Proposals Open For Route 263 Pavement Reconstruction
Sealed proposals from bidders in Harrisburg will be opened at 10:00 a.m. March 6 for reconstructing 1,787 linear feet of reinforced cement concrete pavement on Route No. 263 in Montgomery Township Indiana County. Specifications and bid forms cost $7.40 to $20.00 depending on length, available from the Pennsylvania Department of Highways with offices in Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. James L. Stuart, Secretary of Highways, February 12, 19XX.
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Mmnla Department of Highways
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Capitol
Montgomery ‘Township
Indiana County
Metheny Noog-A
Jengtl
Project Ag
Yates
Lighways
Warrishburg
Janes TL
Stuart
Ued- Bate
Sylvania Department of Wielwayn
Pennsylynne Od
Sania
Og Lasar
Iin Young
Towneam
Blandistans County
Theuteah
Ious
Tengtn
Otlus
Jess
Witsburgh
Nuistule
Sor Allerhen St
Hollidaysiuryg
Mean
Yale Daies
Penpsylvania Department of Highways
Indiana
Couny
Dhoute
Dennay Svate
Tose Secons
Macy
Pennsylvania Department of Fiighways
Warrinburg
McClatchey
Market
Upper
Bitzi
Water Street
Wittsburgh
Mebruanr U2
Pennsylvania Department of Highways
Hartisburg
Wds
Koon
Conrae
Khe Inna
Tamsin
Subways
Taretghurg
McCitchey
Market Steegts
Danby
Sto Water Street
Pillahureh
Tinilddae
Mleeheny Street
Wollidaysines
James D. Stuart
Pihehwiy
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Pennsylvania Department of Wighwaya- Horrisbirg
Touhyny
Montomery
Indhinga
Wighwinys
Pennsylvana
Gqimes L. Sturt
Highway Proposals Sought for Pennsylvania Roads
Sealed bids from contractors are invited by the Pennsylvania Department of Highways for reconstructing about 2 000 feet of concrete pavement and grading 380 feet of roadway in Bank Whearthfield Township, Hunting County on Route 22a. Bids open at 10:00 a.m. March 6 with awards shortly after. Specifications and drawings available for a fee and a $2.00 cross-section charge. Other notices list similar bids in Harrisburg and Indiana County with different project scopes and bid conditions.
Executors Notice In Estate of W W Edwards Center Townslip Tadtiunn County
Notice of executors letters testamentary granted for the estate of W W Edwards deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement while those indebted must make prompt payment. Also notice of administration on the estate of Anna Goss Montgomery township with claims to be presented duly authenticated and debts paid. Administrators W Goss and BR Goss in Ogdale Youngstown provide details.
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M. Tuddork
W. WS
Edwards
Center Townslip
Tadtiunn County
Igarnet Edwards
Edward
jAdirens
Jr C
Indiana
Penrasry
Leitema
Anna Goss
Montgomery Township
W. Goss
Notich 110 Contractors Sealed Bids Invitation
Sealed proposals from qualified bidders will be received by Pine Township Supervisors in Indian County Pennsylvania until 10 a.m. March 1990 for about 80 feet of 16 foot reinforced concrete pavement on the road from Vine Township School No 8 to Nicktown. Bids opened at the County Commissioners Office and must include a $1000 certified check made payable to MH UW Williams Treasurer. Specifications available at the County Engineer Thomas Healer’s office for $2.50 per set. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject all bids.
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Cherryhill Township
Thilana County
Pennsylvania
Wood Fehiont Ih
Witte Township
Sample Rn
Caunty Commissioners
Court Inuge
Indiana
Penna
WT. P. Daimingon
Pressmer
Thomas Benler
Luineer
Tenna
Townahly
HY Dick
Jamin
Pine Township
Indian County
Mareh Hh
Tost
Fron Vine ‘Township School No
Nicktown
Denna
UW. Williams
Thomas Healer
C. Ford
Orien
J.T. Robertson
Themis Penler
H.R. Willing
Trouser
Warfare Drawbacks and Cars Parody from Publishers Syndicate
A syndicated humor item notes that warfare has drawbacks and compares automobiles to war in lighthearted fashion. It suggests cars can be nearly as deadly as war yet free from constant salutes and relentless noise, reflecting a wry social quip about modern life.
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Publishers Syndicate
Armagh Parish Events and Community Notices
In Armagh and surrounding areas the Presbyterian church hosts Sabbath services led by Rev William Nicholson with local Missionary and Ladies Aid Society meetings. Community updates include visits, family gatherings, illness, and a baked ham supper fundraiser for church sidewalk repairs. A Kings Daughters class plans a bake sale, a 2:30 Sabbath service follows a 1:15 Sunday School, and neighborhood residents attend from Greensburg Johnstown Indiana and Pittsburgh.
Plum Creek Community Notes Highlight Local Visits and School Events
Miss Mildred Irvin spent Thursday night with Miss Nell Fleming. Clair Frailey of near Dayton visited his mother Mrs Tillie Frailey. Ascenath Kimmel, daughter of Meyers Kimmel, has been sick. Virginia Kimmel and visiting friend from Huntingdon spent the weekend with her parents. Mrs Dodge has been ill but improving. Mrs W C Bleakney and Mrs J F Kimmel visited. Mrs Ralph Ramner and Mrs Paul McFarland visited with Mrs Quinter Kimmel. Ethel Bleakney spent the weekend with her parents. Joe Blystone visiting at John Adams home. Mr and Mrs Charlie Clark and baby visited Jacob Clark home. Mrs Lee Miller of Shelocta visited the Kimmes. Mrs Marlin Crownover of Ford City visiting her parents. Mrs Edgar Kimmel and children Gertrude and Karl spent weekend with Mrs Kimmel's mother. Frailey and Mary visited Mrs Andrew Fox of Gastown. Tom Boyer family to move to Royden Fulton farm near South Bend soon. Patron's Day at Kimmel school on Friday February 28. Hast Union notes report improving health of Robert Stutzman from pneumonia. Walter Mack drove to Johnstown. Mrs Laura Kuckenfred and son Richard visiting Clfford Bracken at McKee's Rocks. Mr and Mrs Griffith and family of Johnstown visited his parents. Jean George appointed postmistress at Wehrum. Mrs Cora Dill visiting Johnstown. Allen Graham of Indiana visited Alvin Davis. Revival meetings at Belsano attended. Miss Freda Wagner at Armagh High School. Mrs Perry Mack visiting James and Mrs Moose of East Wheatfield. Local interest in road association. C A Richey, local merchant, on business trip to Johnstown.
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Armagh Presbyterian Church
William Nicholson
Missionary and Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
J. J. Hutchison
J. L. Caldwell
Raymond Robb
New Florence
Kenneth Mack
Mildred Findley
Ward Mack
Johnstown
Harry Clarence Mack
H. G. Mack
G. B. Mack
Clyde
Prof
Bickle
Harry Tomb
Cleveland
Akron
Mary Hutchison
R. B. Tomb
Merle McCormick
Minneapolis
Minn
New York City
Harry McCormick
Washington
Lincoln
Seward
Elizabeth , Hutchison
Windher
George McCutcheon
George
Annie Cunningham
Brushyalley
Armagh M. BA
Wm. Penn Grange Hall
Cynthia
Mabel Cribba
Miss Mountain
Greensburg
J. V. Mountain
Ida Ferguson
J. A. Cribbs
Mary Nell
Lois Smith
Blairaville
Shoal
Mabel Cribbs
Carrie Blrick
Lytle
Harry.Coleman
Margaret Jean
New Kensington
Coleman
Olive Elrick
Paul Elrick
Vandergrift
Mildred Irvin
Nell Fleming
Clair Frailey
Dayton
Tillie Frailey
Ascenath Kimmel
Meyers Kimmel
Virginia Kimmel
Huntingdon
Miss Kimmel
Dodge
Siest
W. C. Bleakney
J. F. Kimmel
Ralph Ramner
Paul McFarland
Quinter Kimmel
Ethel Bleaknney
Joe Blystone
John Adams
Charlie Clark
Baby
Jacob Clark
Lee Miller
Shelocta
Jacob Miller
Marlin Crownover
Ford City
John Keeler
Edgar Kimmel
Gertrude
Qarl
Kimmel
John Shaeffer
Cherry Run
Frailey
Mary
Andrew Fox
Gastown
Robert Stutzman
Walter Mack
LauravKuckenfred
Richard
Clifford Bracken
McKee’s Rocks
C. A. Richey
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Thomas Praler
Fangineer
Gabriel
Rators
Youngstown
Notich 110 Contractors
Indiana Progress
Poultry Journal
Indiana Progress Breeder's Gazette
Indiana Progress Treapla
Journ Fruits & Gardens
Journ
Mother's Journal Home Friend
Farm & Wireside ‘Household Magazine
Poultry Keeper ‘Pictorial Review
People’s Popular Monthly
Farm & Fireside Home Friend
McCali’s Magazi
American Magazine
Boy's Life
Boy Scouts
Christian Herald
Collier's Weekly
Cosmopolitan
McCall’s Magazine
Priscilla
Motion Picture
Parent's Magazine
Popular Science Monthly
Scribner's Magazine
Scientific American
Woman's Home Companion
Woman's World
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Philadelphia Daily Ledger
Philadelphia Daily Inquirer
Pennsylvania Farmer
Indiana, Pa
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R. FB
East Wheatfield
Claresburg
Mount Tabor
Harry Miller
C. B. Hmpfield
Near Heshhbon
Eugene Dias
Heshbon
Harry Dias
G. W.palmer
Russell D. Palmer
W. Empfield
George Palmer
Mt. Tabor
Harry Lewis
John Long
Latrabs
Russell Palmer
Victoria Glodack
Pittsburgh
Irene
Georgetta Woods
Bolivar
Hazel McElhoes
G. D. Palmer
Woods
W. D. Empfield
Wess Lyons
Luther Carnathan
Catherine Ramsey
First National Bank of Indiana
Philadelphia
Sixth Streets
Plum Creek
Tom Boyer
Royden Fulton
South Bend
Kimmel School
George D. Leydic
Philadelphia Street
Wayne Avenue
Penn
White Rocks
S. C. Redg
Ee Erich
United States
Wea
Apel
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne
G. A. Myers & Son
Auto Painters
13Th & Phila. Sts
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