Executors Notice for George Muller Estate in Indiana Borough
Letters testamentary on the estate of George Muller of Indiana Borough have been granted to the undersigned. Those with claims against the estate must present them authenticated for settlement, and any debts owed should be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Muller
Indiana
Pierce & Pierce, Attys
Notich ‘Leterse
Annie Bowers
Pine Township
Peeler
Felt
Nancy J. Lewis
White Township
Deven
Charles FR. Lewwis
Early American magazines and their fading rivals
A survey of American periodicals from 1741 to the late 19th century outlines the first magazine in the United States the American Magazine of Philadelphia 1741 by Andrew Bradford and rival General Magazine of Benjamin Franklin. It traces later ventures including The Saturday Evening Post 1728 and successors such as Port Folio 1801 and Century St Nicholas still published today.
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United States
American Magazine
Philadelphia
Andrew Bradford
Benjamin Franklin
John Webbe
Gentleman’s Magazine
London
Franklin
Webbe
Bradford
Franklin's
Saturday Evening Post
America
New England
Boston
Monthly Chronicle
Charles Brockden Brown
New York
Port
Boston Review
Everett, Ticknor
John Quincy Adams
Arena
Century
St. Nicholas
At the Movies Rumpus Ridge Leader Sees Shifts in Family Fun
Gap Johnson of Rumpus Ridge notes changing times as families shift from church and school to cinema outings. He describes children at the picture show quarrelling over on screen actions, escalating to brawling until adults intervene, leaving a brief calm before more fuss.
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Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Times
Automobile fatalities among children rise in 1925
A life insurance study shows 176 more child deaths from autos than smallpox scarlet fever and measles combined across 41 states in 1925. Cars killed 4 kids for every 7 from diphtheria, with nearly 40 percent of auto deaths at ages under 15, concentrated five to ten. about 11 of every 20 pedestrian accident deaths involve children, and auto child deaths are rising rather than falling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Insurance Company
Lttle
Italian speeds to Cherbourg Naples and Buenos Aires
Italian shipping interests plan fast transatlantic service with four to seven day routes. Two 85 000 ton vessels capable of 40 knots are proposed, named the tex and the Dux. Premier Mussolini attributes the feat to a secret machinery invention delivering power without vibration and says only one class of passengers will be carried.
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New York
Cherbourg
Naples
Italy
Buenos Aires
Mussolini
Sunken Warships Survey in Scapa Flow Recommences
Work on the sunken German battleships in Scapa Flow resumes with focus on the battlecruiser Moltke lying 70 feet below. An airlock is fitted on the portion above water to allow workmen to clear bulkheads obstructing passage as two large floating docks and lifting gear ready the vessel for stern uplift.
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Moltke
Horwense Linsers
Through a Woman's Eyes on Bees and Summer Travel
A verbose feature compares a Canadian apiarist’s plan to ship bees to Australia to avoid winter rest, praising bees’ organized society and workload balance. It wonders if moving bees to chase summer can fool them into endless labor, while interspersed local Smicksburg notes report social visits and a Ladies Social Club supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Australia
Dea
the Bell Syndicate, Inc
Local Social Visits From Rossmoyne and Nearby Towns
Mr and Mrs G H Elin hosted guests over the weekend with Meg and Mrs Paul Wilkin and cay miter, R Boyd Elkin of Dura, Mrs Ann Steay of Smickeburg, and Mrs Blanche Lewis of Jeanette visiting at the Ebert Brown home. The piece notes gatherings with A W Hazelett and son returning home, visits to Mrs Blaze letts parents, and calls to Wells and Wells daughters Esther and Marie. Carmi Morehead death summoned Charles Moorhead and J B Houser to Coropolis. Orvie Lewis and Pearl Brewer visited Wilson Heyer and Ed Richien on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moorhead
J. B. Houser
Coropolis
Carmi Morehead
Orvie Lewis
Miss Pearl Brewer
Wilson Heyer
Ed Richien
Local Greetings and Family Updates in Strongstown
Strongstown notes Thomas Duncan of Buffington visiting grandson Russell Duncan. Cecil Stiffler moved to the A. A. Bennett property. Gerald Croyl of Heilwood called in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Cain Holby have been on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strongstown
Thomas, Duncan
Buffington
Russell Duncan
Cecil Stiffler
A. A. Bennett
Gerald Croyl
Heilwood
Cain Holby
Local Notes and Visits From Indiana to Venango and Punxsutawney
Miss Jessie Muller of Indiana spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Miller. Charles Wells and wife of Vandergrift visited his mother Mrs Nettie Wells. Mr and Mrs Harry Benee and family visited Dr A Brady. A surprise party at C A Brady’s home celebrated Eva Brady’s fifteenth birthday with about fifty youngsters. FW E King spent weekend at Lutherstown home. Joe Walters Earl Cummings and Howard Brady trip to Maryland last week. Russell Gray had tonsil operation at Blairsville Monday. Ladies Missionary Circle of Crooked Creek Church meets at Mrs Archie Jewart’s Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Tillie Kunkle visited from Indiana Saturday. Mrs Jesse Gorgan and son Patsy visited Norman Spence last week. Divs J L Fairan and son Jess and Mrs Dert Fairman and daughter Louise visited Mrs Laws Little Thursday. Miss Dorothy Johnston of Punxsutawney and Miss Magarens Stewor of Creekside spent Saturday evening with Miss Mia Wuagnar. Mr and Mrs D Rother proud grandparents of a new horn to Mr and Mrs Iva Bothel L D Fairman and children killed four large blacksnakes near their chicken house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie = muller
Indiana
Harry Miller
Charles Wells
Vandergrift
Nettie Wells
Harry Benee
Dc. A. Brady
C. A. Brady
Eva
FW. E. King
Luthersburg
Joe Walters
Earl Cummings
Howard Brady
Maryland
Russell Gray
Blairsville
Crooked Creek
Archie Jewart
Washington Twp
Tillie Kunkle
Jesse Gorgan
Patsy
Norman Spence
J. L. Fairan
Jess
Dert Fairman
Louise
Cade
Laws Little
Dorothy Johnston
Punxsutawney
Magarens Stewor
Creekside
Mia Wuagnar
D. ®. Rother
Eac Horn
Iva Bothel
L. D. Fairman
Weekend visits and calls in Spruce and surroundings
Miss Kathryn McAnulty of Emmons spent the weekend at her home here. Bert Clevenger of Julinstown called on friends here Sabbath. Mrs ya Biss has returned home after time with friends at Hillsdale. Mr. and Mrs. William Schlichting of New York spent a few days at Lottie Brown’s home. Mrs. Samuel Bowser spent Sabbath afternoon with Mrs. W EB Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spruce
Kathryn McAnulty
Emmons
Bert Clevenger
Julinstown
Ya Biss
Hillsdale
William Schlichting
New York
Lottie Brown
Samuel Bowser
W. EB. Patterson
Auction Notice for Serup Material Sale in Harris Pennsylvana
Seaplatary of Property and Supplies invites bids by May 3 1949 for about 4 tons Serup Material. Inspection at Department of Highways Indiana Pa. Cash or certified check $415.00 required. Bids may be rejected or accepted at discretion of the Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Pennsylvana
Indiana
Mast Aes
LOK Property and Supplies
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M. Magdalen Muller
Executrix
Indiana, Pa
Clinton Boeee
D. B. Fenn Run
R. D
Gilbert
Parnell
Pluries Supoena
Elton Cuppicava
Raymond Cupples
iCounty
The
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Court of Common Pleas
Ellen Cupples
J. N. Langham
A. D
Claude BE
Bath
John M. Malcolm
Sheritt's
Haarlem
J. M. AV
Stewart Ber Suppuss & Co
Spinet
Smicksburg
Etta Milkin
Aaron Lukehart
William Suteler
Dubois
Leona Walker
Clarence Daugherty
Plumville
William Stiteler
B. B. Crawford
George Welsh
Albert Stear
Merle Black
John Wagner
Charlie Beck
Evert Kesler
Jim Feterhof
Grant Schreckengost
Bettie Condren
Minnie Casedy
Billie Pierce
Sharpman Barnett
Chambersville
Janszen, Spalding and
Travelo Makes
Pio
Stitt
Thompson's
Outfitter
Indiana County
McCreary
McCreary Tire & Rubber Co
Penna
Luxenberg
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