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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1945
Page
2
The Clermont Courier notes Harry M. Tucker founded the paper in 1836 and served as editor and publisher. Subscription details show costs for six months and listed price points. An advertisement indicates a $1.50 rate and ongoing subscription options.
Hon Harry Britton presides as new cases include Margarete Marcus of Owensville suing Henry Marcus Milford for divorce alimony and custody alleging gross neglect and extreme cruelty. Albert L. Craig Williamsburg sues Amy Belle Craig Cincinnati for divorce with no children. Alice Lewis Milford sues Clifford Lewis Milford for divorce and custody. Entries list decrees granted Nancy Stringer vs Robert Stringer Anna Kilgallion vs John Kilgallion and several probate matters including estates of George Lee Gibson Cora Townsend Florence Morgan Lola DeMaris Richard Weirs and others with orders for bond probate and appraisement.
Probate Court Judge Orville W Halbisch orders admitting to probate and recording the will of George Lee Gibson deceased and admits the will of John H Ferree deceased in separate matters.
Ralph Jones a 32 year old milkman of Bethel married Christine Wilkey a 30 year old machine operator of Bethel. Clifford L. Paul a 24 year old U S Marines of Milford married Elizabeth Stewart a 23 year old secretary of Milford.
Charles J. Whitmarh transfers three Batavia lots 15 16 and 17 to Owen Gibbs. Robert Ellis transfers Williamsburg township lots 133 and 140 to Orus White. Etta L Brown transfers 50 acres in Jackson township to Sherman and Glenith Icard. Claude and Mabel Ewick transfer 22.95 acres in Franklin township to Clarence and Mamie Barger. Carflie L Christie transfers lot 35 in Jackson to A J and Mary E Holden.
A long sequence of real estate transactions records transfers from various grantors to new owners in multiple townships. Acres, lot numbers, and parcel details appear for properties in Union Loveland Washington Goshen Batavia Miami Wayne Tate and other townships, with buyers including families and individuals like Bun nell Shumate Marsh and Krafts.
Notice of appointment for Case No. 33-80 estate of James W. Dresbach deceased. Oliver T. Dresbach of 1632 Fourth St Portsmouth Ohio named Executor for Miami Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Dated August 11 1945. Attorney Orville W Halbisch Probate Judge David H Stevenson.
C N Young of Batavia Ohio named administrator of the estate of Charles F Liebich deceased of Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be forever barred. Dated August 18 1945.
Edwin C. Ely of Batavia Ohio named administrator of the will annexed of the Mary Cecil estate in Williamsburg Township Clermont County Ohio. Creditors must file claims within four months or be barred. Dated August 7 1945. Ely White Davidson Attorneys Orville W Halbisch
Hazel Marie Schuller petitions for divorce and child custody from Pfc. William Schuller on extreme cruelty grounds. Hearing set for October 6, 1945 in Case No. 21554. Also notice of a Holliday divorce filed by Raymond C. Holliday against Kathleen Holliday in Case No. 21546 with hearing after September 18, 1945. Attorneys: Lucian H. Dawson and Nichols Spie del Nichols.
Notice announces appointments in three estates. James W. Walker of Batavia named executor of William Henry Tedrow estate. H Chrisman of Cleveland area named administrator with will annexed for George Lee Gibson estate. James W. Walker also named administrator de bonis non with will annexed for Lewis Snider estate. All must file claims within four months.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Morgan returned Friday to Farragut after visiting relatives including Mr. and Mrs. FP A McGuire. Mrs. Forrest Mathis and daughter Carol Jean called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Huheey and Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs. Kyle Taylor and son spent the weekend with relatives in Chillicothe. Will Isaack visited his mother in Cincinnati. Mrs. Cecil Billingsley attended the Bethel Homecoming. Ed Huheey visited Mr. and Mrs. William Davis Wright and sons in Forestville. William Fitzgerald and new sons were discharged from the hospital. Phil Sperry and Mrs. Fred Kettler in Mt. Washington. Will Isaack and Mrs. Urban in Mt. Carmel.
Hamlet Miss Townley visits Mrs. Frank Dillon in Amelia and families and friends attend gatherings at Rose Lawn and the homes of Mrs. Woodard Mrs. Hitchcock hosts an aunt from Boston and Cincinnati visitors. Wash Male travels to Kentucky for her father's illness while Mr. and Mrs. Lytle vacation in Northern Ohio. George Fahnstock serves aboard a destroyer in the South Pacific and may enter Japan. Meader family vacationed Labor Day at a game preserve and Miss Marie Henkie plans Amelian Garden Club event September 12 with A G Schultz and co-hostesses Fahnesstock Perin Honaker.
Bertha M. Jansen has filed for divorce in the Common Pleas Court Clermont County Ohio Case No 21570 alleging gross neglect of duty and wilful absence against George Jansen whose last known address was 516 Elliott Avenue Milford Ohio He must answer or demur by October 15 1945 or a decree of divorce will be entered. James W. Walker
Glen E Slaven files suit for divorce from Leona O Neal Slaven in Clermont County Ohio court case 21492 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Hearing ready after September 20 1945. Attorney Leonard H Shallat represents plaintiff.
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