Probate Court Notices and Estate Actions Summary
Inventory and appraisement filed in the estate of David Dershem. Amended petition for sale of real estate to pay debts in the estate of Lewis Weaver. Multiple wills admitted to probate including John W. Anderson and Catharine Kershner with executors appointed and bonds set. Guardianship, administrator appointments, and sale orders issued across numerous estates. Numerous real estate and personal property transactions recorded in the register of deeds detailing transfers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Dershem
Lewis Weaver
Ner
Robert G. Simison
Mary A. Swisher
Mary
Holloway
Catharine Kershner
Daniel Waynick
Elizabeth Wagner
Noah Foutz
Charles A. Williams
O. C. Bueghley
Ohio Rake
Comany
Gobigatzang
Tawrengata
Charles
Deemer
Mary B. Deemer
Simon Kisner
David Kisner
Wrg. W. Miller Varges
C. F
Mary McKhann
Ellen
Dividing the Mules and a Civic Charge on Elections
In Missouri a man died possessed of seventeen mules and three sons, leaving a sprawling will with complex shares and miscounted divisions. The sheriff strays to 18 mules, then official apportioning splits assets across Mississinawa township and Greenville lots. The piece shifts to Gettysburg on honesty in elections, railing at prize fighting, education, and moral reform, urging prohibition and restraint. It closes with funeral news for Mr. Floutz, aged nearly 86, and a push for a large Easter Sunday attendance at the M E Sunday school under a driven superintendent.
Rheumatism forms and Sloan's Liniment remedy
A public notice describes rheumatism as a joint and muscle disease with forms such as acute chronic rheumatism rheumatic headaches sciatic rheumatism and lumbago. It promotes Sloan's Liniment two or three times daily for instant relief and claims the product penetrates to the seat of trouble and soothes the afflicted part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sloan
Man with Optimistic Faith in Dr King's Discovery
Public health note extols optimism in using Dr King's New Discovery for colds. It claims the remedy penetrates throat linings, kills germs, and helps nature heal, urging readers to obtain a bottle today.
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Dr. King
Dr. King’s
Ad Wolgast and other boxing and sport notes
Ad Wolgast the best money maker among lightweights with earnings over 200000 from bouts and film rights. Soldier Kearns retires from fighting citing a shift to blacksmithing. Federal pitchers show many former big leaguers in the league, with mixed success. Bruntuz Nebraska may become the smallest town to organize baseball. Penn athletic losses versus gains across sports. Eddie Collins profit example for Mack. Travers to enter cotton trading and golf. Chicago billiards scene highlights many tables and players.
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Court House News
Probate Court
John W. Anderson
Donna M. Anderson
Amelia Myers
Guardian
Ward
Catharine Kersh
B. F
Coppess
Elizabeth Long
Enecker
Per
Callie Birt
L. D. Reigle
Rhoda
Russel Conrad
Horace Poppan
Elizabeth Longenecker
Sarah E. Myers
Frederick Kissel
Ianship
Lovina Rhoades
Hallie H. Overbeck
Virginia Overbeck
W. W. Cromwell
Landis J. Arnold
Wm. Bolen
Jacob Stocker
Max Richter
Henry L. Yount
Anna Yount
Henry J. Arnett
Flora C. Stewart
Reurben Ohler
Jesse Brown
Abigail McGriff
Hie Resia Petion
Agnes Wiley
James Good
Mary J. Good
Guar
Joseph Ray
Sarah Albright
D. P. Albright
Benjamin
John , Mutchler
Mmake
Conrad Stump
George F. Crawford
Virgil W. Bassett
Reuben Ohler
Lester L. Fourman
Kirk Hoffman
Milroy H. Harter
Restaur
Wm. Long
Common Fleas Court
Isabel Marker
Cordelia
George Kissinger
W. D. Rush
E. E. Calderwood
W. E. Deal
Emma
Wetzel
Jacob Wetzel
Frank White
Grant Forrest
Hallansburg
Anna E. Friedline
Edgar C. Coats
Mississinawa Township
Ella Lawson
Oppha Neff
Franklin Township
Mintie McCool
John Cox
A. R. Ferme
T. H. Ferree
Butler Township
Edward
M. Ammon
William Heinrich
Gordon
Angeline Passmore
Howard C. Mills
Jackson Township
Louis Ross
Martha Ross
Ville Township
Philip N. Cool
Aaron Hoyer
Adams
John I. White
Greenville Township
Mary Ei. Metler
Joseph W. Hollinger
George W. Lukenbaugh
Susie M. Lukenbaugh
Adams Township
Clayton Stuart
Ray Hoffman
Josie Shultz
C. F. Derr
York Township
Edward Cassell
Solomon Wellbaum
Pitsburg
Wm. H. Wagaman
Stella Burns
Glen K. Eller
Ira Schanck
Alexander F. Isuckley
Joseph D. Wants
Missigginawa Township
Georga Shields
Winora Jobes
van Buren Township
Catharine Daugherty
New Madison
Ezra Price
Andrew Mergler
Charles Meier, Jr
Greenville
George W. Lonarrick
Ray
Mond Bulcher
Wayne
John W. Donovan
Thomas
A. Donovan
Sepgsville Township
Thomas A. Donovan
Bessie L. Ware
Clement
Byron Long
Eli Boomershine
Patterson Township
Wm. A. Newman
Jesse L. Peters
Mississinawa
James A. Benson
Grant Robertson
Harrison Township
Richland Township
Sylvester Pierce
Richland Townalp
Calvin O. Westfall
Lona
Westfall
Missouri
Oscar Paters
W. Luehking
Lobig New Weston
McGooh
Bhys C. Westfall
Seloo Aepesin Prankin
Edwardlewin
A. J. Mideo
Samuel Hartle
Arthur Hartle
Beamsville
Hannah Hampshire
Martin
A. J. Mider
James M. Williams
Charles W. Smith
Alonzo
Journal
Gettysburg
Onc
Box
Ohio
Vail
Tures
Mexico
Syren
Galize
Sporting
Mr. Floutz
H. Martzall
Our Village
Mil
Ler
The
Lutheran Church of
Covington
Dren
M. E
M. Ki
Adv
Discovery Today
Fletcher
Ad Wolgast
Phiota
Am + svat Association
Ad Wolcast
Freddie Welsh
Severn
Iis
Boxlig
Adolph
Rivers
Ronnie
Wolgast
Adolph Hiss
Shay
Onice
Nelson
Ritchie
Nelson Wolgast
Kearns
Tom Sharkey
Sharkey
Bainly
Federal
Aten
Aloere
Wetsed
Ble
Quinn
Afitte
Bruntuz
Neb
Comununy
Wisandi Cora Tracchive
Pebraxka St Vengsue
Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
Athletic Association
Princeton
Mack
Collins
Eddie Collins
Connie Mack
Mackmen
Travers
Jerome D.travers
Armerica
New York Cotton Exchange
Chicago
United
Teice
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