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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1923
Page
11
A bank states it spends heavily on advertising and backing up its statements to convey value beyond a safe place for deposits. It aims to know customers better and treat transactions as between friends, inviting feedback on service as deposits grow.
By order of the Orphans' Court of Indiana County PA the estate of Lucinda Bruner, deceased, is offered for public sale on a two tract property totaling forty acres in Pine Township, Indiana County. Sale by Savings and Trust Co of Indiana with ten percent cash and balance on confirmation, administrator J Clair Longwill.
Public sale announced for the above real estate with exposed premises. Personal property listed includes four chests, two rocking chairs, one dresser, one cooking stove, thirty eight quarts of canned goods, one heating stove and miscellaneous items. Terms: cash. Administered by the Trust Company of Indiana, PA as administrator of Lucinda Bruner, deceased, July 11, 1231.
W. G. Chapman attorney and executor announces letters testamentary granted for the Tobias A. McBinee estate of West Wheatfield township. He calls claimants to present proof of their demands for settlement and debtors to make immediate payment. Tomer City route executor James McKlewe. July 11, 1923.
In the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania a notice to all heirs of Ant Holes requesting appearance to accept or refuse the estate of Ant Holes of Chevery County, with instructions for sale if required, and to show cause why the property should not be sold. The document, dated June 11, 1928, is signed by Clerk Clair Longwill and Sheriff D. C. Richards.
Clerce and Pierce, Attorneys, announce Letters of administration for the estate of Gils McMillen late of Louvi Mahentig township deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated, and those indebted must make payment. Lauranz a C. McMillen, Administrator. Tie date June 13. One Day Battery Service at Vesta Service Station 40 Nixon Avenue, Indiana, Pa.
Legal notice states I W Dick M M Palmer MD and others apply to the Governor of Pennsylvania on August 21 1923 for a charter to form Union State Bank in Homer City Indiana County with capital 80000 or 75000 authorized to increase to 75000 within a year. Also Dixon Run Land Company stockholders to meet August 6 1923 in lank Pennsylvania to vote on increasing indebtedness from 54000 to 200000 and conduct other business.
L B Miller attorney presents auditor's notice from Orphans Court of Indiana County to settle and report distribution of funds for the estate of Henry Fulmer of Center Township. Auditor William Han will attend at Brody Building 681 Philadelphia Street Indiana Pa on June 20 1821.
Jook and Taek attorneys announce letters testamentary issued for the estate of Williams of Green Township Indiana. Executors Williams Me Plate Pa are named to settle debts and provide authentication. Creditors and those claiming any interest must present claims promptly for settlement.
Mrs J M Knapp visited Clearfield on Tuesday to see daughter Edna Decker who was operated on for a tumor. Missionaries Rev and Mrs Saum returned from India and called on acquaintances here last week. Additional neighbors and relatives from Dixonville Smithport and Conkport visited or hosted gatherings, including Mrs Ferrier’s birthday party and various family calls by the Knupps and Myers family.
Richmond visitors include Mr and Mrs Waldo Wort and family visiting Glenn Smyers. Roy Stitt and daughter from Ping Mats spent week with James Stitt family. Clay Rickard and Emma Widdowson of Marion Center visited Jennie Douglass. WH J Burns with sons Everet and Telford attended Mrs Ed Hunter’s funeral in Machanicsburg. Frank Rice and wife of Dixonville called on Annie Rica.
Mrs. Grier Rainey and children visit relatives in Indiana while Mr. and Mrs. Kinter and families travel to Hishtind Park. Many local families host and visit across towns including Freeport Punxsutawney and Cleveland. A carnival draws regional attendance and several residents spend weekends or short visits with kin in nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs G W Winters of Barneshoro visited friends in town. Mrs J C Hole spent the week at Mahaffey attending camp meeting. Barbara Krone visiting relatives in Altoona. Mrs D Bittner of Jersey Street spent weekend with husband at Wm Penn Hotel. Carli Bostie and child of Jen Campbell spent days with friends. Kenneth Beck of Tyrone visited parents here. Northwood and family and Mrs Owen of Johnstown camping near Yingling cabin. Leonard Pittman attended funeral of his brother Jevin at Purceste tawney. Martha Brown visited Paul Townsend in Ginder the week. Gertrude Pearson of Mahaffey calling on friends. Miss Martha Watson of Kansas visiting her aunt Mrs Charles Ray. Mrs John Rosensteel of Elders Ridge spent Tuesday with sister Mrs W F Myers. Mr and Mrs Hart of Youngstow ers Ohio spent weekend with their daughter Mrs D H Funk. Kenneth McClayton of New Castle spent Sabbath with parents. Miss Helen Almes spent Friday at The United Presbyterians picnic at Rupert's Grove. Miss Dora Boden of Apollo weekend guest of Saltsoare friends. Rev Minteiy and wife of Struthers Ohio were guests. Dr Lytle left for Lake Chautauqua for vacation with family. Hinest Protector and son Ray and wives attended Shriners meeting in Pittsburgh. Sarah Eckman enters Tarentum hospital for training next week. J G C White and family near Indiana were Saltsburg callers.
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