Sheriff Sale Real Estate in Clermont County Ohio
Case No 17898 lists a public auction of two parcels of Clermont county real estate on October 8 1982 at the court house in Batavia The property spans Wayne and Goshen townships and includes 67.76 acres with 18 acres in survey 7091 22 acres in survey 3388 and 28.76 acres in survey 7091 plus an additional 38.17 acres in Wayne bounded by the Woodville Free Turnpike Seeley Binkley Pringle Chaney and Randall lines The total appraised value is 4500.00 and sale is cash subject to a mortgage lien by the Federal Land Bank of Louisville Ky Sheriff Robert Roberts deputy A W Meinken and attorneys Hayes & Hayes handle the case s715
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Hlmer E. Weaver
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
State of Ohio
Court House
Batavia
State of
Ohio
Wayne and
Goshen
C. Q. Seeley
David Grosnickle
Grosnickle
Grosnickie
Jesse Binkley
Said Binkley
John Pringle
Said Pringle
Pringle
John Chaney
Said Chaney
Woodville Road
Seeley
Goshen Township
Wayne Township
Oshen Township
Howard Collett
Clinton County
Wayne
John Harvies
Woodville Free Turnpike
Binkley
Randall
R. and
Marion Chaney
Chaney
H.H. Ashbey
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
Robert Roberts
A. W. Meinken
Hayes & Hayes
Sheriff Sale In Clermont County Ohio Public Auction
In Clermont County Ohio a sheriff sale is set for the front door of the courthouse in Batavia. The sale includes two tracts in Williamsburg township totaling about 63 acres and a separate one acre lot in Henning's Mills Village. The action arises from an execution issued by the Court of Common Pleas and lists parcels and deeds dating back to 1910 with a stated value of 2600 dollars. Sheriff Robert Ro and deputy Roy A. W. Meinken are named. attorney W. C. Bishop represents the plaintiff.
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Esey Smith
Sterling Road
H. Penn
Henning's Ills
Brown County
Ohio
Robert RO
Clermont
Roy A. W. Meinken
W. C. Bishop
Local Social Roundup From Universalist Association Meeting
The Universalist association held services Sunday with attendees including Mrs. Sallie Snider and Mrs. Maude Shannon. Visitors from Oakley Oxford College Corner and Cincinnati joined family and friends in local homes and at events. Cliff Cross underwent appendicitis surgery at St Mary's hospital and is recovering well.
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Sallie Snider
Maude Shannon
Nick Sijlart
Oakley
Oxford
Vand College Corner
Roy Jones
W. P. Corbin
Irene Nagel
Butler, Ky
Harrison Shinkle
Newtonsville M E Church Centennial Planned for Oct 9
The Newtonsville M E Church will celebrate its centennial on October 9 with a Madisonville Choir of 40, Miss Ruth Grothus from Hyde Park, and musician Frank Hoggett. Former pastors will attend and a basket dinner will be shared.
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Newtonsville M. E
Madisonville
Ruth Grothus
Hyde Park
Frank Hoggett
M. BE
Belfast
Chas. Long
Dayton
Clara Thompson
Morrow
Glen Este Social Notes Round Up Weekend Visits
Mr and Mrs Marvin McGuire visited West Union with her parents Mr and Mrs Treber. Mr and Mrs H B Smythe and daughter Catherine and Mr Ed Huhey spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Philip Sperry. Miss Louise Philips vacations with her mother Mrs Philip Sperry. Mr and Mrs Ed Stepheney of Cincinnati spent Sunday with Mrs Ellen Donovan. Mr and Mrs Royal Smythe and daughter Helen Louise visited Saturday with Mr H B Smythe and family. A number from Glen Este attended the Olive Branch Church musical Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ervin Avey returned from Niagara Falls and other places. Mr and Mrs Tony Lampy and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Sidurtis.
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Marvin McGuire
Amelia Society Notes and Local Incidents
Amelia residents report social events at the Philathea Class and music club gatherings. A motor accident injured Pete McConnaughy with a broken leg and other injuries, Dr. Mott and Dr. Scorse attending. Several locals, including Rev Dunn, Mrs Maggie Flora, and Christina Conroy, are mentioned with illness and visits. A house fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerten near town. others hosted guests in Norwood and Bethel.
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Chas. Fitzpatrick
Pete McConnaughy
Mott
Dunn
Maggie Flora
Scorse
Dorothy Glover
Harvey Drake
Bethel
Little Billy
John Oster
Kline Ave
Christina Conroy
Porting
Geo. Perkins
Joe Kempter
Georgetown
Minnie Rost
Ripley, O
Gerten
Cann
Ruth
Mary Monjar
Edyth Flora
Thelma
Marie Weaver
Norwood
Sunday Social Notes From Nicholsville And Nearby
The Moffords of Price Hill visited the Frazee home on Sunday. A I Whitaker and wife of Williamsburg were guests of Frank Idlett and wife. Mrs Hattie Watson returned from a brief visit in New Richmond. E A McMurchy and family attended Irvin Slade's funeral. Russell Harvey and wife are listed among neighborhood memorials. We are sorry to note the illness of a local resident.
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Moffords
Price Hill
Frazee
A. I. Whitaker
Williamsburg
Frank Idlett
Hattie Watson
New Rich- E
A. McMurchy
Archie
Irvin Slade
Rusell Harvey
Fall Market at Fuhr’s corner by Ladies of Presbyterian
The Presbyterian Ladies hold an annual Fall Market at Fuhr’s corner on Saturday October 8 featuring baking candy dressed chickens and vegetables for sale A lunch with sandwiches salad baked beans pie homemade ice cream cake and coffee will be served in the evening Also notes of social visits and club activities among local families and members.
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Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Fuhr’s Corner
Chas. Frazier
Indian Lake
John Amiott
Harry Jester
P. B. Garrison
Clarence Barton
Eleanor
Bonnie Jean Garrison
Wilmington
F. F. B. Club
L. M. Adams
South Side Park
Celestine
E. S
L. W. White
Stanley Frazier
Shulman
Harry Chatterton
Ralph D. Fuhr
Betty Jane
Annabel Hoffman
Martha Ann Fuhr
Rising Sun
Ind
Bertha Hutton
Wm. Miller
Allen Hutchinson
Union Plains
Local Families Host, Visit, and Farewell News
Norwood residents Mr and Mrs Weissnicker with children visited Hanses for Tuesday dinner. Warren and Bobbie returned to the city after a summer with Fred Warren and wife. Leslie Ringel and Mt Washington family visited Wm Ringels Sunday. Anton Mauch entertained Cincinnati relatives Sunday. Mrs Bradley died Tuesday at Mrs Schatz's Norwood home. Dr B A Bradley receives sympathy. Theo Witt and family spent Sunday in Hyde Park with Feistal family.
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MT. Garmel
Dorothy Nash
P. Sticksel
Newtown
Anna Brinkman
Oakley
H. Bickel
Harry Brown
Bobbie
Mt Washington
Willbond
Northside
Frank Brown
Ailey McBride
Dameran
New Minister to Speak at Old Bethel Church
Rev Robbins will preach at 9 00 a m Sunday at Old Bethel Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m. Funeral for J B Slade held at his home Sunday afternoon conducted by Rev Chas Fisher. Burial at Old Bethel Cemetery. Mrs Wm Moore dies after nail puncture leads to lockjaw.
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Robbins
Old Bethel Church
B. Slade
Chas. Fisher
Old Bethel Cemetery
Wilber Callahan
Hartwell
H. D. Ely
Emma Cover
Dr. Cover
Garrison
Cincinnati
John Hill
Ricetown
May Dolby
Batavia
Ebon Hill
Locust Corner Social Notes Mixed Visits and Sale Report
Locust Corner scene with Elton Read and R B Wilson families visiting. Gaskins and Wood family weekend in Dayton. Guilds from Columbus to Epperts. Ralph Lewis and Seber from Amelia visit Sid Brewer and others. Robins sale attendees include D E McCannon and Goddard families. Pig giveaway winner 883 linked to Tom Jones of Forrest Hill. Subscribe for Clermont Courier.
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Joe, Swartz
D. E. McCannon
E. Goddard
Fred Robinson
Robert Gilmore
Roachester
Andy Gill
Columbus
Roscoe Lehymer
Bennett Behymer
Hereford Cathedral Houses Historic Chained Library
The Hereford cathedral chained library, possibly dating from 1394 or 1590, holds nearly 1,500 tethered volumes and is the largest of England’s chained libraries. A second Hereford site, All Saints Church, contains 818 chained books, while many chains were saved and reattached using brass clips found in a box.
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England
Hereford Cathedral
Hereford
Church of All Saints
New York Times
Old Methods Employed by Viking Fishermen
A century old style of fishing persists in Scandinavian waters as Viking crews operate small steam engines on deck to wind long lines with miles of fine twine and thousands of hooks. Each hook bears bait such as mussels whelks squid or herm rings along branching lines.
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America
Modernism's Beginnings in Western Civilization
A Chicago Tribune passage outlines how modern times arise from changes in Europe during the 15th and 16th centuries. Feudal rule yields to nation states, Christianity splits, overseas expansion begins, science advances, serfdom ends, world commerce grows, the Renaissance invigorates art and literature, and printing emerges.
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Europe
Chicago Tribune
Wonderful Private Library at Morgan Residence NYC
The Morgan library sits at J. P. Morgan's New York home rear, a white marble classic edifice with sixteenth century bronze doors. Not open to the public, access may arise via a letter to the librarian. It houses notable Bibles including a Gutenberg Bible and a Syrian Bible of 750, plus Ashburnham and Golden Gospels, the Naples Offices, a Charles VIII prayer book, and a unique collection of English manuscripts.
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Morgan Library
J. P. Morgan
New York City
Lbrarian
Naples
Charles VIII
Sublime Act of Modest Independence Cited by Sydney Smith
The passage notes that true sublimity lies in burying wretchedness, seeking others respect, and acting well despite poverty. It praises maintaining dignity and independence in retirement as a noble model for imitation, urging public praise of such inner virtue.
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Sydney Smith
National Horse Show origins and first Madison SquareGarden event
The National Horse Show of America formed in 1888 after debates among affluent men over top trotter pacer jumper and more. The first show occurred at Madison Square Garden in New York from October 22 to 26, 1883, inviting all horse types to compete to showcase supremacy in blooded horses.
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Old Madison Square Garden
New York
No Positive Proof of Mankind s Original Home
The article argues that primitive human remains found in Java England and China show early wandering across continents. It cites Rhodesian skulls from Broken Hill and likens them to Heidelberg man, noting the Broken Hill specimen is a distinct primitive type possibly ancient or modern and not related to a single original home.
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Java
England
China
Rhodesia
Wedding Without a Single Comic Feature
A film director attending a friend's wedding Comedy trouble as ushers sober organist silent. The wedding proceeds with few mishaps until the best man retrieves the ring easily and the director erupts Do that over in a church? The Kansas City Star reports the scene with dry humor.
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Kansas City Star
Petrarch and the Rise of Renaissance Thought
Petrarch lived in the fourteenth century and shaped Italian literature with sonnets and a revived interest in classical antiquity. His departure from medieval ideals helped mark the Renaissance as a modern era embracing curiosity, life, and present existence.
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Petrarch
Greece
Rome
Last Civil War Battle Saylors Creek
The Saylors Creek fight on April 5 1865 near Amelia Court House about 30 miles west of Petersburg Virginia was one of the war’s last major engagements. Generals Lee Meade Longstreet Sheridan Humphreys and others engaged in a pivotal clash described by Sherman as one of the severest conflicts. The battle drew little attention due to the Confederate surrender occurring three days later.
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Saylors Creek
Sheridan
Lee
Meade
Longstreet
Humphreys
R. H. Anderson
Ewell
Gordon
Seymour
Crook
Merritt
Stagg
Kershaw
Protection in Chairs in Early Medieval Homes
Estelle H. Ries notes in Mother-Wit that early medieval chairs were small chests with removable backs and armpieces. Over time these became permanent high back and deep sided structures to shield occupants from drafts in northern cottages and castles.
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Estelle H. Ries
Compass Needle and Earth Magnetism Explained
The compass needle aligns with Earth’s magnetic field as the Earth acts like a large magnet with poles near the geographic poles. The North magnetic pole attracts the north-seeking end of a magnetized compass needle. One theory attributes Earth’s magnetism to electrical currents from daily surface heating.
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Earth
North Pole
South Pole
Marriage as a gamble leaves Handley bitter
At his club Handley laments his unhappy marriage lottery fate. He recalls being told marriage is a gamble, and says he has had no chance since marrying, while a wealthier member shrugs off the issue.
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Handley
The Churches Batavia Presbyterian Church Revival
Mid week services on Wednesday at 7 30 p m and Sunday events with Mr Huecker preaching. Special week long services start Monday Oct 3 at 7 30 p m with guest ministers Rev W T Pater son Norwood Rev W E Montgomery Mt Auburn Rev D H Dean Oakley Rev C B Williams Silverton and Rev Clarence Stewart Williamsburg. Monterey Presbyterian Church also holds regular service Sunday Oct 2 at 7 30 p m with invitation to all.
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Batavia Presbyterian Church
Samuel Huecker
Heucker
W. T. Pateerson
Norwood
W. E Monte
Monterey Presbyterian Church
Rally Day Preview at M E Church Sunday School
The M E Church announces Rally Day next Sunday in Sunday school. Services were held for Mrs. Whitney, with sympathy extended to her family. Morning and evening sermons, Sunday night at 7:30, plus an all day guild meeting and Wednesday prayer sessions at 7:30. The Anti Cant Class plans a quiet meeting Thursday September 29 at 5:20 PM, bring lunch and note hostess Mrs. Florence Walker.
Notice of Appointment and Divorce Case in Clermont Ohio
Estate of J R Stockton deceased appoints Ora Stockton of Batavia Ohio as administrator. Bruce E Reed sues Bertha Reed for divorce in Clermont County Court of Common Pleas case no 1780. hearing set on or after November 5 1982. Bertha Reed last resided 1120 Fourth Ave Dayton Kentucky. Britton Britton attorneys.
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J. R. Stockton
Ora Stockton
Batavia
R. R. No
Ohio
Clermont County
H. Woodmanser
Amos Shriner
D. Shrinner
Milford
Cleremont County
H. Woodmansee
Davis
Ely & Ely
W.S. Davis
Edwin O. Ely
William $) Davis
Davis, Ely & Ely
Bertha Reed
Fourth Avenue
Dayton
Kentucky
Bruce E. Reed
Court of Common Pleas
Bruce
Reed, Britton & Britton
Bethel Religious Socials and Visits Report
Bethel circles held gatherings with Mrs. McNutt entertaining the Baptist Circle. The Thursday afternoon Club met with Mrs. Chas. Taylor as hostess. Cincinnati visitors stayed with Mrs. C. O. Brannock and others visited Dayton, Georgetown, Walker's Mills, and nearby towns with family and friends during the week.
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da McNutt
Baptist Circle
Chas. Taylor
B. Y. Williams
Cincinnati
C. O. Brannock
H. M. Wymer
Herold Fease
Silverton
Frank Homan
G. M. Shields
Bee
Dale
Butler County Fair
Wymer
Glenn Hill
Simcox
Georgetown
Frank West
Annabelle
Anna Fagaly
Lewis
Walker's Mills
John Musgrove
R. G. Deel
Dollar bills wear out quickly say U S treasurer
The treasurer notes that lower denomination dollars wear out faster than higher ones. The remark is paired with a general meditation on resilience and hope, ending with a Rousseau quotation about a child’s view of country from birth to death.
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United States
Rousseau
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Order of Sale
Maggie Ridings
Ann
Ed Qaimhers
Darry F. Hill
Court of Corgan Pleas
Williamsburg Township
Harvie
Lytle
Howard Henning
Henning
New Harmony
Charles Long
Long
William Watts
Watts
Foster
M. Walker
Cogrens
Walker
Thomas Trout
Trout
R. Leeds
William Houston
Walter Watson
Recorder’s
Owensville
M.M. Dumford
8. Hauser
St. Petersburg
Fla
Lillian Chester
Joens
J. C
Wm. Magsey
Clair M. Williams
J. P.hughes
Sidney
Cliff Cross
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tuesaday
Bertha Craver
Lou ‘Tufts
Mainville
Lebanon
Perry Groves
Thomas Brooks
Emma Odoms
Irvin
Bantam
M. BK
Frank Michaels
M. F. Dennison
Frank Bray
Tilden Whitenack
Blanchester
Bert Grossnickle
Albertine Dennison
Catherine Bray
Ruth Bishop
Springdale
Blanche Burns
Bethesda Hospital
Newtonsville
Glen Este
Amelia
Nicholsville
M. E. Church
L. L. Cherrington
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