Local Notes from Dixonville and Nearby Areas
James Purdell aged resident of Dixonville died Monday morning. Burial will be at Taylorsville on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J B Tate and you spent Thanksgiving with his parents at Pine Flats. John Urda and his mother were moved to Cleveland last week. Urda's brother in law was seriously injured at work there. Arda returned home Sunday but his mother will stay with her daughter for a time. Norman Kerr and wife of Culver visited grandparents here on Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs H W Napp and daughters Darla Janet and son Wayne of Dilltown were Sunday visitors at O O Napp's. Charles Lintak Jr has returned from Dr Blair's eye hospital in Pittsburgh where eyes are improving. Nimrods from this place are deer hunting in the mountains. Mr and Mrs Eugene Tate of Pine Flats spent Tuesday with parents there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Purdell
Taylorsville
B. Tate
Pine Flate
John Urda
Cleveland
Urda
Arda
Norman Kerr
Culver
Mra
H. W. Napp
Darla
Janet
Wayne
Dilltown
O. O. Napp
S. Charles Lintak, Jr
Blair
Eugene Tate
Pine Flats
Peeler
Steve Ray
Co. A. McCardle
Cameron County
W. G. Mulberger
Plumville
Howard Swank
Howard, Jr
Frank Smathers
Grant Rowe
Vandergrift
Peddicord
W. E. Foreman
William
Mr. Mahan
Joe
Bell
Punxsutawney Road
Clarence Mahan
Parkwood
Man is ike a motor the more he knocks the sooner he looses his pow er
United Metals Magazine offers a compact aphorism likening human resilience to a motor, arguing relentless knocks erode strength faster than slow persistence. This reflective snippet appears as a witty, unnamed quotation in a trade publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
United Metals Magazine
Thanksgiving Week Notes From Uniontown Area
Uniontown and surrounding towns reported Thanksgiving visits from relatives and friends, with many locals sharing meals and calls. Local student performances, hunting tales, and small town assignments filled the week, alongside a brief influenza and chicken pox update and a cautionary dog incident. The Progress advertises gift subscriptions and Christmas cards as statewide yearlong readers enjoyed a four day break before returning to school.
Sheriff Sale Notice In Indiana County Court
Public vendue will be held at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania by virtue of a writ of execution issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. The sale proceeds and parties involved are listed in the official notice as directed by law. The event marks a judicial sale of property under the writs PL Ba Vendix and Lev Fa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pettnsylvania
Eugene Wilson
Short Sheriff's Office
Property auctions in Indiana Borough Pennsylvan ia
Real estate to be sold at public sale Friday December 7 1934 at 11 15 o clock includes multiple parcels in Indiana Borough and Rayne Township in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Notices name debtor RL Hess AK Hess Isaac R Smith and Edward Bennett as judgment creditors with deeds dating from 1922 1929 and 1879 detailing lots in Grand View Realty Co Plan of Lots and St Marks Lutheran Church lands. Sale proceeds for use of First National Bank in Indiana and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hess
Mary
Tess
Terre
Borough of
Indiana
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Locust Street
South Seventh Street
Wayne Avenue
Elmer Willams
Elmer Williams
W. D. Gates
Mary B. Heas
RB. L. Hess
Indiana County
Salt of Indiana County Deposit Bank
First National Bank
Ak. L. Hss
Grand View Realty Company
Armagh
R. L. Hess
F. Boden
Pearl Boden
Edward B. Bennett
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Insigne
Isaac R. Smith
Rayne
James Ray
Thomas Faith
John Rankin
Abraham Moore
Robert Galbreath
Israel Wolf
William Weiss
Edwards
George Bell
St. Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church
Rayne Township
Dord
Cooper's
Richard H. Smith
Grove Chapel Evangelical Tusheran Church
North Eas
Isaac TR. Smith
Clarence T. Smith
Clarence R. Smith
Anid
Citizens National Bank of Indiana
Savings & Trust Company
A. L. Shankleottie
Shankle
Green
County
Steer
Griffith
B. G. Smith
Smith
Cambrian & Clearfield Railroad Company
Win G. Smith
TH. W. Smith
G. S. Smith
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Rachel L. Spicher
W.H. Luttman
Coal’ Company
Richard Smith
A. L. Shankle
H. R. Spicher
Cherry Tree and Dixonville Railroad Company
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Fr. Fa
Thomas M. Beatty
Dollio J. Beatty
Church Street
Thirteenth Street
John W. Snyder
South Thirteenth Street
George J. Snyder
Salt of the Savings & Trust Co
W. C. Chapman
Ellis W, Stifvlin
Arrilla J. Stiffler
Ralph W. Stiffler
Fenis W. Stifler
Harry J. Junkins
James Wycoop
N. L. Whitacre
J. GB. Griffth
J. &. Griffith
Eis W. Stifler
Rue C. Bair
J. C. Bair
Ralph W. Stiffier
Ellis W. Stifer
Arilia J. Stifter
Marion Center National Bank
J. S. Gilhousen
Mm & RR
Co. B
Jamison
Blairsville
West Market Street
Spring Street
Market Street
William Heim
Sugar Alley
E. J. Graff
Blairaville Savings & Trust Co
Indian County land sale details and mortgage deeds record
A 1934 Indiana County land sale notice lists multiple properties, mortgage reservations, and right of way clauses. It notes parcels tied to Richard H. Smith and A. L. Shankle along with beetle roads, oil and gas rights, and coal interests. The Sheriff’s sale outlines bidding terms and payment deadlines for the court-ordered conveyances.
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Dixonville
Nevent
Santa
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Phila, St
Northwestern Mutual Retirement
Ance
Northwestern
Mutual Life Insurance Company
James A. Smith
Savings Ie Ua
Phonco
Pla
Zarnep
Uniontown
Rex Langham
New Kensington
Agnes Harkins
Glenn Harkins
Glenn Buterhough
Alice May’ Hertzog
Akron
Ohio
Louise Buterbaugh
Commodore
George Garman
Don Langham
J. A. Langham
Shirley McDowell
S. B. Stahl
Nicktown
Anna Mae Rummel
Ruth Beringer
BE. Stahl
Odessa Coble
Meredith Beringer
Mundys Corners
Alvie Stahl
Stafford
J. A. Buterbaugh
Bowdertown
Vallie Cable
Floyd Pittman
Leota
Pine Grove
Cecil Towns
Kinport
Verlo Beringer
Patty
Leo
St. Benedict
Wylda Beringer
Cherry Tree
Sheriff's Sales
Fee & Tomb
Gilbert Larson
Menno
the Savings
Trustco
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Church ST
Indiana, PA
Ware al
Stork’s Nest
Co. ecoSee
Toyland
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