Court News Roundup of Divorces and Estates in Clermont County
Multiple court actions listed including Mary Low Lake versus Samuel J Luke divorce and custody, various notices by publication, Gulf Refining Co. suit for $327.72, guardianship and guardian ad litem appointments, administrative estate matters, real estate transfers, and public notices. Also includes local ordinance and road-improvement bids in Batavia and Clermont County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Low Lake
Samuel J. Luke
H. M. Davidson
Virginia Ange
Loveland
Wm. Ange
Dear Park
B. N. West
Gulf Refining Co
R. R. and
Carmille L. Hrannock
F. A. Roberts
Callie Hockstok
John Hockstok Jr
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
John Hockstok, Jr
Britton & Britton
Sarah Batts
Bereb
Batavia
H Osio
Patts
Orville W. Halbisch
Davis, Ely & Ely
Board of Codrnty ‘Commissioners
Ps Teyps
R. H. Majcewsky
Stanea J. M. Wiseman
WPA dismissals reduce Ohio rolls by over thirty five thousand
Ohio WPA reported 39,354 employees dismissed, leaving 146,141 on rolls as of August 16. The prior October peak was 287,000. Dismissed workers may reapply for jobs after a 30 day waiting period.
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Columbus
Ohio
Carl Watson
Fertilizer Use Proves Highly Profitable For Corn
A Wooldridge farm test in Lowell Indiana shows unfertilized corn yielding 12.54 bushels per acre at 50 cents per bushel profit of 2.65 while fertilized plots at 125 pounds per acre yield 49.50 bushels and 22.01 value over fertilizer cost. The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee notes such gains are exceptional but profitable on average fertile soils and even a six bushel per acre rise covers fertilizer costs.
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George Wooldridge
Lowell
Ind
Middle Western
Wooldridge
Middle West Soil Improvement Committee
Valley Forge chapel project born from sermon in 1903
A Valley Forge chapel origin traced to Reverend W Herbert Burk sermon at All Saints' Norristown New Jersey February 22 1903. First services in unfinished building held February 22 1905 with Bishop Gibson praising it as crowning glory of Valley Forge.
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Valley Forge Chapel
W. Herbert Burk
D. D
All Saints’ Church
Norristown
N. J
Burke
Valley Forge
Bishop Gibson
Virginia
Seychelles Islands Amid Atlantic Mystery and Legend
A Philadelphia Inquirer writer notes the Seychelles east of Africa as a remote, minimally connected archipelago with 60 islands. Descriptions include the coco de mer palm, dragon’s blood trees, diverse birds, and unique nesting habits. Planters are light Creoles, language French, with British control and African slave-descendant populations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seychele Land
Tien
Africa
Seychelle Islands
Philadelphia Inquirer
India
Seychelles
Mauritius
Males Take Charge Of Domestic Duties In Birds And Amphibians
A review notes that in many species males feed and incubate eggs, and in some cases even carry full parental duties. Examples include the male red necked phalarope and Darwin's frog where eggs are relocated to a male pouch and young emerge directly from the parent's mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver G. Pike
London
Mallard Drake
Chile
Cassowary: A Grotesque Flightless Bird of New Guinea
Collier's Weekly notes the cassowary of New Guinea is a short, dwarf form about three and a half feet tall with hairlike feathers and a bright neck. Natives rear young birds found in the jungle and show devotion to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Victoria
Seychelles
New Guinea
Tamrau Mountains
Collier’s Weekly
First Intercollegiate Football Game Rutgers vs Princeton
The record states the first intercollegiate football game in the United States was Rutgers versus Princeton in New Brunswick New Jersey on November 13 1869 with Rutgers winning 6 goals to 4. A rematch followed November 20 with Princeton winning 6 to 0. Early rules mirrored soccer.
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America
Rutgers
Princeton
New Brunswick
N. J
Goats and Coffee Lore Referenced in Ancient Legend
A fragmentary note links goats to coffee discovery via a 140 reference Bible claim and an Arabian herder observing playful goats after nibbling coffee berries. The text attributes the story to a Zar roaster and mentions Buddha and Gautama in passing, but details are unclear and largely folkloric.
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Zoroaster
Gail
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Ruth Edwards Freeman
Ph Freeman Jr
Nancy Hannah
Victor Ellison
Florence King Et al
Irma Gardner Seevers
Sarah Louise Hicks
Guardian
Bennie Harris Shumake
Loretta Pierce
Williamsburg
Walter A. Longhouser
Forestville
Marjorie Elizabeth Shannon
Tabasco
Alfred EB. Wallace
Anna Mae Weekly
Malcolm S. McIntrye
WPA
Mildred E. Talley
Felicity
Darold D. Greenwald
Martha Emogene Buda
Branch Hill
Nelson C. Maddox
W. H
Martha Jane Elliott
A. W. Baird
Forrest Gamery
West & Bradford
Johanna A.‘ Sparks
Ana ‘F
Parks
Emery Snyder
C. Ft. ‘Nesbitt
David H. Stevenson
Clement V. Elliott
Louise Baum
C. Evanshine
Nancy Fossyl
Eeesus
Irma Gardner Seever
Matilda Clark
N. G. Dover
Amelia Griffith
W.h.baum
Recorder’s Office
Thelma L. Meagher
Lula Smith
Bethel
Everett E. Wilson
Park G. Smith
Pierce
Chas
Mudge
Alma Mudge
Mayme Spellman
Orpha Bruin
New Richmond
Charity B. Cordes
Olive J. Rhodes
Miami
Eulah
Harold Howard
Franklin Tp
John
Stella Wheeler
Gertrude Hunt
Ida D. Wilson
Edna B. M. Parish
John Snider
Robert Titus
Stonelick
Edward Bee
Milton R. Hancock
Tate
Walter C. Farrow
Cora L. Whitney
Withiamsville
Milford B. L. & 8. Co
Jesse Anderson
Miamiip
W. C. Vaughn
Eden
Jessie Schoff
Airis V. Abnee
Monroe
John L. Purdum
John Schoff
Joseph W. Arnold
Arthur
Nell Specht
Mary C. Kautz
John Carter
Orpha Brier
Jesse
Stella Jones
Robert
Elbert Abner
Washington
Stanley C. Evanshine
Ross Evanshine
Geo. Weisner
Carrie Weissner
Coust of
Commmon Pieas
Clermont
County Cou
Board OF County Commissioners
Court House
Goshen-Hills Station
Goshen
Williamsburg-Ban
Tam
Wiilliamsburg
Board Ofounty Commissioners
Clermont County Commission
Blythe. Jones
Mans J. M. Hutchinson
Sam Ausman
William Forsyth
Dorothea Dix
Worcester
Mass
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