Lands in Warren and Crawford Counties Seized for Sale under Writ
Under a Levari Facias from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the court will sell at Warren Court House two parcels of tract No. 357 in Spring Creek and Sparta townships. The parcels total 166.6 acres and 20.51 acres with a royalty reservation of one fourth of all petroleum. Purchaser takes subject to existing deeds and interests, sheriff Will G. Tate notes sale dates May 18 20 27.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Borough
Spring Creek Township
Sparta Township
Crawford County
State of
Pennsylvania
N. R. Heath
W. J. Frost
P. Maplesstone
Maplestone
State of Pennsylvania
A. Damon
N. R. Weath
Sarah L. Adams
Recorder’s Office
Gee
Katherine Damon
Sarah Adams
L. C. Eddy
Llewellyn Rasey
B. Lippman
Clyde Damon
Appointment of New Trustee by Bayside Lumber Company
Bayside Lumber Company announces Warren Savings Bank as Trustee in a 1910 deed of trust secured by a $350000 bond. F. W. G. Moebus of Alameda named new Trustee, with three weekly notices required before official substitution. bondholders may object within ten days after final publication.
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Bayside Lumber Company
Beer Company
D. L. Gerould
County of
Humboldt
State of
California
Warren Savings Bank
State of California
F. W. G. Moebus
Alameda
of California
San Francisco
Warren
Pennsylvania
of Gage
Levi Smith
R. O. Wilson
Administration Notice Estate of Anna Thomas
Letters testamentary on the Estate of Anna Thomas late of Warren Borough Warren County Pa deceased granted to the undersigned. Creditors and those having claims against the estate must present them authenticated for settlement. Theodore Norman and Anna Pearl Thomas heirs and executors. E H Beshlin Attorney May 11 1915 May 20 6t.
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Anna Thomas
Warren
Warren County
Anna Pearl Thomas
Theodore Norman
E. H. Beshlin
Notice of Accounts Filed for Estates in Warren County
Warren County Register lists first and final accounts and distributions for numerous estates and guardianships. Proceedings set for June 7 at 2 PM before the Orphans' Court to confirm and allow accounts filed from Feb through May 1915. Names include McKinney Rogers Havens Wood Ott Hogan Dey Nelson Hamp son Johnson McKinney Masterson Yaegle Schuler Kieff Newmaker Westren and others.
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Warren County
Orphans’ Court
C. A. McKinney
J. Walter McKinney
U. S. Rogers
Elsie M. Rogers
Warren Trust Company
Doris M. Havens
Frank D. Havens
Jerome W. Havens
Lewis McKinney
Sarah McKinney
Peter F. Masterson
GF. Newmaker
Zoe Westren
Belle McArthur
Trix
J. A. McArthur
Hertzel
Henry H. Bassett
Warren
Register
Caroline M. King
Francis G. King
Whitaker recalls Apr 9 1865 surrender at Appomattox
Gen Edward W. Whitaker, then lieutenant colonel and Custer’s chief of staff, recounts the flag of truce and the moment Lee and Longstreet began surrender talks. He describes entering Confederate lines, stopping a final charge, and announcing the surrender to Union troops. He notes the war’s end and its lasting moral effects.
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Appomattox Court House
Edward W. Whitaker
Custer
Washington
General Whitaker
Sims
General Longstreet
General Gordon
Lee
Sta
Whitaker
Yeeall
Washington Star
New National Museum
Grant
Longstreet
Gordon
Appomattox
Virginia
United States of America
North
South
Lynchburg Pike
Maine
California
Austria's tender of Tyrol to Italy outlined in Geo Society study
The National Geographic Society details Austrian proposals to cede the southern Tyrol and a Tarvis to Trieste strip to Italy to secure peace. The plan would have shifted the border near Bozen, gave Italy over 2000 square miles, and created a fortified frontier through the Alpine Tyrol with a largely Italian speaking population.
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Washington, D. C
Austria
Italy
National Geographic Society
Rome
Tyrol
Tarvis
Gulf of Triest
Verona
Bozen
Trent
Riva
Roveredo
Male
Trentino
Trial List for Monday June 14 1915 at 10 A M
The prothonotary lists cases to be heard at 10 o'clock A M Monday June 14 1915. Case details include E Koningslow vs Walters & Weidert. Cornplanter Refining Co. vs Pennsylvania Railroad Co. Ludwig Hommel Co. vs Charles N Shallenberger and others. Albert Nelson vs Hilmer Co Pu Anderson. Nantes & Son vs Mike Flaherty. J D W Beck vs Philip N Rob inson. D Hosley for use of Geo Burlingsme vs Timothy J Foley. Olive Gordon vs Fred Raiser. W W Hotchkiss vs E E Kight linger A E Jervis. The Marine National Bank of Erie vs E S Collins executor. Frank & Smith vs Ryan Bros Co. May 27-st.
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E. Koningslow
Eliza S. Henry
Bell S. Valentine
Hattie Sheldon
Parmlee & Henry
Albert Nelson
Hilmer Co
Pu Anderson
Emil J. H. Anderson
Nantes & Son
Mike Flaherty
J.D. W. Beck
Philip N. Robinson
D. Hosley
Geo. D. Burlingsme
Mrs Buffum Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder
Buffalo May 21 Mrs Cynthia Buffum of Little Valley pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree for giving arsenic to her husband Willis Buffum. The plea followed a late night conference with lawyers and the district attorney accepted by agreement. She received a sentence of not less than twenty years.
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Buffalo
Cynthia Buffum
Little Valley
Supreme Court
Willis Buffum
Miss Jinny's Boy by Arthur Stringer shines in Red Book June
In the June Red Book Magazine a standout short story titled Miss Jinny's Boy by Arthur Stringer stands out as perhaps the month’s most notable. The drama unfolds with simple, captivating prose and understated charm that elevates a modest gem above prize contest offerings.
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Red Book
Jinny
Arthur Stringer
Wire Tappers
Parents Should Raise Children By Hand If Needed
The Houston Post editorial argues parents must actively shape children at home, insisting hands on guidance prevents daughters from becoming unfit wives and sons from becoming unworthy husbands, urging correct use of parental authority.
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Houston Post
Tionesta Old Home Week Celebrations Invite
The Invitation committee of the Tionesta Centennial Chautauqua and Old Home Week invites former residents and friends to attend the celebration in Tionesta Pennsylvania from June 29 to July 8 1915. The notice promises an instructive program and urges attendance to renew friendships and recall the golden past.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tionesta
Pennsylvania
Tionesa
Forest County
S. D. Irwin
Burgess
T. F. Ritchey
D. W. Clark
Committee On
Fair proposition on bank transparency criticized
Sioux City Journal argues banks should disclose their financial condition to depositors just as individuals must reveal their finances before borrowing. The piece questions why banks demand full financial knowledge from individuals but refuse the same candor in reverse.
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Sioux City Journal
How To Make The Farm Profitable
A. C. Trumbo of the Muskogee National Bank urges farmers to keep clear books and a diary to track income and expenses. He warns against haphazard farming and stresses measuring profits per acre, not just yields, with pruning of expenses and strict efficiency to ensure financial viability.
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A. C. Trumbo
Muskogee National Bank
Muskogee
Supreme court to set date for anthracite coal tax appeal
Harrisburg May 24 The Supreme court will fix tomorrow a date for argument of the appeal of the anthracite coal tax cases from Dauphin county. Attorney General Brown will appear to arrange the date. It is probable the argument will be scheduled for October. July was suggested but October is favored.
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Harrisburg
Supreme Court
Dauphin County
Brown
Ward Announces Candidacy for County Commissioner
W D Ward of Glade Township declares his candidacy for County Commissioner subject to Republican primaries in September 1915. He asks for support from voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Ward
Glade Township
County Commissioner Candidate Seeks Republican Primary Support
A candidate announces run for County Commissioner subject to the Republican primaries in September 1915. The ad asks for support and notes appreciation from readers.
Primary election notice for Washington Party in Youngsville
The Washington Party primaries will be held in E C Swanson, Youngsville, Pa. Voters must follow local procedures to participate in the upcoming contest. The notice specifies locations and dates for party primary casting of ballots within the region.
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Sheriff’s Sale
Will G. Tate
William A. McIntyre
Salvation Army
Ann Cobham
Julia Wood
Viola Wood
George B. Ott, Jr
George Ott
Emma S. Hogan
A. Smart
W. J. Hogan
John Dergin
James McDermott
H. E. Mc Connel
Irene Dey
H. E. McConnell
E. M. Southwick
Charles Nelson
Mary Nelson
T. L. Hampson
William Arzner
Judith Arzner
Alma H. Johnson
A. Frank Johnson
Jerry Lyons
Margaret O'Brien
Lucy O'Brien
Appomattox Field
Buffum
Adv
Washington Party
E. C. Swanson
Youngsville, Pa
T. J. Foley
Bell
B. Warren Tel. Co
Pennsylvania Avenue
West
Chichester S
Chichester
Prof. Hyde
H. B. Hyde
Citizens National Bank, Optometrist
Warren, PA
C. Frederick
C. F. Bartsch
Penn. Ave
Water Street
A. W. Eaton
Philadelphia
Kopf
Henry
D. G. Blackman
Justice of the Peace
Second St