Property Transfers Show Various Franklin Township Parcels
Oscar F Hartmetz transfers 43.1 acres in Tavia Township to Amelia Hartmetz in a nominal dollar sale. Stanley A Lewis conveys 8 acres in Miami Township to Alber Schuholz for one dollar. Rowena A Brown sells 102 acres in Franklin Township to Annie D Brown for one dollar. Annie D Brown transfers 102 acres in Franklin Township to Anna Glancy for one dollar. Rowena B Schroder and Don Schroder deed 102 acres in Franklin Township to Anna Glanep for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar F. Hartmetz
Amelia Topie Hartmetz
Tavia
Stanley A. Lewis
Alber Schuholz
Miami
Rowena A. Brown
Annie D. Brown
Franklin
Anna Glancy
Franklin Twp
Rowena B
Don Schroder
Anna Glanep
Courts News: Dozens of Civil Suits and Marital Cases Filed
Common Pleas Court lists new suits including executors of Geo L Johnson versus Virginia Sewell et al for 1070 dollars plus interest and mortgage foreclosures, multiple divorce actions, attachments and liens, and mortgage disputes. Probate includes marriages licenses and estate matters. recorder real estate transfers cover numerous property deeds for Batavia Milford and nearby townships with one dollar consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
Clifford
Clarence Johnson
Geo. L. Johnson
Virginia
Duane Sewell
Anna Wellman
Chas. B. Hail
Walter Day
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
Tor Plaintiff
John Mistler
James M
Daisy Richardson
Milan Ripey
John
Amanda Shorten
Milford B. L. & Savings Co
R. F. Erdman
Elmer G. Vogt
Bertha Horston
Jas
Houston
Britton & Britton
Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank
E. K
Ida Loomis
Lenora R
Theodore H. Brueggen
Margaret Frank
Nichols, Speidel & Nichols
Plaintiff
County Commission Minutes Itemize Sep 14 Expenditures
County commissioners on September 14 approved a long list of payments to labor, supplies, gas, and services including Sam Ausman 24 dollars, Barrett Bros. 5.75, Estel Beck 12, John Carter 7, Citizens Garage 523, Ralph Bee 27, Courier 8, Dr W H Cully 25, R Donley 15.75, John Gaul 890 for 400 yards crushed stone, Art Hartman 8, Geo Henning 28, Hutson Beck Beck 28, H C Ireton 16, Johnson Watson 3.50, Ketchum 6, Kilgore 16.93, Lewis Motor Co 28.01, Elmer Leslie 3.75, Kyle Moyer 68.55, R C Manning 64.80, Marchant CMC 25, New Richmond Tire 4.59, Rush 12, Rauscher Bros 27.50, C O Rice 26.23, John Schwartz 12.95, Sam Staton 150 30 cu yds masonry 150, Pringle Construction 1709 for estimates 6 and 10 and 200 c yds crushed stone 480, same final pay cont 136 1060, Wiseman & Foster 7.90, Freddie Waite 16.75, Everett Weeks 27. Surveyor authorized to do extra grading Laurel Clermontville grade Wood Cemetery road and Lerido Edenton roads at 50 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Ausman
Barrett Bros
Estel Beck
Ralph Bee
Citizens’ Garage
John Carter
Courier
Dr. W. H. Cully
R. Donley
1St Christian Church
John Gaul
Art Hartman
Geo. Henning
Hutson
Beck & Beck
H. C. Ireton
Johnson & Watson
B. L. Ketchum
John Kilgore
C. O. Rice
John Schwartz
Mdse
Sam Staton
Standard Oil Co
John Thomas
Columbus B. B.co
Pringle Con.Co
Same
Wiseman & Foster
Fairfax Soap
Freddie Waite
Everett Weeks
Laurel-Clermontville
Wood Cemetery Road
Lerido- Edenton Roads
Moscow School Opens New Building for Special District
Pupils in the Moscow special school district move into a fine new building with fourteen rooms. Instrumental music instructor Leo Pitzer reports the structure marks the last schooling arrangement, and Superintendent Pemberton instructs him to form a school band this term with two weekly practice periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Leo Pitzer
Auto Kills Cow Near Sum mit
Two Cincinnati men Fred Wood and Taylor Scott driving toward Batavia from Williamsburg ran over a cow at Summit. Their car ditched and wrecked. both men were badly cut and treated by Dr Ashburn. Sheriff Roberts lodged them in county jail for a Monday hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wood
Taylor Scott
Cincinnati
Batavia
Williamsburg
Summit
Freight Wreck Near Bethel Delays Cincinnati Freight
A Cincinnati Georgetown freight jumped the track near the McBeth farm one mile east of Bethel while bound for Russellville with two box cars. Motorman Leonard Hauck and conductor Bernard Shinkle reported twenty eight wheels off the rails and it took about 86 hours to realign the engine and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Georgetown
McBeth
Apple Picking In Clermont County Sees Bumper Crop
Clermont County fruit men face abundant apples this season with high quality fruit and ample labor needed to harvest. Grimes Golden and Summer Rambos are available at reasonable prices, and shoppers are urged to consult local fruit men before the best picks vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Old Good Old Days Worth Replacing With Progress
A Toledo Blade reader argues modern improvements surpass the past in daily life. Kerosene lamps, horse stables, and home cooking gave way to automatic heating, reliable autos, and better stores. He claims progress enhances physical well being and mental appetite, and warns against longing for earlier times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Blade
Seven Languages Heard in Old City of Tallinn
Tallinn with its Toompea castle and medieval walls reflects a history of Baltic piracy Danish and Swedish rule German barons and Peter the Great. The city’s languages include Russian German English French Swedish and Danish, though Estonian is not used by visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallinn
Denmark
Sweden
Peter the Great
Estonia
Toompea
Ancient English Oak of Cowthorpe One of England’s oldest trees
The Montreal Family Herald notes the Cowthorpe oak as England’s oldest, about sixteen hundred years old, rooted near a Roman road three miles from Wetherby. It once held 74 tons of timber in 1842, stood 438 feet high with a 50 foot 6 inch main branch, and housed 100 children in its hollow trunk. Now only vast limbs remain as leaves still reappear, workers strive to keep it alive briefly longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Montreal Family Herald
Wetherby
Mallorca charms unveil hidden nooks to eager tourists
Enthusiastic travelers return to familiar routes yet re discover Mallorca. The Balearic isle offers a varied landscape with coast, hills, mountains and plains. Visitors seek Valldemossa monastery, subterranean lakes, caves, legends of corsairs, and almond shade sunsets with affordable living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mallorca
Balearic Isles
Spain
Isle of
Valldemosa
Boston Herald
Rice Named Principal World Food and Export Trend
A World Food view notes rice as the principal food for over a third of humanity and the most cultivated grain. It cites diverse rice eaters from Liberia to Fiji and Japan and China. The League of Nations endorses U.S. rice grading with export certificates of quality, with about a million packets exported yearly under this rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberia
Japan
China
Fiji
League of Nations
United States
Horseflesh and meat terminology in English history
The article notes that horse meat is commonly called horseflesh while beef veal pork and mutton derive from French terms. It explains that cheval did not enter English as a term for horseflesh due to no need, and that Anglo-Saxon names remain for the animals themselves.
Why Do Men Marry
Ed Howe notes women marry for love money or to have a home. It is not known why men marry. This remark appears in American Magazine highlighting differing views on marriage motives.
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Ed Howe
Williamsburg Ohio bids for 40000 mortgage bonds for waterworks
Sealed proposals due October 8 1931 at the Williamsburg Village Clerk office for 50 bonds of 800 each to fund a municipal waterworks system. Bonds bear 5 percent interest semiannually, mature 1957 to 1983, secured by mortgage on village property and water revenue. Bid must be for par plus accrued interest with 5 percent certified funds and is subject to rejection of all bids. G P Medavy Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Ohio
State of
G. P. Medavy
Parole Hearing Notice for Prisoner Weeks No 61283
Notice of hearing for parole for Boy Weeks, prisoner 61283, confined at London Prison Farm, admitted from Clermont County, convicted December 28 1929 of burglary and larceny, sentenced 344-15 years, eligible for a hearing before the Board of Parole on or after September 30 1931. By W C Thomas, Parole and Record Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Weeks
London
Clermont County
Board OF Parole
W. C. Thomas
Leé Lyons
Frank Dugan
Frank H. Kain
Notich
John Henderson
W. C. Thoma Parole and Records
Alex Curtis
Ohio
Columbus
the Ay of
Arole
J. Bonzo
Parole Hearing Sought for Lyon of London Prison Farm
Leé Lyons prisoner No 61282 confined at London Prison Farm admitted from Clermont County with a sentence of 24 15 years. He is eligible for a hearing before the Board Parole Parole and Record Clerk to consider parole.
Parole Hearing Eligibility List For Three Prisoners
John Henderson at London Prison Farm charged with Grand Larceny serves 8 40 years. Frank Dugan No 62255 convicted Manslaughter serves 220 years eligible Sept 30 1981. Frank H Kain No 61742 confined at London Prison Farm convicted Pandering serves 3 10 years eligible Sept 1981. Parole and Records, W C Thoma.
Divorce Notice in Clermont County Common Pleas
In the Common Pleas of Clermont County Ohio Eva Auxier is named defendant in a divorce petition filed by Tikbees Auxier. The last known address is 4157 Okenwaid Avenue. A hearing date is set with the court and attorneys for the plaintiff listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Auxier
Eva Auzier
Auxier
Clermont County
Onio
Ae Reneke
Priczon & Rate Attorneys
Notice to Creditors Probate Court Clermont County Ohio
Notice to creditors in the probate matter of Milton Deron. The probate court directs all fitted creditors to present their claims against the estate. The notice names several executors and proposes a deadline for filing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont County
Ohio
Milton Deron
Pat Coun
Fiton Dericke
Doraig
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate Notice in Clermont County
Probate Court order directs sale of real estate in Jackson township Clermont County at 2 PM October 7 1931 at Batavia court house front door The tract of 19 acres 10 poles with a 9 1/4 acre exception appraised at 1600 dollars terms cash with balance in 9 18 months by mortgage A parole hearing notice for Alex Curtis prisoner in Ohio Penitentiary appears in the same notice.
Locust Corner Farmer Robbed in Cincinnati Heist
Two highwaymen robbed Clermonter Robbed Jess Cross, a Locust Corner farmer, of $24 in sale money while in Cincinnati last Friday. They escaped unseen and police have not reported a capture. Citizens are warned to keep money out of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Cross
Locust Corner
Cincinnati
Spread of Poultry Diseases At Fairs Warned
Exhibiting poultry at fairs is seen as essential to breed improvement, but crowds at fairs, shows, and egg contests create conditions that spread diseases. Ohio outbreaks traced to exhibited birds. A common illness is infectious laryngotracheitis also called infectious tracheitis or Canadian flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Alvin Broerman
Animal Disease Laboratory
Ohio Experiment Station
Reynoldsville
National Blessing Money Quote in Collier's Weekly
A Colier's Weekly snippet contrasts a myth of effortless wealth with the idea that a solid life requires effort and discipline, framing money as a blessing that must be earned through work and prudent living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collier’s Weekly
Sheriff Sale of Clermont County Real Estate
Clermont county Ohio will offer for sale by public auction on Saturday September 26 1931 between 11 and 12 at the courthouse front door in Batavia the real estate of Elizabeth Holderfick Clarence Wells and others located in Amelia bounded by church lot John Holderfield and school house lot. The parcel measures about eighty square poles more or less and is described by metes and bounds. Robert the sheriff of Clermont county Ohio A W Meinken deputy Lucian H Dawson attorney for plaintiff. a2615
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence W. Wells
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Court House
Batavia
Amelia
M. E. Church Lot
John Holderfield
Batavia Township
Robert Gibbons
School Yard
Jardner’s
Ments iPatavia
John Holderfiel
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Clermont
Wyatt E. Turner
Cathryn L. Fitzsimmons
Milford
Geo
Allen Carter
Gladys Louise Malott
Aston
Clarence York
Margaret Viola Howell
Mulberry
Verne BE. Kashbaum
Clara L. Burdsall
Owensville
Louise H. Courts
Hartwell
Gladys J. Vandament
Bethel
Chas
Armacost
Phoebe M. Wells
Sterling L. Brown
Louis Golach
Clifford J. Gelvin
Geo. W. Dixon
Hattie Belle Dixon
Geo. Holt
H. Buckley
Samuel Hodges
Frank A. Roberts
Elijah Behymer
Henry Hoover
Shelly Hoover
Elstun
Junior A. Joslin
Frank
Roberts
Arthur D. Mower
Frank Davis
D. W. Roberts
Forrest Ely
Roberta
Madge Crutchfield
EH. Crutchfield
Herbert Renner
Mabel
Renner
John Holmes
Fred Bishop
C. A. Bishop
Recorder
Lillian
Geo. Kable
William F. Hill
Loveland
Frank Crowe
Jimmie D
Bertha Judy
Jackson
Albert Watson
Hattie Meyer
L. Carter Et al
Bertha Lanham
Felicity
Floyd E
Grace B. Kinner
E. R
Alice C. Walker
M. G. Curtis
Rosa Shafer
W. E
Florence CO. Leever
Nell Doyle
Allen T
Frank R. Crowe
Walter C., Jr
Clara Wade
J. Us Pumk
Wiliamsburg
Probate Court
W. O. Bishop
Addie Moyer
Plain
Little
Wm. Johnson
John Hadley
P. P. Hadley
James H. Anderson
Jane Abernathy
James Abernathy
Ora of
Clermonter
Froude
Sheriff's Sale
Elizabeth Holderfick
John Gibbon
A. Ely
Ely
Elizabeth Holderfield
Robert Ere
A. W. Meinken
Lucian H. Dawson
Plainiff
James Winters
Stanley Winters
New Bighiaynd
Amalia Ohio
Specusers
Chester Lythe Hite
Sg. Woodmanser
Judas Chas
Kearns
Mansfield
Hterson
Ohio State Reformatory
Clermon
J.J. Fune
Cassina
Texas
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