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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1930
Page
2
Albert Mooriead editor Ralph Mooriead notes health must not be sacrificed by rushing to the limit. He cites Americans' push to extremes in work, travel, and social life, warning of nervous breakdowns and heart disease. He urges balance and common sense for health and longevity.
Harrisburg Feb 4 Pennsylvania climbs from thirteenth to eleventh in total livestock value, moving ahead of California and Indiana. State remains among the East’s top five, with dairy cow value ranking fifth and per head milk cow value the highest except New York. Total farm livestock value exceeds 1925 by over 5 million dollars.
Miss Agnes Stadtmiller Indiana county welfare officer urged Rotary members to nurture father son companionship. She warned delinquency stems from absent and neglectful parents and stressed the value of parental praise and interest. She praised Rotary Knights of Columbus YMCA and Boy Scouts for guiding youth toward wholesome activities.
Paul Gleberich aged 13 son of Mr and Mrs Alex Gleberich of North Eleventh Street was thrown from a sled on Vinegar hill Saturday afternoon and suffered a severe cut on his chin requiring seven stitches.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer a combined newspaper for 1980 priced at six dollars for R F D and town subscribers. Indiana Progress in Indiana Pennsylvania handles orders with the offer noting limited agent presence for The Post Gazette.
A Washington honeymoon ends with a startled husband hearing a growl from his hotel room door. The groom recalls his bride, finds the room invaded by a Senator, and learns the room is not a bee hive but a bed room in a humorous misunderstanding.
The Sanborn Map Company will publish an insurance map of Indiana after a survey is completed. It will aid fire insurers and utilities by showing all buildings and property data. Several Indiana natives are connected with the firm in Chicago and San Francisco, including Thomas White and Curtig Wilson. Mrs. F. O. Shields of Blacklick township suffered a serious hip injury after slipping on ice returning from a barn last week.
A gas explosion in a third story North Braddock apartment killed James Wolford his wife and their two children Jack aged six and Lucille aged two. Funeral services were held in Cokeville with interment at Blairsville cemetery. The blast caused $10000 in damages and investigators suspect a cigarette lighter sparked the burst.
Marckum and Miss Jennie Fancella both of Altman wed this morning by Justice C. C. McLain in the Hetrick Building using a ring ceremony. Also Lyle Baker and Clara May Emahiser of Apollo married January 30 by Register W Ralph Cummings in the Court House. Purcell and Shutz of Dixonville and Stafford married by Squire McLain in the Herrick building. Indiana Chapter Sons of the American Revolution elected officers including George J. McHenry and Elmer W. Allison. Johnstown visit for a conference of County Superintendents Association of Southwestern Pennsylvania discussed aims and sessions. The Jollier poem excerpt and a Denver Post quotation are also noted.
A factory employee dreamed Henry Ford died and saw a black casket borne by six longtime workers. Ford allegedly suggested that with rollers under the casket they could lay off five men. The tale appears in a Typo Graphic feature.
Administrators of the estate of William McClure deceased announce a public sale of valuable real estate. The sale occurs in the lobby of the Court House in Indiana Bendaylvaniy as per agreement among all heirs. Ownership and bidding details follow official notice guidelines.
Public sale of a farm in North Mahoning Township Jefferson County Pennsylvania described as 39 acres with 114 perches and a 16 by 18 feet strip for right of way. Terms require 10 percent down and 9.43 percent upon delivery, remaining via bond and mortgage in two equal annual payments. Administrators Charles Smith and Grace Embreck list Walter Neal and W. N. Conrad as attorney. February 5, 1930.
The document records a bankruptcy adjudication for Clifford Curtis Dinsmore of Indiana Pa with a meeting of creditors set for February 1 1030 in Indiana Pa to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. It also includes an executor’s notice for W J Mawarda of Center Township Indiana County and a public sale by Ralph Hedges in East Wheatfield Township with livestock and farm equipment listed.
Bank of West Lebanon shows assets with real estate and loan totals as of December 30 1920 and a sworn statement by cashier W C Smith. Notice announces Welsh Bus Transportation charter application to governor and Public Service Commission of Pennsylvania for counties including Indiana dated February 4 1990 and February 5 1980.
An application to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Paul A. Nolf Florence M. Nolf and G. Tf. Btuaffer seeks a charter for Bearford Merchantile Company to operate a general store or stores and engage in selling trading or other related retail and wholesale business including groceries clothing shoes and merchandise. The filing notes incorporation under the 1874 Act and supplements with solicitor AMHS W. Mack, Indiana Pa. February 6, 1840-1te.
Letters of Administration granted for Joe Marchegiano of Blairsville Indiana County pennsylvania. Creditors urged to present claims duly authenticated for settlement. Debtors asked to make prompt payment. Albanian Marchegiano administrator address W M Rudock Savings and Trust Company Building February 5 1980 date.
An Orphans Court order dated January 18 1930 prompts a sale on the Blacklick Township premises in Indiana County Pennsylvania. The auction will be held at the property location as specified by the court order.
Public notice describes land description starting at James Jack line and running through Hazlett and Dickson lands to Ferguson, totaling about 107 acres. It records transfer history from Sarah A. Stahl to Barahy A. Stahl and notes coal and mining rights reserved to Adrian Iselin in the 1902 deed recorded in Deed Book A Vol. 80 Page 106.
Ten percent of the bid is due when the property is knocked down the balance of the bid due on the sale and execution and delivery of sale to be conducted by the administrator of said estates by order of the court W Ralph Colomings Clerk Indiana Pa Jan 22 1980
In the Orphans Court of Indiana County a petition for Letters of Administration on the estate of Gordon R Davis, presumed decedent, was filed January 13, 1930. The court ordered publication and a hearing before Master L M Peeler at the Indiana Theatre Building on March 27, 1930, to determine absence and presumed death after seven years.
Pegler and Felt attorneys announce that on February 10 1930 at Indiana Court an order will be sought to privately sell for cash the undivided one fourth interest of Mary Kathryn Pounds in a White Township Indiana County tract of about 105 acres with 10 acres reserved from the estate of Lillian Poundy to Charles L Beatty for 1380 dollars. Guardian is Farmers Bank & Trust Company.
Heirs creditors and interested parties are notified that by order of the Orphans Court dated January 20 1930 the executor will offer at public sale the estate of W C Long late of Rayne Township deceased Letters testamentary granted under signed Those with claims should present them for settlement and those indebted should pay promptly Executors Indiana J Carl Purr Clymer R D 2 Pa January 15 1980 81p
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