Commodore and local business names list appears in index
Notice lists numerous names associated with towns in Indiana county and surrounding areas. It includes merchants, clerks, and residents such as Cooper, Clyde Clymer, and James Nicholson, with many businesses and places like Homer City, Indiana, Saltsburg, Strongstown, Plumville, and Blairsville. The text ends with an appeal hearing notice to be held July 12, 1934 at the County Treasurer's office in Indiana, Pa, before Clair Smith, Mercantile Appraiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sales Co
Commodore Bhank
Commodore Raleigh
N. A
Commodore Mack
Rea
Clyde Mack
Kenneth
Clyde Clymer
Chymer Nicholson
James Revs
Clymer Marsh
Alvin
Ione Clymer McCombs
B. M. Cere Clymer
Mith
Ben
Yss
Veers
Clymer
Teeeeeee Dort Baker
Robert
Homer City
Stewart
St. Clair
Paul A
Wexler
Weamer
BE. J
Connemon
Ralph
Jewart
Andy
Home Agnello Bros
Indiana, Brown
Indiana
Bertelino
Joe
Byers
Paul
Butterbaugh
M. H
Indiana Central Garage
Cunningham
Campbell
John R
Doolin
Deabenderfer
H. B
BE. T. C. Music Shop
Poring
Tony
Indiana Fulton
Indiana Post V. F. W
J. H
Indiana Kanarr
Indiana Lavern Bridge
Logan
R. C
McCoy, Wm
McCreery
Sam
Mickey & Patsy
Moreau
McNaughton
McFarland
Nolf
Brice
Roy Pry
BR. A. Bovard
Braughter
D. Marton Center
Seawaress
Frank Marciand Winebberg
Ralph Marchand Hill
Marlin
Penn Run
R. F. Penn Run
Sygter
Schrecongost
Jamison
Thos
Olson
the Plumville Hughes
C.B
J. CG
Rossiter Yocum
May
Saltsbure
Berrett
Carl
Smicksburg
Byrankle
del Smicksburg
Boring
C. M
Strongstown
Goldenberg
Mert
William
David
Blairsville
Wissinger
J. T
Creekside Myer Packing Co
Mahoning Supply
Indiana Bitterbaugh
E. 1
Cherry Tree Buterbaugt
Cherry Tree
Indiana Pershing Club
Silk Mill
Indiana Taylor
W. Hywesleeve Rossiter Davidson
C.s
Brarford
County Treasurer's Office
Executors Notice Letters Testamentary for John M Auld
Executors Lillian B Auld Joseph C Auld and Frank Auld announce letters testamentary for the estate of John M Auld of Brushyallel Township. Creditors to present claims and debtors to pay. May 28 1934. Judge question about charge of vagrancy ends with 30 days jail for impersonating an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John ‘M. Auld
Brushyalley Township
Gaid
Lillian BR. Auld
Blacklick
R. 1
Joseph JC. Auld
Holmes Street
Vandergrift
van Dyke St
Grinell
Detroit
Mich
Anh
Sleppy announces birth of Wayne Lee at Indiana hospital
Maple Grove reports the birth of a son, Wayne Lee Sleppy, on June 19 at Indiana hospital with mother and baby reported doing nicely. The item lists numerous local visits and movements including Emerson Rumsey Jr moving to John Clark farm and various households visiting or staying with relatives in Heilwood Ambridge and Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Grove
William Sleppy
Wayne_ Lee
Indiana Hospital
Emerson Rumsey, Jr
John Clark Farm
Tommy Adams
Hellwood
W. H. Phillips
Arthur
Ambridge
Rebecca Detwiler
Ebenezer youth volleyball and community notices in Lewistown
Local schedule and social news from Ebenezer area include a youth volleyball game at W B McGinley’s home, visits by Mt. Lebanon residents Mr and Mrs J O Diven to their son Lysle, and several gatherings. A Young People’s League conference will be held at Ebenezr church Friday. Funeral for Raymond Hirick infant held. singing event scheduled for Thursday evening with Sabbath services on July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
W. B. McGinley
W. J0. Diven
Mt. Lebanon
Lysle
Webster Lee
Near Town
W. E. Fleming
Charles Hilty
Saltsburg
W. F. Barkley
West Lebanon
George Morford
Livermore
Robert Compton
Mary ‘Shields
Blairsville
D. L. Marshall
Young People’s League of the Ihittanning Presbytery
Ebenezr
Lon ‘Hamilton
B. McGinley
Sunday School Day Pageant At Salem Church
Several local residents are mentioned visiting friends and relatives including Louise Bigs returning to Cherry Tree and Sarah Jones of Johnstown. A Sunday school picnic is planned at Repine's grove near Salem church on July 4 with baskets and friends. The note lists residents such as Lilian and Herbert Bigs, Mr. and Mrs. Scott Douglass, Mrs. Jane Brown, Myrtle Williams, Mrs. Barah Trout, and D P McDonnell visiting. The Progress and Pittsburgh Gazette to KR D readers shows 36.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bigs
Cherry Tree
Sarah Jones
Johnstown
Patterson
Salem
Lilian
Herbert Bigs
New Washington
Scott Douglass
Spangler Hospital
Jane Brown
Margaret Brown
Myrtle Williams
Stafford
Barah Trout
D. P. McDonnell
Harry McDonnell
Repine’s Grove
Salem Church
A King Who Would Not Wait for Jeroboam’s Rise
Lesson outlines kingship and division in Israel. Abijah reveals Jeroboam’s future as ten tribes break from Rehoboam. Rehoboam's harsh policies spark revolt. Jeroboam establishes calf worship and changes priestly duties to unite the north, defying God’s commands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeroboam
Abijah
Rehoboam
Solomon
Ten Tribes
Israel
David
Adoram
Jerusalem
Judah
Levi
Hatred of Sin and Repentance in William Taylor’s View
The quote argues true repentance includes grief for sin, hatred of sin itself, and a fear and appreciation of God's mercy in Christ. It holds that repentance hates the sin, not merely its penalty, and grows from the awareness of God's love through Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
God
Christ
William Taylor
Quote on Christ's inexhaustible nature by Dr Graham Scroggs
An excerpt frames Christ as inexhaustible, suggesting human understanding cannot fully grasp or know Him. The speaker, Dr Graham Scroggs, emphasizes the endless depth of Christ. The fragmentary text hints at theological reflection without complete context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Graham Scrogg
Local residents share visits and gatherings across area
Rossmoyne and nearby towns show a flurry of social visits as families from Jeannette Rochester Mills Tanoma and Smicksburg host relatives and attend reunions and club meetings. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Orvie Lewis Mrs Elizabeth Elkin and Russell, A R Warden and children John and Patricia, and Merle Marshall’s family visiting various kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvie Lewis
Albert Stear
Jeannette
Ebert Brewer
Elizabeth Elkin
Russel
Rochester Mills
John A. and
Patricia
North Lima
D. C. Wells
John Marshall, Jr
Near Dus Bois
Harry Lewis
Smicksburg
W. J. Kerr
Trade City
Mra
T. Cc. Kerr
Georgeville
Merle
Marshall
Punxsutawney
Creekside Vacation News in Local Robinsburg Notes
Local residents spend holidays visiting relatives and hosting guests. Several families linger at homes in Elderton and Pittsburgh area with church services and road work updates. The column closes with a playful exchange about grammar and parts of speech.
Also Mentioned on This Page
R. Clair Smith
Mercantile
Rubber
Rugzell Bros. Circus
R.W. Webbleg
Phila
Indiana, Pa
Astronom
Toole
Chamiatry
Fiabe Idenstam
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Sherman
Haga
Ardor
Chicago
Harry Adams
Gladys
Pan and
Forrest
Jay ‘Brown
Blanche
Alice Wolfe
Laird Adams
Ila Mae
JH. .D. Lambing
George Adams
Heilwood
Victor Brown
Lester Groft
Elmer Detwiler
Conrad Sloppy
Mildred Detwiler
Ose Bracken
Frank Miller
D. EK. Detwiler
Cresson
Dick Fair
No. 10
School House
Dell Wike
Bobby, Dick and
Billy
Revloc
Zack Thompson
Homer Phillips
Henry Krevel
Clinton Bowers
Seward
Russel Thompson
Robert Adams
Alfred Detwiler
Nolo
Isaac Sleppy
Roy Wolfe
W.H. Sleppy
Lewisville
Spruce
the Progress and
Pittsburgh
Gasette
International Unday
RH Ny
P. B. Fitzwater
D. du Trate
Enteann
Amijah
Chaleon
J. Ahijah
I Kings
Farmers Bank & Trust Company OF
Rossmoyne
Creekside
Join ‘Likin
Eva ‘Hendricks
Joe Dominic
James Wallace
Tommy
Father
Larrow and
Edelmans
Morton
Wingold
Goldenrod
Winona
Millers Dog
Hetrick & Wilson
P.R.R
Church St
Ss. S. Streams Funeral Home
Church Street
Penna
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