Increase of Indebtedness in Yours Township Pennsylvania
Native township of Yours in Indiana county Pennsylvania to hold May election 1920 to approve a 450000.00 increase in bonded debt for road improvements. Resolution adopted March 1926 sets election hours 8am to 7pm. shows current debt 400000.00 and refunding balance 3455.63. protest to be voted by qualified electors under supervision of A W Red president and W W Coulter secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Agid
A. W. Red
W. W. Coulter
Divorce Petition and Auditor Notice from Indiana County
The notice commands Samuel M Dixon to appear in court in Indiana Pa on the first Monday of June 1926 to show cause why his wife Susan F. H. Dixon should not be divorced. It bears Judge J. N. Langham and Prothonotary Claude E. Bath with sheriff John M. Malcolm listed. An auditor Robt. M. Fisher will audit funds from the estate of John Kephart May 28 1926 at 10 AM in Indiana Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel A. Dixon
Samuel M Dixon
Indiana
Court of Common
Cauge
Susan FH. Dixon
Samuel M. Bixon
J. N. Langham
Claude E
Bath
John M.malcolm
Sheriff's
Pierce & Pierce
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Savings and Trust Co
John Kephart
Cherryhill Township
Cheraby
Savings & Trust Co
Borough of
Green Township PA to hire school staff in 1926 meeting
The Green township school board in Tudlana county Pennsylvania schedules a meeting at Commodore to hire one high school principal and four high school teachers on Saturday April 17 1926. A second session on Saturday May 15 1826 at 9 am will hire forty grade teachers and review bids for coal and wood for 1926 27 terms. Applications and bids must be mailed to Homer B Stevens secretary at Clymer PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Township
Tudlana County
Pennsylvania
Commodore
Cabin
Homer
Stephens
Clymer
R. JH. BW
Stafford
Jlotier
Pain as a Warning: Heed Body Signals Promptly
The Pennsylvania State Health Department urges immediate attention to pains as signs of illness. Doctor Charles H. Miner warns against self diagnosis and overuse of proprietary headache remedies. Seek professional advice, as headaches and pains can have many serious underlying causes. Pain is a helpful alert guiding prompt medical action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania State Department of Health
Charles H. Miner
Miner
Pennsylvania
Local Visitors and Social Roundup Across Indiana Area
County Superintendent James F. Chapman visited area schools. Cameron Davis of Clymer and Abe Marcus of Bernesboro called on townsfolk. Real Silk Co representative Mr. Barkey of Indiana and Rev. Ruch also stopped by. Mrs. Laura Dickie Bolvin died, with many expressing sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Chapman
Cameron Davis
Clymer
Mr. Barkey
Indiana
Real Silk Company
Gertrude Wilson
C. H. Petted
Tomi
Homer City
Earl Schaffer
Abe Marcus
Bernesboro
Rev. Ruch
BK. Kirker
George Lindsey
H. M. Henry
Vanderwerf Transportation seeks charter amendment in 1926
Notice filed to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Vanderwerf Transportation Company of Vandergrift Pa under an act to amend its charter for the operation of motor vehicles as a common carrier for hire between Indiana and Armstrong counties. Public Service Commission approval to route and conveyance is required, with a certificate of public convenience to be evidenced. Robeny Db. Nowl, Solicitor, April 7, 1926-8te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noticr
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Vanderwerf Transportation Company
Vanderarift
General Assembly
Second Lugs
Public Service Comuiasion
Robenyt Db
Solleitur
Local social notes and visits from Hidar ton area
Mrs Mack Wissinger visited her sister Mrs Martha Gordon of Hidar ton last week. Mrs Gordon has been sick all winter and not much improved. Nellie Park spent weekend at home. Andrew Fox remains ill but slowly improves. Harry Hershberger went to Namine to care for his father, who was injured at a mine and is now at Punxsutawney hospital. V Kepple had a business trip in Indiana. Mrs Minute Wissinger and family moved to Bracken farm. Pat Hagerty moved to Sagamora for mining work. Mrs Mack Wissinger and daughter Martha hosted the Salem church Ladies Ald Society Saturday. Mr and Mrs Homer Parks hosted visitors over Sabbath including A H Allison and Homer Aul. Harry Hirshberger visited his father at Punxsutawney hospital Sabbath. Mrs J T Wissinger visited Sagamore Sabbath. Merrill Wissinger saw James Wissinger recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mack Wissinger
Martha Gordon
Hidarton
Punxsutawney Hospital
V. Kepple
Indiana
Minute Wissinger
Fintly
Bracken Farm
Pat Hagerty
Sagamora
Mack Winsinger
Martha
Ladies’ Ald Society
Salem
Homer Parks
Local notes from Indiana weekend summaries
Mrs Goldie Wheeler visited Indiana over the weekend. A daughter of Clair Knapp is seriously ill. Samuel Fyock, Solomon Fyock, Lizzie Swartz and Sadie Mumau attended Harry Gilchrist's funeral in Indiana on Saturday. Eugene Tate of Dix onville visited Sunday. Farmers are plowing. Glenn Napp plans to head to Detroit Monday for work. Grip and flu are prevalent with many families ill in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldie Wheeler
Indiana
Clair Knapp
Samuel
Solomon Fyock
Lizzie Swartz
Sadie Mumau
Harry Gilchrist
Eugene Tate
Dixonville
Glenn Napp
Detroit
Mich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Portland Cement Association Farmers Bank
Pittsburgh, PA
W. P. Shepard
D. C
Philadelphia Street
Penna
YOUNG
Common Wealth
Peeler & Fell
Pluries
Susan J. Dixon
Samuel L. Dixon
the Commonwealth of Poennsylvania
Robt. M. Fisher
Liberty
PENN
Rosenbaum
Pittsburgh
Atlantic
John Boyle
Rosenbaum’s
Heilwood
J. F. Flaming
Jas. Beverdige
Henry Edwards
Beveridge
WW R
Bolvin
Laura Dickie Bolvin
M. Houston
Jamen A. Siattl
Ldvus J. Kin
Curtis BH. Elkin
I. B. Smith
George
Fairbanke, Morse& Co
Ane
Fairbanke-Morse
Inco
Vogel Electric Co
Fifth and Water Sts
Fairbanks-Morse Products
Dodge Brothers Motor
Graham Brothers
United States
Dodgee Brothers Motor Cars
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!