Clermont County Divorce Actions Highlight Local Notice
Legal notices list two Clermont County divorce suits. Edward Stump seeks dissolution from Kathleen Margaret Stump in case 21292 with a hearing after October 7 1944. Marion Sebree Lewis sues Dorothy May Lewis a minor via guardian for divorce in case 21293 with a final hearing after September 30 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Margaret Stump
Pineville
Kentucky
Edward Stamp
Court of Common Pleas
Clermont County
Ohio
Dorothy May Lewis
Ruth Freeze
Fifty-Ninth Street
Brooklyn
Neway
Marion Sebre Lewis
Common Pleas Court
Marion Sebree Lewis
James W. Walker
Weekly News Analysis on German Resistance and Allied Assaults
A Western Newspaper Union analysis notes stronger German resistance as Allied forces renew operations. The piece discusses strategic stances and wartime context while presenting editor's note on opinion versus reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Allied push toward Ruhr as paratroopers strike Holland
Allied forces push from Belgium toward the Rhine and Ruhr as airborne drops in Holland rear German lines. Patton’s Third Army advances west of the Saar while heavy artillery supports drives on Duren and Prum. Soviet emphasis shifts north as Red Army redeploys to pressure East Prussia and Warsaw. Medical officials warn civilian curiosity hinders disabled veterans readjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Rhine
Ruhr
U. S
Arnhem
Nijmegen
Kleve
Berlin
Durem
Cologne
Prum
Coblenz
Baltic Sea
Latvia
Estonia
East Prussian
Warsaw
East Prussia
Iron irons and war economy rules mix in October sales
Shipments of 2 090 090 electric irons are expected to appear mid October under government authorization with prices near 1942 levels. OPA Bowles warns of price ceilings. mobiles, refrigerators, washers and more may see new prices. Hog prices to be trimmed October 1, with subsidies in play. Marines and dough boys push Palau island advances as Pacific war news continues. Congress advances a surplus sale bill and a reconversion measure to coordinate peacetime transition and unemployment support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Chester Bowles
Bowles
War Food Administration
WFA
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Three Man Board
Milford News Briefs Include Nuptials and Local Notices
Milford area notes report Miss Kita Overmeyer wed Ensign Robert O. Leming at Holy Name rectory with a reception at Kemper Lane Hotel. Details cover families, education, and military postings, plus local club news, college enrollments, and public notices on estates and appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kita Overmeyer
Ens
Robert O. Leming
Milford
Holy Name Catholic
Albin H. Raterman
Lucille Bainum
Rosemary Birk
Cincinnati
John Birk
Kemper Lane
Clarence Overmeyer
Paris Ave
Mt. Auburn
University of Cincinnati
Sullivan Electric Co
Ensign Leming
Omar Leming
Feton Leming
New London
George Applegate
Madisonville
Roy E. Steelman
Alice Green
Louis Eigher
Notices of Inventories and Public Auction Notices
Notices filed in 1944 probate matters include an inventory of the estate of Richard Hoes deceased in Williamsburg Township, with hearing set for October 17, 1944, in Batavia Ohio. Also notice of appointment of Ellis E. Wolf as administrator with will annexed for Augustus R. Wolf, Bethel Ohio, and a public sale by Doris Hodges as administratrix of Lulu Bigam's estate at Newtonsville Clermont County Ohio on October 8, 1944, at 2:00 pm with property described and appraised at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Krebs
Miami Township
Batavia
Ohio
Senoma
A. D
Orville W Halbish
Johaice
Harry Britton
Richard Hoes
James W. Walker
Richard ,Hoes
Williamsburg Township
Clermont County
Orville W. Halbisch
Said
Augustus R. Wolf
Ellis E.wolf
Bethel
Bethel County
Doris Hodges
Lulu Bigam
Newtonsville and
Brownsvile
Washburn
Newtonsville
C. M. and L
Amos Shriner
Shriner
Mary Bosler
John Washburn
Frank Treton
Meat Stockpiles Show Decline Across Major Reserves
Meat storage declined on September 1 with lamb and mutton stocks around 15,220,000 pounds. Pork totals reached 489,496,000 pounds, the lowest since December 1, 1943, while beef holdings dropped to 161,733,000 pounds, the smallest since November 1, 1943. Lard stood at 444,040,000 pounds, its lowest since February 1.
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Edward Stump
Edwad Stump
Plaintiff
Th. Witham
Arthur Humphrie
Keisters
Texas
Cumber
Belfast
Worthman
Columbia Methodist Church
Herbert McCormick
Lou Rapp
Anna Anstaett
C. D. Boyd and Son
Tom
Mt. Lookout
Suttons
McCormicks
Williams and
Hills
Goshen
Masons
Milton
Ruth Spahr
Harry Milton
John Craver
Owensville
Carl Witham
Harley Price
Humphries
Forest Sutton
Cpl
Robert Humphries
Irma Ireton
Sutton
Dorothy
Hill
Mem
Brest
France
Europe
Italy
Field Marshal
Kesselring
Norman T. Kirk
Army
Kirk
Leves
Pacific
Pacific Islands
Palau Islands
Philippines
Ec. Com
Adm
T. S. Wilkinson
USN
Palaus
Truk
Carolines
Indies
Palau
Moluccas
Lara D. Hoskinson
Hanover College
Hanover, Ind
Alpha Delta Pj Sorority
Genevieve Hoskinson
O. K
Lord Christ
Foreman George Emery
Bellaire
Emery
Floyd
Alteregg
Desiree
Vincennes
Ind
Jersey
American Legion
Nimitz
The
Chicago
Chester Nimitz
Douglas MacArthur
Admiral Nimit
Edna Reddick
Mt. Crab
Charles H. Rybolt
Newark , New Jersey
Glenn A. Offenhauer
Mr. Rybolt
Alma
Council
Laurel Ave
Hickory St
Garfield, Ave
Luther Penn
Milford Kiwanis Club
Diana Gatch
John N. Gatch
Hillsdale School
Wanda L. Bernheiser
Milford High School
Wilmington College
Ben H. Bernheiser
Hazel Jean Gatch
Harry C. Gatch
Miami University
Esther G. Packer
W. R. Bass
J. Walter Milford
Ashland
Frank A. Roberts
George Everhart
Lena Moore
Loveland
Felix Walters
Felix, Jr
Our Lady of Mercy Hospital
Walters
Gladys Schultz
Charles M. Staigle
Lerk
Evelyn Gronberg
Gene Gronberg
Ohio Wesleyan University
Reiner
Gerhart's
Square Nash Pharmacy
C. P. Easley Real Estate Broker
Forest Ave
Lisdal
Listas
McKesson
BEXEL
Gas and Electric
Fourth
Main Streets
Cincinnati Gas & Lecce CO
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