White Pine Growth Rates in Pennsylvania Plantations
The article examines how fast white pine trees grow on average and better sites in southern Pennsylvania. It reports heights of 54 feet and a 12.5 inch diameter after 21 years on better sites, with 500+ trees per acre after 22 years, and 800+ trees per acre after 20 years on average sites, noting substantial loss to disease and weevil damage and detailing stand densities and mean dimensions.
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Pennsylvania
Pennsylania
Sheriff Seeks Closure of Moonshine Restaurant Nuisance
District Attorney L. Miller for the commonwealth files a bill in equity under the Snyder Prohibition Act against Eugenia Trimarchi to declare a West Philadelphia Street restaurant a nuisance and close it. Sheriff John M. Malcolm served the preliminary writ last week finding several gallons of moonshine whisky and between 700 and 800 bottles of high proof whiskey.
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L. &. Miller
Commonwealth
Eugenia Trimarchi
Phillips Gas Well Near Trade City Produces Gas Flow
Phillips Company brought in a gas gusher on the Reed Mitchell farm a half mile northwest of Trade City. The well reported an open flow of 3 500 000 cubic feet and is said to be delivering nearly that amount into the line with six ty pounds pressure in a six inch line during the first hour. A separate fire destroyed the home of J J Flint at NuMine, with the family away. Orio Lupe and Miss Helen Pearl McNutt wed at the Lutheran Parsonage in New Florence and Lorport. Evangelistic services start June 30 at Penn Run Brethren church led by C O Beery of Martinsburg for two weeks. Dilltown nurse Mary Glavack graduates from Spangler hospital nurses' program.
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Phillips Co
Trade City
Reed Mitchell
T. W Phillips Gas and Oil Company
Orio Lupe
New Florence
Helen Pearl McNutt
Lorkport
Stev. B. F. Bieber, D. Dd
Penn Run
Brethren Church
C. O. Beery
Martinsburg
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Mary C Hyskell at Smicksburg
Fifty six relatives including children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered at the Iyskell home in Smicksburg to mark the 7th anniversary of Mrs Mary C Hyskell. Nine of her twelve children attended with families, along with twenty grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. The gathering included relatives Jol W Dodson A Dodson and Mrs Taylor Good, and M Reed Henderson of Franklin. The group learned they descend from Benjamin Heiskell who came from Frankfurt am Main in 1737 with descendants serving in the Revolutionary War and Quebec expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Hyskell
Smicksburg
Iyskell
Mis
Annie L. Barrett
Phoenix
Myrtle Lewis
Pittsburgh
Homer N. Kyskell
Virginia Barrett
Smicksbore
William J E. Uyskell
Mondyilles
D. Wyskell
Uh. D
New York City
Stella LW. Barra
Duleis
Dora Tl. Welcham
Augusta I. Lewis
Smicksbury
Jol W. Dodson
Quebec
Hetskell
Hyskell
Better Parking Conditions on Philadelphia Street
Indiana residents praise easier finding of parking in the business district aiding shoppers and out of town visitors. The Indiana County Automobile Club urged merchants to keep cars off storefronts during shopping hours, a practice now widely followed with a noted boost to local commerce. Tourists spending money elsewhere harms the town, so residents are urged to keep family cars off busy streets in business hours.
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Indiana
Indiana County Automobile Club
Latrobe Young People Conference Attendees Named
Rev and Mrs Dunning and numerous Dunning relatives attended the Young People Conference in Latrobe Saturday. Various local women spent time in Blairsville and Greensburg hosted events. notable notes include Miss Stoneback and Mr Shuman at Seaton Hill commencement in Greensburg.
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Dunning
Flelen Teikert
Henrietta Dixon
Mary Dixon
Charlotte Barron
Frances Smith
Winifred Bushnell
Sarah Spaclman
Spackman
Margie Norl Shrum
Mildred
McClimate
Latrobe
M. C. Smith
Max Gerard
John Ackerson
C. C. Smith
Blair
Nan Myers
Alden
Civic Club
Mr. Shuman
Stonaback
Seaton Hill
Greensburg
Henretta Dixon
Indiana
Spruce Community Notes and Visits At Hillsale And Pine Grove
Local brief recounts Mrs. Dick Johns and Vivian visiting her parents, Eva Diss and Elmer Biss families visiting Hillsale, and others returning from South Bend and Pine Grove Sabbath School events. Mentions of several Bagley family members, Mary Bagley traveling to Nanty-Glo, and Violet Biss heading to Cherry Tree for music study. Also includes a health ad touting Phy-Tox and Fly-ox as pest control products with dubious medical claims.
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Dick Johns
Vivian
John Repine
Eva Diss
Elmer Biss
Hillsale
Lottie Brown
Harald Bagtey
South Bend
Jennie Wallace
Pine Grove
Phureday
Evans
Elizabeth Keener
John Bagley
Ruth
Brown
Mary Bagley
Nanty-Glo
Sarah ‘Bagley
Pine Flats
Ernest McAnulty
Ralph Brown
Rarnexboro
Louie Brown
Louise Biss
Cherry Tree
Leasface
Marion Center Notes and Local Visits
Prof R L Walker and wife of Ar eailia visited relatives here last week. Mrs Elizabeth McLeister suffered a serious accident Saturday evening, injuring her arm and bruising her head. Her daughter Mrs R E Lockard of Blairsville stayed several days. Miss Mary Caldwell celebrated Roberta’s 12th birthday with a party and cake. Wetsel family at State College for commerce courses. Ernest Wetzel among graduates. Dr D W Gromley went to Cleveland Clinic for an operation with C R Griffith. Horace Work and family from Georgia visiting Glen Campbell area.
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Corcoran
Pittsburgh
Mary Caldwell
Roberta
Wetsel
W. S. Wetxnel
Billy
State College
Ernest Wetsel
D. W. Gromley
Cleveland Clinic
C. R. Griffith
Horace Work
Georgia
Glen Campbell
Fisher to Present Sedan as Wedding Gift in Harrisburg
A rush of activity filled the Governor's Mansion in Harrisburg as Governor John Fisher prepares to present his daughter Mary with a sedan on her upcoming marriage to Henry Tatnall Brown of Moorestown. The car carries license 8 marking the first stage of the second hundred thousand series above one million. Officials expect last minute wedding details to be completed with decor and service set, while the Republican women council gave a large silver tray and staff presented a silver coffee service.
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Guy, Fisher
Mary
Harrisburg
John
Fisher
Henry 'Tatnall Brown
Mooress Town
Council of Republican Women
Curry's Run Children Day Service at Church
Readers note a Sunday event as Curry's Run hosts a Children Day service with the church group We in our church scheduled for next Sabbath at two o'clock. Names such as Albert Miller and family attend an evangelistic meeting at Whites hry Subdecth Ai. A list mentions Mr and Mrs Jaemexs McCurdy and Aliee of rear Wilet calling on Mr and Mrs L McCurdy last week. Adult shoppers on Monday and local residents Wilmerding and Leonard Rising are referenced in passing amid varied local chatter.
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A.B. Lydis
Moran
Indiana
Bayer
Catherine Myers
Archie Hadden
Goldie Wheeler
Justin
W. L.clawson
Dixonville
Langham and Family
Uniontown
M. G. Fyock
Pine Grove
Albert
Miller
Whiteshry Subdecth
Jaemexs McCurdy
Aliee
Wilet
L. McCurdy
Itess
Akey
Dean Miler
Wilmerding
Leonard Rising
Hold
A. G. Miller
Real estate auction ordered by Orphans Court 1927 Domeyville notices
By order of the Orphans Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania dated June 18 1927 lands in Plainville Mahoning Township and Plumville Borough are advertised for public sale on July 1 1927 at 2 PM. Four parcels include a two story dwelling with outbuildings, 108 perches tract in Mahoning, a 12 acre lot in Plumville bounded by Pit and Sakach deeds, and another 24 1 2 foot front lot with back extension. Terms require 10 percent down, balance cash or mortgage next year with interest. Sale conducted by executor James B Green under clerk D W Ayers.
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Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Pennsylvani
Domeyilie
County of
Indie
Pewnsylvania
Ola'eloek
P.M
Plainville’ Borough
Tadiana County
Pennsylvania
Tadiana
Soleksbierg Fone
Wittitin
Niiskeburg
France
Dywell
Holsa
South
Mahoning
William Weamer
Andersor Bowers
Manis Sinicksburs
Pluinville
Stitenforesaid
Puler Sakach
D. C. McEwen
Charion State Road
I. Green
Petar Sakach
Mary Sakach
Indian County
Sarah F Speedy
Indiana
Punxsulawney
Grath
James B. Green
Dovid W. Ayers
Estate sale ordered in Indian County Orphans Court
Blannie Miller, administrator of the late B E Miller, deceased, is authorized to sell private sale of all that described parcel in White Township, Indiana County, bounded by state lines and roads, to Clair Elliott for two thousand dollars cash. Sale funds used to satisfy debts and inheritance tax. Proceedings held in Indian County Orphans Court, June 22.
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Natlee
Herby
Twanche MM
SiNote
Indivad
Clair Wlliott
Wilte
Twedthraaite
Pennsgiounty
Joe Nell Horaugh Sr
Widley
Carl Chuter
Wesley
Anderson
Ohert Long Thane North Abong
Keen East Orlong
D. Miller
Bina Long
Aiagast
AL da
Indian County
Blancie MM
B. E. Miller
Executor's Notice and School Board Bid Invitations
Executor Emma Baker announces claims against Thowns Baker estate in Conemaneh Township with payment urged to the executor in Baltsburg Pennsylvania. Young Township School Board invites bids by June 26 for a two room school building with options for portable or permanent structures. view plans after June 1 and bids may be rejected at Board's discretion.
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Jack
Thowns Baker
Conemaneh Township
Emma Baker
Baltsburg
Young Township School Board
Tselin
Dianne
Secupgy
K. A. Brown
A. J. Wilson
Avomore
Public Sale On Farm Of Amag M Thomas Indiana Area
On the farm of the late Amag M Thomas in Armstrong township six miles northwest of Indiana on Wednesday June 22 1927 at 12 00 noon sharp the sale will include three road work horses eight head of cattle including a fresh cow with calf at side three cows three years old and two calves farm implements McCormick binder Champion reaper three mowing machines corn worker grain drill plows harrows hay forks rope and pulleys two wagons two self un wag on adders hay rake bobsled sleigh hay by the ton wheat and oats by the bushel some household goods and other articles not mentioned Terms to be announced on day of sale. JOAN C THOMAS administrator R W George auctioneer.
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Amag M. Thomas
Armstrong Township
Indiana
McCormick
Champion
Joan
Thomas
R. W. George
Khalouf's Special Coffee Gains Noted Consumer Fame
Mellow blend earns popularity with discerning coffee drinkers. ad copy touts Khalouf's Special as a breakfast and dinner staple. Includes garbled pricing and product lines for coffee, chick sale, and a yellow jacket sprayer, reflecting a damaged OCR page with mixed listings.
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THE
Indiana Progress
Tasiana
Piones
Bell
Moornead
A. Ralpit
Fadlorn and Troprietors
Ue LeRoy
NuMine
J. J. Flint
Mary Glavack
Diltown
Penning School
Spangler Hospital
Philadelphia Street
Spruce
United States
Melon Institute
Cto Health
Ritz Theatre
Wife
Hoot
Gibson
Louise ‘Fazenda
Belle Bennett
Kathleen Norris
Indiana Theatre
Botters
W. CG. Fields
Eddie Cantor
Adolphe Menjou
Wilson
Lewis’ Feed‘ Store
Itc
McCormick-Deering
Lewis’ Food Store
Jersey Assocition
Community Grounds
Mr. Hudson
Pierce & Pierce, Attys, Orphans Court
SALR
B. Green
Dee
Wehard W. Watson
Orphans Court
Indhing Cwunky
White
Agabost
Alee Moore
Isitin
Attys
Moro & Pmeren
Amosa. Thomas
Arm Strong Townshin
Anid
Indehira Aire
J.C. Thomas
Homer City
Mirabeth James O'Brien
J. Orion
Homesboro
the Evergreen Nurseries
Berlin
Penna
Lincoln Tea Room
Indiana Normal School
C. B. Lewis
R. D
GC. Ueberling Company
Bloomington
Frank Amond
Enkhausen
L. Carnahan
BR. D
Home
W. L. Overdorff
Brushvalley
Davis
David R. Hill
Wehrle
Tadfinn
Khalouf
Fend Revadr
BIO Ampere
Battersea
George Hunter
Waitsville
Paul Dined
North Seventh Street
Dart
Tome
Veithins
Grant Street
Salm
White Rocka
S.C. Theda
Wayne Avenue
Indian, Pa
Wien
Werner's
Progress
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
16Th St
Wenmer
Citizens National Bank
Indiana, Pa
Gibson Indiana
Indiana Roller Mills
McGregor
Water Street
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