Suit on a $20 000 Note in Portsmouth
John F. Mee administrator of William Mee's estate faced a $19,000 suit from Mollie J. Fry of Portsmouth over a forged $20,000 promissory note said to be in consideration of marriage. Mee, a wanderer, had long lingered around Miss Fry's father’s saloon before inheritance and death altered his fortunes. The case hinges on alleged forgery and the administrator's refusal to honor the note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
John F. Mee
Willam
Mee
Portsmouth
Mollie J. Fry
Ann
Miss Fry
Somerville
Flix County
Union Picnic Plans With Cottage Grove Church
The Second Baptist and the A M E Zion Sunday school plan a union picnic at Cottage Grove with Shiloh Baptist of Cleveland. On Thursday June 27 trains depart Howard Street station at 9 am, round trip tickets 30 and 15 cents. Endorsed by A C Blanchard of West Bangor who reports Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief after five years of kidney disease. Also mentioned are A Warner J M Laffer and J Lamparter Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Baptist
A. M. E. Zion Sunday School
Cottage Grove
Shiloh Baptist Church of
Cleveland
Howard St
Staion
A. C. Blanchard
West Bangor
Foley
A. Warner
J. M. Laffer
J. Lamparter & Co
Clerks Picnic Planned By M O Neill Co At Silver Jake
Outing for clerks employed by M O Neill & Co set for Thursday evening at Silver Jake. Elaborate arrangements underway with music by the Eighth Regiment band. Allen Halverson of West Praisie described as leading the musical wonder of the age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O'Neil & Co
Silver Jake
Eighth Regiment
Allen Halverson
West Praisie
Lost line corrects cows and judges in Akron misprint
The Cincinnati Post apologizes for a misprint claiming Judge J A Kohler was sent to the penitentiary for stealing cows. It clarifies that William Greiner was sentenced to four years, while Kohler did not commit the crime. The note defends the judge’s esteemed bench record and explains the typographical error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Cincinnati Post
J. A. Kohler
William Greiner
Kohler
Akron
William
Kotler
Ohio
Kobler
Local Social Notes Highlight Church Festival and Visits
Hometown residents and friends, including Alice Gyllith of Canal Fulton, Mrs Baughman, Mrs Kling, and Mrs Gampbell, share visits with relatives in Clinton Coventry Mare Shallville and Akron. Emanuel church Ladies Aid plans a June 20 festival at the church hall to benefit the cemetery, with ice cream from Farmer Brothers of Alron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Alice Gyllith
Canal Fulton
Baughman
John Kling
H Gampbell
W. B. Baughman
Fred Gern
Clinton
Moses Lautzenhiser
Coventry
Misa Katte Lautzenhiser
Fred Swain
Wadsworth
Ladies’ Aid Society
Emanuel Church
Arnica Salve Cures Burned Lady, Stated by Palmer
N E B Palmer of Kirkman Indiana reports a gasoline stove burn to a lady that doctors could not hear the rain sore from but Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured. It is extolled as infallible for sores, corns, bruits, bruises, and piles and offered for 25 cents at druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. E B. Palmer
Kirkman
Bucklen
U B Picnic At Gaylors Grove By United Brethren
The First United Brethren and White City Mission Suneday achoola hold their annual picnic at Gaylors grove this Saturday with round trip tickets and grove admission priced at 15e. Tickets available at Ed Entep Sumner and Exchange G A Theles 104 Burnnerst Ed Airhart Bowery and Howe streets. Foley's Kidney Cure advertised by Lamparter and Co promises renewed energy by aiding kidney health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First United Brethren and
White City
Gaylors Grove
the Grove
Ed Entep
Sumner and Exchange
G. A. Theles
Bumnerst
Ed Airhart
Bowery and
Howests
Out of Town. Dogs Are Spending the Summer With Country Friends
Three men discuss dog catching and owner fears as dog behavior and penalties are recalled. The city once charged owners a dollar per redeemed dog while youths collected bounties for delivering dogs to the pound. Police recall days of dogs dragged through alleys and valued bounties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cournes
Johnny Boy
Towser
Fido
Dewey
Spot
Clerks Union elects new officers and approves initiations
Clerks' union of Ohio works toward moving national headquarters east from Denver to Cleveland. Delegates to the National convention in Buffalo July 11 to 14 were urged to back J A Schnees of Cleveland for National secretary. Akron delegates E J Viers and H G Berg attend. Ten applications and three initiations were completed. Meetings will be held in Knights of Honor hall above Storer’s Jewelry. George Niews was re‑elected president and other officers were likewise returned to office with several trustees named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerks Union of Ohio
Cleveland
Buffalo
J. A. Schnees
Denver
Cal
Furother East
Akron Union
E. J. Viers
H. G. Berg
Zellers
Samuel Grant
W. H. Snyder
Knights of Honor
J. BR
Storer
G L. A. Hall
Aso
George Niews
August Yack
Preasch
J. W. Roberts
Jacob Kopelin
Que Buy Bell Thia
Geo
Pirom
Christ Prohl
Guardian
Margaret Bollinger
Merars
van Ness
van. Sande
Joseph ‘Thomas
V. Eline
Saves Two From Death
Mrs W K Hayland of Armonk New York credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving her child from a near fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchitis and says their niece with advanced consumption is now well. The ad touts the medicine as a universal remedy for throat and lung diseases and notes $1 bottles and guaranteed trial bottles from all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Hayland
Armonk
Dr. King
Howest mission tent purchased after evangelistic meeting
Evangelist G B Little led evangelistic services at the Howest mission where the large tent drew more than half the city, with over 80 souls converted and 562 uniting with the church. An organization formed with 34 members purchased the tent for ongoing services until a permanent building is erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howest Mission
G. B. Little
Evangelist Little
Church
Smallpox Center Found Near Coshocton
Dr. G. O. Probst, secretary of the State Board of Health, identifies a new smallpox center at Avondale near Coshocton. From last March to now there are about fifty to sixty cases, with six people currently ill.
Dean's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Mrs Warner
Mrs Warner of 193 Upson Street testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved her severe kidney problems. She describes back pain dull headaches dizziness and fatigue before using the remedy and notes that after taking it she could work normally with improved health. Sold by Foster Milburne Buffalo NY sole agents.
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Warner
Upson
Dean
Parler & Cass Drag
Foster Milburne
Buffalo
N. Y
Last of Old Frame Buildings Replaced by Business Block
M. 8. Long & Co. and William Shaut tenants occupying frame buildings at 116 and 118 Main 66 receive notice to vacate within 60 days. Owner plans modern brick business building, removing the last of the old frame structures long condemned as an eyesore.
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Fame
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Schumacher & Gammet
Howard
China
Japan
People's Phone
Summit Lake Park Theatre
Menches Bros
Mgrs
Loug, Lee, Mgr. of Amusements
Great Marinellas
George Yeoman
Chas. Melville and the Fowler Sisters
Marshall
Gorman and
Leonard
Lakeside
A. Yawn
Rk Casino
Bulday
Vendeville- the. Matini
T.co
Park Tins Ce
A. Vreey Hier
GiePeyn
Long Lake
A Warner
Union Picnic
M. O'Neil
Silver Lake
Post
Judge Kohler
Northern
Chas. Baughman
Geo. Ebright
Barberton
J. A. Amersbach
L. B. Doulson
Gleveland
Jobo Kline
U. B. Picnic
Gaylord’s Grove
the Union Clothing CO
South Main Street
Rohrbacher
Allen & Jahani
South Howard St
Probst
State Board
M. 8. Long & Co
William Shaut
Ike Rogers
Rogers
S. Main St
Geo. S. Dales & Co
Tion
Tel
Ica
Klages Coal & Ice CO
J.B Syorer
Jewelers
South Howard Street
Gem Pharmacy
S. Howard St
E.c.davis
North End
N. Howard St
Jas. T. Diehm
Cochtes
East Exchange St
CHAS
Broadway and Exchange Wholesale
Berrel
Hoster Brewing CO
Caitigenia
John Backe
S. Mainst
Antauser Busch
Canada
F. B. Carr
D. M. Collins
Palace
John Bausch
J. Saunders
Hall Block
Howard and Market
Edson Fish
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