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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1930
Page
2
Doctor Theodore B Appel, Secretary of Health, warns that while vaccines and medical advances curb pests like smallpox and diphtheria, a modern plague of indifference to health persists. He urges vigilant personal care and sane living as science alone cannot cure this societal neglect.
A large gathering of Scouts and friends in Blairsville bid farewell to Rev J Norman Hunter president of the Indiana County Council Boy Scouts of America. He leaves next week for Avalon to become pastor of the Presbyterian church. The event featured a Scout dinner and speeches by local leaders and gifts to the retiring chief.
Descendants of Robert Henry plan a reunion July 4 at R N Patterson's home near West Lebanon. Invitees should bring a basket and omit firecrackers. Committee notes. Card of Thanks: family thanks those who aided during illness and death of Harvey Fleming.
A Smoky Mountain village transforms from a shabby summer retreat into United Blanket Factory No. 4 town. Joe Wilson and Mary wed after months of hardship, securing jobs in the new mill, elevating living standards, and sparking local prosperity amid criticism from travelers who preferred the old scenic charm.
Plans outline the 54th annual Women’s Missionary Society convention of the Conemaugh Presbytery in Clairsville on June 26 and 27 with sessions on lifting Jesus up, plus district Sabbath School associations in Green and Rayne townships, Nebo church, and Hainer City with programs on organization, parent training, temperance, and installation of officers.
Tack and Jack and Tohn A Scott attorneys announce a master’s sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas of Tidiana County at No. 1 December Term 1920. Plaintiffs include Klart Hart Cunningham and others. Defendants include Robert Cunningham and others. Sale to occur at the J M Oliver tract in Cone maugh, Pennsylvania.
Public sale scheduled for Wednesday July 1 1930 at 10:00 AM covers two tracts. Tract 1 includes 150 acres with a frame dwelling and outbuildings, subject to a gas company lease. Tract 2 contains 40 acres with described boundary lines and corner stones, beginning at the Duncan and Frederick land markers, with portions under and crossing multiple land parcels.
Sealed proposals will be received by the Supervisors of Green Township Indiana County Pennsylvania until 10 00 A M EST Thursday July 4 1980 for hinting and spreading of slang from the railroad siding at Commodore for resurfacing 10 000 feet of road fourteen feet in width and eight inches in thickness beginning at Route 262 thence North toward Purchase Line two miles on the road from Commodore to Purchase Line Station Bids open at Stamford School House after 11 00 A M on July 3 1930 Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of five hundred dollars payable to Supervisors of Green Township Bids forwarded to Frank C Sensabaugh Secretary Commodore Pa Supervisors reserve right to reject any or all bids Work to be done per Department of Highways specifications Bidders submit price per ton for hauling and spreading to be placed in two four inch courses totaling eight inches to begin near the railroad siding Signed The Supervisors of Green Township By W W Moorhead President Frank C Seasabaugh June 11 1930
A public notice from Green Township Supervisors Indiana Pa invites bids for hauling and spreading turnt mine rock from Marstellar Mine to resurface two miles of road from Barnesboro to Grisemore. Bid opening is June 12 1930 at 11 00 A M at Stafford Pa. A certified check of 500 dollars is required with bids.
The School Board of Graene Township will meet at Commodore on Monday July 7, 1940 at 8:00 A.M. to receive bids for fuel including kindling and coal for all township schools and janitorial services at Commodore and Dixonville. Bids must be in the secretary by 9:00 A.M. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Signed EBG Rick Secretary Dixonville Pa President June 11, 1980-3te
Veelor and Pelt announce an Orphans' Court sale in Indiana County Pennsylvania. The notice outlines court authority to sell to satisfy debts and describes property exposure under the Fourth Word of the Bar. The document references the state and date related to the action.
Tuesday July 8 1930 at two oclock PM the sale covers a piece of ground in the Fourth Ward We Borough of Indiana PA bounded by Philadelphia Street Star Avenue and Station Avenue. Property sold as is with a five percent bidder’s premium and deeds delivered. Auction by GCOC McLain Administrator by court order W Ball Cummings Clerk.
Sealed proposals will be received by the County Pennsylvania until 10:00 AM Eastern Standard Time Thursday June 26 1930 for hauling and spreading slag from Moss Creek Number One rail siding to resurface two miles of road fourteen feet wide eight inches thick beginning at the Cambria County line near Stur’s coal bank then two miles toward Barnesboro to Grisemore. Bids opened at 11:00 AM on June 26 1930 at the courthouse in Brarford Pa with a five hundred dollar certified check. Bidders must state price per ton for material and placement in four inch courses totaling eight inches. The Supervisors reserve right to reject any bid and to approve specifications. Auditor notice follows for estate of Lavina J Windley with July 15 1930 attendance in Indiana Pa. John A Scott Auditor.
Public sale notice announces Frank Buter will sell from his Hillsdale Pennsylvania property on Monday June 23 at 1 00 P M. A Chevrolet Touring Car owned by Isadore or Sam Yukovitz and an Indian Motorcycle owned by Klier Offarad will be auctioned to satisfy a repair and storage lien under Act of Assembly 1804 PT 1127. Frank Butelbaugil date June 4 1960.
James W. Mack attorney announces a public sale of two adjoining Buffington Township tracts in Indiana County Pennsylvania. The description lists coordinates, boundaries, and a total area around 200.7 acres plus a second tract of about 1.5 acres with coal and mining rights reserved, debt payment motive, sale conditions including 10 percent deposit and deed delivery details. The notice also references an executor's estate matter for WV Coleman with claims and objections process.
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