Mellinger Estate Suit Seeks Court Construction and Payment
Mary J. Mellinger sues executor of D. H. Mellinger estate seeking court decree construction of the will and payment of 3000 dollars with interest to her or trustee. Defendants Susan G. Bowers and Daniel Wright are non residents and must appear within ten days after publication. Copy to be posted at county courthouse by March 29, 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Pera
Frederick
Mary J. Mellinger
Aaron G. Mellinger
D. H. Mellinger
M. M. Lynch
Susan G. Bowers
Daniel Wright
Jesse Wright
Frederick Wright
Virginia
City of
Winchester
Brannon
Poor Man's Lawyer Miss Frooks Brings Free Aid to Salvation Army
Miss Frooks, a young attorney, sets up at Salvation Army Headquarters in New York to offer free legal help to the poor. She handles family issues, mortgage settlements, wills, contracts, and criminal defenses while managing the Army's vast property and institutional welfare network.
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Miss Frooks
Army
National
York City
The
Salvation Army
West Fourteenth Street
New York City
Frooks
Myuny
Landic
Prayer Brings Dishpan to East Side Salvation Army Leader
Major Jennie Ward, head of Cherry Street Slum Settlement and Nursery in New York, prayed for a dishpan due to dire poverty. She and helpers collected funds door to door and in saloons, aided by a drunk man who offered sympathy, leading to a large dishpan for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Ward
Army
Cherry Street
New York
East Side
Judge Talbot Starts Confidential Juvenile Probation Ledger
Justice Talbot of the police court has begun a novel ledger for all juvenile offenders released on probation. Each file records the offense, sentence, school attendance requirements, and the youth’s weekly actions with school reports. Family promises keep home life details confidential while progress is monitored.
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Justice Talbot
Police Court
Talbot
Late Mrs Richard Lawyer and Writer
Funeral services were held in Gettysburg Pennsylvania for Marie B Richard widow of Rev J W Richard and sister in law of Mrs P J Williams of Winchester. A noted authoress and lawyer born in Wisconsin she practiced law 12 years and was among the first women in that field. She died at age 69 after months of illness. Her husband formerly worked at the Lutheran Theological Seminary of Gettysburg. She recently sold her home in Gettysburg and planned to move to California.
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Gettysburg
Marie B. Richard
J. W. Richard
P. J. Williama
Winchester
Getttysberg
Frederick
County
Lutheran Theological, Seminary of
Richard
Wisconsin
Cali
California woman’s fitness linked to fatal incident
Fragmentary OCR shows a case where a woman’s fitness and an unclear result are tied to a death. The report notes two guardians or sitters remain, with no further identified names or locations.
Milks Emulsion Promises Cure For Stomach Trouble
An Iowa reader testifies Milks Emulsion cured long standing stomach trouble and constipation after failing with pills salts and physic. The ad touts appetite boost, digestion aid, and rapid relief, with a money back guarantee for six bottles and prices 60c and 7.20 per bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Garden Army urges city children to form school home plots
City pupils are invited to join a School-Home Garden Army to cultivate vacant lots during summer. Judge T W Harrison supplies free seeds and promotes wholesome productive work, not only boosting gardens but aimed at shaping future citizens of a better city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
T. W. Harrison
Harrison
Cannot Be Silent Says Politician Must Act First
A dated quote notes a politician often speaks and acts before fully thinking or reading about a question. The remark emphasizes action over prolonged deliberation in public office.
Benefit in Wearing Glasses and Eye Health
Readers learn wearing glasses does not weaken the eyes and may reveal true eye needs. The article notes continued use may be necessary as vision changes, with glasses serving to maintain clarity and eye strength.
Relieves Rheumatic Pain with Restful Sleep
Patient reports rheumatic pains eased by a treatment, enabling rest and sleep. The testimonial notes relief on spells and claims the product provides important comfort, with emphasis on ongoing benefit for mobility and recovery.
Ministers Pay Income Tax on Tiny Share of Salaries
Only 1,671 of about 170,000 ministers in the United States owe income tax because most do not earn enough to meet the law's minimum. Many ministers supplement income with outside work to support families, while the Interchurch World Movement cites rising pay for ministers as a focus of its five year plan. The average college trained preacher earns about $937 annually, far below other trades such as rubber, boot and shoe, chemical, silk, paper, and wool workers.
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United States
Interchurch
World Movement
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