Master Commissioner Sale in Ohio County Kentucky 1920
Master Commissioner of Ohio Circuit Court sells equity of redemption in land on Kim Lick Creek near Hartford Kentucky. Alvert Wright owned 25 acres bounded by Hartford Lelitehfield road and neighboring lines. Sale July 5 1920 at 12:30 pm Court House Hartford with six and twelve month credit at 6 percent. Bond required. lien retained. deed book 39 page 475. Glenn attorney.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Peoples’ Savvnes Bank
Pinin
L. T. Wright
Eutcry
Court House
Hartford
Kentucky
Ole County
Kim Lick Creek
Alvert Wright
Hartford and
Lelitehfield Road
J. J. Clark
Tone
Hartford and Leltehfield Road
J. T. Wright
Ohio County Clerk's Office
Otto C, Martin
Glenn
Master Commissioner Sale In Ohio County Kentucky
Master Commissioner Jensie Fogle plaintiff versus Alvie Fogle defendant notice of sale in Ohio Circuit Court directed sale of real estate to satisfy a judgment of fifty dollars and costs. The property on the Du Pont Highway near Simmons Ohio County to be sold at public outcry in Hartford Kentucky on July 5 1920 about 12 30 pm with six month credit. Bond to be executed with security to be approved and lien retained to secure payment. Hand written June 1920 by Master Commissioner OTTC MARTIN with Barnes Smith attorneys.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Jensie Fogle
Alvie Fogle
Court House
Hartford
Kentucky
Unio
du Pont
Simmons
Ohio County
OTTC
Martin
C. C. C, Barnes & Smith
Notice of sale of redemption in Ohio County property
By order of the Ohio Circuit Court a sale of the equity of redemption in real estate is set for Monday July 6 1920 at Hartford Kentucky court house door about 12 30 PM. Property lies on Caney Creek and covers about 44 acres more or less. Purchaser must execute bonds with six and twelve month installments bearing 6 percent interest, lien retained, attorneys Otto C Martin M C J Glenn and KR R Wedding.
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Ohio Circuit Court
St. Clair, Admi
Barbara Lunsford
Ohio Circuit
Court House
Hartford
Kentucky
Ohio County
Caney Creek
T. J. Ford
Comiisaloner
Otto C, Martin
M. C J
Glenn and
KR. R
Ohio Circuit Court Sale Notice for Court-Ordered Debts
In the May 1920 term the Ohio Circuit Court authorized a commissioner to sell described property to satisfy debts of J. Jackson and J. C. Lawrence totaling 400 plus interest from October 23. The sale will take place at Hartford Kentucky courthouse door on a Monday.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Court House
Hartford
Sale of Centertown Kentucky building and lot in Ohio County
Auction conducted by Otto C. Martin at noon on the regular July term of the Ohio Circuit Court. property described as a building and lot in Centertown bounded by Howe and Baker lines, with a 24 foot stone front, 44 feet to the road, sold on six percent bonds due in six to twelve months, bonds to have judgment force, lien retained, deeds recorded in Book 46. John T. Rone, Attorney.
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Ohio Circuit Court
Centertown
Kentucky
A. B. Howe
Rowe
Lucinda Baker
Baker
Ohio County Clerk's Office
Otto C. Martin
M.C
John T. Rone
Sale of Ohio County land to satisfy bank judgment
Ohio County land described as 116 acres in Hartford area to be sold at public outcry on July 5 1920 to satisfy debts of Chrisney State Bank including multiple sums with interest and penalties. Purchaser must execute bonds secured by the land bearing 6 percent interest. a lien and costs apply. Commissioner Otto C Martin directs sale with bond security and judgment force.
Dempsey Draft Trial Opens in San Francisco
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Legion to Adopt Orphans in France Aid Planned
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American Legion
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Thrift Advice From Nellie Keto On Smart Purchases
Thrift Magazine argues against extravagance by favoring planned buying. A schoolgirl switching from $2.25 to $3 shoes saves overall by reducing replacements, and buying in bulk at sales can cut annual costs, with long term home purchases highlighted as a route to financial stability.
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South Carrollton
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Buford
Union Grove
David Meadows
Clear Run Baptist Church
Anos Stewart
Owensboro Hospital
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Jeff Bell
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Marshall Reggans
Barnett’s Creek
Dave Havener
Merlin
Willie Bartlett
Walter Bell
W. C
W. T. French
Bast View
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B. Wigginton
Worth Wade
Arkaney
Mt. Carmel
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Argonne
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Notice to creditors in estate of H. P. Taylor
Administrators warn all claimants to present proofs by August 1 1920 or be barred. Debts owed to the estate should be settled promptly. June 11 1920. J P Taylor and Woolfolk Barrow administrators.
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H. P. Taylor
J.P. Taylor
Woolfolk Barrow
Administratrix Sale of H C Crowe Estate in Kentucky
The administratrix will auction on June 19 1920 at Ida Kelley’s residence Ohio County Kentucky all personal property of H C Crowe deceased including horses mules hogs poultry and household goods. Sale is at public auction to highest bidder on six months credit with bonds required. cash for amounts under five dollars. This June 7 1920 TDA Kelley Administratrix.
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Ida Kelley
Ohio County
H. ©. Crowe
Tda Kelley
H. C. Crowe
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Feith
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Hartford
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Cal P
Keown
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