Grace K Blantz and Roy B Blantz Subpoena for Divorce
Grace K Blantz and Roy B Blantz are summoned by subpoena in the October Term 1929 of the Court of Common Pleas at Lancaster Pennsylvania. They must appear in person on Monday November 18 1929 at the courthouse to show cause why Grace K Blantz should not be divorced from Roy B Blantz. Sheriff P P Datisman issues the order.
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Roy B. Blantz
Lancaster
Court of Common Pleas
Grace K. Blantz
P. P. Dattisman
Charles N. Fretz
Carles N. Fretz
Mary B. Fretz
Walter Kirk Gilgore
Trelen L. Gilgore
C. Frank Myers
Frank Myers
Mabel F. Myers
Blanche P
Rice
Clarence S. Rice
Emma E. Reese
Robert Potts
Harvey H. Reese
Constance McKay Scott
A. E. Scott, Jr
Kathryn Dommel
Charles A. Dommel
H. Stephen Burkholder
Pearl L. Burkholder
Joseph Krallinger
Lena Kroeck Krallinger
Austin
Theodore Rohrbaugh
Austin Theodore Rohrbaugh
Anna Hershey Rohrbaugh
Florence Clevenger Costello Subpoena Divorce Notice
Florence Clevenger Costello is ordered to appear in Lancaster Pennsylvania on November 18 1929 to show cause why she should not be granted a divorce from Michael Costello. The notice cites a divorce action filed in 1929 and requires personal appearance before the court.
FRETZ Divorce Subpoenas Proceed in Lancaster Court
Mary B. Fretz sues Charles N. Fretz for divorce by subpoena dated October 1929 in Lancaster Pennsylvania. The document lists appearance orders for both parties with judges named Walter Kirk Gilgore and Trelen L. Gilgore and sets a morning hearing time.
Subpoenas Issued for Divorces in Lancaster Term 1929
Court notices in Lancaster list October Term 1929 cases with alias subpoenas for divorce. Several respondents including Mabel F Myers, Blanche P Rice, Harvey H Reese, Constance McKay Scott, Kathryn Dommel, H Stephen Burkholder, Joseph Krallinger and Anna Hershey Rohrbaugh are ordered to appear November 18 1929 to show cause why divorce should not be granted.
Roof Repair Offer Promises Half-Price Renewal
Property owner is urged to mail requirements and address for a roof renewal estimate. The contractor promises a leak free result at half the cost of a new roof, compatible with metal slag or composition roofs and regardless of flatness.
Bear cub collared after Harrisburg area sighting
An 85 pound bear cub roamed several hamlets near Harrisburg on Sunday. Hunter Frank L. Hoffer of Hummelstown shot the bear after a license claim, only to find the collar bearing the owner’s name. The cub had escaped from a cave cage nearby.
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Harrisburg
Frank L. Hoffer
Hummelstown
Hoffer
Stripped Home Becomes a House in Strangers Eyes
The piece argues that neglecting home repairs lowers value and increases future costs. It urges consulting a local carpenter for estimates and advice. It notes certain materials suit specific uses and promises reliable value in its materials.
Forest loss shrinks America’s virgin lands to a fraction
The article notes America now retains only a small portion of its original 822 million acres of untouched forest. It discusses the dramatic reduction and implications for conservation, highlighting the dwindling share of virgin woodland and calls for renewed protective measures.
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America
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Florence Clevenger Costello
Helen L. Gilgore
Clarence P. Rice
RE. Scott, Jr
Pearl L, Burkholder
Lena Kroeck
Krallinger
Anna Hershey
Rohrbaugh
S. A. Benkley
Lititz
Long & Company Coal, Lumber and Building Materials
Detroit
Toronto
Manheim
Ephrata
Denver
Reading
Allentown
LVRR
Suspension Bridge
MCRR
Cnrys
Robert L. Fry
Willard
MILES
Leasant
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Rosco
Royce
Hudson- Essex
L. Neff
East Main Street
Lititz, PA
Majestic
W. H. Keath
Broad Street
Penna
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