Common Pleas Court filings outline several actions
Charles G. White presiding. Mora A. Kirchhoff of Bellevue seeks partition of her half interest with attorney M C Kirchhoff. defendants include Anna and Eric Granger of Cincinnati. Stella Kerwin seeks one sixth in Moscow property with Davis Ely Ely. Julia E McNutt seeks will construction of Charles H McNutt estate. Pauline Cox and others seek road relocation compensation from State Highway Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora A. Kirchhoff
Bellevue
Mit
New Palestine
Fred W. Lammers
Anna
Eric Granger
Cincinnati
M. C. Kirchhoff
Tony Cramer
Stella Kerwin
Moscow
Davis, Ely and
Ely
Common Pleas Court
Julia E. McNutt
Britton and
Britton
State Highway Department
Pauline Cox
Blanchester
Local suit settlements and court actions reported
The Albert Wilson versus Ore Miller suit settled for 75 dollars and dismissed. Walter Reichle's status as judgment debtor was set for examination on September 15 upon request by R L Buckler who holds a judgment. A sale in the Bolender versus Wise et al case to William Kelch was confirmed and proceeds ordered distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wilson
Walter Reichle
R. L. Buckler
Reichle
Charles F. Bolender
Elizabeth Wise
William Kelch
Baum Estate Suit Against H R Details Hidden
The suit of Louise Baum as administratrix of the William H Baum estate against H R is described but the document provides no further readable facts or outcomes. The fragmentary OCR mentions a probate related case without dates or court details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Baum
William H. Baum
H. R
Court dismissals and costs listed in mixed civil cases
Ayer and others were compromised and settled. The following cases were dismissed for want of prosecution or at costs: Walter H. Meade vs D F and Anna Jones. Vernon V. McComas Jr. vs Nettie McComas. Family Loan Co. vs Sallie Shaffer. Martha Scott vs Omar Myers. Emily Geiger vs Terra Haute Transfer Co.. John Kautz vs G E Baines. Frances Epling vs Jos Epling. In re Glene Fannin. Bruce Cadwalander vs Deva Meadows vs Archie Meadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Meade
D. F
Anna Jones
Vernon
Jos. Epling
Glene Fannin
Bruce Cadwalander
Deva Meadows
Archie Meadows
Probate Will Grants One Third to Daughter and Shares to Others
Probate Court records reveal Mathilda Hawke distributes one third of her estate to daughter Minnie Jones of New Richmond and the remainder among three other children. The will, dated September 18 1938, names Minnie Jones as executrix. Additional notes list various estate transfers and property taxes across Batavia Milford Felicity and surrounding townships with individual parcels and tax amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jones
New Richmond
Elizabeth Wesche
Miamiville
August F. Wesche
Cincinnati
Carrie Kerr
Dayton
Henry Wesche
Jones
Mathilda E. Hawke
Tate Township
Herman
Hugo
Rudolph Hawke
Pauline Pitzer
Estates Tax Exemptions Reported for Three Late Citizens
The estate of Clara McKinney valued at 706 dollars was not subject to inheritance tax. Beatrice Thirey’s estate, net 468 dollars, was exempt from inheritance taxation. Bila Brunk’s estate, net 180 dollars, was relieved from administration and exempted from taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McKinney
Beatrice Thirey
Bila Brunk
Estate of Jennie E Weis Exempted From Tax Passes to Kin
The estate of Jennie E. Weis with a net value of 1827 passes to a brother and sisters, nieces and nephews, and is exempted from tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie E. Weis
Crowder and Straub Obtain Marriage License
Homer Ernest Crowder aged 43 of New Richmond a laborer wedlock partner Dora Ann Straub 24 of New Richmond after obtaining a marriage license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Ernest Crowder
New Richmond
Dora Ann Straub
Real Estate Transfers Filings Include Numerous Local Parcels
Recorder records show transfers from Burton Hodges to various buyers including Federal Land Bank of Louisville for 89 acres in Williamsburg and multiple Edenton New Richmond and Union properties. Several estates and trustees convey parcels with taxes noted, including 1.50 to 4.00 dollar assessments, and numerous private sales among individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta A. McNeill
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Williamsburg
Union
Hazel M. Edwards
Alfred Edwards
James Homan
Charlotte Homan
Mary J. Miller
Addie
Joseph G. Jester
Albert Reitz
Thurman
Elizabeth Hanes
Walter
Lavena Musgrove
Charles
Lillie Jones
Tate
Elizabeth Spencer
Harry and
Louisa Burger
Goshen
Cora Kinnett
Thelma Hancock
Oscar Judd
Franklin Tp
Estella Wedgwood Ito
Walter L. Fisher
Miami
Harry G
Zoah M. Dockum
Raymond and
Margaret Kelch
Anthony Brems
Brems and Sons Co
Washington
Florence Hicks
Hettie
Clermont County Y F C. convention at Milford church
The Ww. Co T U and Clermont County Y F C hold a convention Thursday September 21 at Milford Methodist Church from 10:30 A M to 4 P M. Mrs Bess Kuntz of Leipsic Ohio, general chairman, will be the speaker and a cordial invitation is extended to attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Milford Methodist Church
Bess Kuntz
Leipsic
Y. Ff. C
Former Batavia Girl Married At Madeira
The marriage of Miss Martha Budd daughter of Rev and Mrs R L Budd of Branch Hill Ohio and Mr Darold Greenwald son of Mr and Mrs Henry Greenwald of Loveland Ohio was solemnized at 2 30 PM on Monday September 4th in the Church at Madeira Ohio Rev R L Budd officiating Solos by Miss Virginia Kain and Charles Hauck of Batavia preceded the ceremony Miss Mary Greenwald sister of the groom was maid of honor Mr Greenwald and his best man Roger Budd awaited the bride at the altar which was banked with ferns and flowers The bride wore a white lace gown and fingertip veil and carried roses and baby breath tied with white nylon Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home in Branch Hill After a wedding journey they will reside in Madeira Ohio The following Batavia guests were present Mr and Mrs Nick Kain and daughter Virginia Mrs Elston Mrs Robert Foster Pearl Leonard Mr and Mrs John Huntington Mrs Josie Hicks and daughter Louise Charles Hauck Robert Ayers Mr and Mrs Chas Daugherty
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Budd
R. L. Budd
Branch Hill
Darold Greenwald
Henry Greenwald
Loveland
Madeira
Virginia Kain
Charles Hauck
Batavia
Mary Greenwald
Greenwald
Nick Kain
Virginia
Elston
Robert Foster
Pearl Leonard
John Huntington
Josie Hicks
Louise
Robert Ayers
Chas. Daugherty
Prospects Bright for Ohio Hunting, Wildlife Institute Says
The American Wildlife Institute reports very good prospects for hunting in Ohio this year. Early field surveys show promising rabbit and game bird outlooks while squirrel prospects vary by region. Overall non migratory game birds and animals trend upward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Wildlife Institute
Ohio
Division of Conservation
Wildlife Institute Bulletin
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Common Pleas
Charles G. White
Lee Hannah
Harry Schneider
Lulu Schneider
Charles H. McNutt
S. L. Larkin Insurance Batavia, O
Beechmont
Cherry Grove
SEARS
Pading RD
Talata
Ayer
Settl
Orville Halbisch
Means
Raymond W. Windsor
Russel
Florence Rothenhoefer
Earl
Rosella Hefferman
Miarai
J. Frank Co
Louise P. Coler
Milford
Bertie Hill
Earl Hill
Fred
Emma Zeller
Esther Heine
Hubert Nead
Segal
Verna Hamblen
Pearl Bessey
Dora Liming
Elby Ruchardson
Rosella Burp
Carrie Dittman
Anna Marie Schultheis
Anna Marie Gardner
Blanche Long
William Long
Stonelick
Calebada Lena Feeback
George
Stella Armacost
Felicity
Elizabeth Hayden
Core Kinnett
Thelma K. Hancock
Felicity Property
Fred L. Hayden
Homer
Daisy Wilson
Louis
Helen Rosselot
Burton Hodges
Ww. Co. T.U
T. P. White & Sons Co
Beechmont Ave
Mt. Washington
Western Ave
Clermont and
Hamilton Counties
Perintown
Sigh Samad
Mary Robinson
Mary
Cincinnati & Suburban
Bell Telephone Company
Reom Howe
Qhio
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