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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1936

Page

3

Sheriff Sale Notice of Indiana County Properties

Public sale at Court House Indiana Pa on February 28 1936 at 2 PM exposes various real estate parcels including McDowell Graff Hoovers and other named owners. Descriptions cover 80 to 190 acres plus several town properties with coal and mining reservations. Adjoining mortgagees and executors listed. sale adjourned to March 6 1936 at 1 15 PM. 10 percent deposit required at bidding with final payment by early March court.

Court of Common Dleas Indiana County Court House Indiana Pennsylvania Edward McDownlel Esa McDownll Morgagors Almx L. Dick Mortage Pices Wackcdilek McGees Amt Yinda M. Wiley Charles Gratl John Kinnan Hubert Mell Henee Thomas Penler Pittspurgh T. Stanley Graff Edward McDowell William Hamer Alex Jy. Dick Federal Wand Bank of Baltimore D. R. Tomb Ain Tutle Florence Hoover Harold Hoover Margaret Hoover Doyle Hoover Allens Hoover Murray Hoovr W. Hoover Green Robert V. Moorer Amanda Robert V. Moover Blorance Hoover Federal Land Banke of Baltimore Ley W. Mureherm Tidana County Armin Aaper Brioke Imowah Market Bitreet Tina James Melwee Pritchard Daniel Hess Nathan Rross Alex. Dick Cherry Brush Creek James McAlwee Max I. Price Marie Price Julius ©. McCormick Hannah M. McCormick Salt of the Somer City Frank Pygor Frank Heas Anna Alberta Smith Husband Clarence Lt. Lowman Clarence Lowman Logan Lowman D. R Calivn E. Gamble Ida Gamble Margaret M. Gamble Thomas Gamble Armsstrong County Stone Corner Margaret Wiggins Margaret D. Wiggins J. J. Anthony Alice Fennell Martha Harbison W. J Calhoun Margaret D. Wigs White Oak Galvin II Gamble Johm J. Anthony Wederal Land Bank of Baltimgore I. Fa D. R. Tonvb

Local Notes From Barle Foreman Area

Community snippets report visits in Indiana and Belsano, school attendance dips after sub zero weather, residents and families including Smathers, Foreman, Tackitt, Johns, Cribbs, and Smyers share news of travel, illness, employment, and social gatherings with a brief quote from a Jacksonville Journal on a 50 30 proposition for courage to spend money.

Jacksonville Journal

Dallas woman follows Texas soldier’s legacy at centennial expo

Historic Gall sarion Rodgers of Dallas, a great great granddaughter of a Texas soldier who died in the lot tery of beans after the 1842 battle of Mier, will appear as a rangerette for the Texas Centennial Exposition opening in Dallas on June 6. The soldier’s 176 Texans were captured. 17 were shot, 159 jailed. Rodgers’ grandfather Horace Isa Houston was Gen. Sam Houston’s first cousin.

Sarion Rodgers Dallas Texas Mier Miss Rodgers Horace Isa Houston Sam Houston

Marion Center Social Roundup and Local Visits

L O Barr and family of Bracken Ridge visited the homes of Mrs. Maud Moss and Mrs. J H Mountain. H C Lake and family from near Creekside stayed with Mrs. Lake's mother, Mrs. Julia Barr. Their daughter Miss Julia remained to attend high school. Miss Kathryn Deemer spent several days with Mrs. Guy Terpe. A F Deemer and daughter Miss Dorothy were in Indiana last Saturday. County Agent J W Warner of Indiana conducted a sheep demonstration on the Homer Work farm. Mrs. Everett Leadbetter and two sons visited her parents in Clarksburg W Va. Mrs. Wm J Orr and little Dorothy, with Mr. Orr editor of the Independent, live temporarily with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Work during remodeling of the Flick property. Mrs. W S Wetzel, Mrs. Mary Wetzel and Mrs. Emma Simpson attended a photoplay in Indiana Wednesday last week, headlined by James Stewart. Miss Addie Pounds made an Indiana business trip recently. Mrs. Sara Avey and two sons John and Ralph, Miss Mabel Work, R J Wynkoop and grandson Paul spent Friday evening at the A F Deamer home. Aaron Houck, once seriously ill with erysipelas, is recovering well.

Albert Tackitt Maxine Elizabeth Walter George Eva Cribbs John K.cribbs John Cribbs Clair Gamble Anthony Run Clarke Peddicord Marle Smyers Leslie Hazlett Indiana Merla Smyers Punxsutayney Smyers Bobby Millen Willow Lodge H. C. Lake Creekside Lake Julia Barr Julia Kathryn Deemer Guy Terpe Wm. J. Orr little daugh_ter Dorothy Orr The Independent Homer Flick W. 8. Wetzel Mary Wetzel Emma Simpson Indiang James Stewart Addie Pounds Sara Avey John Ralph Mabel Work R. J. Wynkoop Paul A. F. Deamer Aaron Houck

Local Social Calls Round Up Residents Across Nicktown and Nearby

Mert Morris and daughter Lucille from Nicktown visited his parents Mr and Mrs Morris. Mrs John Michay called on Mrs Joe Bugay of Grisemore. Tom Dukes and son visited Barnesboro friends. Samuel Carlson of Culver stopped in Friday. Will Williams of Grisemore conducted business Friday. Alina Leone and Aldine Rennie were Sunday Patton callers. Arch Repine and children were Indiana shoppers Saturday. Pat Donohue and Louise called on friends in Indiana Thursday. John Rennie and family stayed with daughter Mrs Darrell Sneddon in Nanty Glo. Sam Gordon is sick. Weekend guests at T A Burkharts were daughters Esther, Grace, Agnes and James Grove from Muddy Creek, and Leonard Orange of Hellwood visited Sunday. Nelson Miller of Penn Run and Alex Kirsch of Nicktown were in town Monday on business.

Alverda Mert Morris Lucille Morris Nicktown John Michay Joe Bugay Grisemore Tom Dukes Barnesboro Samuel Carlson Culver Will Williams Gqrisemore Alina Leone Aldine Rennie Patton Indiana State Teachers ‘College Esther Grace Agnes James Grove Muddy Creek Leonard Orange Hellwood Friends Nelson Miller Penn Run Alex Kirsch

Quotable quips on politics echo 1936 campaigns

A collection of sharp editorial lines from papers like the Springfield Union and Atlanta Journal. The quotes mock tar gets, congressional alarm, and reformist rhetoric, note how 1936 political maneuvering fuels partisan theater while wry misgivings about war scares and oratory persist.

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