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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1923
Page
10
A party at Mr. and Mrs. L. Jacoby’s home celebrated their daughter Hester’s 16th birthday with many friends and schoolmates attending. Miss Jacoby received many useful gifts and a large lunch was served later in the evening.
Parkwood B R Peeler has been ill for weeks. T S Pettigrew and family are moving to the Brandon farm near Indiana. Cal George and Paul Kimmel of Elderton passed through last week. The teachers institute held here last week was a success. Robert Miller of Indiana was in town renewing acquaintances. County Supt. James I Chapman and two assistants of Indiana attended the teachers institute.
Albert Troy buys and moves into the Clair Napp property on Thursday. Murray Gilpatrick spent the weekend at Cleveland. C George Shipley and Mr Charlton of Pittsburgh spent days with H M Wells and family returning home Friday. L R Hitler and Clair Gibson were Punxsutawney camera on Saturday. Robert Work of Indiana was a town visitor on Monday. Glenn Miller and two sons and Mrs Ord Weaver attended the birthday party for Mrs Carey at Close on Saturday. ORD E G Wolf of New York City is visiting Mr and Mrs Samuel Burkett while many are ill with the flu. Ada McQuown of Cherry Tree visited Mrs Ted McQuown on Monday. Mildred Lewis spent over Sunday at her home in Hillsdale. Robert Plouse employed at Gipsy spent Sunday at his home here. Mr and Mrs Ted McQuown spent Monday evening with William Stone Braker and family of Deckers Point.
Mr BH G Davis spent last week visiting relatives in Indiana. Mr and Mrs H J Bagley and family and Mrs C F Parry and daughter Mabel visited at the home of Mrs Minnie Stephens. Raymond Lockard, student in Pittsburgh, returned home ill. Rev Brown will preach next Sunday. Percy Roberts is on the sick list. Mrs Edward Barr and family of Glory spent a Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Simeon Johns. Homer Stephens was a Stafford teller Wednesday.
A string of short items records visitors and residents in Cherryhill township and surrounding areas. Names include W H Green Dale McGregor Chapman Brower and Decker. Several hospital and illness mentions from pneumonia to fever, plus a cold snap with temperatures 20 degrees below zero. Community events noted at Manor Literary Society and Rich Hill church with ongoing meetings.
Public notice details sheriff sales of real estate in Indiana and Blairsville areas. It lists defendants Amadio Donatello Emile Donatello Antonio Angelo Clorindo Cecca and others, with properties including a two story brick dwelling in Blairsville and several lots in Center Township and other tracts. Adjourned sale set for March 9 1933. purchasers must pay purchase money in full and meet costs. sheriff reserves rights on writ and nonpayment.
A public vendue will be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on a specified date under writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County. The sale includes foreclosures and property claims directed to the sheriff for public auction. Individuals and entities with standing notices may participate in the sale process.
On Friday March 9, 1923 at 1 15 P M the defendant Toshpe Tarchucic of Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania conveyed all right title and claim in a described parcel of land in Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania. The property begins at a post and runs by adjacent lands formerly of John Yont A R Cooper and Samuel Furman then by lands formerly of George Menser now owned by the Clearfield Bituminous Coal and Coke Corporation with boundary directions given as north ten degrees east 151 p to a post and north 80 degrees west 11 ½ chains etc.
Jacob Miller remains seriously ill as Mrs Clarence Myers and David visited Mrs Jerry Kimmel last week. Claude Yerger and Ralph Ramer families spent Sabbath at Ramers in South Bend. Grant Waterson stays with her parents due to her mother Ernest Ramer’s illness. J F Kimmel and Paul McFarland were Indiana callers Saturday.
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