Roadblock To Bankruptcy in Willful Injuries and Assault Cases
A 1975 ABA public service feature explains bankruptcy relief limits. Willful and malicious injuries cannot be wiped out by bankruptcy, as shown by drunken driving causing a death, where intent to harm blocks relief, versus a momentary speeding lapse that may permit discharge. Assault and battery cases also resist discharge. The piece from the American Bar Association and Ohio State Bar Association appears in Hometown News.
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American Bar Association
Ohio State Bar Association Public Service
Notice of Executors for Hamilton County Estates
Notice is given that Joseph Adam Moster of 10283 New Haven Road Harrison Ohio is appointed and qualified by the Court of Common Pleas Probate Division as Executor of Sophia Kathern Moster deceased. Melvin G Rueger Judge and Ex-officio Clerk Hamilton County Ohio.
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Joseph Adam Moster
New Haven Road
Harrison
Ohio
Court of Common Pleas
Hamilton County
Sophia Kathern Moster
Melvin G. Rueger
William J. Ennis
Cincinnati
Mildred M. Wurtzler
Biddinger Rd
Albert W. Wurtzler
Said
Charles L. Shank
Joyce Ann Monroe
Jefferson St
Russell M. Lawwill
Mona Marie Hermann
Ebenezer Rd
Cinti
Alma M. Herrmann
Earl T. Wagner
Appointment Notice for Joyce Ann Monroe in Ohio
No 753105 Joyce Ann Monroe of 126 Jefferson St Harrison Ohio 45030 has been duly appointed Russell M Lawwill deceased.
Sealed Proposals Sought for Harrison Street Extension Project
The Village of Harrison Ohio invites bids for the complete construction of the South Elm Street Extension and widening of the Harrison Avenue and New Haven Road intersection. Sealed proposals due August 19 1975 at noon. Bids must include unit prices total prices and a 10 percent bid bond. Bidders must follow state and local labor safety and wage laws.
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Harrison
Ohio
Harrison Avenue
South Elm Street
New Haven Road
Harrisor Village Seeks Bids Under Ohio Non-Discrimination Law
The village cites sections 153.59 and 153.60 of the Revised Code of Ohio to ensure non-discrimination. Bidders must pay wages at not less than the prevailing rate determined for Hamilton County by the Department of Industrial Relations. All provisions follow Ohio Revised Code 4115.03 through 4115.10 and the schedule on file at the Village Hall.
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Ohio
Hamilton County
Department of Industrial Relations
State of
Harrisor
Community Notes and Social Visits Around Town
Mrs Leona Bachman and Mrs June Fuson report a toe surgery at Christ Hospital and send wishes for swift recovery. The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Picnic at Meadowbrook is noted with attendees including Mrs Edna Carter and Mrs Leona Bachman. Various picnics and visits are listed among local families with numerous greetings and travel updates. Sympathy is extended to the family of Nolan Lane.
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Leona Bachman
June Fuson
Christ Hospital
Burtie Petty
Burtie
Edna Carter
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Meadowbrook
Joe Niehaus
Clarence Kunkel
Burtie Potts
Mr. Kunkel
Potts
Walters
Mt. Hope Rd
Jean Mathias
Helen Lawrence
Work Rd
Geo. Potts
Hazel Kopp
Leona Bach
Circleville
Ohio
Mary Gifford
Chas. Beckman Sr
Chas. Jr
West Memphis
Ark
Ronnie
Card of Thanks from Alfred Williams
I thank my relatives friends and neighbors for visits prayers and cards while I was a patient in the hospital and since I returned. Decker visited me in the hospital. Alfred Williams 27 11p.
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Pont
Palace Ae Ee Decker
Thankful for Prayers Gifts and Visits
A note expressing gratitude for prayers gifts cards and visits received during a hospital stay and ongoing convalescence at home emphasizing lasting appreciation.
Notice of Estate Administration Relief Hearing
Charles L. Shank, attorney, filed a court application to relieve the estate of Henry Herman Studer from administration. The assets reportedly do not exceed $10,000. A hearing is set before the court on September 4, 1975 at 9:00 A.M.
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Charles L. Shank
Henry Herman Studer
Willey Road News Notes From Mrs Fuchs Household
Rain yesterday measured about 2 inches according to the rain gauge. Howard Smiths returned from a Washington vacation with their son and visited. Earnshaws were home last Saturday and now on vacation. Foxx family dined at Brentwood center and traveled toward Cincinnati to view a modern home their son Robert is helping build. Thanks are offered to Mrs. Carol Foxx and Mrs. Frances Crawford for kindness. Sympathy extended to Olga Reece’s relatives and friends.
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Jacob Fuchs
Howard Smiths
Washington
P. Earnshaw
Robert Foxx
Brentwood
Cincinnati
Robert
Jim
Carol Foxx
Frances Crawford
Olga Reece
Ross seniors seek organizers for new club
Elderly residents of Ross seek help to start a Senior Citizens Club. Call 738-2897 if interested. Mr and Mrs Lowell Jackson visited their son Kelly and family at Jenkins and Chapel Roads. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Roy Wright of Eaton Ohio and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wright of Florida.
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Gertrude Roessler
Ross
Lowell Jackson
Kelly
Jenkins
Chapel Roads
Roy Wright
Eaton, Ohio
Herbert Wright
Florida
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Adams
Lutz-Brater Funeral Home
Ambular
Harrison, Ohio
Century and Silver
Harrison Jaycees
Century and Silver Committee
Industrial Drive
Campbell-Hausfeld
Campbell Rd
State
Park
Harrison Grade School
Oak
Walter G. Schunk
Harrison PLC
Cleves
Walter G. Schank
Harrison Pike
Mr. Hope
Alfred Williams
Mildred Rosemeyer
Nelson E. Eckel
Skip
Nicolas Surovy
Carol
Pam McMyler
World Wide
Harrison Avenue Baptist Church
Catering Service
Willey Road
The
Wi O
Lut
Broadway
Ae Ste Ws Ai
Eela
Tri County
Batesville
N. Dearborn
Greensburg
Oldenburg
League
Dearborn
Oldenburg Harrison
Marge
Jeanne
Fabric Shop
Harrison Ave
Federal Land Bank Association
E. Main St
Lebanon, Ohio
Glen Whittington
ST. John the Baptist
North Hill St
Fisk Bros. Kaonument CO
Spring Grove Ave
Burbrink Heating
Burbrink
Morgan Rd
A.F. Niese
George J. Minges
Clayton Radcliffe
S. Walnut Street
Thomas E. Wood, Inc
Harison
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