Settlement reached in Wick custody case at Hitler court
The common pleas court at Hitler settled all pending cases involving the Wick family. A $10,000 suit by Marie Wick against her father in law A. O. Wick for alienation of affection was resolved. The decree granted by the court divorces Wick from her husband Leroy, with Marie Wick receiving $1500 in settlement plus $300 in counsel fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wick
Common Pleas
Hitler
Wieck
Wick
Rob’t Heerlein
Aimer Test Homie Watchmen
Hastern Star Hall
J. W. Matteson
East Park
Dyckes
Grace Street
Makcunes
Masterson
Union Produce Co
N. Second Avenue
Dollinge Fio
Pennsylvania
Up Corepany
United States District Court
Lindbley
Summit School
F. A. Crowell
Crawford County
Lineaville
Connewutville
Spartanghure
Townville
Conneaut
Looming Valley
Cochran
Grandview Pavilion
Findley Lake
Frank Beet
Silver Creek
Mosher
Local notices mix business sport and town life in brief
A sprawling page of notices from Warren and nearby towns recounts community happenings. Topics include delivery ads and game law warnings, tailor offerings, birthday greetings, club meetings, farm and road work progress, tax reminders, social events, auctions, and local commerce. Names of places like East Main street Warren Centre street Titusville and firms such as J. Deying company, Walker tailor, and Stennett & Son appear alongside road updates and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Call
Walker
N_ Center street
Fends
Ruth Becker
Mice Becker
Sciota
Bart Tasbrouck
Huy A Baldwin
Sue AR Graham
Erie Company
B. C Row
Titusgils Herald
Therald
Smothyport
Boghollow
Hydetown
Centreville
J . Deying
Bob Stennett & Son
Start Probe Into Capital Booze Ring
Washington October 2 and 14 deaths in the national capital speakeasy trade since January 1 prompt a probe into the alleged misconduct of federal prohibition officers. Health Officer Fowler cites 5 000 bootleggers in Washington and 40 000 in Baltimore, with a constant flow of illicit liquor into the capital. Three federal agents are named in charges linked to theft and immorality as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waliington
Fowler
Washington
Washington Daily News
Baltiore
Baltimore
Philiadelphia
Tree
Hinckfund Letters Threaten Politicians From Wilkes Barre
In Wilkes-Barre a municipal area reported postal threats as Hinckfund letters were sent to various politicians, promising harm if they did not quit backing certain candidates. Police investigated while a Republican borough candidate and another named writer remained under scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilersbarre
Edwardsville
Enue
John Taleanon
Don’t Swat Flies Use Flyosan For Quick Insect Control
A historical ad promotes Flyosan spray as a safe nonpoisonous method to kill a wide range of insects. It claims the product works mechanically by strangulation, leaves no residue, is odorless briefly, and safe for humans, pets, and furnishings. It promises easy sprayer application and a money-back guarantee.
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Ford
Lincoln
Detroit
0. B
Charles Hasbrouck
West Wayne Street
Indies
B. W. Stennett & Son
Bond Street
Robert Patterson
Heath's Market
East Washington St
Swift
Hamburg
Chautauqua County
Jamentown
Stillwater
Wascot
Jamestown
Kinsstone
Snigith
Arewsbury
Warren
James Town
L Ladies Aid Society
U. B
National Council of Catholic Warden
Winthrop
Williang
New Process Company
Warren-Jamestown
Warren State Hospital
Williams
Frances Morck
Center Street
Dianer
Corry Goontry Club
I. B. Brown
WL. Peake
Stennete & Son
Lutheran Church
Mes. Sanguist
Mre
Oleson
Stennett & Sr
Knepp's
Blackhand
Flyouan
E. E. Guignon
Bay
Stein-Bloch and Society
Jacobson
Sam Jacobson & Co
One Brice Clothiers
Corry, Penna
Luin Produceway
North Second Avenue
Hart
Mallory
Mallorys
Nort Center St
Erst
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