Notice to Contractors Indiana County election building bids
Notice to contractors that sealed proposals will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Indiana County until 12:00 noon EST 41 1927 for construction of an election in Green Township. Bids require a certified check equal to 10 percent of the bid, forfeitable if the bidder fails to sign the contract and furnish bonds within five days. Right to reject any or all bids. Plans at County Commissioners or County Engineer offices. plans $2, refundable with bid return in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commission of
Indiana County
Court House
Green Township
Na County
Ghall Ee
Ganna
Board of County Commaissioners
Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Bridge
Harrisburg
Wylvants
Department of Ity and Supplies
State Capitol
Pennsylvania
Wat
J. J. Greiner
Com- Ene
Lexington Building
Milmore
Maryland
Sidney I
Ross and
William _Gehron
Park Avenue
New York City
New Yeork
Secretary of Property and Supplies
Eingineer
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
S. Surety Company
Benson I. Taylon
Department of Property and Supplies
The
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Local Social Roundup From Smicksburg and Nearby Areas
Smicksburg and surrounding communities report a flurry of visits and home gatherings. Guests include families from Punxsutawney, Vandergrift, Johnstown, Falls Creek, and Warren. Notable events include a party for Miss Dorothy Beck, a wedding couple now relocating to New York, and multiple calls on residents across Lown, Trade City, and Dayton.
Caution Notice From Elizabeth James O'Brien Family Matter
Notice states Elizabeth James O'Brien left her bed and heard without just cause or provocation and that the petitioner will not be responsible for any bills she may incur. Identified as O'Brien, saneshoro, Pa. wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth James O'Brien
I O'Brien
Sneshoro
Local Notes from Armaugh Area Community
Mrs Jesse Mack of Seward spent Sabbath with sister Mrs H I Tinkom. Marguerite Cunningham of Heshbon returns home after visiting aunt Mrs H R Falcon. Mr and Mrs Clair Wilson announce birth of a daughter Betty Don. Mr and Mrs Harry Tomb return to New Jersey with June Hess for summer. Wiliam Penn Orange members attend Pomona Grange at Wilgus June 30. Ruth Tomb visits Helen Dick. Harry Cunningham and daughter Marjorie visit aunt Mrs H R Falcon. Sam Hahn and Kenneth Oakes visit Orange. William Jones family visit in Butler over the Fourth. Grange hall program features violin by Charles Kinkley and Mrs Willis Paul. Mr and Mrs Blair Stiles visit Mrs Paul’s parents. John Davies of Salina announce birth of daughter Kathryn Jane. Davies was formerly Lila Gulcher. Velma Rodgers returns home after visiting Elizabeth Olgar near Greensburg. Hallie Tomb of near Dilltown visits sister Mrs Warren Shore. Flo Falcon returns home after time with sister Mrs S J Bagley of McKeesport. Subscriibe for The Progress now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Mack
Seward
H. I. Tinkom
Marguerite Cunningham
Hesh~bon
H. R. Falcon
Clair Wilson
Betty Don
Harry Tomb
New Jersey
June Hess
Wiliam Penn Orange
Pomona Grange
Wilgus
Ruth Tomb
Helen Dick
Harry Cunningham
Marjorie
New Florence
Sam Hahn
Kenneth Oakes
Somerset County
Orange
William Jones
Butler
Grange Hall
Charles Kinklety
Willis Paul
Tarnesboro
Blair Stiles
Johnstown
Davies
Lila Gulcher
Velma Rodgers
Lizabeth Olgar
Greensburg
Hallie Tomb
Dilltown
Warren Shore
Flo Falcon
8. J. Bagley
McKeesport
Rochester Mills Visitors Share Weekends Across Town
Local social notes list numerous visitors from Findlay Ohio Wilkinsburg Marion Center and Pittsburgh areas spending weekends with families in Punxsutawney Indiana areas. Guests include Mr and Mrs John C Lemmon Mrs Cecilia Work Mr and Mrs St M Bush Mr and Mrs John Ray Iven Miller Gaynelle Potts Olive Zeigler Edward Loraine and Miss Grace McCall Mr and Mrs Homer Downey and son David Mr and Mrs William Lewis Mrs G W Gray and others with Punxsutawney and Canoe Ridge excursions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Mills
John C. Lemmon
Findlay
Ohio
Cecilia Work
St. M. Bush
Ella Hurd
John Ray
Falls Creek
Clyde Gibson
Iven Miller
Gaynelle Potts
Wilkinsburg
Clair Gibson
Marion Center
Homer Downey
David
Olive Zeigler
Edward Loraine
Misa Grace McCall
Indiana
David Gibson
William Lewis
Beaverdale
G. W. Gray
E. Eider
Charles Hoop
Walier
Harry Richardson
Jtay
Good
R. M. Dodson
Evelyn Oberlin
Local Social News From Hillsdale and Surrounding Areas
Hillsdale reports Mr and Mrs A G Bowers of Rochester Mills visiting Mr and Mrs William Bowers on Sunday. Werman Huey and family of Seward called on relatives. Jacob Stonebraker of Deckers Point visited Mr and Mrs T V McQuown. Indiana guests attended the Rowley reunion here on Monday. Ralph Huey, employed in Pittsburgh, spent the Fourth with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Bowers
Rochester Mills
William Bowers
Werman Huey and Family
Seward
Jacob Stonebraker
Deckers Point
T. V. McQuown
Indiana
Rowley
Ralph Huey
Pittsburgh
Local Social Notes From Aspinwall To Nanty-Glo
Mrs Edwin Bryan and children Ruth and Robert visited Mrs Bryan's mother Mrs John Faut in Aspinwall. James Williamson and daughter Nancy spent the weekend with friends in Leechburg. Charles Ayres Jr and family of New Florence visited on Sunday. Their son-in-law John Cowperthwaite and daughter June of Akron also joined. A July Fourth picnic drew many to McCreery Grove. A new baby Richard Keith arrived to Oria and Mrs Garithers. Lutheran class met at Armstrong Henderson's for a monthly meeting with 38 attending. Lunch featured strawberries and cream. Officers elected for next year include teacher H Jay Bowyer, assistant Mrs M C Rhinehart, president Mrs Wilbert Mack, secretary John Williamson, treasurer Mrs Ira Reed. John Dougherty of Altoona and Miss Sara Dougherty of New Florence visited Mrs W H Fisher. Frank Shomo family spent the Fourth in Nanty-Glo. Glenn Schrum of Derry was here visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Bryan
Ruth
Robert
Aspinwall
Bryan
John Fauat
James Williamson
Nancy
Leechburg
Charles Ayres, Jr
New Florence
Charles Ayres
John Cowperthwaite
June
Akron
Ohio
Ayres
McCreery Grove
Oria Garithers
Richard Keith
Lutheran Sunday School
Armstrong Henderson
H. Jay Bowyer
M. C. Rhinehart
Wilbert Mack
John Williamson
Ira Reed
John Dougherty
Altoona
Sara Dougherty
W. H. Fisher
Frank Shomo
Nanty-Glo
Glenn Schrum
Derry
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F.M. Smith
L. G. Clark
Cl. Campbell
A. L Henderson
A. C. McCrea
Smicksburg
Harry Stiteler
F. C. Uncapher
Charlie Beck
Sam Alison
Harnersville
N. Y
Arthur James
Hagzellon
Edward James
McCurdy Aull
Kaylor
Wim. Bush
Hffie
Trade City
Curt Aul
John Roush
Homer Roush
Vandergrift
Bob Mixel
Stanley Marshal
Wilkerton
John Fetters
Fred Crissman
Molly Crissman
Lown
Dorothy Beck
Tom Edmans
Dave Edmans
John Wagner
Isabelle
George Minish
Porter
Paul Stiteler
William Bush
Add Burkith
Anita
Paul Stieler
Paul Matthews
Charles Lukehart
Olive
Laura Lukehart
Willian Prugs
Smick
M. &. Church
Homer Haskell
ANH
Korory Schaler
Clair and Teagent
F. Ty. Redding
Warren
Mya
Aaron Likeehart
Florence Justics
KK. Justice
Aaron Jaukehart
AL. Kirkpatrick
Dayton
Will
D. W. Stiteler
Barbara Lou Glevland
L. M. Presor
Auditor
Petu Itun
Fame
Peeler & Helt
Carnahan
Armstrone Hip
Ava M
Charles
Vodiana
Silas C. Streams
Undertaker
Phila
Indiana, PA
Armagh
Hillsdale
Chas. F. Pauch
East Phila.st
Jcpenneyco
Philadelphia &J
J. C. Penney Company
Luxenberg
Jacquard and
Baker
Buchheit Bros
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