Land Parcels in Eldred Township Listed in Sheriff Sale
Tracts in Eldred township Warren County are described for sale under a sheriff action. The notice names Truman Reynolds heirs and related owners, including N H Leach and Carrie Reynolds, with multiple parcels totaling about 275 acres, and an existing house and barn. The sale is conducted by Sheriff B G Gregory with court action against the Reynolds heirs and related parties, dated August 16 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Common Pleas
Pauline Hansen
Hermanson
Libellant
Christen Hansen
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
B. G. Gregory
Emmett L. Mix
Effie L. Mix
Borough of
Sach
Katherina Zimmerman
John Zimmerman
Jennie RK. Freedman
Harris Freedman
Lelia Hazlett
Louis T. Hazlett
Otice
Orphans’ Court
Hedwig Offerle
Jacob F. Offerle
Antonella V. Barker
Lodesky U. Manley
Byron B. Horton
Bear H. Ham
Erastus Barnes
A. J. Brown
Cyrus F. Brown
Myrtle Brown
Franklin H. Brown
Augustus Jones
Lizzie N. Jones
Caroline Simmons
W. F. Henry
John K. McClintock
John H. McClintock
Mary A. Leffard
W. 5. Leffard
Frank J. Lyons
Andrew Maher
Rose Maher
Clara ©. Orr
Mary McGrath
F. D. Kinnear
W. D. Kinnear
W. B. Dawson
John P. Sage
William 5. Clark
Samuel Hopper
W. C. Kelley
Frederick Springstead Fox
Anne Springstead
Hattie DD. Walton
Mark Darymple
Charles Schimmelfeng
Hamilton
Frazine
George N. Frazine
A. J. Hazeltine
Core M. Dalrymple
Eldred Township
Pennsylvania
Flora Bush
Charles van Guilder
N. H. Leach
Sanford and Star Road
Thompson’s
Truman JD. Reynolds
Phebe
Towit
Flora Brush
Charles 8. Keefer
Eldred
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley and
Pittsburg
County of
State of
Star
Sanford
Sundell
Recorder’s Office
Truman D. Reynolds
Carrie Reynolds
Leroy C. Eddy
Nathan Henry Reynolds
Everett Ellsworth Reynolds
Florence Lascal Reynolds
Savonah Isabell Reynolds
Austin Daniel Reynolds
Truman Dd. Reynolds
Anna H. Smith
Ten Little Bachelors Rhyme Ends in Conflict
The poem recounts a decreasing sequence of bachelors from ten to none as each incident removes a suitor. Narrated by Sam S. Stinson, it weaves antics from tying a shoe to war, nursing capture, a pony ride, and a fatal love choice concluding with a bleak final line.
Marriage Mania Warned by Atlanta Minister
The Rev Dr Broughton of Atlanta urges young men to wed yet divorce court records show increasing marriage trends among young men, suggesting clerical caution may be overdue.
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Broughton
Atlanta
Senate Would Not Hire Bryan For Full-Time Role
The Senate could not match a salary that would compel W. J. Bryan to abandon lecture engagements, even if his full attention were desired.
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Senate
W. J. Bryan
The Delay Cause and a Lesson in Language
The article recalls an Indian anecdote where a Middlesex battalion awaiting boots for a Delhi parade faced a miscommunication. A Calcutta firm sent a garbled telegram about male and female and middle sex, prompting a humorous misunderstanding. The piece then contrasts pride with a poem by David A. Wasson praising humility.
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India
Middlesex Regiment
Delhi
Calcutta
Middlesex
Pugilist Editor Mulls Quitting Writing Job
A famed heavyweight, once sporting editor, laments daily writing, claiming he has tried every pen and gadget to lighten the task and contemplates resignation. A friend suggests an amanuensis, but the boxer-editor remains doubtful and considers quitting.
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Jim
John
Coma Man Confesses He Felt Alive Through Cold Feet
A young man believed dead by friends was found to be in a coma. He explains his senses kept him aware he was alive, noting cold feet and hunger as signs. He reasons if in heaven he would be fed, and in hell his feet would not be cold.
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Earth
Prize winner asks to swap carving set for meat knife and fork
General Creagh recalls awarding a carving set to a private who then asked to exchange it for a more usable meat knife and fork. The corporal explained the carving tools were impractical at mealtimes and requested a practical replacement.
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India
Creagh
General Creagh
Emerson on Knowledge and Nature as Riches
A quote by Emerson extols the man who knows nature and its sweet virtues in earth, water, plants, and skies as the true rich and royal figure. It claims mastery comes from calling on nature to aid the master’s craft and enchantments.
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Emerson
How to Make a Noise
Highland Harry seeks fame in England and asks a famed Scotsman for advice on making a splash. The veteran shipbuilder fixes him with a steady gaze and delivers a single curt command: Hoot, mon.
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Harry
England
Inquirer
New York Tribune Farmer profiles Dr C D Smead as top veterinary surgeon
The article traces Dr C D Smead of Logan New York from farm youth to renowned veterinarian praised by Dr J C Currier. It credits his lifelong study and practical care for improving animal health and notes the Tribune Farmer subscription offer of one year for $1.75.
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New York Tribune Association
New York Tribune Farmer
J. C. Currier
Minnesota
C.D. Smead
Logan
N. Y
Sion
New York Tribune-Farmer
America
Tribune-Farmer
Mam
Rockefeller preachers clash over Baptist creed in New York
A Cleveland pastor questions the New York pastor of Mr. Rockefeller saying he is not a good Baptist. The exchange centers on differing creeds between the two clergymen and how it reflects on Rockefeller.
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Mr. Rockefeller
Cleveland
New York
Depew Pays His Rail Fare Amid vested interests
The remark notes Chauncey M. Depew paying his own railroad fare, illustrating how powerful figures face challenges from critics attacking vested interests.
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Chauncey M. Depew
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Traveler's Guide
Pennsylvania Railroad
Erie
Philadelphia
Oil City
Olean
Ball
Beaty
New
Warren National Bank
Bell Telephone
H S. Perry
Justice of the Peace & Conveyancer
Water Street
Printz
L ¢. Eddy
Attorney At Law
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
General Law
John Hepburn, M. D
N. E
Market Street
Bell Phone
Hyde
Citizens National Bank
H.B. Hyde
Warren, PA
Mail Publishing Company
Mr. Fitch
Warren Savings Bank
Warren Borough
G. B. Ensworth
Sec
V. Warren
Allen, Register
Court of Common Pleas of
Warren Co
Penn.a. No
Grace Safford
Mary A. Foster
Farmington
D. A. Artrd
Sheriff's Sales
Court House
Penny
Sam S. Stinson
The
David A. Wasson
Clothiers
Furnishers
Dennison’ Bros
Nature
First National Bank
Penn’a
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
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