Bankrupt Shapiro Admits Inability to Read or Write English
Isador Shapiro operated a Stamford clothing store at 114 Pacific Street and after bankruptcy and asset disposal he reentered as Shapiro Clothing Co. He testified his accounts receivable were $0, his books were unreadable, and the sole offer for the accounts and automobile was $30. He admitted he could not read or write English and did not recognize most creditors by name. Trustee Daniel E Ryan will survey the books to determine if the $6,900 in accounts is worth $400 or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isador Shapiro
Pacic Street
Stamford
Truste
Daniel E Ryan
Shapiro Clothing Co Ince
Samuel Melli
Ryan
Tomeel
Mmr Shapiro
Ran Awes
Wsha
Mir Shapire
Mellitz
Shoe Company
Give Lim
Mellitt
Shapiro Blundi
Tee
Mike
Keogh Mc Shapiro
Cithan
Ionally
Yan
Shapiros
Church Endowment Grows Amid Big Fund Raising Report
At the 48th triennial meeting National Council treasurer Lewis Lo Franklin cites a church endowment surge over the last three years. Public donations totaling 341,434 and emergency relief gifts reach 9027.95 for construction. A pledge of 800,000 is noted with a forecast of stronger results by year end 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siw Galeane
Dpi Op
Lewis Lo Prankim
National Council
Tressure
Fashort Corpls
Fapine Construction Fund
Cutiook
Miaoinklen
Unending Cruelty Leads to Wife’s Divorce
In a Friday court session Judge John Ro Bootham of the Superior Court granted Mrs Trueba average Slumford a divorce from William Eivesidee Bridgenort amid repeated accusations of cruelty. The custody of the three children was awarded to Mrs Javersidge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trueba Averadge
Slumford
William Eivesidee
Bridgenorth
John Ro Bootham
Javersidge
Car Plunges Into Lake. Two Drown Amid Tragic Incident
A car skidded on a steep grade and plunged into Seneca Lake near Thurdet t, drowning eight or more individuals including high school students. Jane Palmer, a high school girl, escaped by jumping to safety before the vehicle disappeared. Police and rescue teams searched the lake for victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teman
Get
Mburras Farme
Thurdett
al Mur
Erway
Watkins
Seneca Jane Grace Palmer Cothe
Winchendon Town Hall Fire Causes $100,000 Loss
Fire damaged the Winchendon Town Hall with estimated losses around $100,000. Early reports note the blaze started in the building as smoke and flames spread, potentially from an overheated boiler. Investigations continue to determine the exact cause and full extent of damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchendon Town Hall
Burns
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Gingham
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Murray Capeer Main St
Birbeld Ave
Ridgeports
Coats
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Velour
Ildren’s Lace
Prratah
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc
Palisade
Tomis
Water Pitts
Bridgeport Land & Title CO
Barnum
John Wanamaker
Amerca S
Norman TK Williszes
Norman Ro Willams
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