County Baseball Notes From Eliminations Round
The fourth round of the Elimin ation Series produced no close games with Amelia's McCarty Vaught and D Leslie and Felicity's Carnes shining. Mobley pitched the win for Loveland while Felicity used Bruner to oppose Loveland. Next Sunday Bethel at Amelia Owensville at Salt Air with Loveland on a bye and all games at 4 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Anstaett
Sec’y
Cobl
Salt Air
Mobley
Loveland
Felicity
Bruner
McCarty
Vaught
D. Leslie
Amelia
Carnes
Owensville
Galt Air
Bethel
New Richaereas Veen
Williamsburg
Goshen
Branch Hill
Batavia
Mulberry
Bowling Leagues Open Season With High Scores
Two bowling leagues opened their seasons with Woody's Service posting the evening high three game score of 564 by Knable. Hopper of Woody's Service claimed the top single game with 222. Milford Super League began September 9 as H Coyle Used Cats won three from Milford Hardware while Gade Insurance took two from Milford Jones and Homestead Inn beat Milcroft Inn. Standouts included Hobart McAuley of Milford Hardware with 235 and Andy Conover of H Coyle aged cars totaling 605 for three games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Hopper
Milford
Waterfowl season rules and funds noted by Davis
Tom Davis outlines Ohio waterfowl season details from October 13 to December 6 including daily limits five geese five ducks eight in possession, hunting hours from sunrise to sunset, and a reminder to carry a 1953 license. He notes federal funds returned to Ohio under Pittman Robertson totaling 348 thousand dollars for 1963 and references Dover’s Thrift Market in Batavia as a local anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Ohio
Pittman-Robertson
In Memoriam Wilma A Parrott 1949 1950
In loving memory of Wilma A Parrott our dear baby born October 18 1949 died September 7 1950 As time goes by we miss you more darling Mother father brother and sisters Mrs William A Parrott
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Wilma A. Parrott
William A. Parrott
Ohio State Expert Warns Against Adopting Fragile Wild Game
Robert Davis, extension specialist in wildlife conservation at Ohio State University, cautions that individuals who adopt seemingly helpless young wild game may invite injury or harm later. The warning highlights risks to both animals and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Davis
Ohio State University
Court News Estates and Probate Orders Summary
Court records list various probate actions including estates of Clara B. Danby Rose Myrtle Hahn William Wendell Dietz Catherine M. Guilday Milton R. Hancock William N. Jones and Percy A. Smith. Orders relieve tax liability appoint executors admit wills approve inventories transfer real estate and authorize spousal transfers as noted in probate docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Danby
Rose Myrtle Hahn
William Wendell Dietz
Catherine M. Guilday
Milton R. Hancock
Ethel Hancock
William N. Jones
Edna L. Jones
Percy A. Smith
Margaret Smith
Real Estate Transfers Recorded By Edgar Mosbacker
Edna Williams and others transfer Lot 43 A in Love land to Leonard D Castel and others. Chester Rigby transfers 151 acres in Union Township to Clifford Muller Jr and others. James E Jackson transfers Lot 11 B in Batavia to David and Leontine Smith. Harrison V Peed and others transfer 81.60 acres in Stonelick Township to Denver Reynolds and others. Leona B Billow transfers Lot 16 in Union Township to Edward A and Mary E Wieson. Ben and Eva Gulley transfer 1.23 acres in Wayne Township to Robert B E and Elsie D Schubert. George and Dorothy Bauer transfer parts of Lots 8 and 9 in Pierce Township to Elsworth J Masters. Lloyd Vance Puckett and others transfer 491 acres in Stonelick Township to Cleo Clark. Henry W Meyer transfers 519 acres in Union Township to Martin and Lucille Stolz. Mildred L Nischwitz transfers 67 acres in Jackson and Stonelick Townships to Ernest Glancy. Louis and Bertha May Kelly transfer 1.19 acres to George and Catherine Malott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Williams
Leonard D. Castel
Loveland
Chester Rigby
Clifford Muller, Jr
Union
James E. Jackson
David and
Leontine Smith
Batavia
Harrison V. Peed
Denver Reynolds
Stonelick
Leona B. Billow
Edward A. l
Mary E. Wieson
Ben and
Eva
Jackson and
Louis
Bertha May Kelly
George and
Catherine’ Malott
Real Estate Transfers in Milford and Pierce Townships
Property transactions recorded for Union and Milford areas include Daniel N Houlihan and others transferring to Ruth H Cremins involving part of lot 49 in Milford. Michael Dimitry and others convey to Paul W Stevens and others for 688 acres in Pierce Township. Donald E Hadley transfers to Harold A and Virginia Hadley for 233 acres in Pierce Township.
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Union
Daniel N. Houlihan
Ruth H. Cremins
Milford
Michael Dimitry
Paul W. Stevens
Pierce
Donald E. Hadley
Harold A
Virginia Hadley 233
Stonelick
Marriages for Graser Kunz Bosch Pavlovich Harris Pray Lipps
Marriages listed include Joseph W. Graser 31 of New Richmond and Anna Marie Kunz 24 of New Richmond. Edward Paul Bosch 20 of Milford and Jean Pavlovich 21 of Newtown. Ek Joel Harris 27 of Cincinnati and Naomi Esther Adams 21 of Batavia. James Louis Pray 18 of Loveland R. 3 and Pai Joan Lipps 19 of Bethel.
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Joseph W. Graser
New Richmond
Anna Marie Kunz
Edward Paul Bosch
Milford
Jean Pavlovich
Newtown
Ek Joel Harris
Cincinnati
Naomi Esther Adams
Batavia
James Louis Pray
Loveland
Pai Joan Lipps
Bethel
Divorce suits filed in Common Pleas Court
A batch of filings includes a minor through his father suing for divorce from Ruby DeMaris of Philadelphia for gross neglect of duty. Lena Wisecup of New Richmond seeks divorce from Chester Wisecup in Chile and division of household goods. Florence Mefford of Milford sues Terrence Lindamood for 221.45. Mindle Byrd of Chile sues William Johnson for 2095. Maryetta Geraci of Cincinnati sues Charles J. Geraci for divorce and relief. Clarence Virgil Wilson of Williamsburg sues Gladys Elizabeth Wilson for divorce custody and property. attorneys listed for each case.
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Carroll DeMaris
Ruby DeMaris
Philadelphia
West
Watson
Lena Wisecup
New Richmond
Chester Wisecup
Chile
Florence Mefford
Dba Mack
Milford
Terrence Lindamood
Mulberry
Harry A. Hodges
Mindle Byrd
William Johnson
Sterling L. Brown
Charles J. Geraci
Amelis
Maryetta Geraci
Cincinnati
Walker and
Bradford
Clarence Virgil Wilson
Williamsburg
Gladys Elizabeth Wilson
Defendant charged with gross neglect of duty and divorce suit
The defendant is charged with gross neglect of duty as attorneys Nichols Speidel and Nichols represent Lois D Farmer of Williamsburg Rhode Island in a divorce suit against Georgia Farmer of Lawndale California. The couple married in 1938 and have three children. J Warren Dells represents the plaintiff Consumers Materials Co Inc of Cincinnati in a suit against Edward Huxsell of Batavia for 586.70 for materials sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nichols, Speidel and Nichols
Lois D. Farmer
Williamsburg
R. I
Georgia Farmer
Lawndale
California
J. Warren Dells
Consumers Materials Co. Inc
Cincinnati
Edward Huxsell
Batavia
Barbour, Kimpel and Allen
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Tom Davis
Ohio Division of Wildlife
Dublin Road
Clermont
Stonelick Lake
Howard Spaulding
Dorsey
Memoriam
Court News
Orville W. Halbisci
Edgar Mosbacker
Homecom
The
Bethel Lions Club
Clermont County
Pioneer
DeKalb
Pfister
Burke Park
Harlow Tractor Sales
Brookside Farms Laboratory Association
New Knoxville
Ean
C. J. Helby
R. R
Mr Mi
Collard Deel
Roger Armstrong
R. R. Walter Bauer
R. Ellis Wolf
R. Byron Ross
Corn Queen
Ora Pitzer
Hamersville
Ralph Wehrum
Richard Bee
M. J. Casagrande
Wm. Bailey
Crab
Common Pleas Court
Harry Britton
Skydison
William Holden
Submarine Command
U. S
William Bendix
Starlite
Alamar
Tabasco
Cherry Grove
Jimmie Bill
New
Richmond
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