County Town News notices from Sides and surrounding area
Royden Coy of Sides spent Sabbath with his parents Mr and Mrs Albert Coy. John Gressiey moved his family to Heilwood for work. Mrs Ben Waltermire sick while Mrs Vance Helman convalescent. Austin Sheikito plans to locate in Penn Hull after selling his farm. Cherryhill township roads improved by farmer-drawn drag. J Milton Gibson county seat caller Tuesday. Dale Green of Homer City visited parents W H Green over Sabbath. Mary Golden entertained friends Alverda Makin Florence Amond Pearl Brown Matilda Gibson. William Sleppy Sabbath at grandfather D C Wolfe. Harry Shaffer of Boones Lick weekend at A L Diehl. Mrs Albert Myers and sons Carroll and Harold of Lucerne guests at C C Coy’s home. Sadie Stephens returned home after ten days in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vance Helman
Austin Sheikito
Penn Hull
Cherryhill Township
J. Milton Gibson
Dale Green
Homer City
W. H. Green
Mary Golden
Alverda Makin
Florence Amond
Pearl Brown
Matilda Gibson
William Sleppy
D. C. Wolfe
Harry Shaffer
Boone's Lick
A. L. Diehl
Albert Myers
Carroll and
Harold
Lucerne
C. C. Coy
Sadie Stephens
Indiana
Local social notes from Indiana and Elders Ridge area
A roundup of visits and greetings across Indiana, Tippperary, and Elders Ridge. Many residents, including Ralph Holmes, Mrs. Annie Holmes, George Kephart, and Fay Bley, host or visit relatives. several travelers plan May returns, and illness news is noted for a few locals.
Blacklick News Roundup Reflects Community Life
An auxiliary American Red Cross chapter may organize as locals support patriotic efforts. The town notes many residents visiting nearby towns, church services, and social visits. Measles rise reported in the hill district alongside baseball results, religious subjects, and farming shipments to Baltimore.
Social notes from Freeport region include visitors and movements
Arthur St. Clair an engineer on the P R R at Freeport visited friends here last week. John Coble of Midland a former resident circulated among friends. Mia Reuben Pentz and two children stayed with Trowland Pents. Mrs Pants left for Kittanning. Max Munshower was at Pillsbury on business. Mr and Mrs Andrew Ruddock of West Lebanon visited W N Lytle on Bell street. G Steel and J Miller a Pittsburg business party called. The Crescent Club entertained Mrs W Rt Griffith. A stork brought a boy to J A Pitelkinger s home and a girl to Marl Green s. GX excursion to Pittsburg included Mr and Mrs Lafayette Tuck and others. Thomas and Paul Lingle went to Johnstown for an examination forming foreman. Pearl Wiggins of Apollo spent the first of the week with his family here. Mrs Paul Lingle and children visited relatives in Culver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur St. Clair
Freeport
John Coble
Midland
Mia
Reuben Pentz
Two Chiildren
Trowland Pents
Pants
Kittanning
Kirkland
Max Munshower
Pillsbury
Andrew Ruddock
West Lebanon
W. N. Lytle
Bell Street
G. Steel
Bb. J. Miller
Pittsburg
John Askey
Crescent Club
W. Rt. Griffith
J. A. Pitelkinger
Charles Kroser
Pearl Wigging
Marl Green
Lafayette Tuck
Mary Kier
Carris Thomas
Mary Campbell
Margaret Campbell
Jane Philips
Anna Walker
Letha Love
Thomas
Paul Lingle
Johnstown
Pearl Wiggins
Apollo
Culver
Public notices and auditor statements amid estate proceedings
The document records multiple public notices from 1917 and 1978 involving an auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana County and estate distribution for the late Joh Mott and the cons Jacob Lewin estate. It lists dates, places, and official actions including attendance for claimants and creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphips Court
Frllann
Aed
Dati
Abelian
Joh
Didle
Fleiner
Breite Derongh
Bidian
Tan
Atulistor
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana
Suvinngs & Trug Company
Tidbia
Mitlee
Jens Lewin bin
Wath Bididias
Indiap la
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Royden Coy
Sides
Mrs
Albert Coy
John Gressiey
Heilwood
Ben Waltermire
Pleasantville
Ralph Holmes
Holmes Siding
Clymer
Annie Holmes
Frank Waltermire
George Kephart
Leroy Learn
Tipperary
Miles Fetterman
W. B. Waltermire
Elizabeth Smith
Kenwood
Agnes Reed
Halen
Ross Reed
Roy
Zenna
Fay Bley
Paul Seaton
Ohio
Alfred Newlin
St. Benedict
Five Points
McKee Rankin
Verda
J. B. Rankin
Lloyd
Noble Bell
Margaret
Plumville
Amy
Melvin Vayne
Akron
M. A. Farnsworth
Clyde Donahue
Leo
Willet
Frank Wright
Wilgus
Robert Langham
Hazel Learn
James McCoy
Marion Center
Guy Dunlap
Nant-y-Glo
Tere
Idaho
Frank, Russell
Mary Thelma
Mr. Barnett
Gastown
Howard Kimmel
Estella Kimmel
Leonard Barr
Penn Run
Ray Meyers
William Barr
Hugh Henderson
Deemer McLaughlin
Vandergrift
Thomas KE. Sheerin
River ST
Amevilles
N.Y
Shelada
Roy H. Ankeny
Shelocta
Crooked Break
Indiana County
Buffalo
Rochester and Pittsburg
Geo. P. Weaver
Ankeny
Indiana Normal
Mylee
Weaver
DuBois
Business College
Academies
Pennsylvania
Hull
Wentworth
Maury
Barnes
Phillip
Ginn and Company
Carney’s Country Life and Country School
White
Roy H
Ankney
Geo. P
HENRY
Steving & CO
Philadelphia St
Cinderella Stoves & Ranges Nn
Peterson & CO
Indiana, Pa
American Red Cross Society
Clifford Kiel
Blairsville
Blacklick
Louis Zoller
Caroline Smith
Ralph Smith
Clara McKenterg
Latrobe Sunray
Albert Sherman
Claude K. Ling
Harl Mardis
Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Methodist Episcopal Church
C. W. Nippes
Americas
D. S. Miller
Uniontown
Harry C. Christy
Elizabeth Stoneback
J.J. Davis
Presbyterian Church
Joan Maxwell
Gell
Hill
J. L. Wadsworth
Verner Mack
Ben Avon
Mary Magerman
Philadelphia
William Linton
J. W. Clark
J. R. Graff
Charles Grate
Wilbur Rankin
Katharine Williams
Charlie Duncan
Lyda Jamison
Butterbaugh
Sadie Rae
Bolivar
Frederick KH. Ward
Chemiat
American Manganese Mfg. Co
Dunbar
Squire Huston
Railroad Street
Graffton
John Campbell
J. A. Trinkley
Cresson
Samuel Hildebrand
Altoona
JL. D. Johnston
H. R. Cuthbert
Ray
William Crusan
Methodist Church
Baltimore
J. J. Spackman
Albert Mattern
Spruce Creek
Tred Lascalle
Avyonmare
Dick Clowes
Roy Donahey
Charlie Clawson
Mith Porava
B. Citcago
Lech
Ford
Maxwell
Buick
Chevrolet
J. H. Barkley
J. Wettling & Son
Troutman CO
Teomera
Mrovlalonil
Cortia Hale
Priseipalalp
Thacklek
Jeseydidines
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