List of Civil Court Cases Beginning Monday February 6 1923
A compiled docket of cases to be heard in Civil Court including E Bayns and D A Culbert on Route 0 Jane Term 1927 appeals, various assumpsits trespasses and replevins. Notable parties include Ballmar Trading Corporation Pittsburgh & Freeport Coal Company Globe Indemnity Company and Pennsylvanian Railroad Company with numerous term numbers and defendants. The list ends with E B Whiting Prothonotary and Carl Sieh bing endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Court
E. Bayns
D. A. Culberton
Rte
Jane
Ranger & Company
Thomas
Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Warren
M. W. ‘Jamieson
J. B. Littlefield
DeForest
Whitton
Edith Whitton
E. W. Barrett
Ballmar Trading Corporation
Herman Jensen
Pittsburgh & Freeport Coal Company
National Forge & Tool Company
Globe Indemnity Company
Struthers-Wells Commany
Frank F. Moore
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Rose Harmon
Robert W. Nelson
C.J. Frantz
James Lowrie Utter
Maz
Mays
Capias
E. E. Norton
M. E. Jackson
Norton & Jackson
Charles A. Ulf
Franklin BE. Ulf
Ulf Brothers
Homer M. Putnam
J. H. Alexander
W. E. Rice
Allison C. Clough
C. L. Clough
Levi
Clough
Asaurmosit
Diploma Ceremony for Bible Class at Youngsville M E
Sunday evening at the M E church Youngsville a class of seventeen who completed Bible study and teachers training received diplomas. The program featured the Sunday school orchestra, solos by Harp and McAllister, a scripture reading by Violet Sandberg, and a talk on the class work followed by diploma awards and prizes for top grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
M. E. Church
Elmer Sederburg
S. T. Davison
Howard Harp
Violet Sandberg
Nettie McAllister
Donald Smith
Earl Fenton
E. E Selander
Nettie MacAlister
Dorothy J . Simpson
Neva Long
V. D.smith
H. H. Husted
Devil Dyer
Edith Woodard
Kathryn Sheldon
GC. M. Knapp
Mae Rider
Hattie Ayers
Nellie Knapp
Violet Wilson
E. BE. Le~lander
Nora Sturdevant
Messrs
Harp
Whitmore
Gustafson
Davison
Epworth
Warren
M. E
America
Martha Sweet
W. EB. A. Club
Gerney Ball
O. O. F. News
Youngsville Lodge
Lottsville
U. B
United Brethren Church
P. Weaver
Martha Workers
Thayer
Oterbein Guild
Ning Haight
Archie Woodin
Youngsville High School
Columbus High
Columbias
Schol
Youngsville High
Tidioute High
Tidioute
Stanley Davis
Basil Weiderhold
Lester Kinnear
Martin Barton
Kenneth White
Milton Kay
Forest Rapp
Carroll Linberg
Edith Mead
Robert Vicander
Howard Long
Borger Lightner
Gordon Munn
Arnold Erickson
Eugene Casey
Donald Abraham
Kenneth Coan
Ladies Aid
M. D. Whitney
Verna Vochran
C. A. Graham
Charles Dyer
Lillian Houser
Home Missionary Society
Gilbert
Rh. L. Mead
Tug City of Pittsburgh crashes into launch near Narco
On the Mississippi River near Narco, the tug City of Pittsburgh collided with a ferry launch while towing ten empty barges. Six people drowned. Captain C L Blazer faced a $100000 bond on translaughter charges. The Carnegie Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh owned the tug. Captain Blazer later returned to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hahnville
C. L. Blazer
City of Pittsburgh
Mississippi River
Narco
Blazer
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Steel Corporation of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Girls Bitten by Dogs in Separate Attacks
Two Pittsburgh girls were bitten by dogs yesterday, one severely. June Boles, 7, received 22 stitches for head lacerations and injuries above the left eye. Mrs. Hutchison was bitten on the right side in front of her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
June Boles
Three Die After Auto Accidents in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh January 16. A boy and a woman died in hospitals yesterday from injuries in automobile accidents per coroner reports. Mrs. Elizabeth Robb 73 died from internal injuries after being struck, Vincent Ferral 7 suffered a fractured skull on his way to school, and William Millikis 1 sustained probable skull fracture after being struck by a car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Elizabeth Robb
Setimee
Vincent Ferral
William Millikis
Lily Lexington Returns to House of Comfort and Dust
Lily Lexington, back after a failed romance, moves into the family home kept immaculate by a maid. She reunites with familiar scents and garments, relishing the easy life, while reconciling with the tidy past she left behind and the care of her former keepers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily
Pat
Carrie
Hester Belle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren Tribune
Studebaker
Gie Neal
Russell
Penna. Ave
Ste
Franklin
Holmes
NASH
Hudson
Thomas Jenkins
Suavainnes K
Weigel Motor Sales Co
Chrysler
C. A. Hubbard Motor Sales
East Street
Armstrong Welding Shop
Stebbins
Tribune
Oak Street
St. Clair Street
Conewangs+ avenue
Malesville
Larson-Tibbett Co
Prone
F. O. Box
Edward Hammerick
R. L. Alford
R. L. Alford & Company
Conewango Furniture Company
E. B. Whiting
Carl Sieh Bing
Ric.panso Bultberg
Penga. Ave
West
Warres, Pa
Russell Auto Supply
United States
Warren, Ra
St. Car Bara
Hap
MR. Hap
Runzell Auto Supply Co
Waid-Rogers CQ Waren Savings Bowls & Trust Co. Bldg
Chevrolet
Weigle Motor Sales Co
Athletic Awards
Leota Day
Edward
Kane
J. H. Hurley
Levena Devore
Helen Graham
Warren Children’s
Ralph Mead
Rouse Hospital
Robert Cartwright
Ralph Cartwright
G. A. Graham
Bates Street
Lutheran Church Meeting
Lutheran Church of
J. A. Carlatrom
J. V. Engetrom
Kart Olson
Leo Johnson
Trustes
Frank Weaver
Ar‘dath Weaver
Orgentet
Athieere
Seattle
Wash
Albert Isabel
William Edward Hickman
Angeles
Michael Whizfield
Money
Mio
Beatrice Burton
Sally
Sue Gaia
Boot Shop
Pennsylvania
Nettleton
Oxfords
Odds
Enda