Notices of unknown heirs in Putnam County case
In the Circuit Court at Unionville a petition by Putnam County parties seeks to obtain a decree to ascertain the estate title and issue in the matter of unknown heirs of several deceased individuals. The case will be heard at the Circuit Court in Jenin County with publication in the Osenville Republican for four weeks. A true copy is on file with Clerk MARTIN Coleman and attorney R. P. Little.
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George W. Nown
Tseorce
Mathias Bitper
Mathias Bitner
Leonard Schafer
Dehafer
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Aller
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The Khedive Abbas An Egyptian Sovereign’s English Education
The Khedive Abbas is described as highly educated and industrious. He learned English in childhood, studied at the Haxius school in Geneva and the Theresianum in Vienna, and took a military and broad scholarly training. Multilingual and energetic, he governs from Abdin and Ras el Tin, with private estates at Koubbeh and Montazah. He runs farms in the Nile valley, earns a substantial official income, and pursues music with a private band. He is a devout Muslim, monogamous, and devoted to his Circassian wife and their children.
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Sunday School Lesson on The Healing of a Blind Man
The passage cites John 9 1 7 and related notes with commentary on Jesus healing a man born blind. It covers the miracle, the reaction of neighbors and Pharisees, and remarks from the church supplement on the festival of tabernacles and Jesus discourses on Living and Freedom. The piece reflects on belief, opposition, and the call to the church.
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Burlington Hospital Fall Term Begins Sept Ist
The fall term starts September 1 at Burlington Hospital with a limited number of applicants admitted. The annual lecture course is run by seven prominent Burlington physicians who will each deliver seven lectures on important medical subjects. For more information contact the Superintendent of the Burlington Hospital in Burlington Town.
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