Plaintiff Seeks $300 On Promissory Note
The plaintiff alleges the defendants owe him $300 on a promissory note. The claim states the balance is due and seeks repayment and possible court costs.
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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
3
The plaintiff alleges the defendants owe him $300 on a promissory note. The claim states the balance is due and seeks repayment and possible court costs.
The document requests payment of $336 with interest at 6 percent from April 20, 1928. It names a judgment amount and appeals for the specified sum.
Nelsonville Elks Lodge 543 hosts a charity ball at the Elk's Home on Friday December 14 with Robby Gardner's Orchestra of Athens providing the music from 9 to 1. Proceeds go to local charitable enterprises. A rally and smoker for Elks follows at their lodge next Tuesday at 7 34 with Exalted Ruler L J Eberle calling for wide attendance.
Friends in Nelsonville report Leonard Bake McLean of Columbus, formerly with Phillips bakery, is recovering from blood poisoning after an arm burn at New System bakery in Columbus six weeks ago. Infection followed his mild burn and left him seriously ill.
Mrs. Carrie Fiske returned from a visit in Detroit and Wester ville. Mrs. James McKee and daughter Miss Lillian were in Columbus today. The Misses Esther Ervin and Mary Ellen Chapman of Columbus are guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ervin for the end of the week.
The East Side School hosts an Annual Fall Festival tonight at 7 o clock in the school building. APTA led event features a doll show home cooking restaurant and bakery with a small admission fee. Each grade will present a playlet before the festival opens and pupils participate in a ready program.
Nelsonville merchants linked with the Retail Merchants Association will stay open Thursday afternoon December 20 and extend hours Friday Saturday and Monday nights before Christmas. A credit bureau plan was discussed but not decided. The group will not install a large community Christmas tree this year, preferring small trees and decorative lighting around the Public Square.
Kenneth June, sought for non support of wife and minor child, was arrested in Dayton. He will be arraigned before Mayor I. J. Eberle upon return. Harley Triplett pled guilty to intoxication and was fined ten dollars plus costs. Leon ard Phillips, accused of careless driving near Hebron, was released after paying costs.
Rehearsals for the Flapper Grandmother musical to be staged at Nelsonville High School Auditorium tonight and Saturday proceed smoothly after ten days of practice. Large crowds are expected as the benefit show supports the new high school band with strong public interest.
Twenty one York Township pupils competed in a declamation contest at the York Farmers Institute on Wednesday. Edith K. Hardy of the Deanville schools directed. Winners included Marie Warehime and Vesper Warehime among others, with top poster honors awarded to Harland Cagg and Gladys Kinneer. County Supt. H. R. McVay presided.
Quick application of Boy Scout training by Joseph Donohoe saved Harry Stamler's life after a severed artery injury in his left arm Thursday night at Mercy Hospital. Donohoe, 14, lives at 45 East Fulton Street. Stamler resides at 1115 Parsons Avenue.
A final account of the estate of George H. Hankeison shows net value $3 764 to four daughters and one son after debts. Exemption requests filed for Catherine C Jourden and John F Morris estates, with gross values $4 041.56 and $10 797.95 and respective distributions. In John Eady estate, gross $700 and debts $312.50 leave $387.50 to widow and three daughters. No inheritance tax levied in these filings.
The Junior Order of United American Mechanics and the Daughters of America will meet in their hall Sunday at 6 30 PM and walk to the Christian Church for the annual Thanksgiving service. The Rev K H McCorkle will deliver the sermon.
The state examination for mine foremen and fire bosses will be held in Nelsonville on December 19. All applicants are asked to report to the Dew Hotel at 9 a.m.
The 8. and 8. Club of Kimberly School will host a soup dinner at the school on Tuesday evening December 11. Proceeds will benefit the school.
North Dakota under coach Jack West won its first North Central Conference championship by returning two kickoffs for touchdowns on the same day. Tennessee did not play a role in the title clinch.
Mrs William Warner age 40 of Plantsville died of tuberculosis at her home Tuesday. She is survived by a husband and four children and was buried today at Mt Hermon cemetery.
Jeffrey Adamson, heir to George Adamson, faced an inheritance tax decision with a gross value of 5460 and debts of 400, leaving 5060 to three daughters and one son tax free. The court issued private sale orders for Edward Carsey and Ernest Loeffler estates to Bank of Athens, N B A. Arthur J. Romine won administrator appointment for William D. Romine estate with a 500 bond.
A Athens County Common Pleas jury awarded W. E. Baughman 68.50 against Ray Elliot on a railroad ties contract claiming 90. The suit alleged Elliot failed to fulfill the agreement. A separate action for money was filed by Charles Vernon against B Guy Stutler Amy Stutler and Annie Stutler.
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