Notice of 1931 Triennial Appeals in Indiana County
Indiana County Commissioners schedule triennial appeals across numerous districts with dates from February 2 to February 18 1931 at various village halls and townships. Special mineral appeals set for February 19 30 and 31 1931 with limited hearing windows. final cutoff announced as no hearings after dates. Signatures: Commissioners Bisnce Henderson Nesbit and Chief Clerk Long. January 7 1931.
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Indiana County
Armagh Boro
Maple Hotel
Armagh
B. Wheatfield
Buffington
Election House
Dilltown
Brawalley
Brughvalley
W. Wheatfield
Gherryhill
Penn Run Mill
Pine
Club
Heilwood
Young
Town Hall
West Lebanon
Saltsburg
Montgomery Tinop
Arcadia
Glen Campbell Boro
Glen Campbell
Banks Twic
Garry Tree Boro
Cherry Ree
North Mahoning
Hick
Marchand
Canoe
Rosalter
East Qegnoning
Fleck
Marion Enter
Marion Center Boro
Marion
Grant
Burn’s
Deckerspalnt
Rayne
Gilhousen
Plumville Boro
Plumville
Mahoning
Smicksburg
Creekside Boro
Wilson Hall
Creekside
Washington
Shelocia Goro
Curry Run
Armstrong
Curry
Jacksonville
Boro
Blacklick
Election Mouse
Green
Stafford Election House
Clymer Boro
Neely
Clymer
Homer City
Commissioners Office
Burrell
Blairsville
Indiana
Commissioners
Center
Brushvalley
Conemaugh
West Wheatfeld
East Wheatfield
White
Cherryhill
West Mahoning
South Mahoning
East Mahoning
Banks
Montgomery
Chas
L. Bisnce
JL Henderson
George Nesbit
Farms For Sale By Foreclosure In Indiana County
The Federal Land Bank of Baltimore has taken over farms at foreclosure sale for the Indiana County National Farm Loan Association. Farms listed will be sold at set prices with buyers paying 20 percent cash and the balance financed by long or short term mortgages as arranged.
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Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Indiana County National Farm Loan Association
D. BR. Towb
Indiana Theatre Building
Indiana
Necklace Theft at Long Island House Repelled by Investigator
A famed emerald necklace owned by a European princess vanishes during a late evening viewing at a Long Island country house. Criminal investigator Aurelius Smith and jeweler Van Seltz uncover the culprit when a masked burglar tries to flee. The coat swap reveals the butler as the thief, who hid the necklace in Van Seltz's tail pocket after the host searched him.
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van Seltz
New York City
Lim
Europe
Long Island
Aurelius Smith
Smith
Old Yan. Seltz
Vin Selte
van Selty
Saul
South
Local social notes and travel in Punxsutawney area
Counts of visits, business calls, and social events unfold through community members from Covode to Indiana and Punxsutawney. Residents and guests, including Mr. and Mrs. Barrett and Mrs. Baun, visit relatives and shop. numerous calls to friends surface across Vandergrift, Avonmore, Leechburg, and Youngstown. Weekend programs note Sabbath services, Aluminum demonstration, ELRV.S. and Avonmore games, and a W C T U meeting led by Mrs. Kier.
Brush Valley Visitors And Local Thefts In Homer City
Mrs Joan Brown and son Glenn visited Homer City while Lawrence Roser was a county seat caller. Thieves stole 30 of Hugh Geeseys chickens one night last week. Clyde McCrea and son Dean spent weekend in the lane. Mike Zelko was a Johnstown caller one day last week. Harry McCrea and family of Indiana visited G T McCrea Sunday. Mr and Mrs Merle Deyarmin were Indiana visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence George
Youngstown
Ohio
Harvey Kepple
Mabel Grailen
Vandergrift
Emma Matson
Anna
Ida Scott
Girty
Adam Painter
Clyde Walker
Avonmore
Walker
John Kepple
Oklahoma
John Wassen
Arthur
Walter Shoups
Lee Anderson
Mrs. Waller
Anderson
Joan Brown
Glenn
Homer City
Lawrence Roser
Hugh Geesey
Clyde McCrea
Dean
Are
Mike Zelko
Johnstown
Harry McCrea
Indiana
G. T. McCrea
Merle Deyarmin
Illness confines J A Terpe eases after weeks at home
Local notes report J A Terpe again able to be out after several weeks confined at home by illness. Many visits and family illness updates abound with Elizabeth McLeister gravely ill, and relatives from Brookville Blairsville Pittsburgh Akron among those calling. W C T U luncheon attendees listed from the vicinity. Mrs Anna Mae Laughlin Cain and child visit Akron and Brookville relatives. J W Botsford improves from critical illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Terpe
Miss Cummings
Brookville
Homer Jeffries
North Manor Street
W. C. Crawford
Apollo
Richard Crawford
Wilkinsburg
Elizabeth McLeister
Horace Kinter
R. HE. McClure
R. HB. Loeckard
Blairsville
Amanda Anderson
Pittsburgh
Kinter
Indiana
C. A. Waltman
H. H. Wetzel
Mary Wetzel
Emma Simpson
J. McManus
Ada B. Kinter
Mary Caldwell
Edna Tyger
Magdalena Ross
M.C.H.S
Blair Madks
Home
H. D. McManus
Frank Doyle
McNutt
Anna MaeLaughlin Cain
Akron
C. R. Laughlin
J. W. Botsford
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W. Earl Long
THOR
FBI
Joe E. Brown
Jeannette MacDonald
Zasu Pitts
Manie Dressler
Polly Moran
Charles Farrel
Janet Gaynor
Charles L. Dick
Cherry Hill Township
Borough of Clymer
Uriah S. Learn
Green Township
Cockport
Dixonville
Clarente L. Buchanan
Young Township
Iselin
A. B H. Pearce
Rayne Township
Grove Chapel
Alex C. Malcolm
Cherry’ Hill
Shoes HO
Rochester Mills
Brait Beck
Covode
John Barrett
Bradford
Homer Piter
Bertha Baun
Frances Work
Punxsutawney
Cora Doty
Esther Palmer
Quinn Hess
Harry Weaver
Robert Knox
Paul Campbell
Homer Pifer
John
Work
Edward North
Leroy Gourley
R.D. No. 1
George Pollock
John Palmer
R. H. Knox
Max Potts
Ney Jeffries
G. H. Johnson
Catherine
Martha Belle
F. A. Moore
Geo. Richardson
D. W. Rishel
Patton
R. McCullough
C. C. Bowers
George Johnson
Murray Hurd
Virgil
Knox
Robert Jeffries
James Harkleroad
Zions Valley
Elders Ridge
Christian Endeavor
Dean Ashbaugh
Martha Hine
Ethel Newry
Annabel Ewing
ELR
V.S
R. Hine
Charles Johnston
Roberta McComb
Gertha Wrailey
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Home Economic Department of
S. R. Hine
Martha
Esther
Tom Sawyer
Lloyd Mayhood
New Kensington
T. C. Hood
W.C.T.U
George McLaughlin
Harry Kier
J. G. Henderson
Ross Wilson
Evelyn
Walter Ewing
Brush Valley
The
First National Bank of Indiana, Penna
GEO. D.leydic Une
PHILA
Marion Center
Indiana Roller Mills
GLOBE
Hetrick & Wilson
P.B.R
Tudiana
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