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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1916
Page
5
Fragmented OCR describes a sheriff sale notice with names and partial actions. The readable parts reference a sale event, parcels or properties, and local officials, but the exact details are obscured. The item appears to be a legal public sale notice from a sheriff’s office.
A long, fragmented record of numerous deeds detailing tracts in the Mitchell area. It lists grantors and grantees, dates from late 19th to early 20th century, deed book references, parcel sizes in acres and perches, and mentions mining rights and release of damages for each tract.
Legal notice details multiple deeds and properties in Cherryhill Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. It lists Willun C. Black and Mary Black parcel transfers to J I Mitchell and to Rembrandt Peale, with mining rights and damages reserved, plus Sweeney Meirs and Telford tracts. It notes a sheriff sale procedure and requires a deposit of at least 100 dollars or more. It warns purchasers about payment deadlines and deed conditions. The notice also mentions assignments of J L Mitchell for creditors and that only the described tracts are exposed for sale.
Miss Effie Amond recovering from rheumatism convalesces at home. H S Shaffer of Tekonsha Mich visits Lincoln Deihl. Vinton Edwards traveled to Nanty-Glo on Saturday. W H Green ill and confined to his room several days. Ord Robert Plouse at his mother’s funeral in Glen Campbell. Mrs B G Wolf and two children of New York visiting parents Samuel and Mrs Burkett for a few months. Miss Laura Wineberg Locust visiting here. Matthew Brihart and family with John Raleigh Purchase Line. Walter Mumnai visiting Latrobe with parents for a few days.
Harrisburg reports over one million wages lost by injured Pennsylvania workers last year. Commissioner John Price Jackson urges strict adherence to safety measures including gears, belts, and hoisting practices. Warns against loose clothing, moving machinery, defective tools, and unsafe air hose use, noting three deaths from mishandled air hose.
Following program outlines a W C T U gathering at the Plumving Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon at 2 00 o clock Devotions by Mrs J F Marshall s music by Miss Cochran recitation by Ine Wynkoop sketch of tile Life of Trane Williard readings by Mrs Smith and Mrs C Pierce address Progress in Legislating Against Vice by Rev Hamilton all members urged to attend Card of Thanks expressed by Mrs Araminta Snyder Mrs Annin Lesher Mr Shelton Snyder at Homer City Pa for kindness during illness and death of Rev Milton Snyder.
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