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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1925

Page

3

Heilwood Socials and Visits Noted in Town

Heilwood residents report several social visits and gatherings last week. Johnstown business guest R Dutcan, Pittsburgh jeweler J A Donahue, Dr G R Lyon, and Cleveland visitor Mrs Jesse Rath were among those calling or stopping by. The Golden Rule Bible class hosted the Men’s Bible class and Queen Esther Circle with a light lunch following. Arch F Stewart and Coy sisters also visited or entertained in town.

R. Dutcan Johnstown J. A. Donahue Pittsburgh G. R. Lyon Indies W. A. Evans Jesse Rath Cleveland W. P. Orange

Local Social Notes From Dilltown And Surrounding Areas

Mrs. T J McCormick and Mrs Lizzie Geesey visited Mrs Jessie Little last week. Howard Bowser has mumps and is ill. Russell Conrad called on Mr Marcus Priday. James Campbell of Penn Run stayed with his mother Mrs Annie Campbell. Trobert Cameron visited his mother Mrs Catherine Cameron of Cardiff. Ortie Long spent Sunday at his Bolivar home. Otis Wagner of Heshbon loaded four cars last week.

T. J. McCormick

Sheriff’s Sales Exposed at Indiana County Courthouse

By virtue of writs issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County, the public sale will be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania. Vendue outcry will proceed to auction properties as directed by the writs and relevant orders.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Court House Indiana Pennsylvania

Real estate sale notices in Indiana County Pennsylvania 1925

This notice describes sheriff sale procedures for two properties in Indiana County Pennsylvania. It lists involved parties Homer Bagley H T Loarn trustee in bankruptcy Blanford Campbell and Ebby Smith with details on parcels in Stafford and Starford including lot dimensions and coal mining reservations. It outlines bid requirements court terms and payment deadlines with sheriff’s office stamp of Indiana Pa February 11 1925.

Towirt Homer Baglay H. T. Loarn Stafford Indiana County Public Road Glen Side Coal Co Sutton Glassford Recorder's Office Indiana County Homer J. Bagley Starford Andora A. BE. Buterbaugh Main Street Lot Toohn G. Bagley Ebby Smith Wi. Ia Souith Blanford W. Campbell Bulington Township G. McCrory A. A. Bennet N. D. Altimus Benton Mardis Read Ixabeth Griffith Elizabeth Griffith James C. Stineman Stewart al Costa I. M. Malcolm Sherif

Community Notes and Local News Summary

Josephine The Red and Gun Club held a shooting match on their range. Wm. Saxton spent the weekend with his family here. Albert Barron of Canisteo N Y visiting friends locally. Jay Ansley moved from Fifth to Third street. Williamson credited for the schoolhouse literary society event. W Lyons in Heshbon supervising timber contract. John Lycick ill with tonsillitis. Mrs Grace Richards has returned home from Indiana hospital. Kenneth McFarland and Robert Biggerstaff employed at Blairsville. I O F lodge held a dance with largest attendance to date. Vera Shadle of Homer City visited local friends. Iva Bush visited uncle John Bush of Trade City. Mrs John Parks and two children visited her daughters Mrs James Orr. Harvey and Floyd Orr visited parents. Parks family visited Edward Peterman near Plumville. Mrs Loughry Hoover joined husband in Pittsburg with Westinghouse. Mrs Phillip Blystone visited in Indiana with John Hill. Mrs Clara Wallace entertained Missionary Society of United Presbyterian. Blystone family visited Walter Harman. Josiah Fisher called in Indiana Friday. James A Learn sick the past week. Local young folks celebrated Edna Mumen’s birthday at J D Mumen home. Mrs Margaret Learn improving slowly. Frank Kerr reports February attendance: boys 98%, girls 99%. Mrs Nannie Buterbaugh plans sugar camp this month. Mrs Buterbaugh and Mrs Kerr visited Mrs Kittie Burkey. Mrs I D Mumen visited her mother at Rochester Mills. Miss Mary Doty teaches Hartman school and visited home near Rochester Mills.

Josephine Red and Gun Club Wm. Saxton Albert Barron Canisteo N. Y Jay Ansley Fifth Third Street Williamson Elven W. &. Lyons Heshbon John Lycick Grace Richards Indiana Hospital Kenneth McFarland Robert Biggerstaff Blairsville I. of PF. Lodge Vera Shadle Homer City Iva Bush John Bush Trade City John Parks James Orr Harvey Floyd Orr Joseph Parks Edward Peterman Plumville Loughry Ftoover Westinghouse Company Pittsburg Phillip Blystone John Hill Indiana James A. Learn J. D. Muman Edna Margaret Learn Frank Kerr Ruffner School Nannie Buterbaugh Buterbaugh Kerr Kittie Burkey I. D. Mumen Rochester Mills Mary Doty Hartman School

Indiana visitors and local social notes mixed list

Mrs Ord Weaver was an Indiana visitor on Friday with family connections in Findley Ohio. Several local residents including Mrs Mary McMahon Mrs Homer Hurd and others hosted or visited relatives in Indiana Creekside Vandergrift and Lucas district over the weekend.

Local Social Notes Highlight IndirectVisits Across Indiana and Clymer

Mrs Vernie Lydie of Indiana spent last week with her mother Mrs Barr and Miss Bertha Ferrier visited relatives in Homer City. The mail service has been poor due to road conditions. Mrs Merlin Houck and daughters Genevieve and Lowise called on Mrs Catherine Myera. The Ingleside club was entertained by Mrs Eric Silvis. Mr and Mrs L M Henderson visited Mr and Mrs Howard Kimmiel. Nancy Edna and Nettie Silvis spent Thursday with Corinne Kimmel. Mrs J P Scott and daughter Ella spent Wednesday with Mrs Mary Sell. Mr and Mrs J F Russell and daughter Lowie visited their son in law and daughter Rev and Mrs Edmond of Dayton. Misses Nova and Helen Hadden called on Mrs Walter St Clair. Alice Sayers of Clymer visited Mrs Albert Fletcher. Lawrence Langham spent days with friends at Grove Chapel. Misses Edna Hadden and Eva Lydie spent Sunday at home. Misses Aletha Minto and Mary Langham called on Mrs Orren Widdson of Clymer. Tyan Hudson and Don Langham visited here.

Vernie Lydie Indiana Barr Bertha Ferrier Homer City Merlin Houck Genevieve and Lowise Catharine Myera Eric Silvis Ingleside L. M. Henderson Nova Helen Hadden Walter St. Clair Clymer Alice Sayers Albert Fletcher Lawrence Langham Grove Chapel Wdna Hadden Eva Lydie Missea Aletha Minto Mary Langham Orren Widdwson Tyan Hudson Don Langham Uniontown

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