Miscellaneous Notices and Bank Liquidation Case Details
An assortment of small ads appears including service listings for adding machine sewing machine typewriter washer watch and gun repair. The legal notices cover a bank liquidation in Ohio, with mentions of The Bank Unincorporated, Ta-Ohio, court actions in the Court of Common Pleas and names such as H. Squire and M. Curtice along with associated heirs and executors. The document notes interest on gold notes due April 1 1905 and references trustee activity at Taventure and between The Prand and Lincoln Alliance Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sotich
Ruary Toth
Ian Any
Taventure
Prand
Lincoln Alliance Bank
State of Onis
Lor
Court of Common Pleas
Ss. H. Squire
State of Ohio
Unincorporated
Ta- Ohio
M. FP
Curtice
MF. Curtice
M. F. Curtice
Jennie M. Curtice
David A
Crossword Puzzle Clues With Mixed Letters And Errors
Crossword style clues appear jumbled with misread letters and typos. It seems to present Across and Down entries with erroneous words such as I-Grerz tunie and daxo Cecttes, plus partial themed lines and trial hints. The fragmentary clues reference fish, binding, measures, and roaming idle curiosity, suggesting a playful but unreadable puzzle page segment.
Fragmentary Legal Notice From Local Court Docket
The fragment mentions assignees and a rapiduration of a life corporation in La Grange and nearby areas. It references Pleas Of Lae Care Neo and a date around the 2ith day of fevdent, with streets and corners noted in the western area. The legible pieces indicate a court action or docket entry needing formal processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vite
Bettie
Tae Vera Beatty
LaGrange
Seoyecs
New London MILTER RITES NEW LONDON
Funeral services for Miss Jennie J. Milter, 79, who died in New London, will be held Saturday at the home of Mrs. Locke D. AUeh on LIS F street, with Rev. Charles R. Rair of the First M. E. Church officiating, burial at Hartisnd Ridge center. The notice mentions a fracture line and social items, with appointment plans for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Jennie J. Milter
New On
London
Locke D. Aueh
Lis F Street
Charles R. Rair
M. E. Co Ch
Tas
Ridse
Local church group forms refreshment committee and plans events
John L. Cassell chairs a district gathering appointing Leonard Marsh Carl Converse Ralph Coun Gordon Robertson and Dan White to a refreshment committee. March 23 features a sky-lantern style event and Greenwich Night. Father-Son reception follows a month after the district meeting. New plan allocates class earnings to a Sunday school building fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drill Maser Cassel
Courke
Henry
Auditorina
Alma
Fir Methodist
New London
Birmingham BRIEFS
Birmingham brief notes report social visits and illnesses. Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer spent time with daughter Mrs. Elsie Bickie of LaGrange. Mrs. Frank ee is ill. Marion Bates and Frank Griffin visited Cleveland. Richard and Donald Packard from ending a few days at Vermilion. Ariene Wadsworth and Kuback visited Loraine Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Jessie Berkmeyer
Elsie Bickie
LaGrange
Frank Ee
Marion Bates
Frank Griffin
Cleveland
Francis Howe
Wallbeck
Richard
Donald Packard
Ariene Wadsworth
Kuback
Nalash
Arent Kai
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Grace
Expe
Personal Bund
Buck
Electrical
Peat Pri
MLE
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Sewing Machine Service
Typewriter
Watch & Glock
Baby
Reenter Il Bear
Wilford
Ohio L. S
Ridgeville Hatchery
Sopllan
Baker's Hatchery
Westinghouse
Maytag Elyria CO
Amemeone
Beer
Atigug
New
sétTyice
Neli Ware
Imrisavers
Epapelian
Georse
Vet Ieans
West Broad
Reyes Sinclair Crele Sal
Wes Aavye
An & Johnson
Stang Motors
Plymouth Sedat Vines
Plymouth PeRevies
Graham
Chrysler - Plymouth
Bridgs
Broad St
Alto Lite
NETU
Col
Ube
Philco
AUTL
Heron Lerain
ITH Auto Parts
Seiberiing
Siders
Lars Morris
Answee
Spain
Milter Rites
Linea
Union
Sefigol
Fo News Ag
O. F
Ceell Thur Johnson
Cagers
Richard WH. Merer
Meyer
Merrill Clark
Franklin Dunlap
Hubert Larder
William Weston
Vernon Johnson
Eugene Yey Pershing
Africa
Australia
Socrates
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