Public sale and private real estate sale notices in Harrisburg
Public sale advertises a piano player factory and listed workshop equipment with cash terms. In a separate notice the heirs seek private sale of Tra ct No 2 at 1020 Market Street Harrisburg for 9100 dollars with a court hearing set for January 6 1919 at the Dauphin County Orphans Court Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle Streets
Derry Street
Arrisburg
Teerane
Piano Player
Job
J. Conklin
Sigler Piano Player Company
Orphans’ Court
Dauphin County
Pennsylvania
John F. Fusnacht
Max
Meltyz
Harrisburg
Ninth Ward
Market Street
Eleventh Street
Cameron Street
Ninth Street
Andrew B. Potts
Eleventh * Street
Joseph Potts
Said County
Court House
Annie L. Fasnacht
ADNA
Anderson
John J. Fasnacht
William W. Smith
Grace Beatty
Samuel Beatty
Court of Common Pleas
Ridge Avenue
Sixth Street
Mel*adden
Samuel Russel
North Sixth Street
Harvey E. Knapp
Notices of Administra tion and stockholder meetings in Harrisburg area
Notices announcing Letters of Administration for multiple Steelton and Harrisburg estates with claims and debts to be settled, plus a partition sale in Harrisburg and upcoming annual bank meeting. It lists trustees, attorneys, dates, and locations including Steelton Trust Company and First National Bank Harrisburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josu Lobrenis
Steelton
Lauphin County
Steelton Trust
H. & Dress
Steelton, Pa
Miranscula
Dauphin County
Steielton Trust Company
LL Dress
Gjuru Vorkapie
Steelton Trust Company
Dress
First National Bank
Harrisburg
First Aayoral Bank
E. J. Glancy
Tale Mileff
H. Ld Dress
Notice to Harrisburg Property Owners in Sixth and Twelfth Wards
Public notice to owners of unregistered properties in the Sixth and Twelfth Wards of Harrisburg to file descriptions within thirty days from December 12, 1918 and present conveyances for stamping by the City Engineer. Penalties of five dollars plus costs apply for noncompliance. Blanks available at Room 316 Commonwealth Trust Building, 232 Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth Trust Company
Market Street
Harrisburg
Cowden
Old Charter May Be Recorded in State Records
Attorney General Brown ruled that the state may enroll and record the charter of The rector, church wardens and vestrymen of Zion Church Philadelphia County, whose 1864 articles were approved by W. M. Meredith and the Supreme Court justices. He says the case calls for liberal construction and no state rights suffer by enrollment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
State Department
Zion Church
Philadelphia County
W. M. Meredith
Supreme Court
the Heights Water Co
Lebanon
Lebanon Consolidated Water Company
Beary
Demming
Infantry Corps
National Guard
Philadelphia
Albert H. Hartung
FE. F. Blewitt
Scranton
Capitol
Dauphin County
Auditor General’s Department
Chauncey P. Rodgers, Jr
Charles A. Snyder
L. 5
Mudge
Corry
William Rogers
Hale Hill
Pittsburgh
Susquehanna and
Penbrook Extension
Penbrook Progress District
Harrisburg
Mae
The
Harry M
John B. Cohen
Alvin G. McMillan
Brumbaugh
Conference of Governors
Annapolis
Maryland
Executive
No Wage Reduction For Rail Men After Peace Is Declared
Washington reports that the Railroad Administration will not cut wages after peace is declared and that wages may stay steady if government control lasts five years as McAdoo advised. Conductor George W. Bennett of the Pennsylvania Railroad recovers at his Jefferson Street home after a severe fallback from a train injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
McAdoo
Bennett
George W. Bennett
Jefferson Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Big Meeting At P R R Y M C A For Boys And Girls
A large gathering for school boys and girls is planned at the P R R Y M C A corner Reily and Wallace streets tomorrow at 7 p.m. A series of stereopticon slides will be shown and children are invited. Doors open at 6 50 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reily and
Wallace Streets
Solf Resigns as German Foreign Minister
Berlin reports Dr W H Solf, minister of foreign affairs, has handed in his resignation which the cabinet accepted. His retirement follows prolonged strain with the Independent Socialist wing of the Ebert Haase cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berlin
Dr. W
Solf
Ebert-Haase
Ten Defendants to Plead Guilty in Special Court
Ten defendants to plead guilty in a special court as part of non jury waivers. The list includes Russell Whisler Leslie Perrin Emanuel Toomey Clarence Coles George Fox William Smith Valentine Painter Thomas Payne for non support and others for larceny assault and battery and felonious entry. Shaf fer and Murphy face automobile theft charges. A separate note reports the Theater Commission of Agriculture discussing the 1919 budget without releasing figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treas
Russell Whisler
Leslie
Perrin
Emanuel C. Toomey
Clarence E. Coles
George Fox
William H. Smith
Valentine Painter
Thomas Payne
Joseph Carter
John Jarrick
Rose Andrews
Arthur Weber
Sylvester Wilson
William Murphy
William Shaffer
William Boyer
Vernon R. Dooley
William. Evans
Shaffer
Murphy
Yankee Heroes on Home Shore
Report from the Vesle and Aisne fronts details wounded and fallen American troops. Private Louis R. Crease Hazleton Pau 109th Infantry receives shrapnel and leg wounds. Captain Warsaw Miles Princeton University alum wounded across the river. Sergeant Robert Hillas Kensington leads a patrol in Argoone forest as twenty six men are killed. Private Joseph Fiocca Philadelphia 11th Infantry fractures spine at Fismes while carrying back two wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis R. Crease
Hazleton
Pau
109Th Infantry
the Vesle
Warsaw Miles
308Th Infantry
Princeton University
Aisne River
Robert Hillas
Kensington
Philadelphia
26Th Infantry
Argoone
Joseph Fiocca
11Th Infantry
Fismes
Joint office building plan eyed for city county
City and county officials weigh a joint project to centralize offices with a new structure possibly costing up to a half million dollars. Taxpayers may see lower rates as property assessments rise. A Meade Memorial statue by Charles Gifly has been approved by the Fine Arts Commission in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poperty
Meade Memorial Monument Commission
Fine Arta Commission
Washington
Charles Gifly
Market swings as McAdoo proposal spooks rails
New York trading opens with scattered selling of transportation stocks after Director General McAdoo urges extending government control of railroads to five years. Industrials and steel dip while shippings and oils rise, reflecting railroad policy uncertainty and steel price delay. Philadelphia market features varied prices across wheat corn oats butter cheese and live poultry with broad stabilization later.
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Associated Press
New York
McAdoo
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Western
Long Island
New Jersey
Tha
Maine
Delaware
Maryland
Michigan
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Norfolk
Astern
Shore
Kansas
Truant Kiwanis Members Attend Old Home Gathering
At least a dozen truant Kiwanis members returned for a Central Y.M.C.A. building luncheon, with guests and performances marking Old Home Week ambience. Officers were elected, a Chestnut Street Auditorium benefit event was announced, and a woodchopping report highlighted the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis‘ Club
Charles E. Reeser
Frantz Premier Company
W. H. Brown
T. H. Hamilton
L. V. Fritz
K. Thomas
Henderson Gilpert
W. E. Orth
City Star Laundry
Frank J. Wallis
J. E. Rice
P. B. Rice
I. V. Frita
Charles Dunlap
Charles Goodwin
William C. Alexander
Moorhead Knitting Company
Chestnut Street
Kiwanis
Associated Aid Societies
Charles L. Schmidt
Kiwanians
W. H. Brackenridge
Robert T. Fox
Frank R. Downey
Gately and Fitzgerald
Facilities at Y M C A Must Be Enlarged
At the monthly Y M C A directors meeting the outstanding feature was the need to expand facilities to handle greatly increased work. President Arthur B. Kacon presided as Robert B. Reeves outlined rising demands after returning from illness. Reeves praised Arch G. Dinsmore and noted 1,206 members, with 253 boys active and 69 in Bible classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Kacon
Robert B. Reeves
Dinsmore
Miller
Reeves
McAdoo Seeks Five Billion Bonds for 1919 Budget
Secretary McAdoo told the House Ways and Means Committee that five to five and a half billion dollars in new bonds will be needed in 1919 to finance government operations. He cited an estimated eighteen billion dollars in expenditures, a figure committee members considered likely too low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
Congress
Washington
House
Ways
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aemeaking Company
Capital City Baking Company
Secretary of Life Company
J. Frank Slack
Taylor Lord Snavely
John A. Snavely
Parker Street
Stroup & Fox, Attorneva
Russ Isiag
Harrisburg, Pa
John Hensboyer
Dauphin
Mary Fe, Boyer
North Fifth Street
B. F. Umberger
North Second Street
STENC
Employees Loan Society
Bergner Building
Wall Street
N. Y. Ae
Dictionary of Wall Street
Howardarileys
Investment Securities
Third St
Haretxhare
Bell Phone
Peep Fava
Eee
Harrisburg National Bank
South Second Street
W. L. Gorgas
Katharine Kinter
Pusmehanne Treet
Harrisby Harvey FE
Knupp
Russ Ride
William Etrold Lindley
Union Trust Company
Insylvania, Pe
Geo. Ross Hull
Union Trust Bldg
C. T
Anna Co
Bankslate
Camp Pur Trust CO
A. J. P. Bowman
Catharine Amanda Dean
Vauphin County
Paul A. Kunkel
Russ Building
Market Square
Charles M. Ielivan
Roe
Fiarrinburg
Agnes. Sullivan
Hun
Theate Commission of Agriculture
Department
M’adoo
Chicago
Buredy
Chandler Brothers and Company
North Market Square
Pine Street
Allis Chalmers
American Can
Am Car and Foundry
RT Amer Loco
Amer Woolens Aeee BB
Anaconda
Atchison
Inspiration Copper
Kennecott Eet
Renee Teane
Kansas City Southern
Lackawanna Steel
High Valley Tee
Axwell Motors Wee
Mere Mar
Uy Mere Mar
Annes
Mex Petroleum
Midvale Steel
New York Central Tm
NYN and
H Bou
New York Ont and West
Norfolk and Western
Northern Pacific Pennsylvania Railroad
Railway Steel Spe
Ti Ray Con Copper
Republic Iron and Steel Seemeee
Southern Pacific
Southern
Studebaker
Union Pacific Wes
U Rubber
U Steel
US Steel Pfd
Utah
Virginia-Carolina Chem
Westinghouse Mig
Willys-Overland + paeee
Moorhead
Herman
City Planning Commission
University Club
William H. Earnest
Y.M.C. A
Arch G. Dinsmore
Altona
Brunswick
Burns & CO
S. Second Street
N. Fourth ST
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