Notice of Administration for William S. Leffard
Mary A. Leffard administratrix announces to creditors and debtors of William S. Leffard late of Warren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania that letters of administration were granted. Creditors must pay and present claims properly authenticated for settlement. Warren Pa May 30 1908. 7-2-61
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William
Leffard
Warren
Warren Co
Penn’a
Mary A. Leffard
Warren County Common Pleas
Lennel Wilber
Mary Wilber
Vunecess
Court of Common Pleas
G. Gregory
Etters
Mark Dalrymple
Zoey
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Hattie D, Walton
Terms for sale announced by administrator et al in Warren
Public sale terms to be made known at sale time. Warren Pa notice dated August 3 1903 lists Sumner E Orr as administrator with related parties in the estate matter. Auction details pending disclosure at the event.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Samuel H. Hamerly
Mary Mayze
Warren Borough
Pennsylvania
Spring Creek
County of
Warren
State of
Holland Land Company
Brokenstraw
Moses F. Lowe
Alfred Huidekoper
Harman Huidekoper
Lewis Co
Hamerly
Samuel Hamerly
Recorder’s Office
Warren Co
Joel Mattison
James Damon
L. C. Hamerly
L.C. Hamerly
H. Hamerly
Ops Creek
Columbus
Joseph Damon
Huidekoper
John Brooks
Porter Damon
A. D
Elmer D. Damon
James W. Wiggins
Orphans’ Court of Warren Co. Pa
E. Orr
Jane Orr
George Orr
Myron Waters
S. E. Orr
Sheffield Township
Sumner E, Orr
A. Warren
Obituary of Michael Lasher of North Warren at 78
Michael Lasher of North Warren died at Emergency Hospital Tuesday night after a months long illness. He had lived in the area most of his life and was 78 years old. He is survived by his wife, three daughters, and two sons, including Mrs. Mary Mack of Warren and Mrs. Ella Allen and Mrs. Fannie Dartous of Oklahoma, and sons Charles and David of Warren.
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Michael Lasher
North Warren
Mary Mack
Warren
Ella Allen
Fannie Dartous
Oklahoma
Charles and
David
The Fish in His Bed Climax of an Angling Tale
General Gallifet once an aide to Napoleon III spies a carp in the imperial pond from his St Cloud window. He fishes it in, smashing a globe and vase, then hides the catch under bedclothes. The Emperor discovers the scene, smiles, and leaves Gallifet to ponder fisherman's luck.
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Gallifet
Napoleon III
St. Cloud
Chateau
Gallifer
Imperial
Laughing tricks and a torn dress woes in transit
A London Opinion tale about a magician whose egg trick ends with a rooster on stage. A Detroit trolley superintendent faces an angry rider who demands compensation after a conductor steps on his wife's dress and tears fabric, arguing for matching the material.
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London
Detroit
Harper’s
Why does the baby cry when he looks at you
A Chicago Record-Herald joke recounts a five year old challenging his father about a newborn family member. The child quips that the baby likes his mother but also his father, then questions why the infant cries when he sees the father.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Necessity the Mother of Hanging Gardens Joke
A short quip from the Louisville Courier Journal questions who built Babylon's hanging gardens and why, suggesting a king sought to outwit neighbors' chickens in a humorous aside.
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Babylon
Louisville Courier-Journal
Farm Hands Leaning During Plowing Time
In Deseret News, farmer Ryetop notes farm workers seem to lean against barns or fences when plowing and planting, implying a political leaning. The remark links agricultural labor habits to regional political sentiment.
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Ryetop
Deseret News
Expensive study echoes in a judge’s remark
A judge comments on education costs and a student's claim of little study. The exchange reveals tensions between finances and effort in pursuing learning.
Pious Punchline Turns Grammar Lesson Into Quiet Lesson
In a classroom a teacher asks for a word ending with ous meaning full of. A student volunteers and, with flawless timing, offers pious as a punny answer meaning full of pie, provoking a silent pause then a smile.
WanTED A good correspondent at this place
Communicate with the publisher of this paper to establish contact and exchange information.
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Philadelphia
Seashore
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W. S. Clarke
Warren Savings Bank
I. Ball
Beaty
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone 165
Charles W. Stone
Ralph W.W. Stone
First Nat’l Bank
Superior
Supreme Courts
United States
Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Woodard & Lesser
Lit
Eddy
Attorney At Law
Warren National Bank Building
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prof. Hyde
Citizens National Bank
Carver House
Family Theatre
H. B. Hyde
Warren, PA
Chas. H. Smith
Second St
Tomers
The
Bell Telephone
T. J. Foley
A. A. Davis . Co
Warren Tel. Co
Switzerland
Geneva
General Gallifet
Ial
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Sea Isle City
Ocean City
New Jersey
J. Rk. Wood
Geo. W Boyd
Warren Mail
Traveler's Guide
Erie
Oil City
Olean
Dunkin
Titusville
Headquart
Kopf & Henry
Newhom
NEW Home Sewing Machine Company
Orange
Mass
B. Hill
Gail Publishing Company
Youngsville
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