Orphans' Court Sale of Minnie J. Carney Estate West Lebanon
The Orphans' Court of Indiana County approves a sale of Minnie J. Carney's estate in West Lebanon Young Township. Property includes three village lots on Lafayette and Maathy Cont streets and an undivided one sixth interest in a ground lot, with detailed bounds and dimensions. Sale conditions require a deposit of four hundred dollars and final payment on confirmation, with attorney TE A Miller acting as fiduciary. Auction to be conducted by W. Grongh, auctioneer. December 20, 19—12.
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Orphans’ Court
Madiana
Ing
West
Lebanon
Minnie J. Carney
Young
ImUann
Recorder
Indiana County
Binfayette
Haymond Garey
West Lebanon
Indiana
Lafayette Street
Coal Street
Mullery Alley
East Alley
Ike J Worder
Lota
Tunfayette Street
Ani
County of Indians
Yollows
Campbell
Jesse Lewis
Java
Jefferson Street
Lluenry Cay Wird
Chi
Aa. Miller
W. Grongh
Notice of Coal Run Mining Company charter request
Notice is hereby given that an upper flan will he mate to the Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania on Monday the ith day of January, aA TD, by T. W. Robinson dr 2 Ay O'Connor 5 wad theath & Char Ss under the provisions of nt Act oot Amvly of the Commonwealth of Benngylvanta entitled An Act to provide for the decorporation and TeLN Tation of certain corporations approved Apri 2 1871 for the charter of a corporation to be called Coal Run Mining Company to mine quarry excavate hoist and produce coal iron ore vanestone fire clay and other minerals and substances incidental thereto and the sale of said minerals and manufactured penduets and to such extent as may be necessary to hold and dispose of real estate by sale lease or otherwise and the securing possessing enjoying of all the rights powers privileges and immunities conferred upon alien corporations by Seelion BC of sai Act of Assembly of April 20 1874 and supplements thereto and for these purs uked to hire possess and enjoy all the rherits benefits and privileges of said Act for Assembly and its supplements Hath Clark Solicitor NOTICE THE HW mooring of the stockholders of the Clymer National bank will be held using cops in Clymer 1 Thesday Jinuary 0 19% at 2 gfele m for the purpose of ploeing oi and tranaettnie olier business December 13 1922 4e
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Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
T. W. Robinson
Ay O'Connor
Benngylvanta
Seelion BC
Sai
Clark
Manor School Pupils Gift Teacher In Cherry Hill
Manor School pupils presented teacher Clair Chapman a knife and gold chain. Local notes report marriages, births, visits, and community events in Cherry Hill and surrounding towns including Penn Run and Marion Center.
Cookport Notes and Local Social Roundup
Ethel Weather and family news include a visit to Howard Meekin's home on Monday. Elmer Hamilton, mail carrier, notes his young son arrived midweek. Paul Wilt and son Lloyd visited D. E. Wilt. Frank Walker and family visited D. S. McCoy's. Lawrence Shank and family visited A. J. Lydie. Beulah L. Reed works at D. W. Wilt's. The M. P. Sabbath school's Young People's class hosted an oyster supper in the Community building Saturday night. Mrs. Samuel Hughes is among the sick. Charles Hamilton stopped by Jerry Lydie's Sunday to meet their new grandson. Mrs. D. H. Wilt remains bedridden but slowly improving. Community Association stockholders meet Saturday January 19 to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cookport
Ethel Weather
Howard Meekin
Elmer Hamilton
Paul Wilt
Lloyd
Wilt
D. E. Wilt
Fyank Walker
D. S. McCoy
Lawrence Shank
A. J. Lydie
Beulah L. Reed
D. W. Wilts
M. P
Samuel Hughes
Charles Hamilton
Jerry Lydie
D. H. Wilt
Community Association
Local Notes: visits, travel, and community events
HELWOOD residents spent weekends with friends in Patton and Indiana while others traveled to Milton Delaware for a family funeral. The Pine Tree Club hosted a kid party, C H Pettedt was named Sunday School superintendent, Lt. Wilson attended a Clymer bank meeting, and several girls returned to Cresson school after the break.
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Helwood
Hugh Hammond
Patton
C. H. Petted
Alice Finley
I. F .Wilson
Indiana
BE. M. Jefferson
Milton
Delaware
B. Holmes
Pheenixville
Arizona
Mary
Alice
Sara
Rita McGinley
Cresson
Mitchells Mills Social Notes and Local Arrivals
Miss Della Goodrich left for Akron last Friday to visit. Miss Irene Vanderhoof of Heilwood spent Sunday with her brother here. Mr and Mrs Quayerins visited in Heilwood last week. Newton Johnson, employed at Windbes, spent Sunday with his family here. Miss Emma Rodkey, Mrs Lizzie Long and Mrs A Ober attended conventions at Clymer Saturday. Mr and Mrs Dave Johns of Commodore visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Maybelle Kelley, recently ill, is able to be about again. Miss Mona Long has worked at Manster for two weeks. Miss Margaret Short, a Dixonville teacher, spent the weekend at home. We are always in the market for wheat and buckwheat. Rossmoyne Flour Mills, O24 Rossmoyne, Pa.
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Manor School
Clair Chapman
Jay Gibson
Clymer
Dala
Green
Heilwead
Frederick Houck
Dittie Edwards
Marion Center
Houck
Cherry Hill
Girl Scouts
Manor Schoolhouse
Mike
Martha Stephens
Indiana
Penn Run
Jolly Miller
J. H. Lytle
Calh Chapman
Byrd Wolfe
New Jersey
Thomas Sheikito
Spruce Grove
I. L. Burnett
Shaffer
Albert Coy
Golda Stephens
Strongstown
Rev
Mrs. Bruce
Mitchells Mills
Della Goodrich
Akron
Irene Vanderhoof
Heilwood
Quayerins
Newton Johnson
Windbes
Emma Rodkey
Lizzie Long
A. € ‘Ober
Thomas Syste
Dave Johns
Commodore
Maybelle Kelley
Mona Long
Manster
Margaret Short
Dixonville School
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Clymer Furniture Co., Inc
Samuel S. Moore
Fenelton
Thomas Butler
Penn
Douglass Studio
Indiana, PA
Silas C. Streams
Philadelphia Street
Columbia
Fenest Stewart
Orphans’ Court Sale
Clyner National Bank
Thesday
Gfele m
Ploeing Oii
Tranaettnie Olier
Indiana County Deposit Bank
Rossmoyne Flouring Mills
Rossmoyne, Pa
Nature
W.P. Shepard
D.C
Phila, St
Equitable
Special Educational Fund
Savings & Trust Co
Parcel Post
Launderers
Purina
Sala
Purina Crick
Farmer’s Exchange
West Water St
Hetrick, Wilson & Co
Linus M. Lewis
Water Street
P. R
Brilhart
3 Savings & Trust Bldg
Farmers & Miners Bank
Kent
Ear
W. Wells
George D. Leydic
Wayne Avenue
Bell
Woodburn Granite Works
Barre
Pennsylvania Railroad
Main and
Church Sts
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