Courthouse News Briefs: Multiple Civil and Bankruptcy Filings
A roundup from Common Pleas Court lists personal injury actions totaling $800,000 against Donald Dale and Shirley Mendel, a dissolution of marriage petition for Michael Parrott and Nisa Parrott, a foreclosure case filed by Eric Espel against John and Karen Wolff seeking $6,187 plus interest, a money action against Charles Adams and Rick Denny, and a bankruptcy filing by Cathy Sue Settles. Attorney details provided for each matter.
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Justin G
Carol L. Benedict
Westfield
Harrison
Donald Dale
Shirley J. Mendel
Harri
Robert L. Goldman
Droder & Miller
Attys
Eric T. Espel
Dba
Espel Construction
Oxford Rd
John B
Karen B. Wolff
Paxton Woods Dr
Donald J. Meyer, Jr
Royal Carriage Rides Schedule Noted
Royal Carriage Rides runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 6 p.m. to midnight on weekdays and Saturday, with additional service on Sabie, reflecting limited weekend hours and staggered times.
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Royal Carriage
Victorian Christmas Walk in Lawrenceburg November weekend
The Victorian Christmas Walk returns Saturday November 29 from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday November 30 from noon to 5 p.m. at the Dearborn County Court House on Mary Street in Lawrenceburg Indiana with an antique show featuring local dealers offering antiques glassware primitives and collectibles.
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Dearborn County Court House
Mary and
West High St
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Jr High Donates Spring Bulbs To Students
Jr High School donates spring bulbs for students to learn about botany and admire the blooms. The project engages classes in planting and observing growth, fostering hands on understanding of plant life and seasonal cycles.
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Jr. High
Fanny Crosby Film Shown for Church Congregation
The Church of the Nazarene of Harrison invites members to view a film about Fanny Crosby this Sunday evening. It presents her life story and includes her famous line about having a song in the heart.
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Church of the Nazarene of
Harrison
Thanksgiving Proclamation and the Path to a National Holiday
The article traces early references to Thanksgiving as a state practice, notes Thomas Jefferson’s dismissal of the holiday as a kingly custom, and highlights Mrs. Hale’s 1828 campaign to restore Thanksgiving as a national holiday. It cites Lincoln’s support for a single day and the 1941 congressional ratification, ending with a reflection on gratitude inspired by the Apostle Paul.
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Thomas Jefferson
United States
Lincoln
U.S. Congress
Paul
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Courthouse News
Circle Dr
Michael W. Parrot
Cleves
Nisa A. Parrott
Whitewater Dr
Paul W. Meyers
D.C. Schultz Co
Charles J. Adams
Tall Oaks Rd
Reisenfeld
Rick Denny
P.O. Box
New Trenton
Murdock & Murdock
Cathy Sue Settles
Sue Settles
Steinert, Cleves
George S. Maley
Atty
Westrich
Tip’s Drive Thru
N. State St
Miami
Whitewater
Miami Whitewater
Mark Robinette
Renck
Hamilton-Cleves
Hamilton
Ohio
Renck’s
Stephen G. Brinker
Indiana
Harrison Ave
Harrison, Ohio
Cee
Harrison Mower Sales & Service
Carlton SA
Woodchuck Bar & Chain Oil
Fanny Crosby
Christ
Arno Wilson
Church of the
Sunset Ave
Okeana Sale Barn
Okeana, Oh
K of P Lodge
Lee Begley, Auctioneer
Wesland
Alert
New London RD
Okeana
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