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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
5
The record lists assets including real estate loans collateral 100,506 and other loans 51,800, with bonds, securities, and banking fixtures. Liabilities show capital, surplus, undivided profits, expenses, and notes payable as of the close of 1022 with a total of 261,122.47.
Columbus March 1 1922 by B W Gearheart Superintendent of Insurance certifies that the New Zealand Insurance Company located in Auckland New Zealand complies with Ohio law and is authorized to transact insurance business for the current year its December 31 liability reserves and income figures are listed with its license for public record.
The village of New Richmond Ohio passes a resolution to levy taxes for ten years at a rate exceeding the normal maximum to fund outstanding bonds and interest. Clerk to notify state supervisors for election submission on November 7 1922.
Mont county Ohio resolution passed September 11 1922 certifies electors of New Richmond village. signed by Mayor R Ferdman and Clerk O T Bainum. Also notices appoints administrator for estates in Clermont county Ohio including George W McKinley I N Curry Edward King Jr with probate judge Clarence N Young and attorneys noted.
The Board of Education of Jackson Township School District Clermont County Ohio announces an election will be held at usual voting places from 5 30 AM to 5 30 PM on Tuesday November 1822 to decide on levying three additional mills for three years to support school operations. O Ridings Clerk August 22 1922.
The Clermont county notices announce sealed proposals for 12000 feet of white oak delivery to Batavia due by October 2 1922 and a later delivery by November 1 1922. They reserve the right to reject bids and direct inquiries to the County Surveyor. A separate Felicity Franklin Consolidated School District bond election is set for November 7 1922 from 530 am to 530 pm to fund building repairs enlargements and furnishings.
Logans area notes with visits and family news. Items include Mr. Todd and wife visiting Charles Robbins, Priscilla Atwood returning from relatives in Drayton and Middletown, Louise Witt driving a new Chevrolet to see her parents, a birth at Bethesda hospital, and various callers and social gatherings.
The section lists numerous visits and family connections in Maple Grove and surrounding towns. Names include Anna Chaney of Lorado, Taylor Dresling, W. A. Reed, Mrs. Watson, Billie Lee and family, Simpson and wife of Paulding, C. L. and Tandly of Marathon, and W. H. Jones with relatives. It mentions church service plans, extended family gatherings, and several Sunday visits among neighbors and friends from Madisonville to Batavia and Norwood.
The document presents a bank balance sheet as of September 15 with assets totaling 340 520 62 and liabilities including capital paid in and profits. It lists loans securities deposits and cash in vault as principal asset categories and notes government securities and bonds against deposits and other liabilities.
The council of Mond Ohio contemplates a tax levy to exceed the maximum rate set by law without voter approval. It notes the need to fund street lighting and related municipal services under existing statutes and department directions.
In Williamsburg last Wednesday Mr James Mudge and Miss Alma Elizabeth Ordan were united in marriage by Reverend Spero. The couple hosted a reception at the bride’s parents home, then moved to their new residence northeast of Broadway. The column also notes visits from relatives, requests to send jelly and preserves to war veterans, and local social news including a street sale, a church reception, and residents’ winter plans in various cities.
Milford residents and nearby guests gathered at various homes including Tom Collins and Oakley for informal calls. Rosa Collins became forelady at Burkhart's dress department. other visits noted include Mrs. J R Gorman in Madisonville and the Grange picnic at Woodland Park.
Earl E. Erion auctioneer hosts visitors from Batavia. Mrs. Geo Durham and son Raymond visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Fagaly near Linwood. Baptist Circle mat on Thursday with Mrs. John Stout. Several townsfolk and families noted visiting or hosting in town, with school events and church activities listed and neighbors seen at various Saturday and Sunday gatherings.
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