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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1935
Page
8
Public sale notices detail numerous executed land purchases in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Items include multiple parcels in Pine Township Kellysburg and Blairsville with specifics on boundaries and reservations, mining rights, and cemetery plots. The notices name creditors including First National Bank of Plumville and Indiana Lumber & Supply Co, with sale logistics and payment requirements.
The notice outlines payment terms for a property sale by the Sheriff including a 10 percent due at sale, costs if applicable, and full balance due by the first Monday of September. It states the Sheriff may resell if payments are deficient and reserves other remedies, with an adjourned sale set for September 6, 1935 at 1 15 p.m. Eugene Wilson is the Sheriff of Indiana Pa with the office in Indiana.
By virtue of writs of fieri facias and levy faced from the Court of Common Pleas Indiana County the sheriff will expose to public vendue at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania on a stated date. The notice indicates the sale will proceed under legal authority and advertisements will follow with further details of times and property involved.
A notice for 1115 Friday sale describes Hugh W. Smeaton Jr. rights in two parcels in Rayne Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The first parcel includes a two story dwelling and a gas station near Marion Road with boundaries tied to Plumville Road and local landowners. The second parcel describes two plots along the southern boundary of a public road toward Creekside near John Streams, with boundaries specified by existing lot lines.
Receiver of administration announces that Wm. E. Pierce, attorney, has been granted administration of the Morgan Couch estate, Shel borough. Creditors and debtors are required to present claims and make prompt payments to the administrator at Rhleocta, Ta. July 17, 1035.
Letters of administration granted for Maxinduin White of Indiana Borough Pa. Creditors must present claims, debtors to pay debts to the administrator HS Savings and Trust Company Indiana Pa. July 24 1905. Here comes the bride and bills behind the old map expected to be paid.
Clarksburg notes list many local residents visiting, traveling, or calling on friends and relatives over the week. Names from Indiana, Vandergrift, New Alexandria, New Kensington, Butler, and other towns appear among attendees, visitors, and social movements. The piece records numerous small-town actions, visits, and a few relocations, reflecting a busy social calendar.
Residents and relatives are noted visiting and hosting in Lewisville and nearby towns including Selina Tun Aelack Mian Ann Margaret and Finnald Wiegina. Guests Sally Shoemaker and Barkley of Hey of Watesvide visited Vela shiekdey, with Adda Lee Itey and Tay Cul helping family at PM DEson Dod week. The Sabbath school at VirHig was well attended at Vela Barkley Tedio home. Various locals, such as Mara, Mick Sleds Writnradiy and John Orwin, attended gatherings in Waalington and nearby. Meo and Mrs Do oR Meise visited Balrsviay. McCinlay family and others joined Musciy eventing DS Rennidly. Community members plan future fishings and social visits across nearby towns and farms.
McCreany and family, including Mrs Charles Dyagien, visited Wy Hel near Medday. The item mentions several local names and social visits, including Mrs Teowsnutte's sister Om WoL, and a variety of neighbors and friends in Whik vlelntry, Mars oh, and Ford Coble area. The week featured social calls and casual gatherings among residents.
An OCR garbled item lists names and places including Buffalo New York and Wilklastiri with references to Mrs Orville Tidley and Mrs Beihon, plus mentions of Abe and Walter, Rosco McConnell and Mra Schrecengost. The fragmentary text suggests a community notice or social column with scattered names, locations, and events.
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