Local social invites and community notes from Adams County
Mr and Mrs Harry Kearns spent the week end with Fred Kearns and wife of Indiana. Arthur Beeler and wife of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of Mrs Ella Beeler. James Carlisle and family J H Theisz and family Francis Stievenard and wives Misses Jessie Coulter and Georgette Stevenard spent Sunday at Serpent Mounts in Adams county. Mr and Mrs Roy Hutson entertained Sunday W O Robinson and wife of Batavia Sol Kernohan wife and daughter Katharine of Perintown Webb Cunningham and wife and D B Hutson. Mrs John Williams is visiting relatives near Terre Haute Ind. A firm from Cincinnati has opened a pants factory here. Work was started Tuesday morning. Rev B H Russell will return as minister of the Methodist church. Rev G L Fox leaves for Morrow O where he will preach in the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kearns
Fred Kearns
Indiana
Arthur Beeler
Cincinnati
Ella Beeler
James Carlisle
J. H. Theisz
Francis Stievenard
Jessie Coulter
Georgette Stevenard
Serpent Mounts
Adams County
Roy Hutson
W. O. Robinson
Batavia
Sol Kernohan
Legal Notice in Clermont Case Cort Curtis v Curliss
Plaintiff Curtis sues Mabel Curliss. residence and key dates unclear due to OCR. Court actions listed with attorney Tol and Britt. Proceedings reference causation and timing around a March date. jurisdiction appears to be Clermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont Coma
Eatus Curtis
Mabel Curliss
Mabel Caritas
Caus
O Bache & Britt Attorneys
Sunday Visitors and Local Family References
Sunday visitors included G C Anderson and family with Henry Hylana Harry Anderson of Columbus and Mer riott Trees Mr Walker and son of Middletown Ohio. Numerous relatives and friends visited in the area including Miss Anna Fagaly with Lewis Fagaly and wife at Sodam and Miss Genevieve Grover with Harry Britton in Williamsburg.
Batavia Visitor Numbers Miss Bertha Rapp
Miss Bertha Rapp of Batavia visits aunt Mrs. Chas Rapp in this place. Dr. David Roberts formerly of New Richmond now in Philadelphia spent last Monday with the Ely families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bantam
Bertha Rapp
Batavia
Chas. Rapp
David Roberts
New Richmond
Philadelphia
Harry and
Elmer Ely
Local Visitors and Hospital Updates In Williamsburg
Mrs. Charles Maham recovers well after Bethesda operation. Numerous guests visit standards of Pennsylvania and Ohio families at area hospitals and homes including George Thomas at Good Samaritan. Community notices also mention church services at Williamsburg Presbyterian and an upcoming Drag Harlin show at the Opera House.
Divorce petition filed in Clermont Common Pleas
William Stroup sues Lucy Stroup for divorce and custody of minor Charles on grounds of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. Case 16182. Hearing set on or after October 0th. Britton & Britton, attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone of Common Pleas
Clermont Coun
Ohio
Illiam Stroup
Lucy Stroup
William Stroup
Charles
Stroup
Common Pleas Court
Clermont County
Britton & Britton
County Board of Revision Sets Hearing Dates by Township
The County Board of Revision will meet the office of the County Auditor to hear complaints on re appraisement for several townships and villages. Dates range October 1 through October 9 with sessions in multiple townships including Wayne Loveland Mil ford Goshen Newtonsville Stonelick Swansville and Jackson. Blanks for filing complaints available at the Auditor's office or by mail from R E Eveland Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Revision
Bai Iy Zee Kipan
Batavis
Williamsburg
Tate Townshi
Moorog
Weehin Township
Mosgoy
Egjictts
Miami Township
Loveland A
Milford Illages
Goshen
Township
Wayne Township
Newtonsville Vilage
Frida M
Stonelick Ownship
Swansville
Jackson Township
Auditor’s Office
R. E. Eveland
Board of Revision
Owensville Building and Loan Company Financial Statement 1926
The Owensville Building and Loan Company of Owensville Ohio reports fiscal year ending July 31 1926 showing cash on hand 1591.78 mortgages 98482.00 loans on stock or pass book security none real estate sold on contract none liabilities running stock and dividends 25067.33 credits on mortgage loans 21550.47 credits on real estate sold on contract none deposits and accrued interests reserve fund borrowed money and accrued interest total none State of Ohio Clermont County W E Leever secretary swears the statement is true and correct as of July 31 1926 certified auditing committee signs to attest the accuracy of the financial condition as of July 31 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensville Building and Loanille, Ohio, Company
Owensvi
Peraee
Treserve
Estae
Fic Devasta Serra
State OF Ohio
Clermont County
BE. Leever
Thewensville Building An Loan Company
Owensville
Ohio
Aly
A. D
W. E. Leever
John L. Marsh
Rotary
Iermont Couny
J Ap An Co
Local Folks and Visitors Share Weekend And Ongoing Repairs
Miss Rachel Harlow of Greenberry visited friends. Train an animal show at Marathon drew local attendees. Reverends Robinson and Walker and wives called on W H Ireton. Butler couple attended their son's funeral in Wheeling W Va. five children remain with grandparents. Road to Williamsburg being repaired with broken stone. Several families hosted guests including Neal, Hodge, Beckelheimer, Deem, Loop, Richert, Wood, Meier, Garbe, Ptarr, and Deem. Edith Deem visited Perintown residents. telephone installed by Claude Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Harlow
Greenberry
Marathon
Rev. McCormick
Here
Williamsburg
Olin Neal
Evanston
Thomas Hodge
Hyde Park
Harry Beckleheimer
St. Bernard
Calvin Beckelheimer
Edith Deem
Andy Loop
Perintown
A. Richert
Mary Ross
Neville Schools
Claude Wood
Fred Seibert
John Derner
City
Cecil Grimes
Louise Meier
Bernice Guinther
Batavia
Henry Garbe
George Ptarr
Providence
James Deem
Weekend visits and kinship notes from a local page
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and attending events. Chicago couple Mr and Mrs Houghton Needham spent the weekend with James Rose and wife. Several families, including VanCamp Grosnickle Jordan and Whitaker, attended a soldiers reunion in Blanchester and a Lebanon fair, with other visits noted across Kenton Marathon and Martinsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Needham
Chicago
James Rose
Thomas VanCamp
W. E.grosnickle
Anna Whitaker
Blanchester
Harmod Schooley
Martinsville
B. L. Jordan
B.L. Jordan
Leroy Haines
Kenton
G. M. Roudebush
Leola Hill
Edna Reddick
Lebanon
Wellington Hill
Kentucky
Ben Cover
Mr. Grim
Bantam
Visi
H. Strowhover
Belle South
Miriam Grosnickle
Gaylord Needham
Marathon
Picnic at Bantam Fair Grounds and Sunday visits
The Baptist Sunday school held its picnic at Bantam Fair Grounds Saturday. Edgar Brown and family and Mrs. Chas Moorehead of Bethel visited the Zoo Saturday. Miss Ollie Patterson and Belle of Carthage are visiting relatives here this week. Fred Simpson of the city spent Saturday with family. Mrs. Chas Ireton hosted her Cincinnati mother last week. Several from here attended a picture show at Amelia Saturday evening. Charles Kincaid of Mt. Holly and son Faye of Dayton called on friends Sunday. Paul Brown bought the George Myrick farm at Mt. Holly. Mr. and Mrs. C M Edwards were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Kempton of Mt. Washington and entertained Saturday Algie White of Chariton Ill. Mr. and Mrs. Keneger of Kennedy Heights spent Sunday with Hummel’s. Mrs. Ringel visiting daughter Delia Clay in Dayton. Mr. Carlisle and family joined Jack Twelsze, family and Miss Jessie Coulter Sunday for a motor trip to Highland county caves, the Falls in Paint Creek and Serpent Mound. Fred Stopp and Miss Alice Brumagen visited Charley Brumagen at Fairfax Sunday. The Surrys entertained six o’clock dinner Monday for Mr. and Mrs. Laughs and family of Hamilton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonesick
Gernon
Elma Balzhiser
Henry Balzhiser
Gerald Snell
Covington
Frank Judd
George Fishback
Miamiville
Harry Carlier
Leo
Periitown
John Oraver
Otto Dennison
Arizona
Belle Patchell
James
Wm. Hutchinson
Chas. Hartmett
Higginsport
Georgetown
Annie Maher
Louis
City
Charlie Snell
Oscar Balzhiser
Wm. Oraver
Wm. Hoog
Frank Hoog
Xenia
Allen Chandler
Milford
Clarence Rice
Batavia
Otis Bilby
Whitmer
Owensville
the Baptist Sunday School
Bantam Fair Grounds
Edgar Brown
Chas. Moorehead
Bethel
Zoo
Ollie Patterson
Belle
Carthage
Fred Simpson
Chas Ireton
Cincinnati
Amelia
Charles Kincaid
Mt. Holly
Faye
Dayton
Friends
Paul Brown
George Myrick
C. M. Edwards
Cliff Kempton
Mt. Washington
Algie White
Chariston
Ill
Keneger
Kennedy Heights
Hummel’s
Ringel
Delia Clay
Carlisle
Jack Twelsze
Jessie Coulter
Highland County
Paint Creek
Serpent Mound
Fred Stopp
Alice Brumagen
Charley Brumagen
Fairfax
Surry’s
Mrs. Laughs
Hamilton
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Family News
Mrs Lilly Schooley and son Orval visited ill sister Mrs Frank Pringle at Christ hospital after surgery. J W Hutchinson and daughter Pearl were guests of daughter Gladys Clemons. Mrs Sarah Joseph of Newtonville visiting Anna Clemons. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Will Steward on Sept 17. W H Jones and family dined with son C L Jones at Marathon with guests Lawrence Neal George Reinhardt and family. Sam Hughes hosted friends from Batavia and Perintown. Miss Doro Wallace employed with wood not at home Sunday. Charley Slye hosted relatives from the city. Services updated to To elook every two weeks on Sunday evening with good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilly Schooley
Orval
Frank Pringle
Christ Hospital
J. W. Hutchinson
Pearl
Gladys Clemons
Sarah Joseph
Newtonnville
Anna Clemons
Will Steward
W. H. Jones
C. L. Jones
Marathon
Lawrence Neal
City
George Reinhardt
Sam Hughes
Batavia
Perintown
Doro Wallace
Charley Slye
Sunday Gatherings and Local Notices in Goshen and Nearby
Bert Warman and family plus Florence Caldwell visited Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jones in Goshen. T. L. White with wife and daughter Leta from Blanchester were hosted by Mrs. Sally and Chas. Ireton. Dr. Haas enjoys a four week vacation. Mrs. Geo Caldwell was ill last week and taken to Christ hospital. John Ireton and Evanston relatives visited W. H. Jones and family. L. Jones and family hosted guests. Mrs. Charlotte Creager spent three weeks with relatives in Loveland and Cincinnati. Rev. Wiley delivered his first sermon in town. Next Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. Mrs. Ben Kirekadden and daughter attended a surprise birthday dinner for her mother Mrs. Clarate at Marion McFeeter and wife’s home near Mt. Orab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Warman
Florence Caldwell
Cliff Jones
Goshen
T. L. White
Leta
Blanchester
Sally
Chas. Ireton
Haas
Geo. Caldwell
Christ Hospital
John Ireton
Evanston
W. H. Jones
Local Social Visits Highlight Week across Hamilton and Nearby Towns
Mrs Geo Brooks spends the week with her son in Hamilton while Ed Bradbury of Chicago visits his mother Libbie Bradbury. Families and relatives from Perin town Mt Carmel Mt Pisgah St Bernard and Batavia gather at various homes for Sundays with W J Tone, Ben Sigel, Joe Wood, Homan and others mentioned among the cordial guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Fred Lipps
Raymond Butler
Mason
James Swanshine
Mt. Pisgah
Geo. Lipps
Frank Geers
St. Bernard
Rubie
Ross
Charles Hendrixson
Joe Wood
Arthur Cornell
Arthur Corn Lindale
Guy Homan
Hose
Homan
Eeks
Ae Z Wee
Ind
Oman
Olive Branch
Batavia
Burdsell
F Ton
Alice Amie
Sunday Visitors and Moves Across Several Towns
Sunday visitors include Will Meek and wife with Mrs. Sadie Whitacre who is ill in Monroe. J. Pierce and son from Evansville, James Jordan from Dayton, Ray Dunham from Oregonia. Lydia Crinshaw returns to Evansville after summer visit. Mrs. McDowell hosts Thelma Conover from Cincinnati. Julia Pickelheimer to move into Hugh McGrue property. Jennie Brown of Atascadero joins O. L. Oast visit. Himer Hill and Newtonsville residents spend Sunday with Tom Leaverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Meek
Fred Smithson
Sadie Whitacre
Monroe
J. Pierce
Evansville
Ind
James Jordan
Dayton
Ray Dunham
Oregonia
Michie Pierce
T. F. Lyon
Cincinnati
Lydia Crinshaw
Lewis Olegy
Milford
Thelma Conover
McDowells
Julia Pickelheimer
Hugh McGrue
Jennie Brown
Atascadaro
Cal
Miller
O. L. Oast
Himer Hill
Newtonsville
Tom Leaverton
County Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication Meeting in Clermont County
Public invited to a September 29 meeting at Batavia Town Hall on bovine tuberculosis testing for about 20 000 cattle. Speakers include State Veterinarian Dr Zimmer US Inspector Dr DeFosset and Cincinnati Health Officer Dr Piper. County leaders urge formation of a Clermont Bovine Tuberculosis Eradication League to organize township tests and secure end results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Clermont County
Batavia Town Hall
F. A. Zimmer
C. J. DeFosset
U. S
Ohio
Piper
Cincinnati
Zimmer
DeFosset
Cleveland
Louisville
Chicago
Iit
Clermont Bovine
Wm. G. Winemiller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chevrolet
Fisher
Watz
Flint, Mich
Robert
New Richmond, Ohio
GEO. P. Medary & Son
Williamsburg, Ohio
C. E. Robbins
Paul Slade
Wilbur Callahan
Albert Mosbackera
Ruth Grace
Ebon OC
Hill
Helen Belle
James York
Fred Blosser
Columbus
Isaiah Blosser
D. B. Hook
Wiley Milner
Lloyd
Henry Trost
Stamm Garage
Williamsburg, C
G. C. Anderson
Henry Hylana
Harry Anderson
Merriott
Mr. Walker and Son
Middletown
E. K. Rigg
R. E. Whaley
Richmond
Robert Varwell
Centerville
Anna Fagaly
Lewis Fagaly
Sodam
Genevieve Grover
Harry Britton
Bernice Detheridge
Baby
T. ©. Jones
C. D. Hill
Hutson
Portsmouth
W- W. Smith
Clarence Patterson
Baptist Circle
Glenn Hill
Marsh
Mildred
Gilbert Marsh
Billy
Elizabeth Marsh
Laurel
Paeltz
W. J. Roberts
John Simcox
Norwood
Louise Harris
Linwood
Marie Swing
B. F. Swine
Kizzie Milner
Mary
Harry Milner
Martin Daub
Louise Hahn
Wilson
Hisse ‘Metz
Walnut Hills
Chas
Fagaly
O. Phil Swing
O. L. Page
Charles Maham
Bethesda Hospital
J. B. Dover
L. E. Miller
Laura Thomas
H. L. Britton
Samuel Patterson
A. T. Kain
Mollie Tatman
Lester Boulware
Hillsboro
Georgia Tribble
Miss Margaret
Mary Tribble
Margaret
Littleford Business College
Lorin Huffman
New Jeffersonville
Floyd Frazier
Mzra Anstaett
J. F Knight
Howard Smith
Clara Davidson
Wilbur Kellys
Roe Harris
Newton Bly
Opera House
Wm. Farnum
Drag
Harlin
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
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Financial Statement
Total
Rocky Ford
Maple Grove
Locust Corner
Edenton
Chas, A. Freemyer
Tel
Batavia Exch
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