Long Road of Tennibel Devon Across Ithaca Tales
Tennibel Devon, a canal boat child scarred by brutality, encounters Salvation Army Captain Phil MacCauley in Ithaca New York. Her life intertwines with Uriah Devon, the Pendlehaven family, and Reginald Brown as hidden pasts, attempted murder, and newfound love ripple through the drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonnibet Devon
Salvation Army
Ithaca
N. Y
Philip MacCauley
Tony
Doctor Paul
Hfe
Reginald Brown
Captain MacCauley
Uriah Devon
MacCauley
Devon
Brown
Pendlehaven
Old Top
Uriah
Reggie
Ede
Pendlehavens
Paul Pendlehaven
Phil MacCauley
Reginald
Conspiracy Sparks Kidnapping Plot in Pendlehaven
Reggie Curtis and Uriah Devon plot to abduct Tennibel Devon aided by Mrs. Curtis to secure money from Katherine and gain control of Tennibel. Tony's fiancé Philip MacCauley plans to marry Tennibel, while Tennibel works with Philip at Salvation Army HQ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendlehaven
MacCauley
Tony
Katherine
Paul
Reginald
Dr. John
Devon
Pendlehaven House
Mrs. Curtis
Doctor John
Reggie
Pendiehaveng
John
Uriah
Ede
Tennibel
Mater
Tony Devon
Kathie
Pauli
Phil
Mrs. Curti
Deven
Ti Get
Uriah Devon
Tennibel Devon
Salvation Army
Philip
Reginald Curtis
Philip MacCauley
Doctor Paul
Sarah
New York
Classified liner promises quick results for next week
A disjointed note claims a contact named Aaron Lat Willer Taal will be gone by tomorrow night. A classified liner is suggested to yield faster results, with a hint at continuing next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron
Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
Four months from March 10 1921 are allowed for creditors to file claims against Scott Hathaway deceased. Creditors must present claims to the probate office Harrison Clare County on or before July 11 1921. Claims will be heard July 18 1921 at 10 a.m. by Judge Tos. 8 Dorszy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Michigan
Clare
Scott Hathaway
Harrison
Tos
Dorszy
Estate of Adstine Mull Incompetent Hearing Ordered
Order for publication issued by the Michigan Probate Court at Harrison on March 2 1921. Judge Thes S Dorsey sets March 28 1921 for hearing Edward Mull petition to grant guardianship or to another suitable person. Public notice required by three consecutive weeks in Clare Sentinel newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thes. S. Dorsey
Adstine Mull
Edward Mull
Inia
Clare Sentinel
Order For Appearance In Clare County Chancery Suit
In the Twenty First Judicial Circuit at Harrison on February 17 1921 Clare Chamber of Commerce and Corporation sue Pamella Shearer Florence Shearer Marguirite D Shearer and Harry H Shearer in chancery. Nonresidents unknown reside location. Defendants must enter their attorneys within three months and publication of this order in Clare Sentinel begins within twenty days for six weeks. Ray Hart Circuit Judge. Carlos A Residing attorney for plaintiff. 18 7
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Michigan
Twenty First Judicial Circuit
County of
Clare
Harrison
Clare Chamber of Commerce
Corporation
Pamella Schefrer
Florence Shearer
Marguirite D. Shearer
Harry H. Shearer
Defendents
Pamelita Shearer
Ray Hart
Probate Court in Clare County hears administration petition
State of Michigan Probate Court at Harrison on March 7 1821 hears Anns Schofield petitioning administration of Jane Stanley estate to James Stanley or other suitable person The court sets April 4 1821 for hearing and orders public notice in the Clare Sentinel a newspaper in the county A true copy Thomas S Dorsey Judge of Probate
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Michigan
Clare
Harrison
Thos. S. Dorsey
Jane Stanley
Anns Schofield
James Stanley
Clare Sentinel
S&hid
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White Miller
Wee Seeet
The
H K Fly Company
Rennibel
Tapy
Pendleshaven
Katherine Curtis
Edith
Darling
Thos
Dorsey
James A. Reeder
Sth
Harve Kratz
WM. H. Gaple
Clare An Farwell
Carlos A. Residing
Plaintiff
Thomas
A. Thurston & Son
AMED
Clare Prodpuge
Ivan E. Feighner
Clare, Mich
McCormick
Osborne
Oliver
Spike Tooth Harrow
Spring
Burgy
W. J. Maxwell
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