Letters of administration for Chester Heory estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Chester Heory of Green township have been granted to John W. TY, administrator. All persons having claims against the estate are requested to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Those knowing themselves indebted are urged to make prompt payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Duck
Charles P. Jobe
Indiana Borough
Ruth
Jobb
Aduiniytratris
SM. Jack
Admnirth Poige
Chester Heory
Green Township
John W
Harry W. Earhart
Margaret A. Lemon
Indiana
Vannin Starl
Hellwood
Joanna Wallace
Washington Town
Suip
Jand B. Wallace
Creekside
S. M. Tack
Rachel Johnston
Center Township
Elaine
Sild
W. A. Johnston
Womer City
DG. Dee
LL. B. Miller
H. “ Waltemire
Cherryhill Township
W. Wallace
Heilwood, In
J. Telfong
FR. M. Ansley
Rayne Township
B. Aneliy
Chambersville
Local Notes Roundup From County Towns
Alber and Uncepher of near Lyer nove visited the Dixon farm over Sunday. Theodore Whilmina, after five days furlough, departed Monday for Thal fimore, MA. Mrs. Lyda Jamison, visiting Indiana relatives, returns home Saturday. Longenecker is at Pittsburg this week. Civic Club meets Feb 4 in T. O. C. I. hall. program good, attendance requested. Mrs. Will Elder visiting New Kensington parents. Mrs. J. J. Gerhard seriously ill. Ben Marshall visits Freeport. Harry and William Rowe visited from Van dergrift. Mrs. H. B. Donalson and Mrs. Maria Palmer at county seat. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Trexler depart for Pittsburgh. Miss Dillie Cunningham visiting Dr. J. A. Shrom. Mrs. A. Tl. Tatlor and son visiting Johnstown relatives. Miss Virginia Nippes recovering from flu. W. E. Ackerson of Blacklick township leaves for Cleveland due to brother Gus illness. hadn’t heard in nineteen years. Cr. W. Parritt of Cleveland spent over Sunday. Mrs. Ellen Roe of Pittsburgh visiting Edgemont. Miss Minnie Kelly among Indiana visitors. Morris Rothstein visiting Pittsburgh. Mrs. Harriet Shields and son Charles return from Pittsburgh. Mrs. Isabel Maxwell and Semina visiting Indiana. Farewell party for Abel and Mrs. Roberts, departing for Detroit. Parmery Telephone Inc repaired. functioning well. M. Bell and Paul Bell at Pittsburgh. C. V. Wells and family at I. Ss. Wells reunion in Indiana.
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Alber, Uncepher
Lyernove
Dixon Farm
Heodore Whlmina
Thalfimore
Lyda Jamison
Indiana
Longenecker
Pittsburg
Will Elder
New Kensington
M. R. Rager
J. J. Gerhard
Ben Marshall
Freeport
Harry
William Rowe
Vandergrift
H. B. Donalson
Maria Palmer
R. QO. Trexler
Pittsburgh
Dillie Cunningham
Areymagh
A, Shrom
Mra
Tatlor
Little Son
Johnstown
Virginia Nippes
W. 12
Ackerson
Blacklick Township
Cleveland
Gus
Cr. W. Parritt
Ellen Roe
Edgemont
Minnie Kelly
Morris Rothstein
Harriet Shields
Charles
Alleek
Isabel Maxwell
Semina
Gallagher
Main Street
Abel Roberts
Detroit
Mich
Parmery Telephone Inc
M. Bell
Paul Bell
CG. V. Wells
I. Ss. Wells
Plumcreek Local News And School Plans
Mr and Mrs Jerry Kimmel visited Indiana Tuesday and the Hiterton lyceum course selects its third number for January 29. Miss Mary Stuchell stayed with Miss Jessie Kimmel over the weekend. Miss Dancie Shaffer returned home Sabbath after visiting her sister. Marion Boyer and family called on Thomas Boyer Friday. Irvin Keeler recently stayed with his brother in Ohio. The Kimmel home district quarantined for scarlet fever with Master John recovering. Mrs Samuel McAdoo visited sister Mrs Peter Ehenger Thursday. Miderton high school plans an entertainment on Washingtons birthday. William Ray of Shady Plain, health board rep, visited Lownahip schools under state board direction. A pie social is set for Concord school Friday evening. Miss Esther Shenger shopped in Indiana Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Kimmmel
Indiana
Hiterton Lyceum
Mary Stuchell
Jessie Kimmel
Dancie Shaffer
Marion Boyer
Thomas Boyer
F’riday
Irvin Keeler
Ohio
Social notes from Dilltown and surrounding area
Anne Stephand and sisters spent a week in Indiana with relatives Mrs Alfison and Mrs Weaver. Mrs H. returned from a visit with Harry Tomb of Armagh. Chaney Woodring and Hannah Richardson wed in Cumberland Maryland last week and received a serenade at the groom's parents home. Florence Dick of East Wheatfield township visited friends here. J D McNutt returned from Leechburg visiting Mrs Brubaker. BoB Hewitt and W G Stewart with Mrs Tl J Dill on sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Stephand
Indiana
Samuel Alfison
J. H. Weaver
H. Ft
Harry ‘Tomb
Armagh
Jatrobu
Samp Leo
Chaney Woodring
Hannah Richardson
Qumberland
Harry Woodring
Florence Dick
East Wheatfield Township
J. D. McNutt
Leechburg
Local Social Notes From Five Points and Nearby Areas
Miss Sara Fergison called on Mrs. Jr. F. Dickey of Five Points last week. Mrs. Beri Orr visited Mrs. UH. 1 McCoy on Monday evening. Harvey Adamson of Phanville visited friends here last week. Mrs. Mervin Ferguson of Dulsols visits her father in law here. Col Wissinger is on the sick list. Miss Vernie Conner visits her sister. John Little of near Chambersville noted. Mrs. Harry McCoy visited Mrs. C. C. Watterson Wednesday. Curtis Waugaian sold his store share to Mrs Trusal. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Spence of Creekside visited Sabbath at Mrs. Spence’s parents. Mrs. George Harmon attended her little grandson’s funeral at Creekside Monday. Interment at Five Points. Miss Alice Orr spent Sabbath with Mahel McCoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Fergison
Jr. F. Dickey
Beri Orr
McCoy
Harvey Adamson
Phanville
Mervin Ferguson
Dulsols
Col. Wissinger
Vernie Conner
Als
John Little
Chambersville
Harry McCoy
C. C. Watterson
Curtis Waugaian
Trusal
Merle Spence
Creekside
Cherryhill Township honors longtime agent with gold watch
John Jahagan, longtime agent for Vidette Phoenix Fire Insurance of New York in Newton Kit, receives gold service watch for twenty two years of faithful service. Local residents Mrs. C. Othoy and others hosted guests. multiple families affected by influenza. updates on soldiers overseas and local health recoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ¢ Jahagan
Dao Cherry Hi Owasstip
Mra
Dames Makin
Mera
CL Watson
Pitdnre
Red Golder
Wel Wi
TL M. Amond
Velma
McIntire
C. 4. Amond
Dale Green
Henry Nicewongur
Wlan Hinve Heen i
Stoward Brown
Bent Mnesdivy
Clair Cramer
Ulsworth Uweury
Wm. Sleppy
Chintrles Awhig
Clinton Bowers
Uncle San
Edwards
Dolores Wolfe
Cherry Tree Schoolorg Officers Elected Amid Week’s Activities
The Cherry Tree School community elected officers for the Junior Sted Crowd with President Mrs CH Keating Vice President Miss Ruth Lehman Secretary Miss Leming Treasurer Miss Ilnzel Knupp. Various local social visits and club meetings are noted including Sabbath school, Fancy Work Club, and Tactics Missionary Society events with officers Mrs W T Mahaffey and others. A young soldier stayed with the Dunlaps. Vincent Kissinger family vacationed in Edison Horn. Miss Wenise Stiller visited near Marion Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CH. Keating
Ruth Lehman
J, Leming
Ilnzel Knupp
Winifred Stirtier
Mina Erma Rush
Bineigh
J. Stassler
Johnstown
Vincent Klasinger
Mise Welch McMarland
Archle Ristige
M. Roger
Shelocta
Dunlap
Tactics
Byrilbart
Mra. Carr
Jno. Lemon
Vincent Kissinger
Mildred
Meanor
Tdison
Horn
Frampton
Varn Knee
North Point Residents Receive Weekend Visits
North Point men stay Crawford and daughter visited Mr and Mrs Neal of Umnadu ti ney over Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Hardee Colwell were Loop enters Munuay. Miss Michbel Slicks returned to work in Tana after a severe illness. Miss Violet McGregor ill on Saturday. Mrs Will Neal and son Leon were Loop gallery on Monday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Bossard and Mrs Colwell were Dayton callers Wednesday. Norman Schrock was a Wunrsutawney visitor on Saturday. Miss Surnie Plicks visited sister Myy Crawford of Punxsutawney on Wednesday. Mrs Has Reitz and son Paul were Punxsutawney shoppers Wednesday. Tittle lelen Banks recovering from influenza. Uhas McClerland and Jesse Hicka were Punxsutawney callers Saturday. The Ventiy Viking family suffering with influenza. Boyd Kerr returned to work near Georgeville after influenza recovery. Max Lamison of Kiltaunlig visited grandfather Thursday. Kennett Gahagan sick all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Dilenn Neal
Umnadu Tiney
Hardee Colwell
Munuay
Micbel Slicks
Tana
Violet McGregor
Will Neal
Leon
Loop Gallery
Harvey Bossard
Uardee Colwell
Dayton
Norman Schrock
Surnie Plicks
Myy
J. G. Crawford
Has, Reitz
Paul
Tittle Lelen Banks
Uhas, McClerland
Jesse Hicka
Boyd Kerr
Georgeville
Jainer Kerr
Max Lamison
Kiltaunlig
Kennett Gahagan
McAnulty Families and Visits Highlight Community Notes
Spruce v s Asa Moanulty dx on the pick lest Mia John Haping and sons Lawrence and Voyle spent Tuesday with Mrs Ar Hig Uepine of Tipperary. Misses Mary Brown and Hope Engle were Barnesbors callers on Tuesday. Mattie MoAnulty of Nant-y-Glo visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Agu McAnulty. Elizabeth and Helen Williams visiting friends at Wine Shuta. Dovlha Repine has returned home from Pine Pints. W M Patterson with a Starford railer on Monday. Miss Ivy and Ellen Wedner lodged at John Replie's on Wednesday. Mrs AKI McAnuity and daughter Gertha visited Brownstown recently. W R Douglass was a business visitor to Marion Center on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Moanulty
Mia
John Haping
Lawrence and
Voyle
Arhig Uepine
Tipperary
Afary Brown
Hope Engle
Barnesbors Callars
Ueaday
Misa Mattie MoAnulty
Nant-y-Glo
Agu McAnulty
Elizabeth
Tfelen Williame
Dovlha Repine
Fins
W. WM
Patterson
Starford
Missen Nvy
Ellanbeth
John Replie
Aki McAnuity
Gertha
Brownstown
W. OR. Douglass
Marlon Center
Muesday
Pleasant Valley Visitors and Local Calls
Pleasant Valley residents Mrs. Ityy George and Mr. George spent days with Mr. and Mrs. Z M Gibson. John Yorkard met a business caller in Gettysburg. Mrs. WW C Miller and Dorothy visited Mrs. J M Gibson. Miss Mit Tydia of Lovejoy visited near Mariaret Lockard. Miss Gels Meekins, employed in JSuarterd, spent weekend with Howard Meekins family. Win Bucking and Florence Biltn visited relatives. Ryn Gibson ill with appendicitis. Anna Buterbaugh and Gertrude Ruggles called on Tovkard's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Stall and Jimmy visited Cockport. Mrs. W G Stump visited Mrs. Nyereth Clawson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ityy George
Lidlana
Z. M. Gibson
John Yorkard
Gettysburg
WW. C. Miler
Dorothy
J. M. Gibson
Mit Tydia
Lovejoy
Mariiret Lockard
Gels Meekins
Wnd
Howard Meekins
Ant
Win. Bucking
Misa Florence Biltn
Taylorsville
Riedy
Marvel Gibson
Ryn Gibson
Anna Buterbaugh
Gertrude Ruggles
Tovkard
David Stall
Jiiniy
Cockport
W. G. Stump Visfil
Nyereth Clawson
Rochester Mills Social Notes From Local Visitors
Mrs Wan and Lewis called here Monday with Tunxsittawies visitors arriving midweek. Mrs Glenn Miller and two children visited Clue wid Vanxantowaes and returned Friday. Tom Gipatrick stayed with daughter Mrs Clyde Bervey in Mutatey over the weekend. Harvey Lewis and family guests of Panasntiarney friends. Mrs Wai Gibson and Ron Clyde visited Erdean Potts Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs Joan Manith of Clymer spent several days with town friends. Potts was last Saturday caller. Mrs Ord Weaver socialized with Funesnn friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan
Lewis
Win
Panasntiarney
Wai
Gibson
Ron
Clyde
Petition for trusteeship of Free Methodist Garfield church
Dudley W. Rose of Pittsburgh petitions Indiana County Pennsylvania court to appoint trustees from the Pennsylvania State organization of The Free Methodist Church of North America to hold and dispose of Garfield Free Methodist Church property. He lists trustees W. W. Spiker George B. Lambert J. B. Baston and T. A. Cunningham and cites deeds from 1893 and 1898. Notary Samuel W. Miller certifies the filing on October 19, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Langham
Court of Common Views
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Tey
Dudley W. Rose
Pittsburgh
Tree Methodist Church of North America
Itree Methodist Church of
Gar- Second
Field
Free Methodist Church of North American
Ifrea Methodist Church
Garfield
Sidney Long
Jonathon Shutter
John Shaul
George McCurdy
Robert Boyles
Free Methodist Church of
Arfield
West Wheatfield
Simon Thompson
Officca
Marty Kelly
Daniel Kelly
Free Methodist Church
Pittspurg
W. W. Spiker
New Brighton
Pao
George B. Lambert
Butler, Pa
J. B. Baston
Mtashington
T. A. Cunningham
Apollo
Pennsylvania State Organization of “the Free: Methodist Church of North America
Trea Methodist Church
Dudley W. Rosd
Pudley W. Rose
Dudley W. Robe
Samuel W. Miller
Auditor's Notice on Estate Distribution in Indiana County
The auditor appointed by the Orphans' Court of Indiana County to settle and report distribution of funds in the hands of Dr. J D Johnston as executor of the Mary A Robinson estate will attend at 680 Philadelphia Street Indians Pennsylvania on Tuesday February 3 1914 at 1 PM. All interested parties may attend. William Banish Auditor January 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
J. D. Johnston
Mary A. Robinson
Burrell Township
Philadelphia Street
Tlliam Banish
Edward G. Vogel
Edward Dobergeck
Indiana Borough
Savings & Trust Company
Indiana
Ma L. B. Milder
Notice of Incorporation Hearing for Weat Lebanon Fuel Company
An applicant will seek a charter from the Governor of Pennsylvania on Tuesday February 11 2010 at 10:00 a.m. for a proposed corporation named Weat Lebanon Fuel Company. The purpose is buying selling leasing coal and lands mining manufacturing and selling coal products and enjoying all rights and privileges under the 1874 Act and supplements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
John C. Heckman
John R. Richards
James A. Crossman
Act of Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Weat Lebanon Fuel Company
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Dinsmore Bros
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Food Administration
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Rochester Mills
Tohn H. Pierce
Execulerix's Notice
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