Foreclosure notice and public sale of Athens County lands
The Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank of Lexington seeks foreclosure on a 1923 mortgage against John C. Hewitt and others. The petition targets extensive Waterloo Township properties totaling 1186 acres plus mineral rights, seeking judgment and sale to satisfy debts. A separate Athens County public sale advertises multiple fractional tracts totaling about 64 acres with appraisals attached.
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Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank of
Lexington
Court of Common Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
John ©. Hewitt
Alice M. Hewitt
Waterloo
Mineral City
Carbondale City
Townll
Ohio Company
Carbondale Road
Mineral-Carbondale Branch
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
Kentucky Joint Stock Land Bank OF Lexington
W.T. Copeland
Harry F
Harry F. Wittenbrink Wapakoneta, Ohio. Jones & Jones
Athens
Divorce notice in Athens county court
Ruth G. Oliver files for divorce and restoration of maiden name against James W. Saklin Oliver in Cause No. 13 679 in the Court of Common Pleas of Athens county Ohio. Hearing set on or after May 20 1927 with attorney M D Hughes.
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James W. Saklin Oliver
Ruth G. Oliver
Court of Common Pleas
Athensounty
Ohio
Executors Sale Of Personal Property Of Alice Hampton
Public auction of the late Alice Hampton's estate will be held at her Albany Ohio residence on April 30 1927 at 1 PM. Items include kitchen stove heating stove beds bedding oak dressers chairs rockers stands dishes and rugs. Cash for small releases up to $5 notes on six months with sureties for larger sums. Auctioneer Col Matt Throckmorton. Executors Jennie Radford Hattie Sharp.
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Anomgnes
Alice Hampton
Albany
Ohio
Jennie Radford
Hattie Sharp
Matt Throckmorton
Fleas Stop Gold Hunt Capetown
Three mining parties on the Gold Coast halt work due to sickness caused by small fleas.
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Capetown
Gold Coast
Eight Prisoners Escape From Jail Shocks Dayton
Dayton authorities arrest John Mundice in connection with eight-prisoner escape from Montgomery county jail. Mundice allegedly confessed smuggling laws to fugitive James Gril and planned to receive 1000 dollars. Break used knotted blankets from a window same as January escape. Escapees fled toward Detroit and Canada.
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Dayton
John Mundice
Montgomery County
Mundice
James Gril
Detroit
Canada
Balanescu Appeals Conviction in Ohio Supreme Court
Ermil French Balanescu has filed an appeal of his conviction with the Ohio Supreme Court from Columbus. The move emphasizes ongoing appeals in a case tied to the local jurisdiction.
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Columbus
Ermil
Balanescu
Ohio Supreme Court
Man Convicted in Manslaughter Case Over Sweetheart
The defendant was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Dorothy Kirk his sweetheart. Testimony showed Balanescu administered alleged love potions to the girl during the relationship.
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Dorothy Kirk
Balanescu
Nationwide Guard payroll fraud probes expand to Ohio units
A country wide probe of the National Guard from Washington appeared likely as payroll frauds in Ohio units were disclosed by secret service agents. Two more officers were expected to be arrested in Cleveland once District Attorney A E Bernsteen returns. The case progress is paused while Bernsteen recovers from illness.
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Cleveland
UPR
National Guard
Washington
Ohio
A. E. Bernsteen
Bernsteen
Plan Early Flight: Nungesser and Coli May Start Sunday
Paris reports that Charles Nungesser and Lieut. Coli may launch their Paris to New York non stop attempt Sunday morning to beat American rivals planning a quicker crossing.
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Paris
New York
America
U.P
Charles Nungesser
Lieut
Coli
Paris-New York
Nungesser Tests New Plane At Record Altitude Pace
Nungesser, France’s famed wartime aviator, piloted a custom plane in its second test flight. The craft, carrying about six tons, reached nearly 130 miles an hour and 19 000 meters, with the flyer satisfied by the performance.
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Nungesser
France
Union Miner Commits Suicide Over Strike Despair
Steubenville reports the first Jefferson county fatality of the bituminous coal strike. Frank Skvarkovsky, 66, union miner, was found dead in his company house at Amsterdam, shoot himself due to despondency after losing work since April 1, per a coroner verdict by A. L. Betl.
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Self
Steubenville
Jefferson County
Frank Skvarkovsky
Amsterdam
Himels
A. L. Betl
Gambling Embezzlers Lose Loot in Paris Thrial
Trusted employees from multiple firms admit stealing over one million dollars in the past year and losing most of the funds to gambling.
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Paris
Music of Blind for Blind Berlin Concert
Nine hundred blind men and women attended a concert where blind musicians performed only works by blind composers. The event highlighted accessibility in culture as audiences and performers shared a citywide program.
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Berlin
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John C. Hewitt
Dasa Boden
Phena_ Greenup
Catherine Somers
A. W. Hewitt
Martha Craig
John Co. Hewitt, Jr
W. H. Boden
East State Street
Long Beach
California
Mary McVay
Waterloo Township
Athenston
Tion No
Rantee
Iheast
Range
Gsaid Township
Charles French
L. M. Jewett
Mable Bratton
John C
Carbondale Branch
David French
Carbondale H
Southwestern Road
Lodi
O. Co, P
Said
Wil
Wilson's Land
Hird
Leavin
Inez Burson Sunkel
Arthur C. Burson
Athens-Lancaster
Lancaster
Newark
Logan
New Lexington
Zanesville
Wheeling
Red Star
Scioto Valley Traction
Central Ohio Transit CO
M. D. Hughes
Ales Wallace
Ian Agexes
Geobers Late
Conenens
Jules T
Weld
Ieee
the Cline Pharmacy CO
Pomeroy Commandery
Knights of Athens Commandery
Masonic Hall
Richard
Chevrolet
Fisher
Duco
Pontiac
Siz
Fisher Duco
BUICK
Lasalle
General Motors
Cadillac
Eneral Motors
Dept. A
Detroit, Mich
Oldsmobile
Searest
Frigidaire
DELCO
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