Sheriff Sale of Cherry Grove Township Acreage in Warren County
By writ of Fieri Facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas Warren County this sale will offer East Half of Lot 616 in Cherry Grove Township Warren County Pa total 165 acres more or less with 15 acres reserved and with mineral rights reserved. The property is listed as the estate of Fredericka Ipson alias Fredericka Gibson in the execution of Nelson Anderson. July dates noted. Will G Tate Sheriff.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Cherry Grove Township
Pennsylvania
Peter Gibson
Magnus Gregerson
Court Sale Notices from Warren County Pennsylvania Parcel A
Warnings of sales issued by Levari Facias from Warren County Court and District Court in 1915. Land parcels in Warren and Mead Townships, including lot numbers 9 and 6, formerly owned by H J Muse and related estates. Auctions set for August 12 1915 with cash on confirmation and terms unresolved.
Orphans Court Sale of 90 Acre Farm in Pittsfield
By order of Warren County Orphans Court the Administratrix of Morgan Clark deceased will sell on August 31 1915 at 2 pm at the Warren County Court House the two parcels forming about ninety acres in Pittsfield township including 55 and 35 acre tracts. The farm will be sold together for cash on confirmation of sale and deed delivery.
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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
Godfrey Johnson
E. Kingsley
Henry Brooks
Youngsville Manufacturing Co. Ltd
Recorder's Office
Alice M. Clark
Subpoena in Divorce Issued by Warren Court
In Warren County Pennsylvania a subpoena and alias subpoena were returned non est inventus in the divorce case of David R. McClelland and Myrtle McClelland. Respondent must appear in person before the Court of Common Pleas on August 2 to answer the libel and show cause for divorce. Sheriff WILL G. Tate issues notice. attorney D A Arird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Court of Common Pleas
Divorce Petition Notice Returns Non est Inventus
To the above named respondent: been returned Non est inventus in this divorce from the bonds of matrimony July 8 15 22 29. C. M. Shawkey, Attorney.
Subpoena in Divorce Returned Non Est Inventus
A divorce case shows a subpoena returned with the note non est inventus meaning the party could not be found after reasonable efforts. The document records indicate service attempts in the case without completion.
Master’s Sale in Knupp Estate Case
Emaline Knupp files suit with Edward Knupp Clara Knupp Lucille Knupp Daisy Knupp and Hazel Davis with W. C. Davis as husband against their property in a master’s sale action.
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Edward “Knupp
Clara No. 10
Knupp
Arry E. Knupp
Lucille C. Knupp
Daisy M.etesee Knupp
Hazel B. Davis
W. C. Davis
Governor Carlson urges Penns mothers vote for suffrage
Governor George A. Carlson of Colorado praises enfranchised women in Pennsylvania. He argues mothers will protect homes and families, balancing motherly instincts with masculine judgment to guard health and morals of the young, as he urged men to vote for woman suffrage.
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George A. Carlson
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Kane
Public sale of Warren County real estate in three parcels
In a 1915 decree a Warren County court schedules a public auction at the Warren Borough Court House for August 13 at 2 PM. The sale covers three parcels tied to the Jacob Schirk estate with Lot B Lot A and the related acreage in Conewango and Warren Townships. Terms require a quarter cash and three deferred payments with 6 percent interest secured by mortgage and fire insurance.
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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
Warren County
Hundred Year Old Spoons Donate to Suffrage Cause
Mrs Frances Olmstead Hellyer of Penn's Park Bucks County part with four silver teaspoons over a century old. She donates them to raise funds for the women’s suffrage movement, saying her family relics are less dear than the cause. A lifelong suffragist since Ing ham University era, she remains a leading Bucks County activist aiming to awaken public conscience for women’s justice.
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Frances Olmstead Hellyer
Penn’s Park
Bucks County
Ingham University
New York
Barber and farmer do great team work for woman suffrage
Miss Liliane Howard a state suffrage organizer describes strong farmer and barber shop audience turnout. Farmers and their families travel long distances sometimes walking with babies to attend meetings. In Calvin Huntingdon County men repaired a phone line yet listened. a barber and customer paused a haircut to hear the speeches outside.
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Barber
Farmer
Liliane Howard
Calvin
Huntingdon County
Suffrage Gains in Lancaster After Parade Float Rejection
The Fourth of July Committee's denial of a suffrage float in Lancaster's parade backfired, rallying indifferent men to support the suffrage amendment. Hundreds offer to vote yes in November as women sustain momentum with market speeches and widespread literature distribution.
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Lancaster
Women’s Suffrage Debate Echoes Missouri Pioneer Tale
The piece notes that opponents warned women voters would disrupt home life but cites a Missouri settler story. A neighbor doubted a new cook stove would succeed after watching it in action, despite good meals. It links this skepticism to broader fears about women voting.
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Albany
Missouri
Sarah
Women gain equal voice in choosing next President
The piece notes women will share power with men in casting at least 91 electoral votes to decide the next President. It refers to 51 votes from western states and hints at possible gains as suffrage moves toward ballot votes in November 1916, with Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey and Massachusetts mentioned.
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West
middle-West
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Massachusetts
No Limit to a Woman’s Sphere, The Verse
A poem proclaims there is no boundary to a woman's influence from home to public life. It asserts that every spot on earth and in every workplace gains meaning with a woman present, declaring that there is no “nothing” without her.
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Earth
Taxing Pennsylvanians for Elections Excluding Women
A national debate questions why Pennsylvania would tax residents to fund elections in which women cannot vote. Critics argue taxation should reflect the voting rights of all citizens and oppose funding polls that disenfranchise women.
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Pennsylvania
Tidioute News Courts, Births, Grange Notes and Marriages
The Tidioute column reports a Woman's Liberty Bell visit, repairs by Mrs. L. L. Grandin in Canton trip, births on July 9 and July 16, visits from Lucy Hopkins and son of Olean, and L. A. Pillsbury in town. Mountain Grange No. 1152 held its last regular meeting July 17 with degrees conferred and a supper. Marriages include Donald M. Thompson to Louise Elder in Tidioute and Thomas Poy of Pittsfield to Sadie Feeny Hudson Chase of Akeley. Speedy recovery prayers are offered for Vincent Hawkey after appendicitis surgery in Warren.
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Frank Shanley
Lucy Hopkins
Olean
L. A. Pillsbury
Pittsfield
S. M. Jury
Flora Konkle
Susan George
Tionesta
Mountain Grange
C. P. Morrison
J. E. McCloskey
Charles Brown
Dorothy McCloskey
Donald M. Thompson
Louise Elder
Tidioute
T. C. Hawkey
Vincent
Warren
Thomas Poy
Sadie Feeny Hudson Chase
Akeley
No Bicycles for Rural Free Delivery Carriers
Postmaster General Burleson issues an order banning bicycles and motorcycles in the rural free delivery service effective January 1, 1915. The ruling cites insufficient carrying capacity and inadequate mail protection in bad weather, impacting about 8,000 rural carriers.
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Washington, D. C
Burleson
Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W D Ward of Glade Township announces his candidacy for County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. He requests support from voters and locality readers.
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W. D. Ward
Glade Township
A. C. Mook Announces Run for County Commissioner
A C MOOK declares candidacy for County Commissioner in the Republican primaries to be held in September 1915 and asks for support.
Commissioner Primary Results Highlight Party Gains
A brief report notes that the Washington Party primaries were held, with winners in key districts and gains seen across the slate. Voters chose candidates who secured nominations in multiple regions.
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Will G. Tate
F. Henry
H. J. Muse
Robert H. Lynn
J. P. Jefferson
Eliza J. Henry
Horouch
Gertie A. Brown
District ‘Court OF the United States
Western District OF
Harlow
Num- Dunham Mead Ber
Les
HH. Beshlin
Mead Township
Township of
Mead
Charles Kirkpatrick
Harlow Dunham Mead
McKean Chemical Company
Henry Eckenstein
Penn.a
Association National Advertisers
New Stock Exchange Building
Philadelphia
Com
David R. McClelland
Pheas
Myrtle McClelland
Will, G. Tate
D. A. Arird
C. M. Shawkey
Harry Shawmon
Emaline Knupp
Aereas
Carlson
PENN
Women of
Equity
Borough of
Conenango Township
Hassets
Caroline Cheney
Hassetts
Henry Kemp
John Knapp
Ane
Washington
Department of Labor
Clifton Reeves
Patrick Guilday
Lake Torpedo Boat Co
Bridgeport
Conn
Atlantic City
Cape May
Wildwood
Ocean City
Anglesea
Sea Isle City
Holly Beach
Avalon
Stone Harbor
Harrisboro
R. R
Nhy
L. L. Grandin
Canton
Ohio
Fred Blossom
Adv
A. C. Mook
Washington Party
E. C. Swanson
Youngsville, Pa
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
E. Warren, Pa
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
Penn’a
Kopf
Henry
T. J. Foley
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
L. C. Eddy
Pennsylvania Avenue
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St
Warren, Pa
Chichester S
Chichester
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