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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1919
Page
3
In Indiana County an order of the Orphans Court directs a public sale on the premises. Haningham and Maher, Attorneys represent the estate of Nancy 1% Tiger Deca in this court sale proceeding.
Section outlines a February 26 1919 land sale in Canoe Township Indiana County Pa with deed chain and executor sale details. Also includes multiple administrator notices for Margaret Palmer John C Lockhart Jacob B Lydick Annie Meanor and others plus a charter inquiry for The Fashion Store Company with abutters and filing details.
Notice to contractors from the West Wheatfield township school board Indiana County seeks bids to erect a 3 room school in Robinson. Bids due to the secretary by Friday March 7 1919. Plans available at the secretary's home. Board may reject any or all bids. T A Honderson Secretary New Florence Pa Yan 22 1010-St
Anthony and Kline plan to book a carload of drain and building tile this week. They request guidance on required tile size and will have the supplier load the vehicle.
A party was held last Monday at A. H. Heath home for Mrs Heath’s birthday with many ladies attending, a lunch served, and a pleasant afternoon. Numerous social visits and local activity follow as residents travel to nearby cities and return.
Mrs James Moorhead hosted in honor of her husband's birthday with family visiting in South Bend and Blairsville. Local residents visited relatives, attended church events, and joined the United Presbyterian Young People's Christian Union. Idaho Telephone Company held its annual meeting as community updates and social visits continue in the region.
Mrs Zack Thompson is a patient in Pann Mary hospital Hellwood. Mrs J K Helman visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Detwiler recently. Troyden Coy was a Penn Run caller on Thursday. George May, long HM!, has improved and is at work again. Rose Maloy visited Mr L D Stahl on Wednesday. Misses Tin and Kelle Diehl were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs John Fetterman Wednesday. Jamel Mecking is employed etc.
Wednesday night with his family spent at Manor with Mr and Mrs John Cleary. Rev Sterling of Mullwood visited Mr and Mrs Warry Stahl. Annie Bowers and Elina Wikaminde took a trip to Pleasantville and Vennan Wednesday. Ole Taney a guest at the home of Mr and Mrs Donna Roser last week. J C Edwards of Bolano visited Isaac Detwiler. Minn Wike visiting Annie Bowers. Mrs Mary Clarke awaits word from her son Miner in France. Toyle Wike injured when horse ran away. foot wound over an inch. Maury Sleppy scalded by wash boiler handle. James Sleppy in Clarion county with flu. James Wike visited Barneshora Thursday. Terac Detwiler still in serious condition.
Mr and Mrs George Nopp of Deckers Point visited Mr and Mrs Rankin on Saturday. M G Buterbaugh of Hast Run spent a few days last week visiting friends here. Frank Walker of Cockport called on Saturday. Mrs Irvin Napp visited her husband at Dixonville hospital on Saturday, who is there with a broken back.
Mrs Moore and visitors in Levining last week. Mrs Collings and Mrs Silmen ill in the valley. Mrs Tom Toffman of Wintonsdale stayed with her parents. A Penrose family has multiple flu cases. Mr and Mrs W R Turner of Warren tum attended the funeral of John St. Smith on Saturday.
Strongstown residents report no mail service from Dill town office since January 15. Dilltown callers include Milton Hoffman and J M Brown. Families of Graham, Frank, Teater, and Pickings appear in social notes. Miss Wilna Pickings leaves Penn Mary hospital for Indiana work. Ladies Aid meets at the manse Thursday evening. Dr. B F Coe of Clymer visited town Monday.
Local ad from Gibson Clark Co at 808 Church Street offers Best Spring Wheat at 3.00 per unit and Buckwheat in small sacks at 70c with 26 pounds priced at 1.50. Contact details appear for purchase inquiries.
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