Orphans' Court Sale of Tunnelton Land in Conemaugh Township
By order of the Orphans' Court of Indiana County Pa a sale of two parcels in Tunnelton village Conemaugh Township is set. The properties include 21 to 25 acres with a two story stone house and outbuildings on Lot in Conemaugh and a second parcel along the Conemaugh Division railroad right of way. Sale under administrator T M Donohey. Cash on confirmation of sale and deed delivery. March 15 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunnelton Township
Conemaugh
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
James Waddle
Thomas Dunlap
Pennsylvania Shallroad Company
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Pennsylvania Rtailway Company
Paid Road
Sarat Bartlebaugh
Gram Brothers
Jack Rapp
Sime
H. Bowers
Tlora Wrwin
Plora Erwin
Said
Conemaugh Township
Inte
Milzabeth Stein
Sid Street
Said Street
Joseph
James Waddis
Pennsylvania Ralroad
Zigifritz Tarth
Clark Marsh
John Oskey
Orphans' Court Sale Notice in Indiana County
8M Jack and J G Sack Attorneys announce an Orphans Court sale in Conemaugh township Indiana County Pa. The sale will be offered at public sale on the premises directed by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Conemaugh Township
Jack
J. G
Sack
Attorneys
Land auction notice for 101.35 acres in Conemaugh Township
Friday April 14 1922 at 1 30 PM a tract of land in Conemaugh township Indiana County Pennsylvania will be sold. The parcel borders public roads and references deeds dated December 18 1944. The description covers multiple property lines and neighboring land of J A Hose Joseph Thomas Mary Dick and others. The title is held by John B Gilhy et al and Lucy Nannie Enners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conemaugh
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John i Gul
Morenret
Salleburg
Saltshore
Indigua
J. A. Hose
J. A. Tunsa
Joseph Thomas
Thomas
Phomas
Mrgy
Ars
Mig
Tiel
Mrs
Mitchell-Watson Cowl and Coke Company
Anid Company
Anid
Yeatel
John B. Gil Hyved
Nannie
Enners
Dad
Sale terms note for estate by court order
One third cash on confirmation of sale to delivery of deed and the balance in no equal annual payments thereafter with interest payable annually. Deferred payments to be secured by bond and mortgage on the premises. Sale to be conducted by Jane M. McTlanghin, executor of the said estate by order of the Court. T. Chair Longwise, Clerk. Marcel 15, 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Donahey
J. Clair. Longwill
Jaane M. McTlanghiln
T. Cuair Longwise
Marcel
Administrator's Notice of Alexander J. Stephens Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Alexander J. Stephens late of Cherry Hill township deceased have been granted to J. M Glabe rford Administrator Todiana Pa March 15 1922 Those procuring claims must present them for settlement and any debts owed should be paid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pector & Bell
Alexander J. Stephens
Cherryhill
Tnp
J. M Glabeford
Todiana
Vast U S air service depot built near San Antonio
The San Antonio outskirts hosts a massive government air intermediate depot with declared value of 50 million in aviation materials and 100 million in plant machinery. The complex holds hundreds of airplanes, thousands of motors, tools, and spare parts, supported by a 400 civilian workforce and 12 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Antonio
Tex
United States
San Antonio
Tts
Army Aviation Service
Air Service
Army Air Service
Panama
Philippine Islands
Hawaii
Army of Occupation
Germany
Eighth Corps
Florida
Dallas
Air Service Mechanics School
Willam TL. Garrison
Myron R. Wood
Edward Laughlin
THREE PRINCESSES SEEK JOB IN GENEVA
An American wife of a Geneva banker advertised in Munich for an educated secretary with Jan Huoges knowledge and offered 800 Swiss francs monthly plus a comfortable home. She has received over 1,600 replies from Germany and Austria, including three princesses nine baronesses and thirty countesses, while most applicants are widows or daughters of former high officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Munich
Jan- Huoges
Germany
Austria
Snakes Appear Amid Snow In Schuylkill Haven
In Pottsville Pennsylvania the deep snow has brought a rare sight as snakes emerge. Charles Roeder captured a live specimen and exhibited it in Schuylkill Haven, marking the first time snakes were seen there with snow on the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Charles Roeder
Schuylkill
Haven
Failure of Bolshevik Persia Invasion credited to bandit feudals
The Persian invasion of 1920 failed due to quarrels among three Persian bandit chiefs Ehsanella Utchik and Haldar. Soviet emissaries blame internal feudal opposition, misreading reformers, and hostility from landlords, merchants, and peasants. The Shah's allies and Anglo Russian treaty influence are cited as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Baku
Azerbaijan
Ghavumog Saltane
Rotstein
Teheran
Ehsanella
Utchik
Haldar
Russia
England
Vail
Protest Hip High Turnstiles In Subway Installations
Subway management praised new hip high turnstiles as saving time while riders complained their height caused flasks to break as patrons carried items on the hip. Inventor’s design led to failures and protests, with little remedy beyond walking out backward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Subway
Peking Adds Ten Policewomen to Bureau
Peking strengthens its police force by adding ten policewomen to the force in the Tlatamen Octroi area. The move follows reports of goods smuggling past officers by women, and officials note the experiment opens a new field for Chinese women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
China
Scientists to Drill Kilauea Volcano in 1922 Plan
Prof T A J Fagger, government volcanologist at Hawaii, announced extensive drilling into Kilauea during 1922 to measure heat, estimate subsurface steat, analyze mineral constituents, and solve related questions in an effort to learn more about the great active volcano on the Island of Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaiian
Honolulu
Kilauea
Hawaii
T. A. J Fagger
Ranchmen Rope Wolf After 20 Mile Chase in Montana
Bud and Sol Nichols, ranchmen from Miles City Montana, spotted a gray wolf terrorizing cattle. They pursued on horseback for twenty miles and finally roped the animal, a feat claimed to be unique in the region's wolf hunting history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Miles City
Mont
Bud
Sol Nichols
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M. Jack
Orphans’ Court Sale
Lavinia Logan Donamey
Jown E. Gill
Uncle Sam
Texas
RUSS
BRODY
Philadelphia
7Th Streets
Pandora
Veldyne
Bolivia
Fallon
Krepe
Luxenberg
Indiana, Pa
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