Executors Named for George Wakefield Estate in Seward
Agnes T. Wakefield of Seward Pennsylvania is named executor for the estate of George Wakefield. Those holding claims against the estate must present them authenticated for settlement. Creditors should make prompt payment if indebted. May 28 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flarry W. Earhart
W. B. Coleman
West Mahoning Township
J. B. Coleman
Smicksburg
Fee & Tomb
George
Wakefield
Agnes T. Wakefield
Seward
Local Visits and Family Calls Close Up Valley Gatherings
Zions Valley residents including Mrs Dennis Hileman and three children visited relatives in Garretts Run and the Beigh brothers home. Several callers from Apollo and Leechburg dropped by various homes, with visits to the Anderson, Klingensmith, and Coleman families. The construction firm plans cement work this week from Coleman's toward Shady Plain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Hileman
Garretts Run
Indiana shoppers and local visitors noted in brief
Mrs Berner and daughter Mary Saret shopped in Indiana on Monday. Walter Rice, son of Mr and Mrs Jay Rice, cracked his arm while cranking a car last week. Miss Helen Foreman of near Indiana visited Mabel Knapp last week. Mr and Mrs Howard Meekins of Cockfort called on Lou Jacoby Sunday evening. Iddo Lewis health officer attended to business here on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Carrol Oaks of Clymer attended church Sunday evening. Mrs Goldie Wheeler and son Justin were Indiana shoppers Saturday. Albert Longwill plans to build a new house this summer. Mr and Mrs Muir Frew hosted Sunday visitors, two of Mr Frew’s sisters and their husbands. O O Napp of Dixonville and John Myers of Cherry Tree left today for Reading to attend the Spanish War Veterans convention. Better is a little with content than much with contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berner
Mary Saret
Indiana
Walter Rice
Jay Rice
Helen Foreman
Mabel Knapp
Howard Meekins
Cockfoft
Lou Jacoby
Iddo Lewis
Buszmeas
Carrol Oaks
Clymer
Goldie Wheeler
Justin
Albert Longwill
Muir Frew
Master’s Sale Over J M Oliver Tract in Indiana County
Yack and Jack and John A Scott attorneys announce a master’s sale by order of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Equity. Plaintiffs include George W Tart Loyal C Hart Carrie Hart Wallace Duncan and others. Defendants include Robert Cunningham Jean Gilmore Cunningham Hadith Stifey Alice Sproul and Augusta Frederick. Sale to be held at the J M Oliver tract in Cone maugh Township Indiana County Pennsylvania on an unspecified date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Ferm
George W. Ttart
Loyal C. Hart
Carrie Hart
Wallace Duncan
Abbie M. Kelly
Elizzabeth Shields
Alexander Cunningham
Agnes Kier
Paul H. Cunningham
Thomasb. Cunningham
Samuel J. Cunningham
J. McQuaide Cunningham
Minnie Verle
Agnes Oliver
Alice . Ramsey
J. M. Duncan
Mary Duncan
Tirzah Duncan
John Duncan
Alexander Hart
Robert Cunningham
Jean Gilmore Cunningham
Hadith Stifey
Alice Sproul
Augusta Frederick
J. M. Oliver
Conemaugh
County of
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Describes Two Indiana County Estate Interests Auctioned
Land in Conemaugh Township Indiana County Pennsylvania offered July 2 1930 at 10:00 AM. Tract 1 contains 150 acres with a frame house barn and other buildings. Reserved to Equitable Gas Company under a 1928 lease. Tract 2 covers coal under two tracts totaling about 100 acres with detailed metes and bounds from neighboring landowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh Township
Indiana County
Pennsylvania
T. T. Lowman
B. HW. Ritzgerald
T. H. Hughes
Cyrus Suiffey
Bouth
McCreary
Elre
Conemaugh River
Clyde Lowman
Equitable Gas Company
Ita
J. M.oliver
Nancy Junes Oliver
Martha A. Oliver
Recorder's Office
Joseph Covhrin
Mra
Murtha
Frederick
Wallace Duncan
Duncan
Samuel Waddle
Jane Bergman
Stoner
Albert
Hue Common
Sale Terms for Property Auction by Master Milner
Auction terms specify ten percent of the bid due when property is knocked down and the balance payable with delivery of deed. Sale to be conducted by L. J. Milner Master. Date listed June 11, 1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Milner
Lady of the Haystack Mystery Across Centuries
A historical feature recalls the Bristol haystack woman known as the Lady of the Haystack and linked legends. It details her isolation, odd behavior, and treatment by locals, plus later theories tying her to Mlle La Frulen and a forged Austrian letter. The tale ends unresolved, with both figures lingering in shadowy, centuries old mystery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenra
Alexandria
Matteawan
Bristol
Bourton
St. Peter's Hospital
Haystack
Ife
Britton
Gloucestershire
Southwark
Spain
Joseph II of
Austria
Francia I
Mule
la Frulen
France
Francis I
Mle. la Frulen
Ilaystack
Wheeler Syndicate
Local families enjoy weekend visits across towns
A string of visits unfolds as Covode and surrounding residents host relatives and friends from Indiana, Washington DC, Butler, Greensburg and beyond. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hamilton hosting in DC, Carl Shields family gatherings, and Jim Taylor moving to Johnstown.
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Superfex
Cleveland
Perfection Stave Company
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia
PENNA
R. W. Wehrle & Co
Indiana, Pa
Mads
Douglass
Douglass Studio
Gibson Machine Shop and Garage
Zions Valley
Owen Coleman
Valjene
Will Coleman
Anderson
Stephenson
Lockard
Eva June Lockard
Raymond Anderson
Carl Anderson
van Anderson
Nellie Anderson
Clyde George
Klingensmith
Long
Walker
Walter George
Apollo
John Beighly
Olive
Arthur
Wassen
Buff L. Coleman
Patricia Ann
William George
Valley
Vera George
Girty
Emethizer
Cherry Lane
Leechburg
Jennie Anderson
Fair Ground
Spruce
Lottie Brown
Elizabeth Keener
Sarah Bagley
John Brown
Tiperara
Cole- Man’s
Shady Plain
Dixonville
Benjamin ‘Franklin
St Partie
Brown’s
Blairsville
Covode
James Itamillon Ane
Jay Hamilton
Norman Hamilton
Washington, D.C
Clark
Blair Gant
Mollie Licks
Blair Shank
Wm. Simpson
Arthur Chesley
Max
M. Shields
Max Shields
Robert
North Braddock
Frank Wells
Greensburg
Anna Menesly
Melvin Coleman
Coleman
Miller Stupes
Punxsutawney
John Milliran
C. A. Neff
Leroy
June
Meadville
South Bend
B. K. L. M. Club
R. A. Silvis
Mr. Henderson
Hand
Jim Taylor
Johnstown
Mre. Clark
Pittsburgh
Mc. Geary
Herbert Frick
Cartwright
Montgomery Farm
Jim Moorehead
William Moorehead
Laird
Latrobe
Frank Kump
Bob King
Mr. Cooks
Johnsonville
N. Y
Merle Smith
James Smith
Indiana Hospital
Patronize Progress
Jpaul
B. Hasinger
Citizen’s National Bank
GEO
J. Fhit
B. Bennett
V. Pres. Thos
N. Robinson
Cashier
Chas
W. Carnahan
Kei
Gilbert
Parnell
John Rozzolla I
R. Smith
Vernon F. Taylor
EK. Dale Timberlake