Moorhead A. Ralphs Moorhead adiiery and Proprietors
Classified notice from Indiana Progress describing an obituary and cards of notices, with subscription terms: cash in advance, rates for 1, 2, 4, 6, and 8 months. Mentions second class mail entry and payments to Diana, Va. Also notes paper stoppage on expiration.
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Diana
Colonial Party Pleasing Observes Washington Birthday
A West Lebanon gathering hosted by local societies recreated 18th century celebrations in Miller's hall. Guests were welcomed with hatchet cards, pageantry depicted Washington’s farewell, cherry tree tale, and the Governor’s era costumes. Music, readings, and old songs accompanied a social hour and lunch.
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West
Lebanon
West Lebanon
le A. Fa
Miller's Hall
Trepree
Martha
Times
Mother Shipton
Four Civil War veterans at Rochester Mills annual dinner
Only four old soldiers attended the Women's Relief Corps dinner for veterans of the sixties at Rochester Mills. Attendees included ex-County Commissioner A. T L. Braughter, T. H. Fleming, David Work, and William Richardson. The event featured songs, readings, and poems, with addresses by T. M. Fleming and Rev. Sparks, while Mrs. Oberlin delivered an original poem.
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Hecker Corps
Women’s Relief Corps
Rochester Mills
A. T L. Braughter
T. H. Fleming
David Work
William Richardson
America
J. G. Douglass
T. M. Fleming
Rev. Sparks
C. A
Pleasant surprise birthday gathering in Brushvalley
Brushvalley resident Andrew Pittman enjoyed an unannounced birthday visit from relatives and friends. A noon dinner followed a welcome reception with music and speeches by Rev. H. Rodkey. Dozens of attendees and local residents joined, including Rev. Bilas Rowland and Mrs. Rowland, Mrs. Rough, Mrs. Davis, and many others. An Indiana delegation noted Pennsylvanians wintering in Petersburg, Florida, with locals like D. A. Cunningham and daughter and Edward Knorra from Blairsville attending.
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Brushvalley
Andrew Pittman
H. Rodkey
Pittman
Bilas Rowland
O. TH
Rodkey
G. W. Sprinkle
Hh.t. Ross
W. 13
Overdorff
G. W. Roser
A. G. Nelson
David Stevens
Chag
Thompson
Jennie Campbell
Emma Herlinger
Emma Rod
Indiana
Sunny South
Petersburg
Fla
Biliana
D. A. Cunningham
Ross
C. M. Wortman
Flo Mitchell
Edward Kngora
Blairsville
Fred Flerlinger
Frank Lenyn
Town
Lakeland, Ma
Inna
Resolutions of Respect for Blaine Speedy
Resolutions from the Presbyterian Church School committee of Plumville Pa express sorrow at the death of Blaine Speedy on February 7 1919. They extend sympathy to his mother brother and grandparents and pledge trust in God with a hymn and prayers for understanding in time.
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Blaine Speedy
Liue
Gol
Earl T. Wells
Edgar J. Welch
Robt. Marshall
Plumville
Memorial for Leonard Cribbs Diphtheria Victim in Vandergrift
Leonard Alvin Cribbs, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Cribbs of Vandergrift, died at age 3 years 3 months from diphtheria on February 7. Survived by his parents and one brother Robert Eugene. Interment in Vandergrift cemetery on Saturday, February 7. Aunt’s poem notes the beloved child and calls for peaceful rest. February 26, 1919.
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Leonard Alvin Cribbs
Kits Te
Alvin Cribbs
Vandergrift
Robert Eugene
Rural Mail Carriers Plan Labor Day Outing
Indiana County Rural Mail Carriers Association met in the Court House and decided on a Labor Day picnic at Icie wood south of town. Delegates to the state convention near Philadelphia on Labor Day were Samuel Trimble and I. B. Barr. Officers for the year include President Meade Buchanan Nome, vice president Edward Sharp Shelocta, secretary Harry Carnahan Shelocta, treasurer A. W. Kinghorn town. Danger in False Friends. From those I trust God guard me from whose I distrust I will guard my pelt Italian proverb.
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Indiana County Rural Mail Carriers’ Association
Court House
Iciewood
Town
Philadelphia
Samuel Trimble
Barr
Blairsville
Meade Buchanan
Nome
Edward Sharp
Shelocta
Harry Carnahan
A. W. Kinghorn
Death of Mrs Sallie Helmon Cunningham at Nant-y-Glo
Obituary notes Mrs Sallie Helmon Cunningham died January 12 1919 at Nant-y-Glo from diabetes her funeral was held at West Pastak church Nant-y-Glo with ministers Levis Peterson and Tatinsen. She was born May 20 1649 in Somerset county and married John Cunningham August 12 1872 in Indiana county. Survived by son and daughters and many grandchildren. Included are verses and a local land news item about British land gains from 30 752 acres added in 25 years with 419 acres cut off.
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Sallie Helmon Cunningham
John Cunningham
Nantey-Glo
West Pastiak
Nant-y-Glo
Levis Peterson
Johnstown
Tey. Tatinsen
Belsano
David 8
Cora i
Ldlig Thdenn
Darke
Clib
British Isles
Bargains at Bennetts Saturday sale ad list
Local Bennett's advertises Saturday bargains across groceries and staples. Featured items include Ibs Fresh Wish oysters, beef liver, flour brands, canned vegetables, sugar, oats, beans, peas, pickles, seeds, potatoes, Arbuckles coffee, Ivory soap, rice, corn flakes, and paper shelled almonds with several bulk or combo deals. Some prices shown, many items listed by brand and weight.
Public sales schedule lists farm auctions and parlor items
Multiple sales announced for March with auctions at Wm Hart farm near Clarksburg and at Indiana White township farm. Items include horses cows calves sheep poultry car farm machinery hay and groceries along with a 1917 Ford touring car and household goods. Auctioneers D R Cribbs R W George T B Lewis D P Bothell.
Auction of farm livestock and household goods near Mechanicsburg
Auction to be held Wednesday March 6 at 12 o'clock noon at the Rugh farm formerly Altimus farm two miles southeast of Mechanicsburg. Lot includes wagon bogey survey grain drill lant coles arrow plows harness six colonies of bees grain cradle hay fork rope and pulleys riding plow and many household goods. Items listed: gray horse gray mare bay horse a colt yearling colt four cows two fresh January three yearling heifers a bull six months old potatoes and other articles. Auctioneers M Thompson HH Cam eron J W Rankin John Fulmer.
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Hart Farm
Clarksburg
D. D
Cribbs
R. W
George
White Township
Indiana
Lewis
D. P. Bothell
John Fulmer J. W. Rankin
Altimus
Mechanicsburg
M. Thompson
HH. C, Cameron
Public Sale of Peter Boyer Farm 96 Acres in Armstrong Twp
Public sale planned on the premises in Armstrong Township Indiana County for the Peter Boyer farm of about 96 acres beneath coal and well watered with bearing orchard and a 7 room house. Bounded north by Ernest Raber and Robert Armstrong east by Elder Sharp south by Andrew Sharp west by Hayes George. Conducted by Nathan Boyer executor with terms announced day of sale. February 26, 1919.
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Armstrong Township
Indiana County
Shelocta
Ernest Raber
Robert Armstrong
Elder Sharp
Andrew Sharp
Hayes George
Nathan Boyer
Peter Boyer
Notice of Petition for Private Sale in Orphans Court
Notice is given that an application will be made to the Orphans Court of Indiana County on Monday March 24 1919 at 10:00 AM by Mrs Sarah Balicky executrix of the last will of John Kokos deceased Burrell Township for an order to privately sell five lots in Blacklick village to pay debts. The property fronts 50 feet on the Blairsville extension and includes a one story house and two story store building. The sale seeks 3250 dollars to be paid to Mrs Ethel Kokos with coal and mining rights reserved by prior owners. February 26 1910-31
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Indiana County
Sarah Balichy
John. Kokos
Burrell
Bald County
Blacklick
Indiana
Pennsylvania
James Gardner
Blairsville Road
Pennsylvania Railroad
Miley
Binksville Road
Ethel Kokos
Sarat Balicky
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