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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1926

Page

10

Notice of public hearings on railroad motor carrier certificates

Notices announce applications by Penn Transit Company and Saltsburg Indiana Transportation Company for certificates of public convenience to operate motor vehicles as common carriers in several Pennsylvania counties with hearings set in Pittsburgh on April 14 and April 24, 1926, respectively. Also listed are an auditor’s notice for Harvey McMasters estate, and executor notices for Mayme Hawksworth and James Wissinger estates, with addresses in Indiana County and adjacent areas. Public notices urge interested parties to attend and present claims or objections.

Public Service Commission Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Public Service Company Penn Transit Company Allegheny Wegmoreland Indiana Camprin Clearfield Blair Wittsburgh Commonwealth of Pennsyvania Saltsburg Indiana Transportation Company Saltsburg Pennsylvania Kittanning Dringiony County Pittsburgh Saltsburg-Indiana Transportation Company M. Fisher Orphans Court Indiana County Mariners Bank and Trust Company of Harvey v. McMasters Hiaksville Savings and Trust Company Borough of Waynid Jack Mayme Tawksworth Pina Township James Hawksworth Belsane Itc James W. Mack Pan Rebecca J. Dounhey Green Townsship Gerd Db Donatiey Tixecutor Gre

Community Notes From Rochester Mill And Nearby Areas

Rochester area social and town news highlights visits from Indiana and Punxsutawney show residents traveling for shopping and family events. Local professionals Dr J W Morrow and Dr John Stewart made calls. Sheriff John Malcolm and Mrs F B Work were among Indiana visitors. The Ladies Aid hosts an all day quilting event at Mrs Cloll Crawford's home. Rev Frank Clarry to preach at M H church Sunday evening.

Bertha Gibson Indiana Stella Haster Francis Work G. C. Sink DuBois Sink J. W. Morrow Marchand Homer Pifer Leta Depp Punxsutawney Mary Shank Shaster Charlie Shank Homer Tyger Grace Hurd John Stewart Marion Center Frank ‘Smith Homer City John Malcolm F. B. Work Hugh Henderson Clark Doty Ashley Woodie Annie Richardson Jeannette John Wisher Deckers Point Marie Oberlin Ronald Richardson Mary McMahan John Warner Commodore Murray Gilpatrick J Anna Arthur Elkins Charlie Bowers Harry Richardson George Johnson Clark Richardson Anna Brown Maud Stevens Clymer M. H. Church Cloll Crawford

Subscriptions Offered for Pittsburgh Papers

March 31 notices advertise one year subscriptions for The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times and National Stockman at 650 to subscribers along R I D routes or towns not served by agents. Substitute Pittsburgh Post at same price. order today through The Indiana Progress Indiane Pa.

The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times National Stockman Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post Sue Gazette Indiana Indiane

Easter Visits and Homecomings in Elders Ridge

Elders Ridge residents report Easter departures as students return to various colleges. Mrs. Floyd Mayhood travels from New Kensington after visiting her parents, the Hood family, while Olive Coulter returns from Pittsburgh. Helen Riddin and Leona Bortz visit Greenville and Byans Valley, and Miriam Baker stays with Marie Hood briefly. Many locals suffer recent grip illness. Easter service featured fitting music. Sallie Long visits McIntyre. John Fassett was an Indiana visitor. Guthrie of Saltsburg comes home from State College for holiday. Ruth Hine calls from Muskingum College. Faye Haag spends Easter Sunday with Glen Campbell homefolks.

Floyd Mayhood New Kennington T. ©. Hood Hhas Olive Coulter Pittsburgh Helen Riddin Baster Byans Valley Leona Bortz Greenville Haster Miriam Baker

Clarksburg social notes recap of visitors and movers

Clark sburg column lists Mr and Mrs R D McCall Indiana visitors. Rockwell Manners relocated from Salina to Hood property. various locals moving in and out, visits to and from Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg. new baby boy for Clair Marshall. frequent family and social engagements. students and travelers noted with Easter visits and weekend stays. broad community update with many named individuals and places.

R. D. McCall Indiana Rockwell Manners Salina Hood Calhoun Vandercrift Gastown Hiderton M. E. Hileman Margaret Helman Anna Black P. T. Hemphill Reynoldsville Hemphill Saltsbury Harry Coleman Raymond Hirick Carrie, Iick Columbia Hospital Wilkinsburg Clair Marshall

Local Notes From Deckers Point Community

Deckers Point records show Mr. and Mrs. John Fisher visiting with neighbors, several families visiting or being visited, and multiple sickness notes including Mrs. Ritchie Douglass and Emma Wilhelm. The community reports lime being unloaded for spring work and various social visits among residents and kin.

Gett ysburg social notes and local visits update

Gettsyburg society page notes Easter visits as Blair Gramley family spend time with relatives in Johnstown and Dr H Heilman’s daughter Virginia, a Pittsburgh college student, stays with her parents. Visitors include Mrs John Gromley and Miss Helen Beer, with local movements by Ogden Stumpf and Jazel Brown. Antioch church services and a program drew a large crowd with plans for Wednesday service.

Blair Gramley Johnstown T. V. McQuown Marion Center Misa Virginia Heilman Pittsburgh H. Heilman John Gromley Nola Fuller Helen Beer Bme Howard Dishong Gribs Indiana B. F. Ake Ogden Stumpf Nilisdale Antioch Antiochy Jazel Brown Walter Teer Joe Brown

Local Notes From Lewisville And Nicholntown

Shields traveled to Clatraville on Saturday while Marl Graham called at his brother R. L. Gratem in Platraville on Friday. Fostre Young visited his sister Mrs. Alex Graham, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Myers with their daughter Meredith saw Mrs. Della Burkett over the winter in New Brighton. Mrs. M. B. McCurdy and children visited Johnstown for Master’s vacation with J. C. Berkey and wife.

OW. Shields Clatraville Marl Graham R. L. Gratem Platraville Fostre Young Alex Graham Irvin Myers New Brighton M. B. McCurdy Callie Shepsley

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