Brumbaugh McLain Houck Leader Names Listed
A government roster lists Lieutenant Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh Secretary Frank B. McLain and Henry Houck among Congress officials with Taylor North noted in the fifth district.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1914
Page
4
A government roster lists Lieutenant Governor Martin G. Brumbaugh Secretary Frank B. McLain and Henry Houck among Congress officials with Taylor North noted in the fifth district.
Miss Helen Ralston visits friends in Pittsburg while many others from town travel to New York City Altoona Strattonville and Cambridge Springs. Obituary notices honor Master Karston J Davis and Mr Scott H Barr with funeral details and family survivors.
An ordinance grants Homer City Electric Company and successors the right to install replace and maintain poles and wires on Homer City streets for fifty years. It requires insulated poles, proper clearance and non interference with shade trees drains and sewers. The council to approve pole locations within ninety days and the company to furnish free lighting for the council chamber and lockup. The ordinance, approved July 10 1914 and signed August 1914, binds the borough to indemnify and hold harmless the company and adheres to existing laws and future PSC oversight.
A verbose foreclosure notice lists multiple parcels in Indiana and Westmoreland counties, detailing lots and tracts, boundaries, and conditions. It cites judgments from September 1914, names the sheriff and attorneys, and warns bidders of required deposits and sale terms with October through September sale timelines.
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