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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1927

Page

4

Orphans Court Sale in Indiana County Pennsylvan ia

Public sale of multiple real estate parcels in Mumville and South Maloning Township Indiana County described with lines mapped and titled. Terms require ten percent bid down, rest cash or one year with interest secured by mortgage. Sale overseen by James B Green Executor per court order dated June 15 1927.

Indiana County Ennsylvania Muinville County of Indiana Pennsylvania Plamnville Giana Smickshure Maloning Township William Ventner Anderson Bowers Indiana Fmicksburg Road Same Sarah Mase Cidianie Mage Bareough Slavie S Wiltannias Wunxsuliwney G. Flin Trenton Consiation Inwlaline Derest James B. ‘Green Tixecutor Collin W. Ayers

The Stolen Diamond Necklace

Betty, a wealthy young woman, loses a diamond necklace and her fiancé David Millbank after a forged tale of loss. Years later a prison memoir reveals the necklace was taken during a burglary. Betty and David reconcile and marry as he presents a new diamond necklace.

Eianera Pemberton Habter David Mifiink Emne Sau America David Millbank Betty David Tetty Small Selty Wivoll Mount Ancon Panania Betty Colmly Tom Piper Ag Davis Betts Tin Colonia

Strong Cities of Philistia Remembered in a Delicate Remnant

The article surveys the ancient Philistine strongholds Ashdod Ashkelon Gath and Ekron and recalls biblical episodes from Samson to Nebuchadnezzar. It notes the long history of Philistine power and its decline leaving only a small village marking the site with 5000 residents and mute ruins.

Samuel Saul Dyeyvid Toles Lnst Philistix Withnny Tell Beals Witlice Crete Sone Schciturs Harry Jamerson Fosdick Palestine Shilistia Greece Pates- Vine B.C Ashdod Ashkelon Kren Sgete Sul Chere porLalice Napoleon Bonaparte Samson Dugen Amos SIII Aephaniah Herodotus Pseiminetician

End Count von Hoogstraeten Quips About Wealth In Roadhouse Tale

A New York reporter quotes Count von Hoogstraeten discussing mercenary motives and age old lines in a roadhouse anecdote. He recalls a proposal to a beautiful woman and quips about wealth, age, and appearances, noting that a man is as old as he feels.

Count von Hoogstraeten New York

Sloan Says White-Collar Route to Execs Prefers Shop Roles

Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors in Liberty argues the path to high-level business leadership begins in the shop. He says a young person should start as a shop worker or clerk, even with only an eighth grade education, to learn the industry from the ground up.

Alfred BP Sloan, J General Motors Corporation Liberty Sloan Ton Foremian

Local Notes from Smicksburg and Surroundings

A Chirp of names and travels from Smicksburg and nearby towns includes Miss Mabel McTavish visiting in Rembrandt, Mrs Walker in Pittsburgh, and many calls among the Jones, Barber, Moorhead, and Crissman families. The Phillips Gas Co. reports a good gas well near Smicksburg as religious services and a Memorial Tablet dedication in Luther Church are announced for June 26.

Mabel McTavish Rembrandt Mrs. Walker Pittsburgh George C. Jones Wendell Barber Laura Jones Eb.t. Barber Amanda Strong Irvin Canderwort Pangsutawney Homer Jones Thelma EB. ‘I. Barbor Mont Barbor Vernon Barbor Wilmerding QO. V. Barbor Carlers Chambersville Francis Jones State Colleges Merle DuBois Geo. Jones Anibaiets W. BR. Moorhead Eleiere Olive Caldwell Dixonville Hospital D. R. Williams Houtzlale Charlotte Barbar Carl Masini Johnstown CG. V. Taroc Chilren Taylorville Alfred St. Clair Indiana Iva Moorhead Barnesboro Smicksburg Taylor Good William ‘Good Fred Crissman Loretta Crissman Mer Crissman Mollie Crissman Marie ‘Ritchie Florence Justice S. K. Justice Porter Merle Black Washington, D.C Delano Beck Mae Davis Clair Stear Bert Good John Bond Cynthia Bond Leanus Davis John Lewis Sarah North Manchester Aaron Sink Homey City Phillips Gas Co Jerry Noli Tom Edmands David Edmands Georgeville

Five Eclipses This Year Highlight Astronomy Outlook

The piece notes five eclipses planned for the year including two lunar and three solar events, plus several returning periodic comets. One solar eclipse on June 2 promises rare visibility, with the noon event largely obscured for much of the United States, while the December lunar eclipse remains unseen in the U S.

Popular Mauwnaloe United States

Caution Notice of Separation from Elizabeth James O'Brien

Notice states Elizabeth James O'Grien left marriage without cause. Publicly, I, J. J. Orien of Barnesboro Pennsylvania, disclaims responsibility for any debts she may contract. (44 words)

Elizabeth James O’grien J. J. Orien Barnesboro BR. D. 2

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Pierce & Pierce, Attys. Orphans’ Court Sale Green, Dee d Silas C. Streams Undertaker Phila Indiana, PA Qar Eo Peat India J. M. Stewart & Co Chas. F. Pauch East Phila.st Philistia Pauline Stiteler Homer City William Kerr Fanlly Paul Stiteer Silas D. Daugherty Ladelphia Lutheranehurch Doctor Daugherty Wm. Daugherty Butler W. E. Barretu George Stear Dodge Brothers Dodge Bros Durant Sedan Cadillac Graham Brothers Ficgregor & Thomas Water Street
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