Executors and Administrators Notices Collide in Local Estate Claims
Notices announce letters testamentary for Somes Wissinger, Green Township, and Rebecca J. Donahey, Green Township, with executors George Wissinger and Ghure nd Donahey. Administrator Maytone Hawkworth requests claims and payments, while readers are offered subscription deals to The Progress Pittsburgh Gazette Times and National Stockman via Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Gazette Times
National Stockman
F. D
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post
Indiana
Local social notes from Elderton area
Ruth and Mae Stewart visited the O. M. Anderson home while Ruth Bowser spent a night with the H. Boyer family. Several neighbors dropped by including the Fiscus and Henderson families, with visits to multiple homes. The Slagle family moved to Wandercroft and several others shopped or called on local residents over the weekend.
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South Bend
Ruth and
Mae Stewart
Cornelia
Lyda Montgomery
L. B
Deemer
Ruth Bow
Mildred
Marjorie Henderson
Janet Townsend
Slagle
Wandercroft
W. R. Thompson
Claire
W. R. Moorhead
Annamae
Margaret Anderson
Sheaffer
Anderson Farm
Hobart Shellhammer
D. B. Townsend
L. BE. Deemer
Eunice
Elderton
T. W. Fiscus
Hiscus
George Peterman
Una Prugh
L. M
Irvin Kelly
Plumcreek
Administrators Notice for Norman J Seger Estate
Letters of administration granted to Harry I Seger for Norman J Seger late of Canoe Township. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and prompt payment. Mary Seger and Harry Seger named as administrators. Rossiter Pennsylvania March 24 1926.
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Jack & Tack Attorneys
Maytone tUnwkstworth
Ping Downalip
James Hawksworth
Adiliistrator
Elsano
Dte
James W. Mack
J. Donahey
Green Town‘ship
Wuld
Ghurend
Donahey
Tnctions
Ute
Peeler & Fell
Norman J. Seger
Canoe Township
Harry I. Seghr
Rossiter
Peeler & Felt
Henry Seger
Mary Shghr
Harry Seger
Administra
George W. Peffer
Plimyille
Elazabeth C. Pepfer
Plumyre
Community notes from West Lebanon and Iselin area
Mrs R A Silvis and other locals feature in a week of events. Ira Weaver attended the Matson sale. A petition to build five miles on the Apollo end of the South Bend Apollo road circulates. Thompson was a Sheloctai caller. Several residents ill with grip. W C Smith shopped in Indiana. A new Buick sedan arrives. The Iselin choir gave Easter program, with plans for Iselin Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Carl Black bought a Hudson sedan. R W George visited Biderton parents. Miss Florence Smith visited Indiana friend. Fulton couple ill. Ditch family hosted in Coal Run. R A Sheffler set to sell on April 16. Holstein, town resident, recovering from mine injury. Fulton family shopped in Indiana. Nellie George visiting from Indiana. Dwight Patterson returned to Muskingum for Easter. Mrs GO Harvey injured head. Phipps family visited Townshend relations in South Bend.
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R. A. Silvis
Ira Weaver
South Bend
Apolo
Thompson
W. C. Smith
Indiana
Iselin
Presbyterian Church
Carl Black
R. W. George
Biderton
Florence Smith
Munshower
J. H
Dwight Patterson
Muskingum
QO. B. Harvey
James ‘Phipps
D. B. “‘Townshend
Small Town Notes From Chambersville
Mrs Sharrer remains ill through the winter and is poorly still. Dixonville visitors include Mrs Walter Miller and daughter Mary Jane to Mrs Walters. Crooked Creek Baptist church holds Sunday services next Sunday at 2 and 3 pm. Les Hawk and wife from Cioe visited Mrs Daniel McMillen. Flu is prevalent locally. Recent Indiana visitors include Correll Lewis Mr and Mrs Lewis Harry Lingenfelter Harry Downey and Mrs F E Kirk. Mrs Harry Miller visited her sister Mrs Ira Kerr in Marion Center last week.
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Sharrer
Walter Miller
Mary Jane
Dixonville
Indiana
Correll Lewis
Lewis
Harry Lingenfelter
Harry Downey
Harry Miller
Ira Kerr
Marion Center
Indiana County National Farm Loan Ad Issued in 1926
An Indiana County advertisement promotes the Federal Land Bank system as a long term loan source for farmers. It cites 1916 creation, 39,905 farmers served in 1925, loans totaling 127,355,000, and benefits including 4.4 percent interest, mortgage reduction, no removals, transfer of mortgage with sale, and farmer earnings. It invites farmers to contact D. R. Tomb, Sec Treas, at 207-208 Savings and Trust Building, Indiana, Pa, dated April 7, 1926.
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Indiana County National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land Banks
D. R. Tomb
Savings & Trust Building
Indiana
Sec.Treas. Ind. Co. N. F. Ll. A
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G Chapman
Somes Wissinger
Green Township
George Wissinger
Marlon Center
Alas Wissingm
Commodore
Silas
Undertaker
Phila
Indiana, PA
Qui
Office of County Surveyors and County Engineer
McCrea
Woodburn Granite Works
Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Thos
Baby
Douglass Studio
Dinsmore
West
Lebanon
Chambersville
Indiana County
Wilgus
Patline Bostic
Boawdertown
Orpha Wright
Mia
Paul Graham
Wintondale
H. 8. Ratrigh
Elizabeth Trimble
C. D. Tyger
Einey Roneh
Roy Smith
Hastings
W. J. Smith
D. D. Ratrigh
Lacey Blose
Gladys Raivigh
Lucy Blose
Bernice Tyger
Gladys Raleigh
George McLaren
Alex Stewart
Marshall Barron
Jacob Truxel
Blairsville
James McClimate
Blacktiel
Call
McLaren
George Sharer
Edward
Vandergrift
PF. A. Manda
Susan Dixon
Wicby Ray
Homer City
Geo. ‘Ray
John Stadtmiller
Famly
Infant
Jtown
Alverda
Bert. Jackson
Gon
Larry
Heilwood
Arthur Dobson
Mary Anderson
George Mieming
Mt Union
Bella Goodrich
Diamondville
George Menning
John McGraw
St. Benedict
Joseph Waxler
W. EB. Woods
Broadtow
Thomas Davis
Culver
George Fleming
Logan Long
Archie Repine
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Via
Rochester
The
Bon Ton
the Gazette
Brillian
Penna
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