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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1921

Page

3

Local notes reflect crime talks and paving plans

Blacklick residents report a surge in holdups robberies and shooting fairs as State Constabulary and P R R detectives hunt lawbreakers in town and Indiana. A petition to pave the road from the bridge to the post office gains support with both men and women signing. Funeral for Warren Elder five months old is held at Coral with Rev J D Piper leading services. Community clubs bake sales markets and visits to Indiana note a busy social scene.

Harry Graff Blairaville Ienry Graff A. $. Butterbaugh Johnstown J. A. Shrom Jesse Lytle Indiana State Constablary Josephine J. A. Hayes Walter Brussell H. T. Halerson Houtzdale Glenn Pearce Greensburg T. V. Palmer W. J. Lyda Pittsburgh W. G. Smith Warren William Elder J. D. Piper Coral C. O. Smith John Ackerson Knights of Malta J. R. Geary Shrom M.be Z. Richards Lucille Graff Indiana Normal H. W. Warnshuis Union

Blairaville Old Time Dance Draws Local Couple Crowd

Mr. and Mia joined John Rager and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams at the Blairaville old time dance on Thursday evening, enjoying a social evening of music and dance.

Mia John Rager Mrs Charlie Williams Blairaville

Diamondville News Notes Bring Glad Tidings Across Town

James McDowell greets a son birth while Bob Hamen and Bob Hamen share smiles after similar good news. Diamondville and Barnesboro visitors populate a busy weekend with relatives, measles in the Long family, and shoppers from Indiana. Mines now operate two days weekly as Arthur Long visits Mayben Shank. Lawrence Hines and Frank Meelking stop in town. A Christian Church meeting begins February 1 led by Park Chapman of the Western Pennsylvania Christian Missionary Society.

James McDowell Samuel Kelly Dinamondville Misa Mtchel Bartlebaugh Arcadia Record Home Steve Toat Barnesforo Arthur Long

Mitchells Mills A. J. Sickenberger Sick List Visit Notes

Sickenberger had a good worse die. Those on the sick list are Abtom Werrier Mrs. Stiffer, Noah Learn and Myra. Susan Nicewonger and little son visit daughter Mrs. Lawrence Himes. Indiana travelers: Lizzie Long Elma Austin Hdna Shank Vernie Meeking Don Gibson Tidy Kinter Ida McCreery Al Lamer Heilwood visitors Susannah Nicewonger Doyle Kelly Tillie Ellwood. Mines not full time. Herman Kerns visited Quay Kerns. Julia Mack employed for Norman Henry Penn Run.

Tidy Kinter Ida McCreery al Lamer Heilwood Susannah Nicewonger Samuel Kelly Doyle Clymer John Kelly Tillie Ellwood Herman Kerns Quay Kerns Julia Mack Norman Henry Penn Run

Local Visitors and Calls Around Rochester Mills Area

Rochester Mills resident R. G. Doty stopped in for a business call. John Farnsworth spent Sunday with sister Mrs. W. D. Powell at Starford. Miss Elia Montgomery visited Rochester Mills last week. Earl Rickard, formerly at Spangler, returned home Thursday. J. La. Mumau of Dixonville called on friends in the area recently.

R. G. Doty Rochester Mills John Farnsworth W. D. Powell Starford Elia Montgomery Earl Rickard Spangler J. la. Mumau Dixonville

Notice of Sell Private Interest in Indiana County Land

William Vorlagd guardian announces an appeal to the Orphans Court in Indiana County Pennsylvania on February 7 1921 at 10 a m to order sale of the minor Jon Edward Fritzs interest in a Riverview borough lot Blk 11 18 with a two story frame dwelling to Myrtle Faith for 200 dollars plus sale costs. The property runs along Liberty Street with boundary points described and is offered for private sale.

Samuel W. Miller Indiana County Indiana Pennsylvania William Vor- Inge Joni Edward Fritz Binktsville Pennesylvania Liberty Street Riverview Liberty Stree Myrtle Faith William Vorlagd Guardian

Notice of Incorporation for Renm's Bake Shop

An application will be made to the Governor of Pennsylvania on February 9 1921 by William J Jack Martha Jack and J F Rehm under the 1874 act for the charter of Renm s Bake Shop Ing to manufacture buy sell and deal in bread pastry delicatessen confectionery and groceries. 8 M Jack and James L Jack solicitors January 12 1921-31.

State of Pennsylvania William J. Jack Martha Jack J. F. Rehm M. Jack James L. Jack

Charter sought for William Penn Grange No 1730

Notice is given that an application will be made to the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana county on February 7, 1921 at 10 a m under the corpora tion act for a charter to form William Penn Grange No 1730 to operate a symbol or social lodge rooms. Charter on file in the Prothonotary's office Samuel W Miller Bollettor. So- variant 12 1021 81

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County William Penn Grange Prohonotary Samuel W. Miller Bollettor

Notice of Pennsylvania bill to repeal tax act in White township

Notice is given that an application will be made to the General Assembly of Pennsylvania at its present session for passage of a law to repeal an act regulating the collection of school and poor taxes in White township Indiana County approved April 23, 1873. The object is to approve the cited act. Signed by Chas A Nichol and others, Indiana Pa January 12 1921.

General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania White Township Indiana County

Private sale of Juliet Pierce property in Saltsburg

Pleas of Indiana County Pennsylvania set for February 14 1921 at 10am for a private sale of all interest of Mrs Juliet W Pierce widow of T S Pierce in a 22 by 60 foot lot on Salt Street in Saltsburg bounded by Hugh Jackson James W Robinson and heirs of A J McQuiston. Committee BE Mae Pierce seeks order to sell to George C McCormick for 400 dollars.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Pennsylvania BE. Mae Pierce Juliet W. Pierce W. Pierce Saltsburg County of Indiana State of Salt Street Hugh Jackson James W. Robinson A. J. McQuiston Salt Salt Street Sid James W. Robson T. Stewart Pierce Snie George C. McCormick Pierch Juliet

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