Sale of Real Estate in Warren County Estate of Andrew Simonsen
By order of the Warren County Orphans Court Margaret Simonsen administratrix will sell at public auction on April 19 1915 at 2 PM the East Warren properties Lot 192 on Third Street Linwood Avenue and a five foot rear strip of Lot 191 with a two story frame dwelling. Cash on confirmation. Attorney A G Eldred. March 25.
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Orphan's Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Margaret Simonsen
Andrew Simonsen
Warren
East Warren
Recorder's Office
Third Street
Linwood Avenue
Recorder’s Office
The
Orphan’s Court
A. G. Eldred
Administrator's Sale of Conenango Lot in Warren County
Court announces public sale at Warren Courthouse on April 16 1915 at 2 PM. Parcel is lot 21 in Curtis Plot No 2 in Conenango Township, fronting Second Street and extending to Jackson Run with a frame dwelling. Purchase requires 100 cash day of sale. remaining balance due April 26 1915 after sale confirmation. GUST WESTLING, Administrator. Warren Pa March 24 1915.
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the Orphan's Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Conenango
County of
State of
Curtis
Recorder of Deeds
Second Street
Jackson Run
Administration Notice for Helen Westling Estate
Litters of Administration granted to the undersigned for the estate of Helen Westling of Conewango Township Warren County Pa deceased. Creditors and debtors are asked to settle promptly and present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Administrator Shawkey Attorney. March 17, 1915.
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Helen, Westling
Conewango
Warren County
Gust Westling
Shawkey
Notice to creditors of estate of O H Wilson
Administrator C T A Wesley O Wilson of Warren County Pennsylvania announces probate of the estate of O H Wilson late of Pittsfield Township. Creditors must pay debts promptly and claimants must present authenticated demands for settlement by the date shown. March 1, 1915. Warren Pa. Mar. 1861.
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Wesley O. Wilson
C. T. A. Warren
DIES AFTER DISCOVERY OF FORGERY OF NOTES
Rev. Dr. Charles M. Aurand, a leading Lutheran minister in Central Pennsylvania, died suddenly at his Selins Grove home after bank notes he allegedly discounted with forged endorsements were revealed. The case involved Roscoe C. North and Keemer C. Walter of local banks who reported the forged signatures. Aurand, about 60, had faced major financial ventures and built an elaborate home after moving to Selins Grove two years earlier.
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Selins Grove
Charles M. Aurand
Pennsylvania
Roscoe C. North
First National Bank of
Keemer C. Walter
Farmers’ National Bank
Aurand
Auerand
Milroy
Maytown
Berwick
Martinsburg
Altoona
Williamsport
Trenton
N. J
New Jersey State Senate
House of Representatives
Printed Envelopes for Name and Address Service
Advertises printing 100 envelopes with name and address for 50 cents cash with order. Mentions Mail Printing Co. in Warren Pennsylvania.
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Mail Printing Co
Warren, Pa
Virginia farmer rushes to wed in Washington scamper
Marcellus F. Wiley a 68 year old Virginia farmer from Highland County arrives at City Hall with a taxi driver to secure a marriage license for Pearl K Burns 27 of Bolar Virginia. Lacking a minister Wiley improvises with Rev H F Downs of Wesley church and explains the rush to wed before leaving on a trip back to Staunton area after two weeks of courtship.
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Washington
Marcellus F. Wiley
Highland County
Pearl K. Burns
Bolar
Mr. Wiley
Kroll
H. F. Downs
Wesley M. E. Church
Wiley
Staunton
Pearl
Panama Canal
Clerk Kroll
Lenore L. P. Nugent
Arcenius I. Harvey
Silver Spring
Miss Nugent
Dissolution Notice for Phillips Drug Company
On March 8 1915 Phillips Drug Company filed in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania a petition seeking dissolution. A hearing is set for April 26 1915 at 10 00 AM when interested parties may appear and show cause against granting the petition. G Eldred is solicitor for the petitioner.
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Phillips Drug Company
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Pennsylvania
G. Eldred
General Carting and Teaming Services Featured
Pailey and partners run heavy moving and handling of pianos and household goods with careful service. Telephone connections listed as Bell No. 84 Warren Tel. Co.
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Bell, No. B. Warren Tel. Co
Farmers as Financiers and World Prosperity Link
The article argues European war heightened farmer influence on global finance and urges maximum crop production on reclaimable land to offset wartime wealth destruction. It cites President Wilson and USDA data on 1914 crop remaining on farms, plus rail and cooperative efforts shaping agriculture and export trends.
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Europe
America
South America
Australia
Wilso
Department of Agriculture
Southernany
Convice
Ers
Railway Com
Upnnies
Comeration
United States
Comto
New York
Luxemburgs Quiet Land Amid War Rages. Tiny Duchy Fends
The National Geographic Society notes Luxemburg, a 998 square mile realm with about 250000 people, has been largely overlooked as Europe fights. It boasts a small standing army of 200 with 150 police, rich iron deposits, and a aging Grand Duchess ruler. railroads and duties are run by the German Empire.
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Washington, D. C
Duchy of
Luxemburg
National Geographic Society
Europe
Grand Duchy
France
Pyrenees
Kamchatka
Pacific
House of Representatives
Italy mobilizes Alpine troops for frontier defense
Rome reports the Alpine troops born in 1883 are called to colors for 45 days. Artillery and engineer reserve officers join for 60 days from April 16. Italy’s frontier defense relies on 8 Alpine regiments, 2 mountain artillery regiments, heavy and fortress artillery, plus engineers and rail and telegraph units.
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Rome
Paris
Italian War Department
Italy
Ice
War Depopulates German Universities
War in Europe has nearly emptied the classrooms and professorial chairs of Germanys twenty one great universities. Before the war they housed over 50 000 students with Berlin alone near 10 000.
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Washington, D. C
Europe
Germany
Berlin
National Geographic Society
Benjamin Franklin
Goettingen
Leipsic
Munich
Heidelberg
United States
Ward announces candidacy for county commissioner in 1915 primaries
W D Ward of Glade Township declares his run for County Commissioner as a Republican candidate in the September 1915 primaries and seeks support from voters. The notice appears as a formal political announcement.
Candidate for County Commissioner in Republican Primary
Adv A G Mook announces candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primary to be held in September 1915. Support appreciated.
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Adv
Eyestrain and vision care urged for school children
An optometrist warns that eyestrain causes headaches and mental dullness in children. Regular eye exams and correction of vision issues are emphasized as foundations for better learning and health. Office hours and location are given as 9 am to 8 pm at 348 Penn Avenue West over the Citizen's National Bank.
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Citizen’s National Bank
Penn’a Avenue West
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Jim
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Duchy OF Luxemburg
W. D. Ward
Glade Township
A. CG
MOOK
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GOK
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L. C. Bady
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West
H. B. Hyde
Optometris
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Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
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A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
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