finishing work continues on the new bank as transit locks arrive and are installed. Marble wainscoting is in place and the tile floor will follow once the shipment arrives. The vault floor is finished and shelving will come soon as the project nears completion.
Ohio State University survey finds 4 percent less Hessian fly damage statewide due to timely sowing. Fly free dates observed in fall reduced infestations in counties like Darke, Fairfield, and Champaign, though some areas still report up to 28 percent. County cooperation and strict sowing windows remain crucial.
Daly and Maham Funeral Directors of Williamsburg Ohio are listed in a 1900s notice. The short entry names the business and location, indicating a local obituary or service listing.
Sheriff D J Croswell offers for sale at public auction the Mullie J. Kignan property in Ohio township Clermont county. The parcel of 2 1/2 acres along Twelve Mile creek with graveyard exception is appraised at 1500 dollars. Sale is October 3, 1926 at the Batavia courthouse front door between 10 and 11 am.
Warren counties corn crop is praised as better than predictions and the sweet corn canneries are in full swing. Factories run overtime with some night shifts, signaling capacity to can more corn, reinforcing Warren as the greatest sweet corn county in the state.
Mrs. James Davis of Stout Ohio is named state champion quilter after quilting three hundred quilts in nine years with twenty six in 1924. She shows strong work from January 1 of this year totaling seventeen quilts despite poor health. She has quilted twenty eight quilts for Mrs Lewis of Blue Creek and still has two quilts to finish.
Ohio has the best developed bus line service in the United States and now reaches any principal point in the state. The survey notes high tourist traffic and that bus lines cause the most highway damage while paying the heaviest taxes for maintenance.
Boy and girl members in Ohio dairy calf clubs compete for an all expenses paid trip to the 1925 National Dairy Exposition in Indianapolis October 10 to 17. The award is by Blue Valley Creamery Institute through the State Club Leader and National Committee on Boys’ and Girls’ Club Work. A gold watch is also given to the owners of grand champion calves across five breeds at the Exposition.
The Peerless Creamery Company of Batavia announces a Georgetown receiving station. Mr Lee Marshall, previously in charge at Peebles, will run it. He will operate a truck to handle dairy products and also eggs and poultry. Expect to begin business in a few days.
Public notice states Locust Corner Light Company has filed with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio a revised electric service schedule. The proposed changes include a $1.00 monthly demand charge and an 8 per kilowatt hour charge for current consumption. Any interested party may examine the proposed schedule. Meyer, Secretary.
Notice announces a public auction of described real estate in Monroe Township Clermont County Ohio on a December date between 2 and 3 pm. The land is a parcel in John Woodruff's tract in the county with boundaries described by specific lines and stones. The sale is by order of the Township Trustees of Monroe Township and dated August 1st.
Fragmentary text references a call and a purchase offer of 190k at a4 with goods and ranges. Context unclear and many words missing, leaving a partial, non-cohesive notice about buying away from home and a paragraph break.
The Clermont County Common Pleas Court directs an auction at Batavia front steps on September 19, 1925. Parcels include six acres and 12.38 poles near Felicity and Lots 277 278 279 and 480 on Vine Street. Property to be sold cash. Maria Watson and others named in deed records.
Vera Flaugher filed in the Court of Common Pleas Clermont County Ohio on August 4 1945 a petition for divorce from Alson Flaugher docket No 15933 on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty also for alimony and change of name to Dora Smith hearing after September 30 1925 Britton and Britton attorneys for the plaintiff
Clermont county invites sealed bids for bridge repairs in multiple townships. Bid opening is 10 a.m. September 12, 1925 at the auditor's office Batavia Ohio. Bonds required 2 percent of bid with good faith guarantee. bids marked Bids for Bridge Repair.
Louise Smith has been appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of James Smith late of Clermont county Ohio deceased. Dated this 16th of August 1925 Probate Judge N. G. Gover attorney W. E. Pa.
N G Cover has been appointed and actuated as administrator of the estate of Hursh Cover late of Clermont county Ohio. Dated this day of August A D 1925 at Patton Probate Judge N G Cover attorney.
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