Rhinelander Rhinelander case delayed till Monday
The Rhinelander marriage annulment suit involving Leonard Kip Rhinelander and Beatrice Jones was adjourned by Judge Morschauser until Monday morning. Attorneys for both sides conferred in chambers amid reports of a possible settlement, with court convening later amid tense courtroom expectations.
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Rhinelander
White Plains
N.J
Leonard Kip Rhinelander
Beatrice Jones
Morschauser
Pices
Cour
Jacob Mills
Police Pension Fund Trustees Elected Today
Dachtler reported damage to clothing from smoke and water after an incident. Police area voting selects five of the eighteen officers to act as trustees of the Police Pension Fund. Current trustees include Chief E J Stankard Captain F C Myers Detective FL We Zarnke Officer Corbet Southacs and DL E Sweets.
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Police Pension
Police Area
Police Pensiont Fund
Force
Lime
Omcers
E. J. Stankard
F.C. Myers
FL We Zarnke
Oflcers Corbet Southacs
EL Sweets
Thaxe ys Will Be Cheaper The Year
Hatfield Pennsylvania reports turkey prices set to be lower than last year as more than 2,500 birds are guided to Thanksgiving markets. M B Benner, “Northern Pennsylvania Turkey King,” notes lots with forty pound birds. market prices for dressed birds show decreases. A Chicago pair unveils a splenic tray with non slip whiteware and saucers.
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Hatfield
Turkey
Elds
M. B. Benner
Ois
Wellington Minstrel Show Praised As Best Yet
Morgan Dirlem Post presented the fifth annual minstrel show at the Wellington opera house to near sold-out crowds. Wilbur Suu and Howard Page staged a professional-tinged performance with dual orchestras and a strong chorus. Local talent including Treva Hawk and Mrs Mildred Lee on piano, Ray Rowland and Lucille Nichols violins, Marcel Powell cornet, and Dan Grissinger with W J Powell on saxophones, highlighted the program. The show featured skits and musical numbers with favorable notices for the canowy white and yellow stage, and audience response remained enthusiastic throughout.
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Wellington
Morgan Dirlem Post
Legios
Opera House
Wilbur Suu
Howard Page
Bob Foster
Walter Cole
Mort Wadsworth
Charles Willard
Hurstle Walters
Obrig
Horace McLafflin
Thomas English
Ed White
Harryn Gallatio
Tra Lee
Paul Inwright
Ernest
Onner
Warhaus
Norman ¥Agnes
Isdom
Matt King
Boob
Sue 2
Andy Murray
Abraham
Moonlight
Moses
Paul Wainright
Frosty Evans
Harry
Ya's Talented Taresters to Play at Eagles Hall Dance
The Ya's Talented Taresters will furnish the music for the dance at the Eagles hall this evening. Attendees of the Eagles dances anticipate a fine time at the event.
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Eagles
Residents Visit Families Amid Domestic Notes
Nov 20 reports Walter Walker and son Oberlis visiting Gibsons. Henry Schenk and son Carol visited their cousin Amherst. Mr and Mrs Schubert and son Fred, Carrie and Celia Heeson of Elyria, and Chas Harris selling his farm to move to Elyria. Clarece Albright and Iame spent Sunday with relatives in Amners. Mrs Laurence Schact attended a funeral of the fat.
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Walter ‘Walker
Oberlis
Henry Schenk
Carol
Amherst
Airs
Schubert
Fred
Carrie
Celia Heeson
Elyria
Chas. Harris
Claresce Albright
Iame
aAmners
Laurence Sehact
Amherst Social Notes and Local Incidents
Mrs Ulrich of Amherst hosts in town while Richard Sandreck two year old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Sandreck suffers a severe scalding from hot water last Sunday. Dr Miller of Oberlin treats the injuries. Wil Berg and Ed Sanslow visited friends in Sandusky Sunday. Women’s Farm Bureau Club met at Grange hall Tuesday. Walter Bates of Amherdsted and Martin Schroeder family called on Fred Dergs.
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Ter
Ulrich
Amherst
Richard Sandreck
Henry Sandreck
Dr. Miller
Oberlin
Wil Berg
Ed. Sanslow
Sandusky
Women's Farm Bureau Club
Grangemescay
Walter
St Hospital
Fon Bates
Martin Schroeder
Amher
Fred Dergs
el Hoek 'Lan
Trial adjourned amid caution over possible mistrial risk
The court paused the inquiry into new facts with EL set to lead Jacobs on the matter. The motion to postpone to Monday was granted by Judge Davis after a warning to jurors not to be influenced by outside factors. Judge Storschauser urged utmost care to avoid any mistrial.
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Ato
Jacobs
Ale
Davis
Storschauser
Ben Elemes
Fire sale moves on Broad Street storefront
Preliminary notices indicate Dachtler and Dachtler, with Alan 79, selling garments and Gren's furnishings from a Broad Street location opposite Court Street to rooms formerly occupied by the Amer Theater. A women’s handbag sale is planned this week as part of a growing tourist trade.
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Dachtler
Achtier
Alan
Gren
Ar Leust
Broad Stree
Court Street
Amer
Broad Street
Mr. Chartes
Egypt
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