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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1936
Page
3
Pay virtue of a writ issued by the Court of Common Pleas, Indiana County. The property will be exposed to public Vendue at the Court House in Indiana, Pennsylvania, on an announced date. The sale is conducted under court authority to satisfy judgments.
The notice details several properties in Indiana County Pennsylvania scheduled for sale on Feb 28 1936 at 2:00 PM under the Federal Land Bank of Baltimore and other mortgage holders. It lists boundaries acreages and reservations including coal mining rights and mentions parcels in Green Turrell Homer City Shelocta Armstrong Brushvalley and other townships with associated mortgagors and heirs. The advertisement warns buyers of ten percent down and full payment by March court, with adjourned sale set for March 6 1936 at 1:15 PM.
Charles Jewart spent time with great grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Fisher last week. John Orr was a Beyer caller on Thursday. Mrs. J B Park visited her daughter Mrs. Bert Fairman at Willet Wednesday. Kenneth Marshall were Indiana callers on Thursday. George Harman returned home near Willet Monday after visiting his daughter Mrs. John Kough. J G Russell weekend at Josiah Fisher home. Mrs. Ella Fleming and daughter Ethel visiting Rev. O J Fleming of Irwin. Carrol Miller family visited J E Blystone home. Mrs Kenneth Marshall and son called at Robert Prugh’s. Mrs. Glenn Sewart improving slowly. Arthur Blystone, J G Russell, Walter Harman and Josiah Fisher Indiana visitors on Saturday. Mrs I S Parks honored at birthday surprise with cakes and gifts. Attendees included George Edwards family Blair Park family Dikin Bothel family Bert Fairman family and Meade Fisher wife.
Mrs Charléa Fleming of Weat Webanon visited in Carl Fleming’s home last week. Mrs Harry Lytle of Indiana called at the Fulton home Friday. Emma Fleming and Kathryn Stiner stayed several days with the Flemings. Mr and Mrs Harry Coleman and daughter plus Mildred Krider called at A B Coulter’s in Baltsburg Tuesday. W L Clawson and family of Blairsville were Sunday callers. Jimmie Ritz is reported improving. Sickness reported in the community. Ed Shearer and family spent an evening with the Harry Coleman home. Preaching next Sunday at 2:90 PM and Sunday school at 1:30. Mrs J E Fryer listed as sick. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to B D readers.
West Lebanon residents report Sunday visits from Mr and Mrs John George and family. Mrs Eligabeth Campbell and J A Patterson made business trips to Indiana. George McIntyre and daughter Betty spent time with his parents. H O Coleman and daughter Val Jean from Apollo visited C M Millen and G H Coleman homes. Virgini a Fulton and S A Fulton called in Indiana Friday. P A Campbell of Parkwood was a business caller. John Hart returns to work after illness. Zuretta Fulton from Indiana State Teachers College weekended at home. Mrs J A Miller and Mrs G H Goleman ill. Sympathy to Alice Cunningham on Leroy’s death after a train collision. M M Millen family welcomed baby Mildred Gayle Jan 8 at Indiana hospital. Mrs B B Forquer shopped in Indiana Tuesday.
The Civic Club meets in the Methodist church on Tuesday afternoon with Hon. J. T. Stewart of Indiana as guest speaker. A duet by Mrs. Paul Bell and Mrs. J. O. Nippes and a reading by Mrs. J. R. Geary plus a piano solo by Mrs. Royden Freed are planned. George Campbell returns from two weeks on a theatrical tour. The annual firemen supper is set for Thursday evening in the church annex. The sewing project progresses with 18 women under Mrs. John Caulfield. Mrs. C. J. Grater visited Blairsville Saturday evening. The Presbyterian Men's Bible class hosts its monthly social at Roy Weisel’s Friday. W. A. Ward, an Indiana caller on business, was here Monday. Miss Elizabeth Stoneback returns from a Florida visit.
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