Trade mark renewals urged to protect registrations
International News Service reports Leo W. Mida of Mida's Trade Mark and Patent Bureau warns hundreds of American businesses risk losing registrations if they neglect renewals. He notes 1905 act granted two year terms, many marks altered or expanded since and renewal should reflect current use.
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International News Service
Chicago
Leo W. Mida
Mida
iMida
Patent Office
Wedding Bells and Trademark Renewals Underscore Registration Rules
A discussion explains that renewals must exactly match the original mark in appearance and goods. Alterations require a new registration, not renewal. A six month pre-expiration window exists for renewals, but actions outside this window are barred. Officials note the Patent Office may flag obsolete registrations as marks of retard, though such citations can be removed by registrants.
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Maida
Patent Office
Renewal condition risks piracy of registration rights
The text argues renewal must be in the original registrant or successor name to prevent pirating. It warns that issuing registration to a new applicant could bar the rightful owner from maintaining the property due to nonrenewal.
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Fie
Vacation Reading Club Progress in Seventh Ward
Seventy three members of the Mahonnytown group in New Castle join the vacation reading club begun last spring by the New Castle free library. Four or five are actively reading for certificates, with Angeline Cagtrucci reporting the most books read. Eight books total are required for a certificate as vacation ends and a fall ceremony is planned. The library runs Wednesdays 2 to 4 pm in the Mahoningtown School building.
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Mahonnytown
New Castle
Mahoningtown School
Desertion and non-support arrest over nine years of cohabitation
Cahier of Police Ray arrested Horowitz on desertion and non-support charges despite threats to kill officers. The couple lived together nine years and have four children with Horowitz previously linked to a manslaughter case. Horowitz arraigned before a justice of the peace who set a $3,000 bond for a hearing.
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Cahier
Ray
Fireworks Show For Toledo O Sponsored By Italian Group
Toledo O will host the first show to be staged by Vitale and Compson promoters from Vitale Fireworks. A tentative September date is planned for a historical religious pageant followed by a spectacular fireworks display. A prominent Toledo Italian organization will sponsor the event.
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Toledo
Vitale and Compson
Vitale Fireworks Company
Stevenson Speaks at Wilkinsburg Meeting
P. J. Stevenson, commissioner of the New Castle Board of Trade, spoke at a Wilkinsburg Business Man's Association meeting after a noon dinner at the association headquarters. He discussed civic cooperation toward securing a hotel sponsored by the Hockenberry System, which is surveying the town. About 150 guests heard the address.
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P. J. Stevenson
New Castle
Hockenberry
Stevenson
Realty Transfers Across Shenango and Nearby Townships
Real estate transfers listed include Edwards Nye to Oak Park Camet Association in Neshannock township for 200 dollars and several other parcels. Transactions cover Shenango township Pulaski Union and Wilwood City with amounts of 1 dollar, 150 dollars, 275 dollars, and 200 dollars. Names include Stephan Pawuk T. A. Welker Clyde Snyder and William Bradford among others.
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Tow
Barnes
M. C. Barnes
Fourth Ward
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Grace
iSevond
Boys Who Broke Into Home Caught
H J Mancock reports to police that youths broke into his new home at 21 Norwood Avenue while he prepared to move in. Four boys were rounded up and a fifth named, but Hancock chose not to prosecute. The boys were sent home with a warning.
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H. J. Mancock
Norwood Avenue
Hancock
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