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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1917
Page
6
Letters testamentary on the state of Alice H Gardner, late of Mead township Warren County Pa, granted to E H Beshilan Executor. Creditors urged to pay debts and claimants to present demands for settlement. October 24, 1917.
Executor announces probate grant for the estate of Minerva Allea in Warren County Pennsylvania. Creditors and those with claims must present them with proper authentication for settlement.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 18 September Term 1917 William R Beach as plaintiff versus Odetta A Beach as respondent. subpoena and alias subpoena returned Non est inventus notification to appear before judges at the court house Warren Pennsylvania 11 oclock November 15 1917 by Sheriff Geo B Munn attorney Atty DeForest Sheriff Warren Pa.
The First National Bank of Warren will hold its annual meeting of stockholders at the bank office on Tuesday January 5 1918 for the election of the Board of Directors. Polls will open from 2 to 3 p.m. C. T. Conarro cashier Warren Pa December 13 1917.
The Citizens National Bank of Warren will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank office on Tuesday January 8 1918 to elect a Board of Directors. Polls open from 3:00 to 3:00 p.m. C A Pressel cashier Warren Pa December 18 1917.
The annual meeting for election of directors and other business will be at the company office in Warren Pennsylvania on Thursday January 10 1918 at a . p.m. Ww C Heasley treasurer.
Holders of Warren National Bank Warren Pa will gather at the bank on Tuesday January 8 1918 to elect a Board of Directors Polls open 130 to 200 p m EB H Uampe Cashier Warren Pa Dec 15 1917.
Gladys asks why her father offers diamond earrings if she quits music lessons. Phyllis, curious, notes Gladys has never worn earrings and realizes the plan might be a setup to pay her back in her own coin.
In Warren County Common Pleas No 38 Sept Term 1917 Geo King Libellant vs Nellie King Respondent. Respondent served by non est inventus at your Warren Borough residence. Court set for first Monday in Jan 1918 to answer the complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Sheriff GEO A W DeForest Warren Pa Dec 4 1917. Robert J Osborne Atty. Dec 184 James.
In Warren County Commmesnries No 4 Dec Term 1917 Winifred Alberta Smith libellant against Harry B. Smith respondent. Respondent is hereby notified to appear in person before the court of Common Pleas at the courthouse in Warren County on the first Monday in January 1918 to answer the libellant's complaint and show cause if any, before the court.
Gertrude McNulty libellant vs John McNulty Respondent in Warren County Court of Common Pleas No 36 Sept term 1917. Respondent must appear January 7 1918 to answer complaint and show cause why divorce should not be granted. Signed by GEO A W DeForest and Geo B Munn Atty. Dec 138-4 times.
A four page German pamphlet by Dr. Karl Liebknecht, Socialist leader, accuses the German government of inciting war, Belgian occupation abuses, submarine warfare, hostage taking, and forced espionage. He calls for international working class solidarity and an end to war through socialist unity.
Notice states the firm Rogers & Meley dissolved by mutual consent on December 11 1917. All debts to the partnership are to be received by Alson Rogers and all demands presented to him for payment. The business will hereafter be carried on by Alson Rogers.
The 48th annual stockholders meeting of Warren Savings Bank will elect a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. The meeting is at the banking office in Warren, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday January 8, 1918 at 3 o'clock p.m. G. B. Ensworth, Cashier. December 13, 1917.
A captain returning to camp at night with his family is challenged by a slightly drunk sentry who misreads the group. The exchange ends with the guard commander ordering the sentry to rest as the captain and Mrs Smith and baby proceed. The pup at ease is noted in the scene.
Six year old Edith Riggs, daughter of Mr and Mrs M Riggs of Brooklyn NY, is the youngest Red Cross knitter in town. She has already knitted several sweaters for the boys abroad and won a knitting bag for the first pupil in her school who learned to knit. She spends all play time on a project for a wounded soldier.
The women's committee of the Council of National Defense urges American women to knit six to ten plain wool sweaters and avoid luxury items. Miss Hannah J. Patterson cites Red Cross needs and dire letters from soldiers and nurses in France, urging sacrifice during wartime shortages.
Elton H. Bennett of Fort Madison Iowa enlists in the navy at Los Angeles completing a multi generation military lineage. His grandfathers Bennett and Brookover served in the Civil War and his forebears fought in the War of 1812 and the Revolutionary War. His uncle Harry Brookover also served in the Spanish-American War.
The Universalist church social rooms in Junction City Kansas become improvised living quarters for Rev James Houghton after his home was sold. A parishioner drive raised four thousand dollars to build a parsonage behind the church with construction starting soon.
In preparing a luncheon for school children the article urges nutritious food and attractive packing A variety of breads including bran rye and barley is suggested plus white rolls and oats Supplements include custards egg sandwiches cheese and seafood substitutes for meat It notes growth stimulants in milk butter cheese yolk of egg and greens and warns against improper butter substitutes and spoiled variety in meals
WM. COOK & SON endorses RAT-SNAP as the finest rat and mouse exterminator they have used. It covers three sizes with prices 25c 50c and 1.00, supplied by Newell Brothers in Warren, Pa.
An administration notice from P. J. Xabriskice of Jersey City reports successful use of RAT-SNAP for rat extermination at their plant. It claims the product kills rodents drives them from haunts and eliminates odors. Endorsement cites three sizes 25c 50c and 1.00. Newel Brothers Warren Pa.
W K Sproule Jr assistant cashier of Columbia National Bank Indiana says rats in basement destroyed stationery but after using RAT-SNAP thoroughly they are no longer bothered. Three sizes 25¢ 50¢ and 1.00.
Rat lure claims it attracts rats and kills them quickly using a chemical cremation. It states no mixing with other foods is needed and that the product won’t blow away or decay. Advertises 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes and directs mail orders through The Mail in Warren Pennsylvania.
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