Election to Increase School District Indebtedness in Indiana PA
Resolution calls a special election on May 11 1923 7am to 7pm to approve a $450000 indebtedness increase for securing a site and building an additional school. Notice to be published in three local papers.
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Borough of
Indiana
County of Indiana
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
County of
Indiana Evening Gazette
Indiana Progress
Indiana Messenger
Indiiana
Orphans' Court Sale of Samuel C Granam Estate
Cunningham and Fisher attorneys announce an Orphans' Court sale of the Samuel C Granam estate by order dated March 20 1023. Sale to be held on the premises in Bullington township Kiduna county Pennsylvania. Public sale details to follow.
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Cunningham & Fisher
Orphans’ Court Sale
Orphans’ ‘Court
Indiana
Bullington Township
Kidiuna County
Pennsylvania
Land Sale Notice and Admin Notice From 1923 Public Records
Wednesday April 25 1923 notice of sale of land described by boundaries with 100 acres and life estate to Sadie S Graham by J R Richards trustee for legacies. Also administration notice for William A Glass estate in Center township with required filings and debt payments. School Bond surrender notice from Indiuni borough obliquely dated March 28 1923 to pay sinking fund.
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J. P. George
Mitchell
Amos Schultz
J. \. George
Harry Mack
IE. W. Bennett
William Heanett
Samuel C. Graham
W. J. Graham
Sadie S. Graham
Graham
Mary Graham
Vivian Graham
J. R. Richards
Longwill
Pierce & Imerce
Senate
William A. Glass
Center
Condelia Glass
Adin
Indinna
Jindiuni
Jin
J, KR. Daugherty
Columbus Bones Move for Real Tomb Proposed by Pan Americans
A Dominican report urges Pan American nations and Canada to fund a monumental final resting place for Christopher Columbus in Santo Domingo. The plan includes a towering beacon and a tomb modeled after Les Inválides with a Parisian interior, aiming to honor the explorer in the Cradle of America. The project, revived after World War I, seeks broad sympathy and involvement to replace Santo Domingo alone. Other notes cover Indiana County Farmer issues, wool twine, and a surgery recovery.
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Washington
Wong I
Christopher Columbus
War Department
William J. William
William
Columbus
Santo Domingo
Spain
Island Republic
Stimson
Knox
Caribbean
North
South America
Canada
America
Les Invalides
Paris
Grant
New York
Local Social Roundup From Indiana and Nearby Towns
COOKPORY J W Klingensmith of Indiana called at DB Wilt s on Tuesday. Mrs Ligzie Wentzel of Mahaffey visited her ill mother Mrs Rachel Henry with fin and bronchial pneumonia. Daniel Henry of Cherryhill township was a caller in town Friday. Harry Beams brother and family spent the weekend here. George Lutman returned home after months in Florida. Ruby McCombs, formerly at John Keatings, hurried home as her mother s sick. Sherman Wilt of Johnstown spent weekend with his parents D H Wilt and Mrs Wilt who has been homebound 16 weeks. D S McCoy and family were weekend guests at A J Lydie s. Elmer McCullough moved into Lewis Henry s former residence. Sarah Henry and Emma Adams were weekend visitors in Indiana. F S Young and family moved back to town from Commodore where they kept boarding houses.
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J. W. Klingensmith
Indiana
DB. H. Wilt’s
Ligzie Wentzel
Mahaffey
Rachel Henry
Daniel Henry
Cherryhill Township
Harry Beam
George Lutman
Florida
Ruby McCombs
John Keating
Sherman Wilt
Johnstown
D. H. Wilt
D. S. McCoy
A. J. Lydie
Elmer McCullough
Lewis Henry
Sarah Henry
Emma Adams
Young
Commodore
Smyrna quilting hosts for Nichols family event
Rossmoyne notes a quilting gathering at Mrs Maggie Nichols home in Smyrna for Mr and Mrs J M Nichols. James Elkin, recently ill, shows slow improvement. Eva Brewer visits Ridgway. Orville Blose visits aunt Lizzie Cribbs in the Brewer household. Merle Good smiles. A M Vantiforn, worker in Dayton, spends weekend at home. Mr and Mrs A W Diltz visit son R H Diltz and family in Georgeville.
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T. H. Frantz
Ebert Brewer
D. GC. Wells
Maggie Nichol
Smyrna
J. M. Nichol
James Elkin
Eva Brewer
Ridgway
Orville Blose
Atwood
Lizzie Cribbs
Jane A. Brewer
Merle Good
A. M. Vantiforn
Dayton
State College News Notes Ten Days Late Spring
Spring is ten days later than the earliest season since 1914, per the botany department at Pennsylvania State College. Faculty and students maintain a floral calendar guiding bloom dates, with silver maple usually listed as the first flowering tree.
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Botany Departent
Pennsylvania State College
Big Mower Pots Used in Apple Tree Experiments
Forty four large five foot diameter pots are buried to three feet and planted with uniform young apple trees at Pennsylvania State College. Different fertilizers and cultural methods are tested to provide growers with valuable guidance for orchard management statewide.
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Pennsylvania State College
State College Alumni in Indiana County Go Over the Top
Indiana County alumni surpassed their $15,000 goal in the Pennsylvania State College emergency building fund campaign for student health and welfare facilities. They pledged over $1,165,000 nationwide, with more than thirteen thousand donors contributing in the drive.
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Pennsylvania State College
Indiana County
Jard of Thanks to Neighbors and Friends
We thank neighbors and friends in Indiana and Graceton for kindness at the death of our husband and father. Gratitude for floral tributes and use of cars. From Mrs. B. M. Streams and Family.
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Indiana
Graceton
8. M. Streams
Local Social Roundup from Gifford Chronicle
Miss Marguerite Peterman of Philadelphia visits her parents and relatives in the area over Sunday while Paul Stevens and James Haley of Galtitzing spend the weekend with Gerald Fitzpatrick. Numerous local families host and visit, with Rebekah Lodge officers installed by Mrs Mock of Salisbury and a church reception for Rev Meckling. An infant daughter of Rudolph Sutton, and several local social calls and shop visits round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Peterman
Philadelphia
J. J. Peterman
W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell
J. J. Butebaugh
Paul Stevens
James Haley
Galtitzing
Gerald Fitzpatrick
W. Wyatt
Margaret
Cleaptela
Charley Dorvitt
Mrs. Mock
Salisbury
Rebekah
Dradane
Dainty
Inneho
Tod Johnson
Akron
Tes. Strasster
Olive Weber
Punxsatin- Tay
S$. Baaughler
Rossiter
Woods Johnson
Mahaffey Saturdaay
Jake Conner
J. W. Myers
Florida
Lillian Tremble
McKeesport
W.T. ‘Mahaffey
Join Lemon
Dorothy
Clearfield
J. P. Witupatrick
Gallitain
Jritzpatrick
Inez Ogden
Westmington Guild
Meckling
Presbyterian
Local Resident Visits and Family News Update
Mrs fhe Wolta of near Crove Chapel spends a few days at her daughter Mrs Ceara Sehure's home. Belle McQuhaughtin of near Washington church recently attended a function in Indiana. Mr and Mrs Wham Way and Mr and Mrs Steel Metalc spent a few days at their son George Melithous's home in Minxsitawhoy. Charles Wohler of near Grove Chapel visited Friday evening. Mrs 2 W Melatughiin and daughter Lacla were out of town Saturday. Mrs Bilir Wyneoop and children were Indiana visitors Saturday. Willi Marks and son Blair visited friends at Marion Center Sunday. John Denath moved his family to Clole to become section boss. Cleve Waller moved his family to Marion Center last week. Miss Martha Blie spent the week at her home, and Miss Orphan Fyech spent Easter vacation here. Lawrence Grove, recently in training camps, was called home due to his father John Grove’s serious illness and has been granted a month’s furlough.
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Fhe Wolta
Crove Chipel
Ceara Sehure
Belle McQhaughtin
Washington Church
Indiana
Wham Way
Steel Metallc
George Melithous
Minxsitawhoy
Charles Wohler
Near Grove Chapel
Trothero
W. Melatughiin
Lacla
Lown Sues
Bilir Wyneoop
Willi Marks
Blair
Marion Center
John Denath
Cloe
Cleve Waller
Martha Blie
Orphan Fyech
Lauwrance Grove
John Grove
Barnstorming Notes From Uniontown Socials And Loss
Uniontown townfolk share weekend visits among kin neighbors and visitors from Ameigh Kinports and Johnstown. Local breeder D I Learn of Commodore RR tours Indiana and reports black Minorca hens producing four eggs weighing 17 ounces. notes flock size and measurements. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for help after a destructive fire and hospitality from neighbors and friends.
Home Talent Play Held at Graceton for Sunday School
Mr and Mrs R N Glassford present Tlome Talent at Graceton with a home talent play titled Old Maids Child. The show is set for Wednesday evening April 18 to benefit the M B E Sunday school at that place.
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Tlome
Graceton
M. BE
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. 8. Daugherty
M. Agnes
T. Clair
Samuel C. Granam
Santo Domino
J. W. Warner
Farmers Bank and Rense Co
Indiana County Sheep & Wool Growers Association
J. M. Stewart & Co
Indiana Hardware Co
Sheep & Wool Growers’ Association
Mia
Sidney Marlin
South Fifteenth Street
Indian Hospital
Rossmoyne
A. W. Diltz
R. H. Diltz
Georgeville
State College News Notes
State College
Gherry
Fps
Harkness
Rudolph Sutton
Stiffertons
Clair Keirn
John Cooper
Uniontown
Bert. Mitchell
Emeigh
Lattons
Myra Lose
Wiizn Beringer
Laura Berringer
Kinports
John Brown
Grivemore
Max Langham and
Ameigh
Lenora
Mabel Koupp
Warchase Line
James Langhan
Don Johns
Emily
R.S. Derringer
Mary Jane Sweitzer
Wing Learn
Commodore RR
D. I
Progresa
Learn J
Mrs. R. N. Glassford
Ford
Sutton-Miller Company
Blairsville
First National Bank
Indiana, PA
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