Sheriff Sale Notice In Warren County Pa
Writ of Fiery Facias issued by Warren County Court of Common Pleas directs sale at the Court House in Warren Borough under order of the court.
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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1913
Page
7
Writ of Fiery Facias issued by Warren County Court of Common Pleas directs sale at the Court House in Warren Borough under order of the court.
On March 3 1913 the Irvin Farm tract in Warren Borough Warren County Pennsylvania recorded as lot 222 from Alson Rogers surveyor is seized and to be sold as the property of Harry H Schatzle in the suit of Mary and Maggie Harmon Henry Park Sheriff.
BE W Parker of the U S Geological Survey notes anthracite coal now largely yields to coke in blast furnace work. Domestic demand remains for sizes furnace egg stove and chestnut, while small sizes lower profits. Operators use spring price allowances to smooth demand and ensure year round mining and steady employment.
A Hollister valley farmer in California installs a vertical shotgun on a frame with a cord trigger linked to a float in an irrigation ditch. If water drops, the float pulls the trigger, firing the gun to notify the farmer while he works elsewhere.
A garage crane, built mainly from gas pipe and angle iron, uses a five by three foot base with an upright three inch pipe six and a half feet tall. The device hoists via a drum shaft and crank, with belt-like straps and a pulley for chain entry, enabling lifting of an automobile end for repairs.
Machinery notes that the British Association for the Advancement of Science adopted 746 watts as the equivalent of British and American horsepower and 736 watts for metric horsepower. A U S Bureau of Standards circular states future publications will use 746 watts as the exact English and American horsepower.
California ranks first among west of the Mississippi in mineral production value, with petroleum now surpassing gold by 94 percent. Once dominant in gold in 1911, the state has shifted to crude oil, holding top position in oil production per the United States Geological Survey.
The article outlines two mixtures to keep tools bright and rust free. One uses mercurial ointment or blue butter to form a moisture resisting coating, noting its toxicity. The other mixes six parts lard with one part rosin, melted, cooled, then benzine added before application to bright steel for corrosion resistance in salt water.
Canadian Pacific railways plan a two track tunnel four miles long through the Selkirk mountains between Calgary and Vancouver at a cost over 12.9 million dollars. The project aims to avoid snow slide interruptions on Rogers Pass and the line will be operated electrically.
Consul General G B Anderson details Chinese lacquering using urushi resin from Rhus vernicifera. The process includes tapping the tree after seven years, sun-drying sap into clear and resinous layers, preparing wood with emery and pumice, applying multiple coats in a dust-free dark room, and final polishing to a smooth surface ready for lacquer.
The article explains a varnish and polish process for wood articles, detailing three coats as a minimum and fifteen to eighteen as a maximum. It describes alternating varnishing and polishing for solid colors and outlines mother of pearl inlay methods where shell pieces are embedded and then revarnished and repolished to become part of the enamel.
German survey ship Planet reports a depth of 32,088 feet near northern Mindanao, surpassing the Nero’s 31,608 feet near Guam in 1899. The topography drops sharply from 5,000 feet within twenty miles, revealing new trenches as the Pacific floor tilts away from land.
An English motorist was blinded at night by the glare from a rearview mirror reflecting headlights from a following car. A motor magazine recommends covering the mirror with a thin matte material at night to block strong reflections but still allow visibility of approaching vehicle lights.
A practical guideline notes that the anvil should be at a height where the smith can touch the anvil face with knuckles when standing upright and gripping the hammer handle. If too high, blows are weak. if too low, the worker becomes round shouldered.
Scientists estimate smoke damage in America at 600 million dollars annually.
A Swedish inventor introduces an English market alkaline storage cell with nickel oxyhydrate and graphite positives and iron cadmium negatives. The design mirrors the Edison cell in electrochemistry and uses innovative mechanical construction to maximize space and weight efficiency.
A patent description for a theatrical device by John W. Frakes of Chicago. The apparatus uses a row of vented cups with bottom openings and controllable air flow to exhaust and admit air. The performer wears risers to operate the cups, enabling a walk head down along the row.
The Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania publishes the trial list for the week of March 10 1913. Names include Jennie Tarr vs Harding Kimberland Walter Beaty vs Charles Abrahams FE L Stein vs Belene G Ball J M Love vs Samuel Peterson Rose Harmon Schatzler vs Harry Schatzle P Coleman vs W S McChesney. Prothonotary H M Putnam signs the notice.
Letters on administration of Viola Wood estate in Spring Creek Warren County Pa granted to Julia Wood administratrix. Creditors urged to pay promptly and claimants to present verified claims for settlement. December 33 1912. jan-9-16-23-B0-feb- -15
The estate of John Koch of Glade Township Warren County Pennsylvania has been granted to the executrix Mrs Anna Coppenhoffer. Creditors are asked to pay debts promptly and claimants should present their demands for settlement. Dated January 6 1913.
Applicants C S Homer E E Allen Samuel Peterson Thomas K Creal and W M Creal seek renewal under the 1874 Act for the Warren Table Works charter issued March 15 1893 to manufacture bedroom and office furniture. Governor of Pennsylvania hearing February 17 1913 at 11 a.m. Solicitor K H Keshlin. January 22 1915.
Several estates and guardianships file accounts for Orphans' Court confirmation. Executors, administrators, and guardians list first and final or partial accounts for Lydia D. Marsh Lucy Tousley Addison Moore Emma Armitage Bridget Brogan Julana Gass Charles H Smith Jonathan Pike Catherine Horn and others. Hearing set March 3 at 2 PM in Warren Pa.
Writ of Levari Facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County directs sale at the Warren Court House on Monday March 1 1913 at 2 PM. It covers multiple parcels in Eldred Township including tract No 78 and related pieces totaling about seventy six acres more or less, seized as property of Louisabon deceased then administrated by M Meabon. Proceeds go to satisfy Jane S Keefer's suit. Henry Park Warren PA announces.
A divorce action in Warren County Common Pleas 1912 term against Tracy Whitton proceeds after alias subpoenas returned non est inventus. Respondent is ordered to appear March 3 at Warren Court House to answer libellant Zelma A. Whitton's complaint under state law. Sheriff Henry Park issues the notice.
Subpoenas returned non est inventus in Warren Borough. Jesse W. Green libellant sues Kate K. Green in Court of Common Pleas Warren County Pennsylvania. Court to hear March 3 to answer the libel and show cause if any. Sheriff Henry Park notes date January 28 1918.
Libellant Julia F Saeger sues George H Saeger in Warren County Common Pleas No 6 September term 1912. Borough of Warren is to answer on the first Monday in March the 4th day to show cause if any you have your peril. Henry Park Sheriff Warren Pa January 24 1913 notice date January 30 February 6 13 20
The case of John Teetsel libellant versus Sarah Teetsel respondent in Warren County Common Pleas No 28 December Term 1912 orders the respondent to appear March 3 1915 to answer the libel and show cause why a divorce should not be granted. Alias subpoenas were returned Non est inventus. Sheriff Warren Pa February 6 1913.
In Warren County Common Pleas No. 29 Ella Croft Libellant v George Croft a divorce petition directs a court appearance at Warren Borough Court House on the first Monday in March 1913 to answer the complaint and show cause why the bonds of matrimony should not be dissolved. sheriff's notice dated February 6 1915.
No. 31 December Pica 1912 file case of Alta A Langs libellant against Morley R Langs respondent. court schedules hearing on the first Monday in March 1913 and directs service of process.
In the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania the estate of Martha O'Brien deceased is to be heard on Monday February 17 1913 at 9 00 a m. Leroy C Eddy administrator will present his petition for discharge. Warren Pa January 27 1915 notice dated January 20 february 6 13.
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