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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1921
Page
4
Letters testamentary and administration issued for Margaret Hart and Martha Kier estates. Creditors and those with claims must present authenticated proofs for settlement to Peeler & Weit, Attorneys, and Barry War, Administrator, in respective jurisdictions. May include misspelled place names and dates in damaged OCR text.
Josephine resident Nellie Reese visited sister Mrs. Noonan. Blairsville high school fente at Campbell’s Mills. Women and girls attend. Sunday Children’s Day services held at Josephine schoolhouse. Wall addition to the school nearing completion. Ruth Frederick of Indiana visited sister Mrs. Kenneth McFarland. Naval Reserve men White, Ted Williams, Sam McCracken aboard cruiser Wolverine at Erie for training. George Ray and wife visited Ray Nicholas in Crete. Mary Daugherty of Roaring Springs visited. A. G. Weinel of Apollo and family brief visit with sister Mrs. Chas Parks. Walter Goodwin shopped Blairsville. Police party to Pittsburgh to see Penguins vs. Flyers game. HWU Taylor visited Pittsburgh. Talks of furnace shutdown due to business. Mason McFarland and wife of Indiana visited son Kenneth and daughter Mrs. Max Gerard. Sylvester Gurnheimer family and Jesse Smith of Ernest guests of Ward Parks. Norman Ray visited by two sons and families of Derry. Boy Scouts defeated Ernest Scout ball team. Waterman ball team defeated local team 6 to 3. Roy Condron and wife and Mrs. Ferguson visitors from out of town. Jim Shank, recovering from surgery and scarlet fever, able to move about. Mrs. Wm. Duncan and children visited Homer City. Ross Robinson of Indiana visiting sister Mrs. Huby Ray. A. T. Kime and daughter Dean Smithport visitors. Wm. Hampsden visited Indiana. Jim McClimate buys a Chevrolet car.
Miss Lula Berry of Indiana visited the area with friends over the weekend. Local outings featured Wagens, Robert Frye, and Lee Kimmel at a farmers picnic in Leanpee park on Friday. Blaine Miller toured Indiana on Saturday. Relatives gathered as Margaret Cravener and Edna Myers visited their grandmother Mrs Maria Kimmel. Ezra Shumaker and wife with five children, and Wm. Sullivan and daughter Margaret, of New Bethlehem, spent Sunday with relatives. W. C. Bleakney family attended the funeral of Merle Boyer of Vandererfft. Lucile Irwin, daughter of Mrs Nanile Irwin, was taken to Indiana hospital for an appendectomy. Mrs W S Irwin hosts her sister from Philadelphia. Paul McWarland visited T. Q. Kimmel’s family over the weekend. John Ehenger and wife stayed with Mr and Mrs P C Ehinger on Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Wm Beever and children Clarence and Martha visited friends Sunday. W S Irwin attends the annual conference at Hershey this week.
The Borough of Indiana Pennsylvania offers for sale six percent interest bearing orders totaling 12000 dollars payable semi annually with redemption at the borough's option on thirty days notice. Orders dated August 1 1921 include four two thousand dollar installments maturing 1925 1926 1927 and 1928 with principal and interest payable at Farmers Bank and Trust Company Indiana PA. Sealed bids accepted until 6 pm July 2 1921 with right to reject any bid. The notice is dated June 8 1921.
Pierce and Vierce Attorneys announce letters of administration for the estate of James A McCoy late of East Maloning Township deceased to Ella B McCauley Administratrix Marion Center PA May 18 1921. Claimants must present authenticated claims for settlement and those indebted must pay promptly.
Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania issues an order dated May 31 1921 exposing the estate of Anna Rupert to public sale. The sale will occur on the premises in Shelocta Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania.
Saburdal July 2 sale at 2:00 PM describes Lots 4 and 5 in Shelocta plan, facing Indiana and Kittanning Turnpike, bounded by Indian Road, Wannah J. McCracken heirs, Sugar street, and Gibson Kerry Moorhead heirs. Erection noted includes two story dwelling, store room, frame stable. Sold by order of court to Anna Rupert heirs, mortgage balance 3070.80 as of November 6, 1917, conducted by Wm. F. Pierce, administrator.
Peeler and Fell attorneys announce letters of administration for the estate of Sarah Be Bowers of Canoe Township. Creditors must present claims and debtors settle promptly. administrators named as Gowgh Bow ers Rossiter Pa June 1 1921.
Letters testamentary on the estate of David D Mack late of West Wheatfield township deceased granted to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estate should present them duly authenticated for settlement and those indebted should make prompt payment.
Notice that an application will be made to the Governor, the Attorney General and the Commissioner of Banking of Pennsylvania on July 18, 1921 under the Bank of Discount and Deposit act for the Bank of Riommond located in Rochester Mills, Indiana County, Pennsylvania. J. D. Pannell is solicitor.
Taxpayers are warned that the treasurer will collect county and special taxes for 1921 at listed local sites and times, with banks also receiving county taxes until October 15, 1921. Locations include Plumville Bank, Smicksburg, Zenery Hotel, Marion Center Bank, Dixonville Hotel, Rossiter Bank, Glen Campbell bank, Arcadia Coal Co Office, Hillsdale, and other township venues.
June 25 to July 2 various townships and boroughs across Young Blacklick Cantor Jacksonville Brushwalley East Whpratfield Armagh Buffington Pine Cherryhill Green Montgomery Clymer West Wheatfield Homer City Conemaugh Saltsburg Blairsville Burrell Blacklick Homer City Blairsburg Treasurer’s Office lists dates and locations: Jacksonvill Bank Dillstown Hullett’s Store Benches for collection periods. careful attendance advised.
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