Court Notes Sues For Money In Athens County
Ohio Savings & Trust Company of New Philadelphia sues Frank R. Gross of Athens in the Athens county common pleas court for 2000 dollars plus interest on a promissory note dated November 30 1920 payable March 1 1921 at 7 percent to Union Drug Co and purchased by the plaintiff with no payments made to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Ohio Savings & Trust Company
New Philadelphia
Frank R. Gross
Athens
Gross
Union Drug Co
Bank of Athens
Union Drug Company
Death of Chas B McCune in Amesville Ohio
Charles B McCune longtime member of the 7th Ohio Cavalry died at 79 after a lingering illness in his home Amesville Ohio Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 pm under the Masonic lodge he belonged to He is survived by two daughters Mrs B E Bennett of Amesville and Mrs Pearl Reed of Athens and one sister Mrs Sarah Townsend of Chillicothe last of 15 children
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Charles B. McCune
Ambesville
Chas. B. McCune
7Th Ohio Cavalry
Masonic Lodge
BE. H. Bennett
Amesville
Pearl Reed
Athens
Sarah Townsend
Chillicothe
Demand Wage Increase From Roda's Reivers
TOLEDO April 26 Cars run on the Toledo and Western Railway as 40 employes quit negotiations and struck at 4 this morning. The road is under receivers. Passenger motormen and conductors earn 48 cents an hour plus 3 cents for freight men. They seek a new rate of 65 to 70 cents an hour.
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Toledo
Toledo and Western Railway
Germany Denounces France Over May Reparations Threat
Berlin reports Germany denounces France after Premier Poincare warned Paris would act alone if reparations are not met by May 31. Dublin states the truce conference on Southern Ireland failed to yield a peace formula and adjourns to Saturday. Steubenville reports 19 year old bride Mrs Harlan Richardson killed herself citing ill health.
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Berlin
Germany
Poincare
France
Dublin
Free State
Ireland
Steubenville
Harlan Richardson
Neutrality ends at Ulster border after Dublin communiqué
A Dublin communique indicates a shift from armed neutrality along the Ulster border with the Irish Free State. The statement signals changes in policy and potential new tensions at the frontier.
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London
Ulster
Irish Free State
Dublin
B&O Announces Passenger Schedule Changes Effective Sunday
The B and O railroad revamps east and westbound passenger times starting April 30. Key edits include No. 2 moving to 1.46 am, No. 12 revised to 12.27 pm, No. 4 to 5.01 pm, Local No. 64 to 6.14 pm, No. 1 to 3.24 am, No. 3 to 12.14 pm, while No. 53 No. 51 and No. 11 remain unchanged.
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Nocal
Out fit heads to Clarksburg and several cities then Northwest
The troupe departs for Clarksburg West Virginia and then Morgantown Pittsburgh Altoona and Johnstown before striking into the Northwest for further engagements.
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Marietta
Clarksburg
W. Va
Morgantown
Pittsburg
Altoona
Johnsontown
Northwest
Circus Day in Athens Brings Hagenbeck Wallace Shows
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus arrived in Athens from Charleston and is the fourth stop of its season after Louisville. A big crowd gathered at the fair grounds, with school children dismissed for the parade and many adults eager for the afternoon and evening performances starting at 1 and 7 o’clock respectively.
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Hagenbeck Wallace
Athens
Charleston
W. Va
Louisville
Fair Grounds
Baseball Scores from Yesterday in the American League and American Association
Games postponed by rain across leagues. In the American League Washington lost to Boston 1 to 6 while New York defeated Philadelphia 6 to 0. St Louis beat Detroit 5 to 3. Cleveland at Chicago was rained out.
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New York
St. Louis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Boston
Chicago
Renee
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Leather coins used in northern Europe in the seventeenth century
Leather coins were used in northern Europe during the seventeenth century, reflecting early currency practices. The article notes the material and regional adoption, illustrating barter and monetary experimentation of the era.
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Northern
Europe
Well His Name’s Miser In Ohio Divorce Case
Mrs. Lillian Miser seeks a divorce from Gust Miser in Common Pleas Court Judge Ritchie remarks Miser’s stinginess after she spent six months in the hospital. She testifies he gave only $3 and would map routes to measure gas use. He is described as worth $50,000. she is 35, he is 60 with grey hair.
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Toledo
Lillian Miser
Gust Miser
Common Pleas
Ritchie
Miser
Mrs. Miser
Mullingar Forms Red Army Battalion in Night Fighting
A Belfast dispatch to The Star reports Mullingar's industrial community organized a battalion called the red army as clashes continued between free state and republican forces through the night.
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London
Mullingar
Red Army
Belfast
The
Star Today
National League Scores With Weather Shifts
New York tops Philadelphia 9 to 3 while Brooklyn defeats Boston 5 to 2. Pittsburgh game at Chicago delayed by rain and St Louis at Cincinnati postponed due to rain.
GAMES TODAY LISTING FOR AMERICAN AND NATIONAL LEAGUES
The schedule shows Minneapolis at Columbus St Paul at Toledo Kansas City at Louisville Milwaukee at Indianapolis Netroit at St Louis Chicago at Cleveland Boston at Washington Philadelphia at New York National League games include St Louis at Cincinnati Pittsburgh at Chicago Brooklyn at Boston New York at Philadelphia.
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Pet
Minneapolis Ee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Louisville
Renee Weenee
St. Paul
Toledo Coenen
American Association
Minneapolis
Toledo
Sports scores and a funeral notice mix from a paper
Georgetown defeats Georgia Tech 5 to 3 while Chicago Wisconsin mirrors 12 to Muhlenberg 0. William and Mary clobbers St Johns Western Normal 6 to 10 as Valparaiso defeats Iown 4 to V of Maine 1. We thank friends for support after the death of our husband and father. Mrs. W. A. Miller and Sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Georgia Tech
Chicago-Wisconsin
Iain. Venn
Muhlenberg
William and Mary
St. John's
W. A. Miller
Brutal Akron bout ends with Burke decision over Martin
Bob Martin suffered a severe beating in Akron on April 26 as Joe Burke of Cleveland won the decision. Burke opened by bloodying Martin’s nose and rained punishing blows, delivering what was described as the most brutal local boxing exhibition. Martin managed one solid punch but was repeatedly floored.
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Akron
Bob Martin
Joe Burke
Cleveland
Burke
Martin
Rukelass
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Senger
West Gay ST
Guarantelo
Sam M. Johnson
the Fidelity Building Loan and Savings Co
Columbus, Ohio
Athens Implement Co
North Court St
Wikraga 7
J. D. Haskins Chiropractor
Athens Nat'l Bank
Eirini
Imam Ay
Beasley
Roda
Albany
Albany, O
Eddie
Noah
Roscoe
Springia
So— Miller
Yeu
LT Read
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Parcel Post
Empire Leaning Flyeing Company
OYD
Parkersburg
V. A
International News Service
Reykjavik
Iceland
Chesterfield
Liggett 2
Myers Tobacco Co
RED” Army
Addie Lomax
Mound St
Cash Shoe
Garette
National League
Brookly
Pittsburgh
Valparaiso
Iown
V’. of
Maine
Iiskaks
Upland Normal
Ood
Postum Cereal Company, Incorporated
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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