Sheriff's Sales In Indiana County Court Outcry
Public sale proceedings described by a writ of fieri facias issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. The sale will be held at the courthouse with vendors and bidders present in the customary manner. Details are partially legible but indicate a legal process to liquidate property to satisfy judgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fend
Iex
Levin
Court of Common Please
Indiana County
Boise
Indiana
Mannsyi- Venla
Land auction notices blend of deeds and estates in Indiana PA
A long legal notice details multiple parcels in Indiana County Pennsylvania tied to liens and executions. It lists owner names Robert Beck Evelyn Beck George McCutcheon William Pebley Sumner Graff and others, with tracts in West Wheatfield Black Lick and South Mahoning townships, describing boundaries and coal rights, plus a March 1931 sale adjournment and payment terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beck
Evaling Beck
Montgomery
County of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Wilmuth
Raleigh
Frank Blose
Susanah Ferrier
B. M. Smith
J. E. Ober
Robert A. Beck
Evelyn W. Beck
Carl Beck
J. C. Huey
Alsbo
George W. McCutcheon
West Wheatfield
County
State of
William Penn Highway
C. A. Hoffman
Robert T. Hutchison
Charles Hutchison
R. T. Hutchison
John P. Elkin
William Fenn
Armagh
Mt.Tabor Cemetery
F. L. Clark
A. M. Walbeck
George H. Cline
Allen Graham
Mt. Tabor
Freeport
Upper Freeport
Bolivar Road
A. M. Walback
George W. MecCutcheon
Allen
Graham
Indiana County
Salt of Allen
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Wm. E. Pierce
William Blair Pebley
Laura Pebley
Stephen’ Frain
Thomas Brendlinger
W. J. Lichtenfels
J. Fred Lichtenfels
C. G. Mates
D. Blough
Daugherty
Thomas Dick
James Overdorff
Eimer I
Mitchell
Yakon
Elmer I. Mitchell
Lydia M. Mitchell
Sumner Grabt
Black Lick
Black Lie Village
Jacksonville Borough
Black Lick Creek
C. W. C. Nippes
Henry Graft
Penn Public Service Company
Burrell Township
Fane
the- Gardner
J. c. Nippes
James A. Sloan
Rossiter Quartet Gave Sacred Concert at Johnstown
The Rossiter quartet of four brothers Merlay White Frank White George White and Foster White all from Rossiter plus Mrs George White accompanist performed a sacred program in Johnstown Sunday afternoon broadcast from WJAC Flood City. Eleven favorite hymns were sung and Rev G Matthew Jordan pastor of the Lassiter Presbyterian Church accompanied the singers to Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossiter
Johnstown
Merlay White
Frank White
George White
Foster White
WJAC
G. Matthew Jordan
Lassiter Presbytérian Church
Drought Lingers as January Rainfall Stays Low
Drought continues in the region with January rainfall at 1.14 inches, a deficit of 1.91 inches. The Weather Bureau notes January is the eleventh month with below normal rainfall, while February shows a small excess. Train schedules change from Pittsburgh to Blairsville effective February 1 with adjusted departure and arrival times to coordinate with connecting services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toc
Briotzman
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
3200 Tons of New Rails to Be Laid on Conemaugh Division
PennsylvaIia Railroad announces 3200 tons of 130 pound rails will be laid on main tracks from Kissimmetinas Junction to Venango. 55 man crew work on 16 miles of track replacement in current year. First large construction project on this division this year. Retail Lumber Dealers convene in Pittsburgh with attendees from Indiana Homer City Glymer and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Division
P.R.R
G. M. Smith
Conemaugh
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kiskiminetas Junction
Venango
Pittsburgh
D. W. Simpson
Hart B. Daugherty
Indiana
Lisle Kunkle
Dick Stephens
Homer City
W. E B. Oakes
Glymer
Retail Lumber Dealers’ Association of Western Pennsylvania
William Penn Hotel
All On Account of Polly staged by church youth group
The Young People To Entertain group of First United Presbyterian Church will present the play All On Account of Polly in the church social hall on Thursday and Friday evenings February 12 and 13 at 8 15. Admission is 25 cents. Veteran rural mail carrier James Rosborough retires after 24 years on rural routes No 2 and 6 out of Indiana receiving a government pension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Helman
Nettle Heilman
Pipa
James
Dick~ Son
Indiana
County Coal Co
Daye
Luther Keller
Nettie Keller
Axel Sealand
June Baier
First National Bank of Indiana
The
First United Presbyterian Church
James Rosborough
Town
Jim
Drama at Local Church: Who Killed Earl Wright
A drama titled Who Killed Earl Wright will be produced by the Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League at the Presbyterian church in town on Thursday evening February 5 starting at 8 15 o clock Admission is free a silver offering will be taken for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Wright
Pennsylvania Anti-Saloon League
Presbyterian Church
LeYing
Sisters Celebrate Birthday Reunion at Glass Street Home
Four sisters gathered at Mrs. L. J. Allison's Glass street home for a cheerful reunion honoring her birthday. They greeted Mrs. Allison's sisters Mrs. Denny Detker and Mrs. Gibson of Penn Run and Mrs. Lydick who lives with Mrs. Allison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Allison
Glass Street
Allison
Denny Detker
Gibson
Penn Run
Lydick
Philadelphia Move for Charles Northnagel Former Trust Officer
Charles Northnagel of Indiana, longtime assistant trust officer at Farmers Bank & Trust Co, resigns to establish business in Philadelphia. Del County man succeeds Jas A Taylor in banking dept. Dr William D Gordon of Delaware County named first deputy in Harrisburg, replacing Taylor. Plumville home of George Fry burned due to faulty flu. building owned by George Griffith. The Indiana Progress promotes a 1931 news paper combo with Pittsburgh Post Gazette for six dollars to rural readers. Reader cartoons include Pathinder style quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Charles Northnagel
Town
Farmera Bank & Trust Company
Indiana
Delaware County
Jas. A. Taylor
Wr. D. Gordon
Department of Banking
Harrisburg
Gov. Pinchot
D. B. Taylor
Plumville
George Fry
George Griffith
Plantville
Shelocta Co operative holds annual meeting and dinner
The Shelocta cooperative association serving Shelocta Elderton and South Bend held its annual meeting and dinner at the United Presbyterian church. H M Kimmel heads the organization for the coming year with a $14266.32 business report and carload purchases of farm supplies for members. Officers elected include President H M Kimmel Vice President J D George Secretary Treasurer F G Kimmel and directors W H Wood J C Williams Jamey B H Smith WH G Kunkle and Clark Cribbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Kimmelt fHeads
Farmers’ Co-operative Association
Nnround
George
Fl. GO. Kimmel
W. H. Wood
J. C. Willams
Jamey BH. Smith
WH. G. Kunkle
Clark Cribbs
Prominent Marchand Woman Seriously Injured In Car Crash
Mrs Myrlie Smeaton age 62 wife of Hugh Smeaton of Marehand is hospitalized in Punxsutawney with a broken back after a Saturday automobile accident. The car skidded near the Irvin North home, rolled over, and her tenth cervical vertebra was fractured and dislocated, causing paralysis below the neck. An X ray showed part of the spinal cord caught in the fracture though there is hope of knitting. Also included is Armstrong Grange No 1645 program for a February 11 meeting at Parkwood with jokes music and readings by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Smeaton
Myrlie Smeaton
Marehand
Punxsutawney Hospital
Punxsutawney
William Meckley
Smeaton
Irvin North
Armstrong Grange
Parkwood
Grange Marladies
Lincoln
Mary Anderson
BE. E. Foutz
John Wiggins
Mary Petticord
Boyd Hamilton
Harry Couch
Annie Griffith
Mary Lowry
Big Car Order Keeps Three Railroad Shops Busy
Pennsylvania Railroad begins a 5 million dollar order for 1600 steel gondola cars. Three shops in Enola Warrington and Altoona each turn out about six cars daily, completing 500 cars per shop. Cars, the longest of their class, measure 70 feet 3 inches and carry 74 tons. They use over 3 million pounds of steel and will be sent to mill districts like Pittsburgh for transporting long structural shapes. Public sale of Cunningham estate property set for Saturday February 7 at 1 30 PM includes a 60 by 200 foot frontage on Philadelphia street and three storerooms and offices. bidding expected to be lively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad
Enola
Warrigburg
Pitcairn
Pittsburgh
Altoona Works
Pennsylvania
Canningham
J. M. Cunningham
Indiana
Philadelphia
Bhis
Plowman Receskey Wedding in White Township
George Vernon Plowman of Ernest and Sophia Francis Receskey of White township united in marriage by Register and Recorder W Ralph Cummings at his office in the Court House on Monday. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Receskey of White township. groom son of Mr and Mrs John Plowman of Mrnest. he is employed as a miner. Dr J A W Keith, former president of State Teachers College, named educational consultant in the state Department of Education by Gov Pinchot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plowman-Receskey
George Vernon Plowman
Ernest
Sophia Francis Receskey
White Township
W. Ralph Cummings
Court House
Receskey
John Plowman
Pinchot Ketsins
J. A. WH. Keith
State Department of Education
John A. Hi. Keith
State Teachers College
Gov. Fisher
Gov. Pinchot
James Bulerhough
Tays Lordville
Melvin Barbor
EB. T. Barber
Thelema Little
W. H. Barber
Indiana Hospital
Ruth Slenker
E. T. Barber
John Wheeler
Laura Barber
Clymer
Ethel Slenker
Dixonville
Mose Blakaly
Pete Lazaration
Moorhead
W. E. Lightner
Rossiter
W. H. Barbar
Hugh McAllister
Mose Blakely
Watknn
Wendell Barber
D. L. Stoerd
Indiana
Local social notes and visits around Clearfield area
A compilation of residents’ travels and calls in nearby towns including Indiana, Altoona, Dubola, Glen Campbell, Munhall, and Johnstown. Notables mention hospital stays, family visits, and interactions among Mrs. Geo Madden, Misses Rose Rows and Ella Patterson, and several local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Rosa
Indiana
Grace Kring
Spangler Hospital
Geo. Madden
Clearfield
C. W. Sebring
Leroy Bea
C. Bee
Robert
Jack
Johnstown
Roy Confer
Clear
Staford
JF. M. Harter
Jdim
Dick Harter
Munhaffey
C. C. George and Family
Garman
Henry Stummill
Lambertoyle
N.J
J. H. Peterman
Joe Pugh
Pittsburgh
Cr. Stull
Jesse Baker
M. O. Lydick
W. 5. Will
Cockport
A. F. Arbour
Local society and civic notes from Indiana county
Community briefs from Indiana county recount visits and hospital calls at the Indiana Hospital, social calls among Barber and Slenker families, a birth at home, and a two year term for E E Creps as bankruptcy referee. Florida trip noted for Walter Kissinger and relatives planning winter in Lakeland with return expected late month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Creps
Town
Indiana County
R. M. Gibson
United States District Court
Pittsburgh
Creps
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sheriff's Sales
Getty
Mack
J. Clair Kerr
Borough of
Locust Street
Third Street
C. D. .Orman
Recorder's Office
D. Gorman
Salt of Farmers Bank & Trust Company of
Fa. Wi
Milton Paul
Cecil Paul
Buffington
Rondine
John Graham
Janus
4S. L. Jiohnson
M. J. Dill
William Dang
Lackawanna Ipen
H. K. Beppier
Stauhes Beppier
H. B. Beppler
Mychel Bepmer
Peeler & Beil
Nevtib Kully
Luther Kell
Center Township
J. H. Uber
Indiana County Coal Co
Lownship Road
Township Road
Sam Shahn
County of Lydiana
State of Pennsylvania
6Th Street
Morris Street
Sam Shaheen
J. M. Stewart
Salt of Clymer
Clarence A. Shipley
Nancy
Shipley
Tunnelton
Pennsylvanis
Salem Linsebegler
High Street
Minerva Kelly
Clarentiy A. Shipley
Nancy Fr. Shipley
Belle L. Michaels
Devt
S. A. Devore
Salisburg Motor Co
Peeler & Post
Harry T. Fleming
Lucy A. Fleming
John J. Fleming
Margaret Rosetta Davis
Ward D. Fleming
Leah Devilla Hawkins
Sara Elizabeth Fleming
Harry Weamer Fleming
Claude &. Bath
Guardian
Rebecca Mae Fleming
Samuel George Fleming
William Thomas Wleming
South Mahoning
Ambrose and
Kellysburge
Botsford
B. F. Aber
Clarence Bair
Harry T Fleming
Blair 1
Uber
Augusta Enw Loy
March Tenn
Creditora
Elmer Borland
Shorift
Gnerirs “Anice
Binksville
BlairaviNe
Emlenton
Kiekiminetas Junction
Blairsville
Tarentum
Leechsburg
Vanderegrift
West Apollo
Saltsburg
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Fitznoodle
Pathfinder
Shelocta Co-Operative
Marchand
D. D. Walker
H. A. Ray
W. A. Dible
Jake Cags
Nelile Campbell
L. Calhoun
Gladys Lowry
Cilla Ray
Walker Wiggins
Clair Weiss
Valentine Box
Martha Fouts
Shelocta
J.C. Penney Co., Inc
Philadelphia St
Indiana, Pa
Clymer R. D. 1
Florida
Walter Kissinger
W. W. Kissinger
Latrobe
Lakeland
William Kissinger
Sunshine State
Indiana Motor Company
Opp. P. BR. R. Bia
North Eighth Street
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