Bonds for Clymer School District to be sold
Sealed bids are invited for the purchase of bonds of the School District of the Borough of Clymer Pennsylvania totaling 16 000 00. The bonds are dated January 1 1920 bear interest at 5 percent maturing January 1 19 30 and callable at par after five years. Bids must be received by December 18 1920 at 8 00 A M with a certified check of 100 00 for each bid and 50 00 for any partial bid. J M Strwamat treasurer Clymer National Bank December 1 1920 Clymer Pa.
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Clymer
Pennsylvania
At & O
Local Social Notes and Family Updates from Indiana Ohio and Maryland
Paul Powler spent the weekend in Indiana while Milt Stewart attended his sister Mrs Lose funeral in Ohio. Tom Willard of Baltimore visits his home here for a few days. Norman Shaffer of Johnstown called on friends Monday. Ruth Goodlin of Blatraville visits her sister Mrs Robt Fyock. About forty friends helped celebrate Willa Shaffer’s birthday Friday. Richard Fyock’s body expected to arrive in New York harbor from overseas on December 13. Robert Stewart attends the State Grange at Allentown as a Grange representative. Mr and Mrs George Matthews of Washington DC are guests of Mrs Matthews’ parents, Mr and Mrs A B Geesey.
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Penn
Paul Powler
Indiana
Milt Stewart
Ohio
Lose
Tom Willard
Baltimore
Norman Shaffer
Johnstown
Ruth Goodlin
Blatraville
Robt. Fyock
Willa Shaffer
Local Social News From Rochester Mills and Surroundings
Rochester Mills residents and visitors are noted with several brief entries. Mr and Mrs H M Wells and children John and Wave visited Indiana relatives. Ti W Oberlin, an Indiana business caller, and Mrs Ord Weaver, a Punxatawney visitor, appear in local notes. A birth is reported for Mr and Mrs David Potts, a son. Frank Potts and son Guy visited Indiana. Dorothy Kaunoff of Juneau stayed with grandfather T M Gilpatrick. Floyd Pierce and Edgar Work were Marion Center callers. Albert Whitacre of Georgeville visited his sister Mrs BE Elder. Grace Myers of Indiana visited town friends. Local appeal urges Christmas Seals to fight tuberculosis with a penny donation per shot, via Red Cross. Seals are sold at wil stores for a penny each. Proceeds support tuberculosis defense.
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H. M. Wells
John
Wave
Indiana
Ti. W. Oberlin
Ord Weaver
David Potts
Frank Potts
Guy
Dorothy Kauonff
Juneau
T. M. Gilpatrick
Floyd Pierce
Edgar Work
Marion Center
Albert. Whitacre
Georgeville
BE. J. Elder
Grace Myers
Auction details for properties in Tunnelton and plan lot numbers
The notice describes a land sale beginning at Railroad street and High street bounds, detailing lot measurements and references to Ota laid out in Tunnelton for Minerva Kelly, dated February 28, 1868, with terms requiring $300 at knockdown and balance on confirmation, plus a Master’s adjournment right. It also notes an annual meeting for Patrons Mutual Tire Insurance Company of Indiana Pennsylvania on January 12, 1920 at 10:00 am and 1:30 pm for reports and director elections in Jefferson County and Indiana County.
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Tunnelton
Conemaugh
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
West Penn
Railroad Street
High Street
Patrons’ Mutual Tire Insurance Company of
Court House
Jefferson County
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