Court orders release of trust property tied to Sevile Milling
Judge Hollister ruled that all property tied to trust deeds for the Sevile Milling Company in Hamillon Ohio be released to satisfy the bondholders and trustees. The sale proceeds were insufficient to cover the judgment, and further actions require record entry in Butler County Court of Common Pleas and Hamilton records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevile Milling Company
Hamillon
Ohie
Queen Guy Savings Bank
Trust Company
Edgar A. Belden
Peat
Semter Company
United States
Buller Gowty
Healing at Lindenwald Church of Christ Revival Night
Large audience attends revival services as The Question Box is used freely. Rev Mullam preaches on The Healing of the impotent man at the Pool of Bethesda. Jesus heals a man after 38 years, leaving him to choose salvation. Tonight features singing, special numbers, and a sermon on God’s Power for Salvation. Baptismal services are announced for the close with eager participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Lindenwald Church of Christ
Mullan
Bethesada
Jesus
High Street Ciel of Christ
Fraud Charged Over Promissory Note Transfer Dispute
Henry Wolke sued guardian Henry Goehring over a $1,000 note held by Walke. Goehring alleges the note, secured by real estate, was obtained from Clara Gerding who was elderly and of unsound mind, with no consideration and by fraud. The suit seeks transfer set aside, recovery of payments, and related relief. Also appears an ad for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy warning of cold dangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Jewil
Walke
Vole
Gara Girding
Ling
Wolke
Shial
John C. Eckert
Oxford Bank elects new board and officers in Oxford
Oxford Ohio January 12 stockholders of the Oxford National Bank elected a board led by President G C Welliver and Vice President G by Mutts. The directors, all familiar names, oversee a policy of liberal yet conservative banking maintaining trust and solidity in Southwestern Ohio. Big Ferguson lash social and other local notices followed at the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Oxford National Bank
Red. Brown
G. Burkhardt
W. PF. Baughisan
Debei Conk
Domes
Mumma
Wolliver
Chousing
G. C. Welliver
G. By Mutts
AL Shera
Agesidant Tashiess
Shera
Philip D
Chantes A
7Ites
Itl Res
Ohio
Huntsville News From Oak Hill Visitors and Local Notes
Huntsville dispatch lists residents visiting relatives and neighbors in Oak Hill Middletown and Hughes Station. It mentions Harry Little and family, Charley Robinson Bethany visits, E G Schenck seeing Black Samson in Middletown, L Wardlow public meeting at Ellicott farm, and multiple social calls and small incidents including a buggy collision near Bethany.
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Huntsville
Harry Little
Oak Hill
Pat
Enochs
Little
Charley Rokingan
Middletown
Hamilton
Stanley Robinson
Hughes Station
Tevet
Gorsuck
Bethany
Udon
Granda
Hoes
Helen Finley
Muches Farm
Here
Zack Berger
M Willmans
Charts
Merl
Ed Bishop
Lobaron
E. G. Schenck
Princis Ihen
Black Sampson
L. Wardlow
Ellicott Farm
J. E. Ring
Mre
Lon Brant
New ‘Wylersville
Charley Little
Sud Ruby Bell
Bite
Clyde Jackson
Jennie
Enoch Gitlin
Tehir
Middleton Tone
Joha O'Neal
Jobingon
Meril
Vundyke
A. Schenck
Yuusdiy
B. G. Schenck
Vankyk
Wavesey
Rosa Baret
Hazel
Edna
Harry
Sara Williams
Richard DeHaven
Indianapolis
Mes. J. Nant
Hughes, Slauton
B. Gorsneh
Hugrhes Station
Hnook Little
Ouburg
King Albert Digs Frenchies Wee
A brief readable note mentions King Albert and his affection for French bulldogs. The item reads as a light social blurb with no further context or dates.
London King Albert digs with refugees in a camp
A Belgian correspondent reports King Albert spent hours Sunday in a refugee camp near London, assisting with trenches and observing refugees. The description recalls field scenes as he and officers inspect, while other notes mention local farm moves, a buggy accident, and a cough remedy advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Albert
Birch
Joe Balser
Bureh
Alos
Gayor
Lowel Wardlaw
Elliott
Hughes Station
Kyles
Two Pig Theft Suspects Bound Over On Petit Larceny
Te Tngtdrush and Fred Scheid faced a preliminary hearing before Squire William Emerick near Millville on charges of petit larceny. They were bound over to the grand jury in 200 dollars each after alleged theft of two pigs valued at 26 and 88 from Ben Bridge and Cyrun Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Issenin
Mager Isseuime
WO OF THE TRIBE OF JOSEPH IN JAIL
Three sons of Jol Joseph were arrested by Officer John Gahill after a free for all at the Joseph home in Fdgenvou ash nigh. All faced disturbing the peace charges with Josse and Frank Joseph, old offenders, sent to jail to serve $25 fines plus costs. Clarence Joseph received the open docket as his first appearance. Jesse Joseph, attempting to elude pursuers, broke a cellar window at A B Molen’s home and crawled into the basement, charged with malicious destruction of property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jol Joseph
John Gahill
Ae Joseph
Fdgenvou
Ash
Peacy
Josse
Frank Joseph
Clarence Joseph
Jesse Joseph
A.B. Molen
Eyre Case Against Hamilton Oil In Trial Hearings
Timta of Julia Eyre sues Hamilton Olta Coke Company for 215 0 dammates over alleged wrongful death of Frank Bere while employed by the firm. Judge W s presiding as the jury of twelve including John Hiall Adam Eberhardt William Suber Minch Pierson Frank Michael and others hears the proceedings. Eyre reportedly drowned in a pit and negligence is alleged but unproven as the trial advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timta
Julia Eyre
Admisis Lintrix
Prank Eyre
Hamilton Olta Coke Company
Progr
Hirkanana Jury
Frank Bere
Gars
John Hiall
Adam
Eberhardt
William Suber
Minch
Pierson
Frank Michael
W. Heseh
Ales Keppler
Herman Gerbel
Wiliam — Fordynr
William Thomas
Robert
McGloskel
Eyre
Grand Jury Recesses Until Next Friday
The grand jury recessed until next Friday to allow time for the filing of transcripts and to review outstanding cases. They likely will not report until Saturday.
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Grand Jury
Pen Used by McKinley Comes to Memorial Trust
The pen with which Governor Willig signed the oath of office may become property of the McKinley Memorial Association to mark the birthplace of President McKinley. The instrument, once used by McKinley at his first term inauguration, was presented by him to Frank Harr of Stoudenville for use in Columbus. Also, former Governor James M. Cox arrived in Dayton from Columbus and was greeted by thousands of supporters at the depot before visiting his newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley
Iolumbus
Dan
Willig
Igle
Dodge Frank Harr
Stoudenville
Columbes
Dayton
James M. Cox
Columbus
Wau
Vonderheide Consertvancy
Iriliousness and Constipation Cured by Tablets Statement
J P Erwin of Peru Indiana reports a cure from biliousness and constipation after using Chamberlain's Tablets. He states a year ago indigestion led to biliousness and constipation and the tablets helped him right away. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. PF. Erwin
Peru
Boeing
Lamp Posts At Entrance At Hamilton Foundry
Reports favorable comment on new lamp posts placed at each entrance to the new M. G A. project. Posts designed by Archibst Frederick G. Mueller and manufactured at Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company plant. The shop does not produce posts by Gordon Reutsetler, a member of the Board of Trialens, and vice president of Bamiltoa. Posts are described as artistic and utilitarian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. GA
Archibst
Frederick G. Mueller
Hamilton Foundry and Machine Company
Gordon Reutsetler
Trialens
Bamiltoa Foundry and Machine Company
East
West divorce suit details reveal alleged abuse and neglect
Leonora West sues Isaac West for divorce claiming they married in his city on March 19 1900 and had no children. She alleges he led an improper life refused funds abused her and avoided work while spending earnings on liquor and cursing her at home with frequent disputes. Attorney 1.5 Woodcul handles the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonora West
Isaac West
West
Iquor
Honerite Ab
Woodcul
Balloon bomb blast injures leading figures in Ohio
A balloon bomb exploded prematurely injuring several prominent individuals including Colonel George P Ixeniee and Governor Willis in Columbus. Henry Chise Clark Middlie Town and Bertie Boswell Howe Ey Tidtletown also mentioned as affected with serious injuries. Chamberlains Tablets advertised for stomach trouble accompany the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liscensed
Uwarry Henry Chise
Clark
Middlie Town
Bertie Boswell Howe
Iroe Reeves Joins Six Serenaders for Vaudeville Tour
Well known Hamilton boy Roe Reeves, now with the Six Serenaders, a high class singing act with its own scenery, appears this week at the Colonial Theatre in Dayton and the Arcade in Toledo before a Spring tour. Manager McCartney aims to book the act locally. Lieutenant Colonel George Z. Governor, injured by a balloon bomb at Governor Willig’s inauguration in Columbus, is a veteran of the Irish-Anglo war and Grubbs-Bazlay Camp member. He attended the funeral of Mrs. M. M. Smith in Blanchester yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Reeves
Hamilton
Aiow
Six Serenaders
Colonial Theatre
Daylon
Arcade
Toledo
Western Vaudeville Association
Pantagestine
McCartney
Grand Theatre
George Z. Gverner
Frank Willig
Columbus
Grubbs-Bazlay
Uee
Conisnaude
Blanchester
Gouer
Olliginte
Governor recalls all recess appointments in Columbus
Governor Willis recalled all recess appointments as Governor Cox sent to the Senate in Columbus this week. The move interrupts pending confirmations and reshapes the state administration amid ongoing regulatory discussions.
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Columbus
Willis
Cox
Senate
First Official Act Returns Resignation of State Printer
Columbus report notes Governor Wes I yesterday accepted the resignation of State Printer Frank 2B, Harper of ME, Verney, marking the first formal action of the new administration. The terse statement confirms a personnel change at the state printing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
C. Jan
Wes i
Frank
Harper
Verney
Maguire Sued By Ravh and Sons Co For $400
This afternoon Sol Ravh and Sons Co brought suit against Frank Maguire for $400 with interest from September 101d and promissory note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maguire
Sol Ravh and Sons Co
Frank Maguire
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Abairs
Semler Gilling Company
Reiry
Lindenwald Church
Guardian
Henry Wolke
Jain
Oxford News
Big Ferguson Lash Saturning
Bertha Wail
Bessie Fortner
Mive Wick
A.J. Crist
Karl Rockover
John Woods
First Presbyterian Ehorch
Mami
Oxford College Alumnae Association
Christian Association of Miani Univ
Harold M. Keene
Winnipeg
Canada
Maronerite Minnich
Damen
Havel ‘Filghman
Lenora Hartnall
Geraldine Barton
Margaret Devine
Tharel R Brandenbore
Tenrietta Marlhat
Tsahalla
Fea
Grand Tan
Mean
Harry Hamman
Marguerite Jean Harper
TR. Palmer
Gineinmali
Equitable Life — Insurance Co
Busi
T. Wollencamp
Anaish
Mutual Weekly News
Jutler
Robe Starwell
Miami University
Jake Berry
White
Maude Stalion
Yom Sandridge
Elliott Farm
Hughes Stalion
Ted
Mc. Wardlow
Garrett Burch
Mason
King Albert
Ghain
Herlain
Adulia
Mr. Loys
Mr. "Coy
Bardie
Is Hugey
Elliott Place
B.C. Schenck
Stanley Hubinson
FL Hings
Che Westen
Lown Aondity
Tribe OF Joseph
Eyre Gase
Mactan
Dary
OUR Creat
Severn D
Butler County
Farner
Dave
Mmianitee of
Sulistae
Inge
Sid Yemeather
New York
Third St
Hamilton Foundry
Leonora West Sues
Odite Livenant
George P. Ixeniee
Chamberlain
Dunn
Arnold
Wes
Iroe Reeves
Loral
Tre
Websters New International
Merriam Wesster
Ziyen
Tee Elis
Eonar Yisdea
Korine
Prom Seip
Ieee
Thay Gage
Bikar
Gansta Tae
Historphy
Bigion
Pancign
Pila Knol
Union Central
Union
Cenetral Life Insurance Company
We Company
Gincinnati
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