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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1927

Page

12

Notice of guardians to sell real estate in Indiana County

Lamberton National Bank of Franklin as guardian of Dorothy Helena Butler and Michel M. Butler seeks court leave to sell undivided one fifth interests in two lots in Marion Center and adjoining parcels. Private sales proposed to Walter Streams and Gladys Streams for 60000 dollars and to Alice Vinalett for 20 dollars, with additional lot in Georgeville, Hast Mabosing Township. Hearing set February 7, 1927 at 10:00 AM before the Orphans' Court of Indiana County.

Lamberton National Bank of Franklin Dorothy Helena Butler Michel M. la. Butler G. Li. Butler Venango Pennsylvania Orphans’ Court Indiana County Walter I. Streams Gladys TL. Streams Marion Center Indiana Jennie McCreight Ada BR Kinter Minor Street Mary Jennie Atc Creight Bessle M. Briluart Vy Deek Uaieu Indl Alice Vinalett Georgeville J. J. Butler Malrgaret Btookville Road RK. K. Hazlett Sand J. M. Simpson J. H. Butler A. Galentine Guy van Norn Itarry B. van Horn J. He Butler Lamberton Nalional Bank OF Prank

Administrator's Notice for Sarah Alice Kamer Estate

Letters of Administration granted to A Ralph Amer for the estate of Sarah Alice Kamer of Armstrong Township. Creditors to present duly authenticated claims for settlement. debtors to make prompt payment. A Ralph Amer, Administrator.

Pierce Wn Verve Sarah Alice Kamer Armstrong Township

Roses for Jane's Birthday

Jane Ryder on her twenty fifth birthday endures rain and loneliness until a neighbor buys roses and a belated home box arrives. A mistaken throwing of the bouquet leads to a shared birthday cake with Mrs Cready and other roomers, sealing a budding romance between Jane and her neighbor, with the widow Mrs Cready noting two roomers may marry before Christmas.

Jane Ryder Jane Flo Jane Stont Tam Hannah Mrs. Cready Nat

Community News Roundup From Marchand Area

Local residents share condolences for Mrs. Stineman and Lydia Williams funeral in Marchand. Obituaries mention Mrs. Williams dying in Kansas City and services led by Rev. Crawford. School children stay home with whooping cough while residents attend funerals and visit kin in Homer City, Barnesboro, and Greensburg.

Local Social Notes Record Weekend Visits and Calls

APRUCE Prof and Mrs D D Patterson and children of Commodore called on Mr Patterson's mother on Saturday. Sarah Bagley a teacher at Starford spent the weekend at her home. Catharine McAnulty was guest for aunt Gertha McAnulty Saturday. Mr and Mrs C W Keith spent Sunday with Mrs Caroline Keith who is seriously ill. Mr and Mrs W B Douglaga of Indiana were guests of Mrs Jennie Patterson Saturday evening. Viola Norton of Whansburg is making her home with Mrs M J McDannell. Harry and Roy McDannell returned to Meco after weekend here. Miss Gertha and Catharine McAnulty attended the Pine Flats social Saturday evening. Twin and Doyle Repine visited the Brown home. Emma Stiles returned home after weeks with her sister Mrs Ray McDonnell. Melvin Stephens and family of Altoona were guests of H S Marcis. Mrs Thos Hogan called on Mrs Crist Wike Tuesday of last week. Wilbur Emphield was a caller in Belsano Saturday. Earl Stiles of Culver motored through Sunday. Dr Hagley and Blanchard Hammond of Heilwood called in Stroudstown Wednesday. Anna Garrett spent Thursday night with Mrs Monroe Learn of Belsano. John Hoffman called on his parents Saturday. Lewis McCloskey moved into the Frank Strong house. Clarence Hennett of Belgano conducted services in the M B church Sunday afternoon. Harry Dearmy visited his grandparents over the weekend. Harve Uneapher had been on the telekist the past two weeks.

Nolo Paul Strong Memorial Hospital Johnstown Violet Overman Mildred Detwiler Cecil Stiffler Marlin Faith Pikes Peak Meade Douglass Cockport David Lyster Glen Coy Seward Carl Plouse Heilwood Edward Strong James Schrecengost Indiana H. T. Lucas Aspinwall J. S. Lucas Wilmer Henry Guy Fleming Cecil Stuifler W. L. Bowars Somerset County Ruth Strong Martin Conaway F. M. Uncapher James Burke Roy Schrecengost Brushvalley Elizabeth Hammi Morton Crawford Evangelical Marchand Crawford Greensburg Lawrence Bartholomew Glen Campbell Sam Mottarn Milt Brilhart D. D. Patterson Commodore Patterson Sarah Bagley Starford Catharine McAnulty Gertha McAnulty C. W. Keith Keith Caroline Keith W. B. Douglaga Jennie Patterson Viola Norton Whansburg M. J. McDannell Harry Roy McDannell Meco Missea Gertha Pine Flats Twiln Doyle Repine Brown Emma Stiles Ray McDonnell Melvin Stephens Altoona H. Ss.Marcis Thos, Hogan Crist Wike Wilbur Emphield Belsano Earl Stiles Culver Hagley Blanchard Hammond Stroudstown Anna Garrett Monroe John Hoffman Milton Hoffman Lewis McCloskey Frank Strong Clarence Hennett Belgano M. B Harry Dearmy Harve Uneapher

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