Grand closing leads to receivers sale and injunction case
In common pleas court Mary L. Hildreth seeks a receivers sale of all property tied to a May 1916 partnership with Mac F. Stephens and John Cooper over a theatre venture. The suit alleges minor Paul Hildreth funded $650, partnership void, and Despontin holds a $550 chattel mortgage on theatre fixtures. Injunction granted to halt burial of railroad scales by Pennsylvnia Co. defendant, with a final hearing requested.
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Common Pleas Court
Mary L. Hildreth
Paul J. Hildreth
Mac F. Stephens
J. C. Despontin
John Cooper
Paul Hildreth
Mae F. Stephens
Stephens
Jules Despontin
Deecasiiat
Cooper
M. Crouch
F. C. Levering
Edward C. Beggs
The
Pennsylvania Co
Common Pleas
Clinton Township
Buckeye State Building and Loan Company Ad
The Buckeye State Building and Loan Company at Rankin Building 22 West Gay Street Columbus Ohio offers loans on homes in Columbus and farms in central Ohio with low rates and flexible terms. Assets total 11 100 000, five percent paid on time deposits. Write or call for more information.
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Buckeye State Building and Loan Company
Rankin Building
West Gay Street
Columbus
Ohio
Jersey herd comes to Knox from Coshocton sale
Thirteen head of pure bred Jerseys and 12 young cows plus the bull Meteor's Golden Jolly arrive in Knox county from the dispersion sale of BR 0 Selby Coshocton. J F Walker and John Cunningham of Gambier take eight cows while Frank Boner of Fredericktown claims the bull’s reward. Meteor's Golden Jolly placed second at the Chicago national dairy show and was backed by a bull selling for $10 000 at public auction. Northwestern Knox dairymen gain a breeding prize of rich lineage.
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Knox County
Selby
Coshocton
J. F. Walker
John Cunningham
Gambier
Frank Boner
Fredericktown
Chicago
Memorial services held by Newark Knights of Pythias
The Newark lodges of the Knights of Pythias held memorial services Sunday in Newark with large turnout from Pythians across the state. The entire Second Battalion of the First Ohio Regiment in Uniform Belt attended, including Kokosing Co. No. 71 of Appleton and Wayne No. 17 of Fredericktown. Major W. Appleton commanded the battalion, with Kokosing Co. led by Captain C. O. Fl.
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Newark
Knights of Pythias
First Ohio Regiment
The
Uniforim Bank
Kokosing Co. No
City
Wayne No
Fredericktown
W. ©. Appleton
Kokoning Co
C, O
Hughes Named For President On Third Ballot
Republican convention nominates Associate Justice Charles E. Hughes for president on the third ballot. After two ballots Hughes led, the Old Guard held control, and the recess followed a Hughes supporter’s motion.
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Chicago
The
Supreme Court
Charles E. Hughes
United States
Hughes
Old Guard
Hughes Emerges as Front Runner at Republican Convention
Charles E. Hughes leads on the third ballot amid strong delegate turnout and cheers. Delegates surged toward the Hughes bandwagon as the final tally showed Hughes winning the vast majority, with Roosevelt La Follette Weeks absent and Fairbanks noted for W. P. designation.
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Hughes
Roosevelt la Follette
Dailey Weller Family Reunion Held With Various Officers Elected
The Dailey Weller families held their annual reunion at Walnut Street home of Mr and Mrs William Denman with 67 members attending. Officers elected for the year: President G G Dailey Vice President C H Dailey Secretary Merle Daley Treasurer O H Daley. A 1917 reunion date was set for Bellville with a program including music recitations and addresses by members and guests.
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Dailey
Merle Dalley
Edna Wilson
James Ramsey
Elva Dailey
Minnie Mcfowell
Easay
Noel Dailey
Marion Dailey
Thelma Bushe
Lulu Bull
Florence McDonald
John Bone
Cecil Bull
Kate Weller
Merle Datley
C. B Dalley
Mt. Gib End
Floreme McDowell
Minnie
Albert Wilson
Edna
Board of Revision Organizes at Court House
The board of revision met at the court house Monday morning and organized with President C. B. Jackson of Milford and Secretary-Auditor Walter M. Hiley. The working group began revision of tax returns with C. B. Jackson W. P. Bebout and Harry W. Patterson as members.
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Board of Revision
Court House
C. B Jackson
Milford
Walter M. Hil
The
Board Ih
C. B. Jackson
W. P. Bebout
Harry W. Patterson
Deaths of Mrs Louise Davidson in Columbus
Mrs Louise Davidson died Sunday noon at her home in Columbus after an illness of diseases incident to old age. Born September 2, 1832 in Miller township she was daughter of Henry and Fannie Snair and widow of Joseph Duavidens. She leaves four sons Clem Clarence Ridward and Frank and four daughters Ora M Hull Mrs Edwards Mrs Ice and Mrs Bush. Short funeral services at Mound View cemetery.
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Louise Davidson
Columbus
Miller Township
Henry
Fannie Snair
Joseph Duavidens
Clem
Clarence
Ridward
Frank
Mra
Ora M. Hull
South Vernon
Edwards
Homer
Ice
Newark
Bush
Paducal
Mound View Cemetery
Ellen Horn Mew Bille Home dies after stroke in Gambier
Mrs Ellen Horn Mew Bille Home, age 70, widow of the late William Hows, died after a stroke Monday. She had been in poor health for months. Survived by son James Horn of Gambier and daughter Mrs Wilton Horn of Gambier. Funeral Tuesday at 10 at home with Rev Joseph Myers. interment Union Grove cemetery. Vertigo attack sends Whitefield Middleton to his West High Street home after collapsing at Vine and Mulberry.
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Ellen
Hindens
William Hows
James Horn
Gambier
Wilton Horn
Joseph Myers
Union Grove Cemetery
Whitefield Middleton
West High Street
Vine and
Mulberry Streets
Memorial Services Held By Mt Vernon and Quindaro Lodges
Odd Fellows members gathered Sunday at the Church of Christ for memorial services for Georg Moore and John Watson of Mt Vernon Lodge No 20 and Richard Lewis Samuel Trott Jacob Hawk GC W McGugin and David Lants of Quindaro Lodge No 318.
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Tev
Look
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Church OF Christ
T Ie
Commlery
Georg Moore
John Watson
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Richard Lewis
Samuel A .Trott
Jacob L. Hawk
GC. W
Roosevelt Nominated by Progressive Party in Chicago
Despite his absolute refusal to run, the Progressive Party named Theodore Roosevelt as their presidential candidate in Chicago on June 10.
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Chicago
Progressive Party Today
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
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