Sheriff Sale Offered on Harris County Lot 616 in Cherry Grove
A writ of fieri facias directs sale at Warren County Court House of East Half of Lot 616 in Cherry Grove Township containing 165 acres minus 15 acres previously conveyed, with mineral rights reserved. Property listed as Fredericka Ipson alias Fredericka Gibson in Nelson Anderson suit. Sheriff Will G. Tate conducts July sale dates July 15 22 25.
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Cherry Grove Township
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Peter Gibson
Magnus Gregerson
Properties Sold By Levari Facias and Bankruptcy Notice
Warrant County parcels under Levari Facias to be sold at Warren Court House include H J Muse properties in Warren Borough Lot 9 and Lot 6 described in Deed Book 57 820 with prior conveyances and executions. A Mead Township real estate sale in bankruptcy lists Lot 160 containing 100 acres with oil gas minerals and a McKean Chemical contract, cash on confirmation, August 12 1915 at 2 30 p m.
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Warren
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
F. Henry
Recorder's Office
H. J. Muse
Robert H. Lynn
J. P. Jefferson
Eliza J. Henry
Borough of
E H. Beshlin
Court House
Mead Township
Township of
Mead
Charles Kirkpatrick
Harlow Dunham Mead
McKean Chemical Company
Henry Eckenstein
Orphans Court Sale of Morgan Clark Farm in Warren County
By order of the Orphans Court of Warren County Pennsylvania on June 28 1915 the Administratrix of Morgan Clark deceased will expose to sale on August 31 1915 at 2 PM at the Warren County Court House the decedent s farm in Pittsfield township about 90 acres comprising two parcels 55 acres plus about 5 acres conveyed by deeds of 1899 and 1908. The property lies along Lottsville Pittsfield road and Little Brokenstraw Creek with a cash on confirmation sale and deed delivery. ALICE M CLARK Administratrix C T A August 5
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Orphans Court
Warren County
Pennsylvania
Morgan Clark
Court House
Warren
Pittsfield
County of
State of
Lottsville
Minerva Ford
Ford
T. Irvine
Irvine
Brokenstraw
William Pier
Calvin Pier
Recorder's Office
Little Creek Road
Godfrey Johnson
E. Kingsley
Henry Brooks
Youngsville Manufacturing Co. Ltd
Recorder’s Office
Alice M. Clark
Subpoena in Divorce Notification for Respondent
The notice directs the respondent to appear in the Court of Common Pleas in Warren Pennsylvania on the first Monday in August to answer a divorce petition filed by the libellant. The sheriff Will G. Tate of Warren issues the subpoena with dates July 6 1915 and the attorney D A Arird listed.
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Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Harry Shawman
Divorce Notice Show Cause in July Sessions
The notice reads Non est inventus in the case of a divorcee from the bonds of matrimony with dates July 8 15 22 29. C. M. Shawkey, Attorney.
Masters Sale Involving Knupp Defendants
Emaline Knupp sues Edward C. Knupp Clara Knupp Harry E Knupp Lucille C Knupp Daisy M Knupp Hazel B Davis and W C Davis in a master's sale matter filed in 1915 listing multiple Knupp family defendants and related party.
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Emaline Knupp
Edward C. Knupp
Clara No
Knupp
Harry E. Knupp
Ygarchava
Lucille C. Knupp
Daisy M
Hazel B. Davis
W. C. Davis
Public Auction Notice of Warren County Real Estate Sale
In equity, to be sold at public auction at the Court House in Warren Borough on Friday, August 13, 1915 at 2 PM. Three parcels tied to Jacob Schirk estate in Warren County, Pa, with Lot B, Lot A, and a third piece, describing bounds and deeds from 1881 1882. Terms include one fourth cash on confirmation and equal installments at one two and three years with 6 percent interest secured by first mortgage. Conducted by John Siggins Jr Master.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Court House
Warren
Borough
Conewango
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Jacob Schirk
John Morgan
5Th St
Fifth Street
Henry Knupp
John Knupp
Louis P. Giegerich
Recorder’s Office
Baree Conewango
Caroline Cheney
John Krupp
Husband
Recorder's Office
Parcel Post Seen As Aid To Farmers If Votes Drive Change
A 191 ish column argues parcel post would help farmers by cutting reliance on express firms and brokers. It notes losses to farmers from perishable goods and urges rural and city women to vote to pressure for refrigerated post services and fair prices.
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Parcel Post
Commission
Express
Narcel Post
Not for Her. A 1915 model sought for a lady
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes a horse described as in prime condition fit for a lady to drive. A counter view argues against a three year old and insists on a 1915 model instead.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
White House Daughters Lead on Suffrage Efforts
The article notes the enthusiasm for woman suffrage among White House daughters. Margaret Wilson and Mrs. Francis B. Sayre advocate suffrage, Helen Taft recently graduated from Bryn Mawr supports equal suffrage, and Roosevelt and Cleveland daughters are active in suffrage work at Princeton with Miss Hibben.
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White House
Margaret Wilson
Francis B. Sayre
Helen Taft
Bryn Mawr
Theodore Roosevelt
Cleveland
Princeton
Miss Hibben
U S Commissioner of Education backs votes for women at fairmount
In an address to Fairmount Seminary graduates Philander P Claxton commissioner of education predicted an early dawn of woman suffrage. He urged the 1915 class to lead in public sentiment shaping future laws as Europe’s war creates opportunity for American women to work and influence legislation.
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Washington, D. C
Fairmount Seminary
Philander P. Claxton
United States
Mississippi
Claxton
Europe
America
Alimony Beyond Stereotypes Across Genders
Historical records show that from 1887 to 1905 about 6 254 men in the United States received alimony from their divorced wives. Roughly 2 000 men asked but were denied. About 72 percent of women asking for alimony were granted it, mirroring the male experience. The note cites James Madison on virtual representation.
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United States
Warren Savings Bank report shows assets and deposits June 1915
The Warren Savings Bank, Warren PA, lists cash and securities totaling over 441 000 and deposits including 940 184.09 in individual accounts plus 367 255.86 in time certificates. Liabilities include capital stock 152 909, surplus 469 275, and various notes, dividends unpaid, and certified or cashier's checks.
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Caducase
Toretve
Esse Siemvistt
Banks and Trust Co’s
Ssereeens
Commonwealth Pennsylvania
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Gertie A. Brown
District Court OF the United States
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Harlow Ber
Danham Mead
Penn’a
Association National Advertisers
New Stock Exchange Building
Philadelphia
Will, G. Tate
D. A. Arird
David R. McClelland
Com- Libellant
Mon Pleas
Penn- Myrtle McClelland Sylvania
C. M. Shawkey
Court of Cor- Hazel S. Grayson Pleas of War- Libellant
Rew County
Pennssylvania
Harry Gray
Equity
Conenango Township
Hassets
John Siggins. Jr
Halifax Grange
Miss Louise Hall
Dauphin County
White House Daughters
U.S. Commissioner OF Education
Tion
James Madison
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Conewango Trust CO
Resources
Banks and Trust Cos
Pensylvania
County OF Warren
I. H. S. Keck
H. S. Keck
John Siggins, JR
EMI Johns Atta
Herbert G. Eaton
JOS
G. Omngon
Warren Savings Bank of
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Ensworth
G. B. Cashier
Ozro Nesmith
Notary Publicly Commission
L. R. Freeman
RE. W. Campbell
W. W. Beaty
Warren Mail
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Foundrip
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Anglesea
Sea Isle City
Holly Beach
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Harrisburg
R. R
Ily
C. Frederick
Bartsch
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
PENN
Kopf
Henry
T. J. Foley
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
Chichester S
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