Court Notices and Settlements Highlight Local Dockets
The Courts list several civil actions with dismissals and settlements. Home Owner's Corporation is dropped. Mary Lindsey versus Maxine Howlett settled. Chas Burdsal gains authority to sell real estate. Flora Jordan case with mortgage lien and installment costs. other suits include probate, administrator actions, and marriage licenses. Ancient Church The Madeleine in Pavia described with cupolas and 54-column exterior.
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Stephen M. Smith
Augusta McClelland
Chas
S. Burdsal
Same
Chas. S‘urdial
Flora Jordan
Guy Jordan
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Forest Ely
Bertha Lee Shumate
Edith Pearl Bloome
Wm. F
Llis
Ernest Ruffner
Viola EK
Ellis Louise Thompson Janson
Evelyn I. Hamm
Rachel A F. Reinhardt
Hattie B. Reinhardt
Bethel Building & Loan Co
Pobate Court
Russell F. Speidel
Chas Courter
Anna Glaney
Elizabeth Hoerner
Billie Wilson
Nichols
Speidel & Nichols
James K. Piekelreiiner
Milford
Inez L. Fry
Newtonsville
Harry H. Shannon
Cincinnati
Nell Tiler
Williamsburg
Harmon Cover
Thomas Jefferson Thoreman
Carrie Rankin
Esther
Samuel G. Campbell
Mary Grote
James Beagle
W. M. Smythe
Esther Rinehardt
Wm. Knause
Maggie Knause
R. W. Knause
Henry Knause
Carrie Hoffman
Nettie L. Meyer
Kate Hoffman
Stella Dubling
Arthur Hoffman
K. C
Arch
Lilly Knause
Pierce Township
Viola M. Ellis
Louise Thompson Janaon
Evelyn Hammer
Viola Ellis
Hills
W.T. McCall
H. C. McCall
Distance-telling signals aid safer sea navigation
Washington D C reports on self announcing lighthouses and lightships that show mariners their distance from reefs and shoals. Twenty nine stations across Atlantic and Gulf coasts demonstrated continuous signals in daylight to test accuracy.
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Washington, D. C
United States Lighthouse Service
National Geographic Society
Atlantic
Gulf
West Quoddy Head
Eastport
Maine
Mississippi River
Cape Henry
Virginia
Poe Reef
Lake Huron
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Blunts Reef
California
Grays Harbor
Washington
Cape Mendocino
Pacific
Arkansas farmhand makes guitar from matches
Amity Arkansas farmhand Van Denny who worked for Delmos Howell at Rosebud crafted a guitar from matches. The Little Jumbo guitar used 7773% matches and 102 ounces of glue over five months, with a Bois de Arc neck. the instrument reportedly has a strong tone and louder sound than typical makeshift guitars.
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Arkansas
Amity
Ark
van Denny
Delmos Howell
Rosebud
Here
Denny
Bois de Arc
Apache Chief Maj Smiley Dies at 102 Remembered for Geronimo Capture
Globe Arizona recounts the life of Maj. Smiley, famed Apache chief and U.S. Army scout who helped capture Geronimo. He died at 102 after aging into a symbol of traditional ways amid respect for his role in history. The piece notes his dealings with modernization, a four room house, and his famed medal proclaiming him captor of Geronimo.
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Globe, Ariz
Francis M. Uplegger
San Carlos Reservation
Gila County
Maj. Smiley
Geronimo
Camp Verde
Prescott
Smiley
United States Army
Phoenix
Smily
Kiss Her Only If She Agrees Warns Scottish Court
Frank McCullough of Dundee faced common assault charges after kissing a four year old girl who asked for a penny. Sheriff Malcolm admonished him and warned any male not to kiss a lady without consent regardless of age. Lawyers debated whether a child can consent and if the case sets a legal precedent.
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London
Frank McCullough
Dundee
Scotland
Malcolm
McCullough
Plans to Found Midget Colony in Hungary
Julius Gent a 40 inch tall Budapest department store owner plans a world midget colony in Hungary. He estimates 56 000 midgets exist and proposes delegates visit to discuss roads houses and vehicles scaled to their size. He foresees tourists and a visa fee to aid Hungary financially.
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Budapest
Julius Gent
Hungary
Herr Gent
Lilliput
Youth Needle Expert Aims for World Title in Attetown
A nine year old named Richard Boyajian from Attetown Mass competes in embroidery seeking the world title. Needing skill beyond his age he already proves equal to girls in local playground sewing projects and displays rare facility with the needle.
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Massi
Richard Boyajian
Aoe
More Than Forty Percent Physically Unfit for Army Service
New York reports a survey by health authorities showing over 40 percent of men tested would fail physicals to bear arms in a national emergency. Of 1000 applicants in early 1936, 408 did not pass. eye defects and improper weight are chief causes. Public health and training urged to raise peacetime fitness.
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New York
Dia
U. S. Army
Charles Atlas
Ralph Greene
M. W. Ireland
Atlas
Army
Rea
Greene
Albino Frog Lilith Develops Yellow Streak at St. Louis Zoo
The St. Louis Zoo reports Lilith the albino bull frog is gradually turning yellow with dark freckles, creating a mottled white brown and yellow appearance. Authorities note the frog remains healthy though the change puzzles experts as yellow albinos are exceedingly rare.
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St. Louis
Lilith
St. Louis Zoo
Fort Howard Wing Restored as Antique Storehouse in Green Bay
The T wing of Fort Howard hospital, built in 1816, is being restored to resemble its original state as a storage of antiques tied to prominent figures in the region's 300 year white settlement history. Fort Howard served as a center of military social and civic life for a wide area.
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Green Bay
Wis
Fort Howard Hospital
Fort Howard
Light Glows for Hours After Current Is Off
Chicago engineers unveil a glow after power off lamp with a chemically treated shade. Demonstrated at the Merchandise Mart during home furnishings expo, the light continues to shine for hours once the bulb is turned off.
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Chicago
Merchandise Mart
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