Notice of Attachment in Miller v Stevens Will County
In the Circuit Court of Will County Illinois March Term 1929 Frank W Miller sues Harry A Stevens Assumpsit and Attachment No 85678 a Writ of Attachment has been issued to seize two hundred dollars to be satisfied from the attached property Stevens residence is unknown and not in Illinois He must appear and plead on March term first Monday 1929 or judgement will be entered for the plaintiff. Paul V Wunder Clerk Joliet January 18 1929 Attorneys Hjalmar Rehn and H Howard Schluntz Jan 25 February 1 and 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Illinois
Will County
Circuit Court
Illinois
Frank W. Miller
Harry A. Stevens
Will
Joliet
Paul V. Wunder
Hjalmar Rehn
H. Howard Schluntz
Chancery Notice in Will County 1929 case Berkman vs Mansons
Publication notice in Joliet Illinois announces Gunhild Berkman's bill in chancery against Helen Manson and others over Lots 18 34 and 92 in Joliet Heights. Summons issued for March term 1929 returnable first Monday. Complainant solicitors John R O Connor and E H Parnell. Joliet January 30 1929. February 18-15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Will County
Circuit Court of
A. D
Gunhild Berkman
Helen C. Manson
Robert Shannon
Shannon
Paul Sarina
Sarina
Mary FE
Bill In Chancery
Chancery
Circuit Court
Joliet
Will Courty
Paul V. Wunder
John R. O'Connor
E. H. Parnell
Ill
William McDermott
Dermott
Henry Peterson
Peterson
Pleasant View Park
Bill
Joliet, Ill
Velvet care tips for removing water spots
The guide recommends treating water spots on velvet by steaming and brushing. Hold spots over a steaming kettle, lay flat and brush with the nap. Alternatively place a wet cloth over a hot iron and press the wrong velvet side through the cloth until the nap rises, then brush with a soft cloth.
Multiple Parties Named in Will County Chancery Bills
In Will County Illinois a term of chancellor proceedings lists James P. Gardner Mary C. Douglas and Mary A. Douglas Louis W. Douglas and Isadore Kowalsky and spouses as interested owners in Lots 10 11 12 13 14 in Block 6 Gordon and Strongs Subdivision and related parcels in Bowen and Grovers Subdivision. Courts set to convene on the first Monday of A D 1929 with parties William McDermott Henry Peterson and unknown heirs and owners named along with unknown representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gunhild Berkman
Helen C. Manson
James P. Gardner
Gardner
Mary C. Douglas
Mary A. Douglas
Louis W. Douglas
Douglas
Isadore Kowalsky
Kowalsky
Gordon and Strong
Bowen and Grover
Chancery
Will County
Joliet
Paul V. Wunder
John St. O'Connor
E. H. Parnell
Ill
Complex Lot Claim In North County Subdivision
A bill in chancery No. 35716 lists multiple Shields family members including Henry Mary Ella and James as parties with unknown heirs or owners claiming rights to Lot 6 in Block 1 of M. Binzen’s Subdivision in the northeast quarter of Section 28 Township 35 North. The case implicates unknown owners and seeks relief in the court.
Cleaning a Slicker With Turpentine and Solvent Rubs
Instructions describe removing spots from a slicker using a sloth dipped in turpentine with light rubbing to avoid color loss. rubbing with chloroform is also noted as effective.
Property notice in chancery case for Joliet subdivision lands
In Ay D2 1929 a bill in chancery identifies living heirs and unknown owners for Lot 23 of Pasold's subdivision, West half of Block 12, South 22 feet of Lot 1 and North 22 feet of Lot 4 in Block 76, School Section Addition to Joliet. The case is No. 35718 with Clerk Paul V Wunder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Will County
Circuit Court of
Gunhild Berkman
Helen C. Manson
Rose Pasold
Julius M. Pasold
Pasold
Maud C. Pasold
Thomas E. Fenn
Fenn
Joliet
Circuit Court
John R. O'Connor
E. H. Parnell
Joliet, Ill
Stain Removal Method For Walnut Marks
To remove walnut stains moisten the fabric in kerosene then let it sit before washing with soap and water. The method works best if applied before the garment is washed.
Griddle Tricks to Prevent Sticky Cakes
Tips from the era advise adding two to three tablespoons of shortening to batter and using a very hot griddle to prevent sticking. Scrubbing and scouring the griddle may also help, keeping pancakes from adhering during cooking.
State of Illinois Will County chancery notice Lot 32
State of Illinois Will County circuit court notices bill in chancery No 35719 names John Furmankiencz and Eva Furmankiencz with unknown owners claiming right title or interest in Lot 32 Block 5 Fairmont subdivision part of NE and SE quarters Section 34 Township 36 North Range 10 East 3rd Principal Meridian Nell Complainant's solicitors prepare the filing for public record and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Felinois
Will County
Circuit Rt
A. D
Gunhild Berkman
Helen C. Manson
John. Furmankiencz
Eva Furmankiencz
Fairmont
North East Quarter
South East Quarter
Chancery
Circuit Court
Joliet
Paul V. Wunder
John R. O'Connor
E. H. Parnell
Joliet, Ill
Unknown Owners Sought In Lot 9 Hoag’s Addition Illinois
Bill in Chancery No 35714 seeks partition or determination against Gunhild Berkman Helen C Man SOMS MONATOSEs Dail Reese Lan Bart and others and their spouses or unknown heirs to Lot 9 Block 3 Hoag’s Addition Joliet recorded November 18 1870 in Book 1 of Plats page 29. Proceedings dated February 18 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Illinois
Will County
Circuit Court of
A. D
Gunhild Berkman
Helen C
Dail Reese
Lanbart
Viola E. Meers
Robert Meers
Meers
Henryevee Meers
Ee Meers
Hoag
Joliet
Removing jello stains with lemon and cornstarch
Jello stains like orange can leave marks on fabrics. Dampen with lemon juice and cover with cornstarch. Let sit for a few hours then brush out. A second application may remove all stains and rings from the first treatment.
Scorch Damage Guidelines for Wool Silk and Cotton
The article notes that deep scorch on wool cloth is permanent while shallow scorch may be eased with fine emery paper. Silk scorch is also permanent. Cotton stains respond to soap and water or sun, with bread crumbs aiding removal. Wool burns easily and scorch marks are typically deep in the fiber.
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State OF
Ss. Circuit Court of
March Brera
Anna Shields
Henry Shields
Shields
Mary A
Alice L. Shields
Sarah A. Shields
M. Binzen
John R. O’connor
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