Notice to Non-Residents in Indiana Divorce Case
Kosciusko Circuit Court in Warsaw, Indiana, 1914, requires non resident defendant Charles C. Yohn to appear by September 1914 for divorce action filed by Eva. The clerk and attorneys Eschbach and Sloane report the defendant’s non residency and publish notice of the filing and required appearance. The record also notes local social items and community notices in Warsaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eschbach and Sloane
Charles C. Yohn
Indiana
Kosciusko
Warsaw
Biscuits Sealed at British Legation Bound for Windsor
Historical note recalls weekly messengers delivering a sealed box of special biscuits to Queen Victoria via Brussels and Dover, guarded by court orders. The box, prized as a royal favorite, was carried with official seals from the British Legation to Windsor, highlighting ceremonial care in royal provisioning.
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Paris
Vienu
Brussels
Queen Victoria
Leopold
Windsor
Dover
London
Constipation Remedies Promoted by Dr King and Rager
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for constipation and related ailments. It claims the body is poisoned by waste buildup and promises relief from headaches and other troubles. Endorsed by Rager & Jantz.
Notaries George A Brush Charles C Hanson At Record Office
Public notice invites inquiries to the Record Office for notarial services. The pair George A Brush and Charles C Hanson are listed as notaries available during business hours to assist with any in the line of notary work.
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George. A. ‘Brush
Charles C. Hanson
Record of legal notice publication guidance
This fragment requests guidance on placing legal notices with chosen newspapers and warns not to let attorneys publish without client direction. It mentions appointments, administrator, executor, guardian, and real estate sales and urges control over notice publication.
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Ion
Record
SAN
Guardian
Yeu
Mystery lodger dies in Bloomsbury house guarding secrets
An elderly inventor, living as a hermit in Bloomsbury, dies in his cluttered rooms after paying rent by post. His landlady recalls his fear of recognition and isolation as investigators note his failed attempts to keep others away. No one claimed his contraband life.
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Avery
Bloomsbury
Etter
Tiotice
Make
Local visitors and notes from Monterey area
Charles Forsythe of Monterey visited his mother Mrs Fred Sunday and husband. Wilmer Shireman of Laeville spent several days visiting the Shireman Smith home. Over 1 000 sheets of sheet music were available at the RECORD office. Mr and Mrs Cyrus Deaton and daughter Hazel visited Sunday.
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Charles
Forsythe
Monterey
Fred
Wilmer- Shirema
Laeville
Cyrus “Deaton
Hazel
Sun
Ball
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Lloyd Saner
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Langtman
W. W. Hilland
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Max Glacier
Record Office
George Hammer
Maud Culbert
Rev Park
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Mable Douglas
Manchester
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Wiltrout
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Singapore
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Peter
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