Property Conveyance and Coal Rights Notice
Public sale notice for coal land in Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania following a 1931 court action. Details describe multiple tracts with extensive mining rights and reservations including road and rail access, release to Cherry Tree and Dixonville Railroad Company, and conditions for payment and resale. Sheriff Borland notes bidding procedures and payment timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jase
John H. Dick
Cherrytree and
Dixonville Railroad Company
Recorder's Office
Indiana County
Green
County of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John B. Henry
Joseph Hines
James and
R. EF
John Burnheimer
John TR. Henry
J. W. Botsford
Greenwich Coal & Cokn Company
Cherrytrea and
Recorder’s Office
State of
Uriah
Learn
Tunnel Coaling Company
Sherman Henry
Manor Real Estate & Trust Company
Two Lick Creek
Bornheimer Land and Tunnel Coaling Company
Creek
William P. Learn
Said
Learn Land and Tunnel Coaling Company
Elizabeth Hartman, Coe
Tunnel
Coaling Company
Hartman Land and Tunnel
Corner Inne
Jonathan Learn
Tunnell Coaling Company
Land and Tunnell Coaling Company
Uriah S. Learn
Ure
Charles
Schwarz
Bengineer
Manor Real Estate and Trust Company
Jesse Lawrence Shank
John ©. Hart
Jacob B. Bash
John C. Hart
Shank
Glenside Coal Companyy
Green Township
A. J. Lydie
Adam Stonebraker
A. J. Lydic
A. L. Ferrier
Inland Coal Company
W. T. Pryce
Pioneer Coal Company
Glenside Coal Company
James A. McCoy
Amos Forrier
R. S. Long
J. T. Shields
A. L. Butterbaugh
Avery
Milbar Coal Company
Pennsyl_vania
Warves-Mack Coal Company
Harve-Mack Coal Company
Recorder's Dijceo
Mary Shank
Harve Mnack Coal Company
Warve-Mack Coal Company
Glenside
Kenwood Coal Company
Oeca
George I. Warren Company
Boston
Massachusetts
Allas Lev
H. Elmer Borland
Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Executrix and Administrator Notices in Local 1931 Notices
Notices announce Letters Testamentary for the estate of B Kime and Letters of administration for William Bagley. Individuals are urged to present claims and settle debts. Also a Young township school board meeting in April 1931 seeks bids for transport and supplies, with officers named and terms stated. Locations include Struthers Ohio, Green Township, Commodore PA, and Saintsburg VA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Chapman
Kime
South Mahoning Township
Lola W. Hoop
Executrix
Poland Ave
Struthers
Ohio
Vn. C. Chapman
William Bagley
Green Township
Ga. Baglicy
Rda
Young Township School Board
Tselin
Chilldren
McKissen
Xehool
Doard
Hoy
T. C. Tlood
Saiutsburg
W. IL Gemmelt
R.D
Worner City
Ate
Community notices from Plum Creek area district meeting and social visits
Rev Dodge and Mrs Dodge and Mrs J F Kimmel attended Brethren district meeting at Mount Joy last week. Neighbors hosted a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Samuel Lewis at George Rearick’s home. Martha Montgomery visited grandparents W Bleakney. Bess Keeler returned to Indiana Teachers College after illness. Loyd Reefer and Melvin Silvis hosted visitors. Bam Lewis and Vincent Johns returned to New Jersey after a week with friends. Marie Kimmel and Imabel Steele attended Camp Fire Girls in Shelocta Friday. Charley Frailey visited his mother Tile Frailey. Lyle Peterman and Paul Johnston were local callers Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Dodge
J. F. Kimmel
The
Brethren Church
Mount Joy
Samuel Lewis
Lewis
George Rearick
Mary
Lowell Dodge
Miss Steele
Jerry Kimmel
J. N. Blose
Quinter Kimmel
Martha Jane Montgomery Io
Local Social News and a Noiseless Paper Item
Mr and Mrs Quay Cassady and two children Virgil and Batty visited friends at Rossiter and Punxsutawney on Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs J L Dobson were at Kittanning a few days last week. Merle Shepsley of Deckers Point called on Dixonville on Saturday. Mrs Simco of Clymer visits Mrs Berner at this time. Mr and Mrs W E Tate and two children Steele and Geraldine visited his parents at Pine Flats over the weekend. Charity workers met at the home of Mrs Ed Howells at Barr and quilted a quilt for Mrs Howells. Mrs Peter Maloney and granddaughter Anna Sterner visited relatives at Revloc last week. Government develops a noiseless paper for radio use. The U S Department of Commerce produced a soft pliable cotton paper for writers to avoid crackling before microphones. Paper Talk caused speakers to lift papers carefully to the carpeted studio floor. The cost of living era noted in a London item pausing show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quay Cassady
Virgil and
Batty
Rossiter
Punxeytawney
J. L. Dobson
Kittanning
Merle Shepsley
Deckers Point
Dixonvile
U.S. Department of Commerce
U S Leader in Mohair Industry
The United States leads the world in angora goat populations and mohair production, with about 3.5 million goats generating roughly 17 million pounds of mohair annually. Major centers include Texas, Arizona, Oregon, New Mexico, California, and Missouri, while mohair fabrics like angora velvet dominate upholstery and automotive interiors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
California
Union
Texas
Arizona
Oregon
New Mexico
Missouri
Local social notices and quotes from Imperial Type Magazine
Names and weekend visits across Kittanning Johns town Indiana Marion Center and Sportsburg appear with relatives and neighbors sharing Sunday greetings. A Pittsburgh winter visit returns home and recovered ill readers are able to be about again. The editor cites an Imperial Type Magazine quote on political platforms and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covode Stephen Yorke
Kittanning
Martin Kropenak
Stephen Bracken
Emma Beck
Johnstown
Geo. Gaul
Byron Gearhart
Indiana
J. H. Miller
Wm. Bailey
Blair Beck
Susan Hawk
Sportsburg
D. B. Sutter
Anna McAllister
Pittsburgh
Lee Kuntz
Marion Center
James Hamilton
Emma Wilhelm
Rose
Emma Shields
Richmond Visitors and Local Social Notes
Mrs. Bertha Baun of Indiana visited her mother Mrs. Francis Work here on Monday. Earl Reithmiller of Indiana was a business caller Monday. J. M. Hamilton of Gipsy called Monday. Assistant county superintendent Joseph E. Weaver visited the schools Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Oberlin and family visited friends at Clymer on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dodson and son Richard Jr. and daughter Gaynelle visited friends at Smicksburg Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard North of Punxsutawney visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. I. Pollock Sunday. Earl Lewis, employed at Bradford, spent the weekend with his family here. Homer Tyger and family visited friends here Sunday. Also notes about rice pudding and home made cake at a lunch counter and quotes from Imperial Types Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Baun
Indiana
Francis Work
Earl Reithmiller
J. M. Hamilton
Joseph EB. Weaver
Wm. Oberlin
Clymer
R. M. Dodson
Richard, Jr
Gaynelle
Smicksburg
Howard North
Punxsutawney
G. I. Pollock
Sunny
Earl Lewis
Bradford
Homer Tyger
Local Social Roundup Keeps Neighbors Visiting
A flurry of Wednesday and Sunday visits tied together Kittanning residents and nearby towns. Names include Girty H L Smeltzer Stepp Coleman Miller Henderson Smith Schrecengost Jamison Lukehart Scott Shutt Ellenberger and Kesner. Also bits note Imperial Type Magazine and Pathfinder jokes.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dixonville
London
Sort Raising
U. S
Imperial Type Magazine
Richmond
Imperial Types Magazine
Mary Ellen
Clair
H. R. Ellenberger
J. C. Schrecengost
Earle
Paul
Glenn
Maxine
Schrecengost
Glenn Shutt
Vandergrift
Sarah Smeltzer
Mel
Mia
Chris Shaffer
Elderton
Ed Weaver
Jam Son
Atwood
Earle Scott
Niles, O
Carl
Apollo
Alex Scott
John Kesner
Alvin Smith
Sarah ‘Smeltzer
A. M. Jamison
Pathfinder
the Savings & Trust Co
Indiana, Pa
Fise ‘Air Flights
J.S. Hileman
Brodys’ Store
Penna
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