Eight Charged With Writing Wills in Lancaster County
The Lancaster County Bar Association, joined by the Pennsylvania Bar Association, files civil suits against eight magistrates and notaries public for illegally practicing law by drafting wills and offering legal services for a fee. Each defendant, including Paul Diehm and Wayne Martin, is named with the charge and a copy of the contested will attached. Respondents have 20 days to answer. several defendants declined comment or were unavailable.
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Lancaster County Bar Association
Paul F Diehm
Lititz
Justice of the Peace
Wayne S. Martin
Goodville
Notary Public
Raymond &. Scheckard
Columbia
Notary
Alger H Shirk
Elizabethtown
Arthur M Yeager
Lancaster County
Sheckard
Bar Association
Clay Burkholder
The
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Pennsylvania Bar Association Sets Strict Rules For Practice Law
The Pennsylvania Bar explains entry requirements to the bar with a three year study, six month clerkship, rigorous exam, and admission before state and county courts. It stresses lawyers are officers of the court and subject to sanctions, while pledging to fight unlicensed practice through ongoing suits and public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkholder
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Board of Law Examiners
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
Rambling With The Sage Of Ant Hill In Washington D C
In a Washington D C unemployment office a penny scale labeled Character Readings hints at fate for recipients. The city sees festive storefronts with holiday decor and Christmas displays along F Street as merchants anticipate a record shopping season after Thanksgiving.
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Ant Hill
Washington, D. C
D. C
Unemployment Compensation Board
Oldsters
F. Street Merchants
Bar seeks to halt eight private investigators from practicing law
Ranch Bar Attorney John Milton Ranch notes eight men connected to the bar as private investigators faced actions after copies of wills drawn by a justice or notary were attached. Wills for Henry Ollenzah James Grant and Robert Agnew are cited. The bar asks suspensions from advertising and legal work and refers the matter for possible prosecution to the District Attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Milton Ranch
Bar Association
Henry H Ollenzah
James R Grant
Philadelphia
Robert P Agnew
Columbia
Ranek
Christmas Pageant Lights the Ellipse as Eisenhower Opens Tree
The Christmas tree on the Ellipse south of the White House will be lit December 18 when President Eisenhower presses a button in Gettysburg. A sixty five foot spruce from the Black Hills of South Dakota will bear 8 000 lights and decorations. The Pathway of Peace will feature trees from states and foreign lands with non Christian symbols. The two week pageant will include services carols tableaux folk dancing and embassy staged programs. Burial on Capitol Hill notes Senator Henry C Hansborough who wished cremation and ashes scattered under an elm. A clandestine post funeral rite left him at peace in Capitol grounds and visitors on Capitol Hill were sparse amid holiday recess.
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White House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
South Dakota
Union
Capitol Hall
Henry C Hansborough
North Dakota
Congress
Congressional
Capitol Grounds
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Horizonta
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvana Bar Association
Bar Associations
Sicil
Victoria
Wayne and
Manor
Millersville
S. George St. Ph. Millersville
Ranch Bar Attorney
Texaco
Mount Joy
PENNA
Capitol Hill
Senate
House
Washington
Lancaster
Ass’n
E. Chestnut St
Lancaster, Pa
Henry E. Martin & Sons
S. Prince St. Lancaster, Pa
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