Citizenship Court Requests Additional Proceedings
A garbled note reports requests to the Citizenship Court for further steps. It mentions sections, maturity, actors, and a division of numbers but the meaning is unclear.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1922
Page
5
A garbled note reports requests to the Citizenship Court for further steps. It mentions sections, maturity, actors, and a division of numbers but the meaning is unclear.
A dismissed case involves Paradise Soda Grill amid unclear archival text. The fragmentary report mentions parties and a legal action, with little verifiable detail available in the readable portion.
In a common pleas court Jee Mills Tay faced charges from his former wife Millia alleging he failed to meet a two month support order. Mills stated he would pay the support for the children if granted visiting rights. The judge postponed the case for 20 days to resolve visitation if visits are refused.
Wansren as administrator of the Lucille John Dudley estate petitions the common pleas court today for permission to sell multiple lots in Russia township to settle debts amounting to a specified sum. The action aims to liquidate assets to pay creditors of the late Mr Dudley in Oberlin.
Hughes Roagnes, attorney for Weston Reserve Finance Co. of Lorain and Slyria, resigns his position. Attorney Ion Stetson of Elyria is appointed to succeed Hughes.
An advertisement promotes Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound to darken gray hair naturally. It claims the formula, mixed at home or bought ready made, restores youthful appearance by evenly concealing gray strands with daily use.
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