International Farm Machinery Trade Ad and Public Auction Notice
International Farm Machinery offers a full stock including Thooster grain drills McCormick binders mowers feed grinders harrows land rollers disc tractors plows and farm equipment with new and used bug- gins. Also two tons Standard twine sale and a two horse manure spreader. Public sale notices list Mrs Harvey Shank home Commodore August 28 and H M Butler residence Armstrong County August 20 with buyers Reed and Butler as auctioneers and Ernest Butler administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Farm Machiner
International Farm Machinery
McCormick
Fowler & Fowler
Indiana House
Ss. T. Gibson
Agt
Bell Phond
Harvey Shank
Commodore
John B. Reed
Resolutions Adopted by Silva Rebekah Lodge 1920
At a regular meeting in Rochester Mills Pennsylvania on July 28 1920 Silva Rebekah Lodge adopted resolutions mourning the death of T C G Work Their statements note his virtues and the community loss and pledge to record the resolutions transmit them to the family and publish in The Indiana Progress and Marion Center Independent Signed by Mrs Belle Richardson Mrs J C Douglas and Miss Nellie Gray dated August 19 1920 Also resolutions from Cash Creek Grange No 673 for sister Mrs Della McMillen noting the loss is her gain and extending condolences
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silva Rebekah Lodge
Rochester Mills
T. CG
Indiana Progress and Marion Center Independent
Belle Richardson
J. C. Douglas
Nellie Gray
Della McMillen
Cash Creek Grange
Grange resolves honor of deceased member and funeral tribute
The text records resolutions of sympathy and memorial actions including draping the charter for thirty days and sending copies to the bereaved family. It notes minutes entries and publication in state newspapers. A Bible conference is announced at Deckers Point with pastors Rev James Donaldson and Rev J P Tampt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ible
Deckers Point
Shiloh Baptist Church
James Donaldson
Hast Mahoning
Shiloh
J. P. Tampt
Dixonville
Penn Public Service Declares Dividend For 7 Percent Stock
The Penn Public Service Corporation directors met in Johnstown on August 11 and declared a dividend of 1.75 dollars per share on the 7 percent preferred stock for the three months ending August 31. The dividend is payable September 21 to stockholders of record August 21, 1920, with about 2,500 customers and employees having bought this issue. On September 1, the firm will pay 40,050 dollars in dividends on its preferred stock, much of it to residents in the service territory. No dividends were declared on common stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Public Service Co
Penn Public Service Corporation
Johnstown
Joint Meeting on Merging Green Township Associations
A joint meeting of the Green Township Fair Association and the Green Township Community Association will be held at Cookport on Friday evening August 20 to decide on a merger and to arrange plans for the coming fair. Mr and Mrs J W Hoffman and son Norman of Buffington township plus Mr and Mrs William Lambing of Seldersville enjoyed a motor trip to Gettysburg and other east sites. A festival will be held at Crooked Creek Baptist church on Friday evening August 20.
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Seventh Street
Church Street
Green Township Fair Association
Green Township Community Association
Cookport
Gettysburg
J. W. Hoffman
Norman
Buffington Township
Gettysburg Battlefield
William Lambing
Seldersville
Crooked Creek Church
Crooked Creek Baptist Church
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Luxenberg
Indiana
Menz
Ease
Dayton
Weyenberg
Irvin S. Glasser
H. M. Butler
William Orr
Shady Plain
Armstrongounty
Ernest Butler
Rk. W. Georgh
Ohio
Royal Poultry
Griffith Ellis
Penn Roller Flour Mills
Indiana, Pa
Fair Grounds
Vienna
Gibson-Clark Co
SCRA
Universae-Cam
Sutton - Miller CO
Grange
Pennsylvania Grange Newa
Indiana Progress
W. M. Blose
O. S. Gorman
Rairigh
Croutman’s Store News
Bell
Friends of Education
Payal Society
Royal Society
Heather Mixtures
Women’s New
Messalines
Isch Kimona
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