Trustee's Sale of Butler Planing Mill Real Estate in Pa
Public auction in Western District of Pennsylvania on May 21 1915 at 1 30 PM offers four Center Township Indiana County lots 9 10 11 and 14 laid out by Brandon plot on the A H Mikesell Addition Homer City. Describes boundaries Liberty Street Alley Nos and Main Street segments with parcels to be sold whole or in parts to maximize price. Sale free of dower rights of bankrupt wife. includes property deeds and plot references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
Western District of Pennsylvania
W. W. Dempsey
Butler Planing Mill Company
Center Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
T. J. Brandon
A. H. Mikesells
Homer City
Brandon
Liberty Street
Brandon Plot
Lot No
Main Street
Carolne Davis
Caroline Davis
Property description and sale terms in Brandon plot
Atty describes parcel from Brandon heirs to W W Dempsey, deed dated February 2 1910 recorded February 3 1910 in Indiana County. Sale terms require 10 percent bid deposit and 90 percent upon court confirmation with deed delivery. Trustee reserves right to reject bids and adjourn sale. J Earl Ogle trustee. W W Dempsey bankrupt. First National Bank Building Johnstown PA.
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Brandon
T. J. Brandon
H. d. Brandon
Recorder's Office
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
W. W. Dempsey
J. Earl Ogle
First National Bank
Johnstown
Points on People. Indiana news notes and visits
Harry Laney of Oakland avenue leaves on the 8 35 train for East Palestine Ohio to begin work. Miss Nellie McGregor returns to Birmingham school after a weekend at home. Jesse Whiteman B M Clark of Punxsutawney and Hon Charles Kline of Pittsburgh visit friends in Indiana. Miss Hilda Bruce of Johnstown and Robert Bruce of Culver spend Sabbath with Mrs Mary H Bruce. Mrs Robert Taylor and children of Pittsburgh visit at A T Taylor's home on South Fifth street. William Loughry returns to Pittsburgh after visiting relatives in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Moorhead and daughter Thelma, back from Florida, stay with Mrs S N Moorhead. Mr and Mrs Warry Trusal and Miss Edna Reed of Vandergrift attend Sabbath in Indiana. Reed, graduate of Indiana Normal, is a Vanderrift teacher.
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Nellie McGregor
Birmingham
North Sixth Street
Jesse Whiteman
B. M. Clarrk
Punxsutawney
Hon
Charles Kline
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Hilda Bruce
Johnstown
Robert Bruce
Culver
Spert
Mary H. Bruce
Oak Street
Robert Taylor
Mrs
A. T. Taylor
South Fifth Street
Mrs. T. PL. Moorhead
Thelma
Florida
S.N. Moorhead
Warry Trusal
Edna Reed
Vandergrift
Good Roads Day Mobilizes State Highway Officials
State High way Commissioner Cunningham urges arrangements to aid the movement. Chief Engineer allows unused highway machinery to be used on township roads for the day and directs cooperation by district superintendents. First Deputy Cunningham also issues a circular to county superintendents and assistant engineers seeking support.
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Cunningham
Hunter
Good Roads Day Efforts Urged Across Counties
Half of the Bureau of Township Highways seeks continued cooperation to ensure statewide Good Roads Day succeeds. In Washington County last year about 12000 dollars of work was completed with minimal township cost. Businessmen farmers students and women and children contributed food and refreshments, proving a repeatable model for other counties this year.
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Bureau of Township Highways
Hunter
Washington County
Commonwealth
Harrisburg House Sets Film Fee Bill as Special Order
Harrisburg report notes the House will consider the Stern moving picture film examination fee bill as a special order for tomorrow night. The calendar lists over 150 bills, with two penal law commission bills set as special orders for Tuesday night. Several major measures remain on final passage or third reading, including convict labor on roads, agricultural commission issues, state correctional farms, occupational disease reporting, and a women's employment amendment among others.
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House
Stern Moving Picture
Penal Law Commission
Agricultural Commission
Senate
Struck out by Harrick and Kennedy in baseball context
Umpire Daugherty calls game as Harrick records an 18 strikeout performance while Kennedy contributes five runs or outs in a tense matchup. No additional context provided.
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Harrick
Kennedy
Daugherty
No Use Speech Sparks Dispute in Norwich Debate
Fragmentary remarks show Mrs Nagy and Abr Nagy clashing over logic during a heated exchange. The exchange hints at a broader dispute about discipline and decision making, with irreconcilable viewpoints and calls to proceed with a lecture despite interruptions.
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Mrs. Nagy
Abr. Nagy
St. Louis Post-Dispatet
A Glimpse of New York From a Kansas City Visitor
A Kansas City woman in New York reports on the metropolis focusing on Wall Street, the Woolworth Building, and the Eden Musée. She recalls subway drift, elevated trains, and a sidewalk proposal overheard on a packed car, contrasting New York life with the West.
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Kansas City
New York
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
Woolworth
Grant
Eden Musee
New York Tribune
True Actors Interview Sparks Social Praise Debate
A garbled interview fragment cites opinions on actors and society. It references praise, Quinine, and a noted company figure, suggesting dramatic claims about acting prowess and public reaction. The text is heavily distorted with unclear names and events, but implies emotional public response.
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Wetur Taanigor
Soldiers Become Fatalists in War
An officer recounts soldiers who believe luck governs fate at the front. A general staff officer tells how a bereaved commander, after his wife’s death, sought danger to be killed but repeatedly survived bombardment. The tale emphasizes a superstition that some men escape bullets while others seem doomed.
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Offcer
Niles
Devamp, Ll
Une
Suwanee River War March Inspires British Troops
The Suwanee River song blends with A Long Way to Tipperary as British troops train. Kitchener's new armies sing it daily during long practice marches. The tune is played across England by 10 000 recruits marching from Whitby to Salisbury Plain.
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Suwanee River
Tes
Tipperary
England
Whitby
Salisbury Plain
How to Mend Kid Gloves and Restore Wear
A glove department head in an QOhic store explains a method from Woman's Home Companion. Trim ragged edges with small sharp scissors, buttonhole firmly with cotton thread using a fine needle, then gather and buttonhole to secure edges. The mended glove resists pulling and rips under heavy wear.
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Qohic
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