Triennial assessments posted for Indiana County 1984
Public notice lists the Commissioners of Indiana County as Board of Revision and details hearings across many districts from January to February 1984. It notes final determination days, dates and locations such as Armagh, Cherry Tree, Saltsburg, Homer City, Indiana and Blairsville, with special appeals on minerals scheduled February 16 and 17. The notice stresses appeals will not be heard after those dates and names H A Ratliff, J B Flenniken, Campbell, and Thompson as officials.
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Indiana
John B. Ilenniken
B. Campbell
Indiana County
Armagh Boro
Maple
Armagh
E. Wheatfield
Buffington
Hilltown
Brushvalley
Blec
H. Brushvalley
W. Wheatfield
Ileé
Tenn Bun Mill
Cherryhill
Pine Two
Elec
H. Heilwood Young Two
Iselin H. Iselin Saltsburg Boro
H. Saltsburg
Mice
Arcadia
H. G. Campbell Bice
H. G. Campbell
Conemaugh
Gilhousen
Plumville Boro
Eléc
Flumville So
Mahoning
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Plumville
Smicksburg Boro
Beb
H. Smicksborg West-Mahonning
M. Hfee
H. Smicksburg
Creekside Boro
Wilson
Stafford Blee
Clymer Boro
Clymer
Homer City Boro
Homer City Center
Five
Homer City
Burrell
Blairsville
Boro
Commissioner's of
Young
Center
Brush Valley
Coune West Wheatfield
Hast Wheatfield
Washington
Rayna
Green
Armstrong
White
Pine
Heb
West Mahoning
North Mahoning
South Mahoning
Hust Mahoning
Canoe
Banks
Grant
Montgomery
H. A. Ratrigh
J. B. Flenniken
Co. L. Campbell
Armstrong «.S.eeeeers
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Cee
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Canoe of Barnes
Genter
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Cherryhill Veer Rane
Ist
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Esas
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Steee Eae
Jacksonville
East Mahoning
Marion Center
Tal
Pine Wetts Ees Ae
Rayne
Saltsbury
Sheloca
Sae
Smicksburg
East Wheatfield
West Wheatfield
Local social notes and brief notices from Rochester Mills area
Rochester Mills and nearby towns report visits and guests including Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Moody of Pittsburgh, H W Oberlin and his son William, Mr. and Mrs. John Ray of Fall Creek, Mrs. H W Oberlin, Mr. and Mrs. J Warner of Indiana, and others. A jury note from Fredericksburg Tennessee is mentioned along with various callers and trips to Marion Center, Homer City, Punxsutawney, Cherry Tree, and Indiana County business. Also notes on coffee and tea affecting sleep lightly and a newspaper offer for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to Indiana county residents.
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Rochester Mills
Charlie Moody
Pittsburgh
Fyan Miller
H. W. Oberlin
William
John Ray
Falla Creek
Ivan Miller
Pittshurch
Warner
Indiana
R. Boyd Elkin
Dora
Mia
Elizabeth Elkin
A. M. van Horn
Homer City
Delbert G. Frantz
Leonard Elkin
Plumville
R. H. Diltz
Georgeville
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
B. C
Indiana County
A Good Turn in Bellevue to a Camel Hair Overcoat
John Jones wakes in a private hospital room after being shot in a Sixth Avenue incident. Butch Snyder visits and assures help, reveals he protected Jones, and plans to reward kindness with a camel hair coat and apple purchases for charity, as Jones reflects on his recent misfortune.
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Hey
John Jones
Bellevue
Ziegfeld
Arinato
Mr. Jones
Pardner
Lord Cackiyack
Butch Snyder
Butch
Sixth Avenue
Pitties
Tam
Old Boy
London
Mike's
Mountain Range Near Equator Reveals Snow crowned Peaks
A Montreal Herald correspondent describes the Ruwenzori range in equatorial Africa rising from tropical forests to eternal snow. Early sightings by Sir Samuel Baker in 1864 and Stanley in 1887 confirmed snow capped peaks, with crests reached in 1906 during the Duke of Abruzzi expedition.
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Ruwenzori
Equatorial Africa
Montreal Herald
Kenndor
Lie
New Quinen
Samuel Baker
Lake Albert
Fa Blue Mountain
Stanley
Duke of the
St Peters Church Records Age In Western Hemisphere History
The Bermuda church in St George’s claims the oldest continuous service in the western hemisphere. Founded 1612 with later rebuilds and additions, St Peter’s stands older than Mexico’s cathedral and Boston’s Old South. Its cedar first church was blown down and replaced by stone in 1619 with walls raised in 1713. Detroit News.
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St. Peter’s
Bermudas
St. George's
St. Peter's
Mexico
Old South Meeting House
Boston
St. Luke's
Isle of Wight
Virginia
Salem
Mass
Bermuda
Detroit News
Carp Favored In Baden 8000 B. C. Diet Evidence
In Germany at Tiergarten Danube valley near Falkenstein ruins archaeologists found carp bones and 100,000 snail remains in a fourteen foot deep stratum. The site, dating to about 8000 B C, reveals Mesolithic life and a polished stone axe marking the Mesolithic to Neolithic transition.
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Germany
Baden
Danube Valley
Falkenstein Castle
Christofori the Pianoforte Inventor of Padua
Italian harpsichord maker Bartolommeo Christofori was born in Padua around 1651 and trained as an instrument maker. He moved to Florence at the urging of Prince Ferdinand and produced the first piano after the Florentine period, dying there in 1781.
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Bartolommeo Christofori
Padua
Ferdinand
Cousimo III
Florence
Cristofori
Small rattlesnake in southwestern Ontario described
The massasanga rattlesnake is small and true but rare in swampy woods of southwestern Ontario. It rarely exceeds 24 inches in length, with numerous reports once existing in the area and wild places. Occasional north of Librete sightings of the timber or banded rattlesnake are unconfirmed.
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Ontario
United States
Wine Cellar Hidden Under Church in Helderberg Trek
In Helderberg, a university town with Catholic St. Anna church, a wine cellar lies beneath the building. Among its storerooms is the Jubilee Cask of 1888 marking the university's five hundredth anniversary and holding about 4012 gallons.
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Helderberg
St. Anna
Local notes from Livermore area keep residents busy
Residents of Livermore and surrounding rural routes engage in visits and family events amidst road work delays due to cold. A quilting party, births, illnesses, and church services fill the week as neighbors share illnesses, improvements, and attend funeral services at Ebenezer church. Continued social calls span Livermore R D 1 and R D 2 with nearby Indiana ties and local farms active over the weekend.
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Nelson Ewing
Wells Cunningham
Livermore
R.D
Leonard Dixon
R.D.2
W. B. McGinley
Lewisville
Bert Dixon
J. L. Diven
Matiilde Matson
Frank Calhoun
Wm. Citeroni
Town
W.B. McGinley
Near Town
Alex Zona
Lubold
Indiana
First artificial ice plant built in New Orleans in 1866
A historical note describes the first important artificial ice plant in America erected in New Orleans during 1866, marking a milestone in chilled refrigeration technology.
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America
New Orleans
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