Hugus and Caldwell Attorneys for Estate Notice
Legal notice filed May 26 references Hugus and Caldwell as estate attorneys with actions set for June 29 16 23 20 in related proceedings.
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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1923
Page
39
Legal notice filed May 26 references Hugus and Caldwell as estate attorneys with actions set for June 29 16 23 20 in related proceedings.
State police reports show 22 arrests in the past week enforcing prohibition laws in Harrisburg area. Six autos and two trucks were seized. 18 bootleggers, 3 moonshiners, and a hotel man were among those arrested. Liquor seizures totaled 356 quarts of whiskey, 98 gallons of moonshine, 130 gallons of alcohol, 22 barrels, 108 cases, 966 bottles of beer, and 30 gallons of hard cider.
E. C. Snyder of New Castle now living near Jackson Centre recounts a valuable old violin in his possession. Used at President Harrison's 1841 inauguration, the instrument, presented by Mrs. Henry of Greenville, is a historic relic seen at his Mercer county farm and valued for its sweet tone.
Clarence Mentzer yard master of the Philadelphia and Reading yards in Harrisburg was instantly killed when an iron hook he carried struck a power line carrying 3 300 volts. The accident occurred today and the victim was pronounced dead at once. Mentzer was a veteran employee with the railroad and his death shocked the local yard community.
A lioness and two cubs arrived at Le Bourget from Rotterdam aboard an airplane. Rail strikes and Dutch railway refusals prevented rail transport. The lions were consigned to Marcel, a Paris lion tamer known for prior exhibition ventures. The animals appeared uninjured after their journey.
A Pittsburgh machinery salesman, visiting the News office, said promoters recently bought a complete newspaper outfit for a new venture named the Dispatch. The plan is for the paper to cover the field formerly held by the Pittsburgh Dispatch, which was bought and suspended. Backers are said to provide strong capital and top equipment to ensure success.
In the estate of Clara Funkhouser late of New Castle Fourth Ward Lawrence County Pennsylvania executor J Lawrence Hogue petitions Orphans Court No 19 June Term 1923 to authorize a private sale to Joseph Palus and Eleanor Palus for 3500 dollars. Hearing set July 2 1923 at 9 00 am in Court Room on the description lot No 3 in Hiram S Miller replot fronting 40 feet on Randolph Street with a two story frame dwelling. The property conveyed to Clara Funkhouser September 24 1918. Court notice appears in Legal June 9-16-23.
In Bridgeport Ohio on June 23 a man accused of wife beating swam a creek to flee officers. Detectives pursued into the slick opposite bank where the fugitive fell back into custody. He was soaked and fined $50.
Naples reports a New York firm has submitted proposals for constructing port defense equipment here. Government likely to accept the bid with final plans to be presented soon. Payments would be deferred over several years.
A discussion notes demand for historic tables including old mahogany and oak pieces. Some carry famed associations such as the table Napoleon used to sign his abdication, and a mahogany table claimed to have washed ashore in Clare after the Spanish Armada wreck.
Legal notice attested by E T Algier borough secretary and approved by Burgess M G Minner on June 7 1923. The brief record confirms authentication of a local legal title document.
Auditor E F G Harper will attend to duties of the First and Final Account for Hubbard D B Williams deceased at 21 South Mill Street New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania on Monday June 25 1923 at 10 o clock a m all interested may attend if proper per the court in No 39 June Term 1923 O C A
Jennie M Martin administratrix of William H Martin estate in New Castle Lawrence County Pennsylvania asks all debtors to settle immediately and all creditors to present claims for payment. Notices run in June and July 1923.
A brief stage dialogue from the Boston Tran features a couple in a witty exchange about sitting closer to the music. The exchange plays on listening and proximity with a light, flirtatious tone.
Letters of administration granted by the Register of Wills of Lawrence County to Emma Davies of New Castle PA. All debts owed to the estate should be paid promptly, and all claims must be filed. Emma Davies 1023 Adams St. Legal notices run June 9 16 23 30 and July 7 14.
Notice states Pennsylvania Ohio Coach Lines seeks a public convenience certificate from the Public Service Commission to operate bus service along Washington Street Atlantic Avenue Elmwood Street and Liberty Street to an overpass of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in New Castle. A hearing is set for June 28 1923 at 8 30 am in Pittsburgh before the commission. Douglas D Storey attorney for applicant House Evans & Baker Harrisburg listed. Legal June 16 23.
Notice announces an application by Pennsylvania-Ohio Electric Company to discontinue street railway service on Mahoning Avenue Cedar Street Clayton Street and Liberty Street in New Castle Pennsylvania until further order of the Commission. Attorney for Applicant Legal June 16 23.
Washington reported Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans announced the Ku Klux Klan will not parade in New York City in defiance of regulations. He said Klansmen are pledged to respect authority and no parades would be held if prohibited anywhere.
Residents complain of alleged spooning parties in cars parked near Albert Street School. Police ordered to investigate after neighbors complain the activity lasts all night and disrupts the quiet of the district.
Amar notes an abundance of alcohol in New York leads to people feeling guilty when looking up at those intoxicated, reflecting a social tension around drinking and public behavior.
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