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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
7
Georgia and Karl A Krantz announce candidacies pending party primaries in September. George A Deforest seeks sheriff, Karl A Krantz seeks district attorney, Frank J Lyons runs under Republican lines.
A candidate announces their bid for Tax Collector of Warren Borough subject to Washington Party primaries in September. The statement names intent and party affiliation, signaling campaign plans and upcoming nomination process.
A Republican announces candidacy for Warren County Sheriff for the term starting January 1 1914, subject to the voters' decision at the upcoming fall primaries.
Henry H. Bassett announces his candidacy for Register and Recorder and Clerk of the Orphans Court to be decided in the Republican primaries. The notice states his official title and intent to seek office through the party process.
E. M. Hodges of Conenango Township enters the race for Prothonotary nomination subject to party voters at the upcoming primaries.
An individual declares candidacy for Tax Collector of Waren Borough subject to Democratic primaries in September 1913. The notice names the office and party and signals an election bid pending primary results.
Notice is given that the administrator of Lizzie Sigwall's estate will sell the decedent's real estate at public auction in Warren Pennsylvania on August 11 1913 at 2 PM. The sale is authorized by the Orphans Court order of July 15 1913 to settle debts. The property is located in Glade Township Warren County Pennsylvania described as beginning at a stake northeast corner of land.
Legal notices describe a two acre parcel with a dwelling and barn sold as part of tract 5486, plus 81 acres in Triumph Township to Oliver George estate, with payment terms and administrator signals. Also included is a divorce summons against Thomas Edward Murtaugh with court appearance set for September 1.
The Board of Directors calls a special meeting of stockholders to vote on an increase in capital stock. The meeting is at the company office 302 Water Street Warren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania on September 18 1913 at 2 o clock p m. Secretary M T Thomas indicates dates July 17 to September 18.
A writ of Levari Facias directs a sale at Warren Court House on Monday August 18 1913 at 2 PM. The property in Eldred Township Warren County comprises about 47 acres with starting point on the Oil Creek Road Spartansburg line. The sale follows execution in the Warren Savings Bank suit against Cyrus Stoke administrator et al.
An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 21 1913 by D B Hitchcock Benjamin E Firth Carl H Cramer and others for the charter of Lander Real Estate Company to purchase sell hold and lease real estate and enjoy all rights under the 1874 act and supplements. Solicitor D A Arird notes publication dates July 10 1913 and Aug 7 14 1913.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 19 June Term 1913 Florence Augusta Murtaugh is named in a divorce subpoena. The record notes service and legal action related to the dissolution of marriage.
Libellant Susan A. White sues Henry E. White in the June Term case number 7. A subpoena is directed to be served for first Monday in September with the date July 31 and four term day notation.
On July 29 1913 the L B Wood Company filed for dissolution in the Court of Common Pleas Warren County with a hearing set for September 1 1913 at 10 A M all interested persons may attend and show cause. Also Stanton Oil Company petition continues and several estates file accounts for confirmation and allowance in Orphans Court on September 1 at 2 P M including Richards Steen Wheelock Offerle and Musselman administrations guardianships and guardianships.
Postmaster General Burleson unveils plans to raise maximum parcel weight from eleven to twenty pounds, reduce first and second zone rates, and switch to a post office specific rate chart. He envisions eventual universal extension and autos for delivery, with a long-term goal of handling most small package transport and raising the limit to one hundred pounds.
Two men were shocked as a gray squirrel escaped a store, ran along power lines, and parked on a boardwalk pole. Police kept crowds back while the creature was hunted, then electrocuted attempting to return along its wire route. In Kansas, a cistern of hard cider on a Bonner Springs farm solved a yearlong mystery for Wyandotte county officials.
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