Cherryhall Townamp Audit Report for Year Ending 1631
The lines present a complex financial audit from Cherryhall Townamp listing balances, receipts, and expenditures for 1920 through 1981. It names supervisors H T Jamison Harrison Lydick Zenas Hines and notes treasurer duties, with details on collectors, bonds, and bond funds, including sinking funds A B C and general expenditures across road maintenance and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Jamison
Harrison Lydick
Zenas Hines
Dawntiteeudge
T. Jamison
Zenns Mines
Ccensuse
Oathp
Cece Csc
Cance Tian Mo
Agaueaten
Taylorsville
Xonville
Grafler Bindes
Highway Department
Commissiomete Ce Eees Eae
General
Wundeestee
Balynce
Pand
Peaadtoneesl
Notice of Annual Meeting for Patrons Mutual Fire Ins Co
Policyholders are notified of the annual meeting to be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on Wednesday January 13 1942 at 1008 AM to hear reports of the Secretary and Treasurer and conduct other business. Directors to be elected for Jefferson and Indiana counties for a three year term. Secretary W C Chapmain Indiana PA December 9 1943
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrons’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Indiana
Court House
Indiana, Pa
Jefferson County
Indiana County
W. (. Chapmain
Coal Run Mining Company
Thig Tampang
Lucius W. Rolinson
Shark Companions and Giant Man-Eaters Stir Seas
A piece notes that the largest man eating sharks reach 30 to 40 feet, disputes the belief that female sharks are blind, and describes the pilot fish of about twelve inches guiding sharks to food. It suggests the pilot fish feeds on scraps and gains protection from predators by staying ahead of the sharks.
Spectacle Island land acquisitions disclosed by commerce records
Records show the government does not own Spectacle Island in full. In 1800 it acquired about 1.15 acres for 4125 dollars and in 1903 another 116 acre segment for 2200 dollars. The parcel lies at the northeast corner of the island’s northern part in Boston harbor Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Spectacle Island
Boston Harbor
Massachusetts
Kentuckian’s Long Life Claimed By Old Uncles
Kentuckians note rare longevity among marriage era personas with many long-lived individuals. The well known "Uncle Johnny" Shell of Greasy Creek born in 1788 was deemed too old for the Mexican War yet witnessed multiple later conflicts and died in July 1822 at age 134.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny” Shell
Greasy Creek
Contempt and Resentment Quote by Chesterfield
A Chesterfield quotation notes that contempt is harder to forgive than resentment which may be forgotten. It emphasizes concealment as a deliberate choice to avoid universal fault or censure. The line contrasts lasting contempt with potentially forgivable resentment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chesterfield
Midnight Sun and Panama Facts and Notable Notes
A digest of short wildlife and geography notes including where to view Alaska's midnight sun near Nome, an explanation of Panama's east west parallel, Red Cross governance, the meaning of greenhorn, Mahomet's first wife Khadija, a quotation on pursuing knowledge, fruit ripening variation, and Uncle Eben's humorous dialect line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Panama Canal
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic
Canal
Atlantic Ocean
Pacific
Beauty goods use thousands of tons annually
The chemical division of the Department of Commerce reports about 2000 tons of rouge and 4000 tons of face powder are used each year in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Chemical Division
Department of Commerce
Spider-Crab Defense Against Devilfish Emerges
In brief notes a spider-crab uses seaweed and sponges to disguise its shell against its arch-enemy the devilfish. A matter of opinion questions when a man grows old, suggesting it is marked by resistance to progress and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer National’ Bank
Zenas Hines
Clymer National Bank
Politician Faces Dissension and Health Struggles
A fragmentary report cites a statement that a politician’s health woes resemble a man facing dissension. The text references a Boston Transcript exchange noting calls for activity and optimism, and a maxim about wisdom discouraging questions into impertinent matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speal
Boston Transcript
Christmas Guests and Local Family News Highlights
Christmas greetings and holiday visits fill the pages with a wide list of families from Glen Head to Punxsutawney. Residents including Moots, Wingarts, Dorns, Homan, Grenback, Wakefield, Phioffer, Leckwatch, Wetzell, Sprankie, and others are noted visiting relatives, hosting gatherings, or attending school events in Marchand and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Dorn
Wilkinsburg
Gladys
Alta Dorn
Indiana
Edward Dorn
Near Town
Margaret Homan
Maurice
Arthur Chesley
Covode
Ray Moot
Punxsutawney
Annie Moot
Glenn Rosborough
Samuel Shields
Esther Homan
Adrain
George Hicks
Marchand School
C. M. Wingart
Brae Breeze
Mike Leckwatch
Ridgway
Wilbur Wetzell
Philadelphia
John Wetzell
Waltman
Punxsutawhey
Leckwatch
Town
Elders Ridge Sabbath School and Christmas visits
Elders Ridge notes a Sabbath school at 10 and church at 11 with BH at 7 90 p m. Mrs Ward Fulton and son Donald Jok Maryland visiting relatives. Vocational school teachers spending Christmas at home. Mr and Mrs Floyd Mayhood and son from New Kensington visit Hood family. Bud Chasinger patient in Indiana hospital improving slowly. Various local families host Christmas gatherings. Aleatha Hood spending Christmas at home. Shoppers from Indiana noted. Rental ad for a large second floor room in Progress building North Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Fulton
Donald
Maryland
Floyd Mayhood
New Kensington
Arthur Hood
Mount Jewett
Bud Chasinger
Indiana Hospital
Herbert Lambert
Johnstown
Virtue Townsend
Avonmore
Mack Goleman
R. Hine
Walter Ewing
Ross Wilson
Oliver
George Meyer
Martha
Esther Hine
Wilbert Rearick
Aleatha Hood
Westminster College
T. C. Hood
Foster
Arthur
Indiana
Eva Loughy
Anna Work
H. C. Lake
Julia Barr
N. Manor Street
Lewis G. Wetzel
Wilkinsburg
D. N. Loughry
Glade
Anna
Dallag Loughry
Bya
Clark Pollock
Horace Kinter
Cherryhill
Harold Mecormick
Karl Steffy
Temple University
Philadelphia
Sara Avey
John
Ralph
Miiszey
Mabel
Ansa Work
Mary Wetzel
Homer Montgomery
Andjie Kephart
Herbert Adams
Altoona
Irene Jackson
Christmas Visitors and Local Happenings in Washington Township
Washington Township residents report a busy holiday season with calls from Brice Peterman to A J C Marshall and visits by families including the Boyers, Fishers, Harmans, Park, Blystones, and Millers. Christmas events at Five Points school and local churches, new grandparents Carl Miller and J B Blystone, multiple social visits, and community entertainment at Vandergrift and Whitesburg are noted along with health updates and local obituaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Brice Peterman
A. J C. Marshall
M. J. Boyer
Josiah
Charlie Bell
Davis
Five Points
Blystone
Carl Miller
Vanidergrift
J. EB. Blystone
Gon
Roy
Harry Sink
Sagamore
Josiah Fisher
Walter Harman
Ethel
Glen Jewart
Charles
Bert Fairman
Creekside
J. B. Park
Blaze
Foster Park
Lenora
Geo
Wagene Orr
Bert Orr
Ethel Orr
Indiana
Clyde Boring
Strongstown
Frank Loir
Harold
Carl Prick
Melvin ‘Park
Bernice
Beatrian Miller
Pittsburgh
Bryan Miller
United Presbyterian Church
Willet
Charlotte Miller
Myrtle Nichol
Harmony Grove Lutheran Church
Frank Lohr
Hale McQuilkin
Latrobe
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Dupitente Dy
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Ralimee
Itehnte
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Fyoek
Treasu
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Esse
Commissioner's
Clymer National Badr Seesssehsse Vistenserersunee
Ruddock & Tisher
Zenas ‘Wines
Burkett
H. J. Lydick
Zonas Hines
General Fund
Goa Fes
General Fond
Gosl
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Total Treceipis
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Bonda
Laat Bettement Wecouvess
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D. J. Means
Gompers Ave
Suffaco
Conte Ics
ANICS
Ross
DeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Jack
M. J. Lepsinger
Etaly
Wel. Se
Alaska
Point Barrow
Nome
Seward Peninsula
Control of Red Cross
American Red Cross
Congress of the United States
United States Treasury
The
Red Cross
Mahomet
Khadija
Thomas Arnold
Uncle Eben
Eben
Washington Star
Charlotte
Broohhe
Marchand
Laura
Rachel Moot
Glen ‘Head
Horace Huey
Blaine Peffer
Ashland
Helen Wingart
Hunter College
Long Island
Georgeville
Clarence Jordan
Dayton
T. §. Whitaker
Willis Frederick
Butler Crawford
Smicksburg
R. ‘H. Dilts
Dale Sprankie
E. H. ‘Corbett
1Ehildren
Clyde Ekin
Trade City
Lola Sprankie
Helen Remale
Walter Neal
Arthur Chapman
Kenneth Coon
White Plains
N.Y
David Chapman
Blaine Coon
W. T. Frederick
Geo. Simmons
Dale Bowser
Whitaker
Albert Whitaker
Byrd ‘Remale
Jesse Remale
Brick Church
Margaret Hickox
Helle van Horn
Norman Hamilton
Cleveland
Olive [Hamilton
Arnold Bowser
Smickaburg
James Coon
JJ. F. Chapman
Hannah Lemmon
Gon. Noble
Joseph Haire
Smicksbure
Elders Ridge
Progress Building
North Seventh Street
Progress Office
Elderton
Charles Schall
Schall
Recville
Mollie Aultmans
Adda Johnston
Allshouse
McAdoo
Jessie Long
Greensburg
W. H. Wood
Whitesburg
Virginia Woods
Miles Schall
Horace Wood
Young Ladies Missionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Virginia Wood
Vincent Wood
Vandergrift
Marion Center
Progress
Ritz
Charles Farrell Find
Santi Gaynor
Rommanes
James Cagney
Aoan ‘ Blondele
Corsair
Chester Morris
Frankenstein
the Savings & Trust Company of
Indiana, Pennsylvania
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Penna
Indiana Progress
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
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