Common Pleas: Sept. 5
Fifth Third Mortgage Company, Cincinnati vs. Nathan E. Rhonehouse, Paulding, unknown spouse if any of Nathan E. Rhonehouse, Fifth Third Bank, Cincinnati, Treasurer of Paulding County, Paulding. Foreclosures.
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