Street Paving Bonds Offered by Jacksonville Borough
The Borough of Jacksonville in Indiana County Pennsylvania offers three thousand dollar street paving bonds dated October 1, 1933 at four and a half percent interest. Bonds are free of local taxes to the holder and redeemable after five years with 30 days prior notice. Sealed bids marked Daily for Street Paving Bonds due June 1, 1933 must include a certified $2500 bid bond payable to the Treasurer of Jacksonville Borough.
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Commonwealth of Vennsylvania
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East Wheatfield Social Notes Trace Visits and Plans
East Wheatfield residents record guests from Newport Richey Florida and Johnstown. The Presbyterian church in Are Magh hosts a social at Harry Fox’s home and the Ladies' Aid meets at Mrs Dill’s. Posters announce the Seward Chautauqua July 9 to 12.
Local social notes and visits across the area
Mrs. Daniel Garman waited on Mary Brown on Saturday. S. M. Griffith visited his nephew G. D. Lockard near Cherry Tree on Wednesday. Dean Berringer moved from Uniontown to the McAnalty property. Elizabeth Keener was guest of Mrs. John Repine on Thursday. Homer Bagley and son Ronald called on friends Friday. Donald and Duane Howard of near Ebensburg called on friends Sunday. Miss Irene Gibson tends Scott Douglass who is seriously ill. Salem Sunday school gave a pleasing children’s day program Sunday evening. Mrs. Cooper of Barnesboro visits her mother Mrs. M. J. McDonnell. J. E. Brown and family called on friends recently. Elizabeth Keener spent Friday at D. G. Brown’s. Ruth Repine visited her brother Archia of Tipperary for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Brown called on John Hingle and family Sunday. Mary Bagley has gone to Indiana for summer school. Dr. McAnulty and family of Nanty Glo called on Asa McAnulty Sunday.
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Lockard
C. H. Findley
Madeline M. Tinkcom
Porn
Indiana
Aileen Falcon
Erna Souther
Mildred Findlay Teft
Elizabeth Meleaters
C. A. Meleaters
Grace Tomblett
Myra
Tanae Rogers
Pittsburgh
Presbyterian Church of
Daniel Garman
Mary Brown
S. M. Griffith
G. D. Lockard
Cherry Tree
Dean Berringer
Uniontown
McAnalty
Elizabeth Keener
John Repine
Homer Bagley
Ronald
Donald and
Duane Howarda
Ebensburg
Irene Gibson
Scott Douglass
Salem
Cooper
Barneshoro
M. J. McDonnell
J.E. Brown
D. G Brown
Ruth Repinewis
Archia
Tipperary
D. G. Brown
John’ Hingle
Mary Bagley
Dr. McAnuity
Nanty- Glo
Asa McAnulty
Anderson Family Reunion and Local Visits in Zion's Valley
In Zion's Valley a reunion of the Anderson family occurred at the Indiana fairgrounds on Wednesday with Mr and Mrs Ash Anderson and families from Wander croft and Kepplie Hill among attendees. Frank Matson and family attended the funeral of Cordelia Wolbert near Apollo. Residents shared visits and social events including a birthday party hosted by Mr and Mrs William McMunn for about twenty six neighbors. Buff Coleman and Walher Coleman recently returned from State College after graduation and visit.
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Jond
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Howard
Wandercroft
Victor Stephenson
Irene
Keppiie Hill
Jennie Anderson
Madge
Anderson
Indiana Fair Grounds
Dale Stephenson
Kepplie Hill
Lea Anderson
Frank Matson
Ina
T. J. Matson
Vernie
Myrtle
Cordelia Wolbert
Near Apollo
Noal Anderson
Mokhinstry Hill
William McMunn
McMunn
Alfred Leekard
Tunelle Anderson
Apollo
Vandergrift
Shaner
Letchburg
Lambing
Helen George
Coleman
Buff Coleman
State College
Walher Coleman
Stata College
Smyrna News Briefs Include Visitors and Local Notes
Sabbath preaching at Smyrna at 11 oclock. Harvey Hamilton of California visiting relatives after 50 years away. He spent the weekend with his boyhood friend Dennett VanHorn near Creagerville. Earl Skinner loses a sheep to a dog attack, wool yield noted. Carpenters begin work on James Nichol’s dwelling. Vernie and Pearl Tall visited Plumville. Barnum Buchanan and family stayed with J. Stusfner. Marvin Stiteler and son visit Gr. Kinga in Keyser, West Virginia. Norths, Skinner, and Nichol attend Indiana Normal summer term. Ralph Nichol and wife visited Mrs Geddis’ family. Various locals preparing for housekeeping. Clements employed by W. S. Hamilton.
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California
West Mahoning Township
Dennett VanHorn
Creargeville
Doge
Earl Skinner
Alx
Skinner
James Nichol
Vernie
Pearl Tall
Plumville
Barnum Buchanan
Jonstown
J. Stusfner
Marvin Stiteler
Keyser
W. Va
Marthe North
Nazel Skinner
Kraust Nichol
Iudiana Normal
Legal Notice on Incorporation and Bonds for Sale
Notice announces proposed incorporation of United Static Bank under Pennsylvania law with headquarters in Indiana County, listing charter details, capital, purposes including banking and lending, and limits. Also advertises sale of $895,000 highway improvement bonds for Montgomery Township, with bid deadlines and terms, and flags a separate corporate petition by Prairie Mortgage Company seeking dissolution and reorganization of a corporation.
Notice of corporate charter amendment and incorporation
On the 2nd day of June an ag application will be presented to the Governor of Pennsylvania by Manufecturing Company Andertan of Assembly for enactment of a new act to regulate certain corporate shares and amendments. The charter of core toos is to be amended to permit the incorporation of trearthousnotar banks and related enterprises under the act approved June 1, 1884. The submission seeks approval of the estate amendments to the corporation charter and clarifies its purpose in wool, textiles, and associated industries. Secretury.
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Strong Newspaper Combination at Reasonable Price for HR
A bundled offer for R. routes readers includes Pittsburgh papers Progress Times and National Stockman and Farmer one year for 6.60 dollars. Subtitle options allow substituting Daily Post for Gazette Times with party leanings noted. cash with order to Indiana Progress, Indiana, Pa. 16-10.
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National Stockman and Farmer
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Gazette Times
Post
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Indiana
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Jacksonville County
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Indiana County
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Oliv! Engineer
Indina, Pa
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First National Bank OF Indiana
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