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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1926
Page
3
The Indiana Progress advertises subscription terms cash in advance with options for one year nine months six months and three months. The edition is dated Wednesday March 17 1926 and lists Ralph Moorhead as editor and proprietor with notices including obituaries and cards of thanks.
Brushvalley celebrates its first senior class with a four room high school and a March 26 play titled Mail Order Brides. Coach Miss Marshall directs a western scene with cowboys and a tale of two rustlers seeking wives via mail order. Proceeds fund a senior memorial as the class of 26 hopes to leave a lasting community landmark.
Mrs. Mary C. Boucher of Beaver Dale, a 79 year old Indiana county native, has attended church and Sunday school on one foot and two crutches for four years. She began at Bethel Lutheran near Dixonville where the old log church stood. She was Mary Beuce before marriage and has taught Sunday school over 55 years, earning a medal for 60 years of continuous service from the Pennsylvania State Sabbath School Association.
The Borough of Plumville authorizes the Penn Public Service Corporation to construct replace and maintain poles wires and fixtures in streets alleys and places to distribute electrical energy. The grantee must meet height and alignment rules and insure public liability while obeying general borough ordinances. The ordinance is dated February 1 1926 and approved March 17 1926. The notice also covers a 1926 primary election in Indiana County and lists offices to be filled by party nominations. Dr J S Miller of Clymer boards a Florida sojourn.
Public sale notices list auction events at J Ruffner farm near Smyrna and other farms including Penn Run and Commodore areas. Items span horses cattle machinery wagons furniture and household goods with farm acreage and coal gas lease details. Also brief notices of local residents recovering from injuries and church services in South Bend.
A large crowd attended the Friday opening of Edelstein & Freiman’s store at 726 Philadelphia Street. The renovated space, formerly Wayne Rike's Jewelry, features two display windows and will stock ladies' ready to wear. In Marion Center, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holt welcomed eight pound seven ounce baby girl Virginia Ruth.
South Bend resident Jess King recently visited his sister Mrs Orpha Harbison in Shelocta. Herman Knepshield and sons Carl and Leroy of Apollo visited Mr and Mrs Frank Alshouse. Anderson has returned to work after several weeks illness.
Attorneys Merve and Teter announce an Orphans Court sale of real estate in Hast Ma honing township Indiana County Pennsylvania by order of the court. The property will be exposed publicly at the premises under the direction of the court and referenced matter WThis record notes the proceeding and date insufficiently legible in the source.
On Saturday April 10 1926 a tract of land described as the Tuod property adjoining lands of Robrain Steffy Hopkins Brodon Hugh Lightcap Robert Ross William Colliit and heirs of William Colliit contains 427 perches. It was conveyed to David Dibler by Sylvester McCall and M H McCall by deed dated March 1888 recorded in Willian county deed book BY 1 page 190.
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana PA as administrator of Delos A Hetrick deceased seeks private sale order for debts owed to S W Tess for fifteen thousand dollars. Property described includes undivided half interest in a flouring mill parcel in the fourth ward Indiana Borough with rights of way and the partnership interest in Indiang Stalling Mill with conditions and liabilities to be assumed. Sale to cover debts with cash on delivery. March 17 1926.
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