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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1936
Page
3
Auto racing will return to the Central Speedway Bird-in-Hand Sunday afternoon August 30. The Central Speedway is classed as one of the fastest and safest one half mile tracks in the east drawing race fans to this oval. Sunday's program will bring together another all star cast led by the most formidable drivers in eastern independent competition.
The final week in Gretna features the side splitting comedy Marys Other Husband at the Gretna Theatre. Special features each night add extra attraction for theatergoers.
Gladys Edith Schultz alias appears before Lancaster Court of Common Pleas to show cause why William H. Schultz should not be divorced. Commanded to appear September 21, 1936 at 10 a.m. before Judge. Sheriff Tom G C Shirk serves notice. 4ts17
The court record shows a term 1936 case number 43 involving Victor H Singley and Lavinia L Singley. It references a hearing on November 21, 1986 at 10 o'clock a.m. and mentions Tom C Shirk in connection with the matter.
Court record shows Catherine H Constien and Frederick Constien involved in a term identified as 1936 No. 48. The fragment references a filing or agreement tied to both individuals with a notation "%o Frederick Constien" indicating an ownership or related designation.
Fragmentary court note from Terre, Pennsylvania, mentioning Catherine H. Constien and a figure or party named Tom CG. Shirk, with incomplete context about a common pleas setting.
Franklin P. Hardy and Hilda E. Hardy appear in a 1986 term notice. Sheriff confirms case filing and official duties in the matter.
Accounts to be presented to the Court for confirmation nisi on Monday September 21, 1936. Names include Shoemaker Leandrew and Leora K Shoemaker guardian. William J Foley guardian. Farmers Trust Co of Lancaster guardian. Lefever Mary S weak-minded. Keiser Mary M weak-minded. Luther A Hart receiver of Lancaster Trust Co guardian. Harnish John B lunatic. Jacob B Harnish committee. Schlabach Kittie Ann guardian. Mauk Adaline weak-minded. David Paul Meyer substituted guardian.
Executor's notice for the estate of Israel P. Graybill of Penn Township grants letters testamentary. Claimants and creditors are instructed to present claims for settlement and indebtedness is to be paid promptly.
Estate of Amanda B Hackman late of Penn Township has administrators named Joseph N Hackman Mary N Hackman Emma N Hackman and Adam N Hackman. Letters granted with settlement delay and attorney Joseph B Wissler listed. Residing in Warwick Township Lititz Pa. R D 5.
Estate of Fayetta C. Woomert and David H. Kreiter and Clayton E. Adams and Ralph B. Kauffman announce claims and demands against their estates. Executors and administratrices reside in Lititz Pennsylvania and requests for immediate payment and settlements are issued.
Public notice lists the executrix and the estate of Mrs Maggie Miller seeking mediate payment from claimants and those having demands against the estate to present their claims by a stated deadline. The notice outlines filing procedures and the court in which proceedings are held.
Estate of A. F. Webber late of Warwick Township deceased has administration granted to the undersigned. All debtors should pay promptly and all claimants must present demands for settlement to Joseph B. Wissler, Attorney.
A reader claims shedding 20 pounds by a light diet and Kruschen Salts daily. The letter from Elma Verille of Havre de Grace, Maryland notes improved fit of clothes and daily bowel activity without drastic laxatives.
An old ad explains kidneys remove acids and wastes via tiny filters and warns kidney or bladder issues. It promotes Cystex as a guaranteed prescription with a 1 week recovery claim and a money back guarantee, priced per day.
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