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Newspaper
Lititz Record
Location
Lititz, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1929
Page
7
Legal notices announce the administration of the estate of Agnes Dullakohn, late of Warwick Township. Paul W. Eckert is administrator, with Joseph B. Wissler as attorney, urging all creditors to present claims and debtors to make immediate payment to the undersigned at Brunnerville, Pa.
John L Ruth executor invites all heirs and creditors to settle debts and present claims for the John F Ruth estate. Letters testamentary granted. claims to be presented to Zimmerman Myers Kready attorneys at Lancaste r Pennsylvania for settlement.
Estate of Catherine E. Smith late of Lititz Pa distributes letters testamentary have been granted to Tarry Smith and J Monroe Smith executors all persons indebted or having claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned at Lititz Pa Executors Tarry Smith J Monroe Smith
Prothonotary's notice states that accounts are to be presented to the Court for confirmation on Monday February 18 1929. The hearing date is March 25 1927 and lists trustees in bankruptcy John Hertz ler John A. Coyle Esq Charles Hager Esq and others including I Scott Sith trustee in bankruptcy Norman R. Hoffman Henry Rich J R Kuhns assignees of Abram Grove and Emer B. Grove executor E E Grove deceased Landis Milton L a lunatic The Lancaster Trial Co Committee Atlante Shafer Lester J weak minded The Lancaster Trust Co Guardian Co E HELM Prothonotary.
Neffsville and nearby towns host a Sunday mix of visitors and gatherings. Edward Koch of Philadelphia and Harrisburg visitors joined local families, while Fernsbury and Drumore hosts hosted guests. Some entries mention ill relatives, weekend visits, and extended family gatherings in Lancaster and Lititz areas.
A fragmented historical note recalls 1818 as the start of the rubber industry with Thomas Habeink. It mentions a first place in London as a hub and references early processes like vulcanization by Macinrosh and Gandyeye.
A fragment notes Atlantic cable placements and shoreward protections, outlining measures and distances for laying sections. Details mention per nautical mile weights and completion considerations for underwater sections.
Alias summons for divorce announces Charles E. Cunningham versus Anna C. Cunningham. Anna is ordered to appear in Lancaster before the Court of Common Pleas on Monday February 18 1929 at 10 o clock to show cause why the marriage should not be dissolved. Sheriff P P Dattisman signs the command.
To Harry Paul Boyer you are commanded to be here and respond in the matter of Erma Boyer versus you for divorce. This order comes from P. P. Dattis man Sheriff.
William Dochterman files a subpoena for divorce against Esther Ann Barr Dochterman. The case appears in January Term 1929 No 27, naming P. P. DATTI SMAN as counsel or involved party. The document references Esther Ann Barr Dochterman as the spouse, with Dochterman as the initiating party.
The fragment indicates a notice involving Harry E Fish and Mary E Fish with a term and a directive not to Mary E Fish from the said Harry E Fish. The text is incomplete but this suggests a legal or notice action likely about a will, trust, or property involving both individuals.
1929 court notice orders Samuel T Gray to appear at a Court of Common Pleas at 1 o clock a m to show cause why Jennie M Gray should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony contracted with him.
In 1929 docket No 41 a court admonishes Earl E Brodis to Christine Brodis that he should not be divorced from the bonds of matrimony. The fragment notes an order against divorce from the marriage between Earl E Brodis and Christine Brodis.
A notice states that Mabel G Shank and Charles M Shank dispute a divorce bond from 1929 and asserts the bond remains valid, maintaining the matrimony contract with the named party. The claim references 1929 proceedings and the involvement of Charles M Shenk.
Tex Rickard signed me to fight for King again before he went west. I will go through with that contract as though he were alive. He never went back on his word with me, and I won’t go back on mine.
Bohemian reformer John Huss met martyrdom when burned at the stake on a date recorded as June 6 1415 his works previously condemned and his ashes cast into the River Rhine as reported by historical texts.
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