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Newspaper
Warren Mail
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1918
Page
2
Sheriff GEO A W DeForest announces a court sale driven by a writ of Fieri Facias from Warren County Pennsylvania. The sale covers two parcels in Columbus Borough, Warren County, including a 3000 square foot lot with a two story tile building and a second 2000 square foot lot. Plaintiffs include the National Bank of Cory and defendants listed by name. Sale date April 23 1918 in Warren Borough Court House.
A writ of fieri facias from the Common Pleas Court of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Spart House in Warren Borough. The procedure concerns enforcement of a judgment with dissolution and sale terms to be announced at the venue.
Legal notice describes a plot in Sugar Grove Warren County Pennsylvania. The land starts at the Jamestown road center near Cristina Fletcher’s boundary and runs via Fletcher Coburn Hamilton lines to the road center totaling about one hundred square perches. The parcel was conveyed from John G. P. Abbott and wife to F. A. Hall by deed dated August 12 1908.
A public sale is ordered by the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania to be conducted at the Warren Borough courthouse. The notice directs that the sale will proceed as ordered and recorded by the court.
Auction set for Monday June 3 1918 at 2 PM for two parcels in Warren County Pennsylvania. First parcel totals about fifty acres with twenty cultivated and improvements. second parcel contains about nineteen acres with timber a house barn orchard and well water. Descriptions reference deeds in Books 97 page 72 and 44 page 558 and relate to the deeds between S P Swanson Ashton B Franklin Robinson and Lawson.
A real estate sale directive from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania lists the property of Sigurd Anderson and Sigmar Anderson. The parcel is 50 feet by 100 feet on Lincoln Avenue in Warren Borough and subject to street setback and oil and gas reservations. Sale proceeds under the Mary M. Dunham sheriff action, with dates May 7 1918 and May 9 16 25.
The writ directs a sale to be held at the Warren Borough Court House location. Details on the property and bidders are to be provided in official notices.
On June 3 1918 at 2 o clock P M a parcel about fourteen acres in Brokenstraw township Warren County will be sold under a mortgage to Colonial Brick Company tied to Warren Trust Company. The property includes factory buildings machinery tools and franchises plus eight acres of woodland dwelling house barn wells and orchards. Seized as the property of John A Lawson and described in mortgage Book 58 page 235. Sale forced by writ from Solomon A Robinson. Geo A W De Forest Warren Pa April 25 1918.
Facial issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Warren County Pennsylvania directs a sale at the Warren Borough court house.
A sale is set for 2 PM on Monday June 3 1918 in Corydon Township Warren County Pennsylvania. The description covers a tract bounded by Sugar Run road and the W N Y P R R main line with three iron posts marking corners and lines running 150 feet along and 100 feet across. The public auction action proceeds under listed bounds and location.
Property description along highway line contains one third acre more or less with a frame Sugar Ren house and barn. Land deeded to Eleanor French by J. H. Fry and wife dated September 15, 1918. Involves Lee Wilcox at the suit of C. B. Ayers. Warren, Pa. May 4 1918 May 9 16 23.
The Countess de Bryas arrives in America at Miss Anne Morgan's invitation to describe the misery behind the war fronts. She aims to urge Americans to donate to the American Committee for Devastated France to aid suffering women and children.
Ohio cities restrict German residents from obtaining business licenses. Mayors H L Davis of Cleveland and I S Myers of Kron order that only American citizens or those with first papers may apply for licenses to conduct business in the two cities.
London reports Captain James Byford McCudden of the Royal Flying Corps has been awarded the Victoria Cross. At twenty-two he is credited with 54 enemy machines brought down, second only to Bar on von Richthofen among pilots. The award cites conspicuous bravery and sustained devotion to duty across missions in late 1917 and early 1918, with additional DSOs, MC, and MM decorations and bars for prior actions.
Woodcraft Potato clubs founded by Ernest Thompson Seton expand across 26 states with a push to grow potatoes at home to ease freight congestion and support war effort. Boys and girls may enroll with no dues, earn a club button and medals, and donate crop proceeds to a war fund if desired.
Cottage Grove resident C C Case proposes a United States dog tax of 25 dollars. He claims nine tenths of the 100 million dogs would be killed for nonpayment, leaving 10 million taxed dogs to raise 250 million dollars. He says dog hides would supply leather for 290 million gloves and dog food saved would feed thirty million people.
Senator Henri La Fontaine announces that Clemenceau visited the Yser trenches and huts and praised Belgian morale. The Gifts for Belgian Soldiers fund supplies comforts to long serving troops, boosting spirits while Guaranty Trust Co. of New York serves as fund depository.
Albert Logan of Somerville tried to join a British Canadian recruiting mission claiming he was a nail eater and circus performer. The physical exam ruled out his unusual diet and suggested he could not endure long matches, despite his bold aim to bite the Kaiser's mailed fist.
BIG BEAR WORRIES FARMERS IN FREDERKSBURG MARYLAND AS RESIDENTS REPORTS OF A LURID BEAST. FARMERS FEAR LOSS OF YOUNG CATTLE AND POULTRY AFTER BOLD SIGHTINGS ALONG ROADS. SEARCHES WITH TRAILS AND SWAMP HIDS FAIL TO CAPTURE THE INTRUDER.
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