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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1909

Page

2

Real estate deeds recorded in Indiana County list

Deeds recorded show transfers of parcels across Indiana County led by Wm C Black 136 acres Cher ryhill to Shellito brothers for 522 dollars and multiple other transfers including farms in Green Center Mahoning and West Wheatfield to named buyers with prices ranging from 36 to 4000 dollars.

Indiana County Wm. C. Black Cherryhill Willam Austin Shellito John A. Campbell Indiana Harrigan Seanor John E. Douglass Green Sarah M. Trout J. Mikesell Mike Kindels Joy Barbus Burrell Ellaabeth Barbus Plorence M. van Horn West Wheatfield Pennsylvania Railroad Co Ephriam Wallace Reat Wheatfield A. W. Beer John R. Mumau Edith M. Kunkle Washington Fr. B. Hoover Samuel M. Streams James A. Heberling W.A. Guthrie Joseph W. Clements Johns Armstrong Isabel Clark John F. Pounds Genter J. B. Pitzhonts William Trimble White Lewis A. Wheeler

Langham Seeks Federal Building for Punxsutawney

Congressman Langham introduces a bill authorizing a federal building for Punxsutawney Pennsylvanias post office and other government offices at a cost not to exceed seventy five thousand dollars including vaults heating and ventilating systems and approaches. The measure aims to acquire suitable ground and complete the building for federal use.

Cinix Ssuitawney J. N. Langham Punxsutawney Senate House of Representatives United States of America Secretary of the Treasury United States United States Post Office State of Pennsylvania

Public sales and local notices in Marion area

Public sale notices list goods at BH Strong residence Pine Township on Friday April 9 at 1 pm including horses cows hogs poultry driving equipment and farming machinery. Also reports on a Pittsburg plant site committee meeting and several clerical changes in Marion with personnel moves at post office Will CG Grimm’s drug store and jeweler Lisle Kinter.

Marion Independent Ghas Wm. McGregor New York City

Sorority Dance at Normal School entertains

Phi Kappa Pi sorority members at the Normal school hosted a dance in Recreation Hall on Friday evening. The room featured school and sorority pennants, with comfortable divans for guests. Refreshments were served at 11, and dancing continued to 1. Hostesses included Nancy W. Neal and others. patrons were Dr and Mrs B E Ament and several couples. Apple's orchestra provided music.

Phi Kappa Pi Recreation Hall Nancy W. Neal Selma M. Ronald Anna Christine Kaiser Helen Isabelle Wilson Roma Margaret Beggs Julia Starr Preston Margaret Glass Janet McIntosh Edna Clarissa Pickels Mabel Rose Bennett Jean Hudson Wallis James BE. Ament Thomas Sutton Harry White, Jr Jane Leonard Hope Stewart Apple's Orchestra

Surprise party marks S M Palmer's 70th birthday

Children and grandchildren joined S M Palmer of Josephine on March 23 to celebrate his 70th birthday with a dinner and a program. Attendees included A M Palmer and daughters Beulah Florence Dilltown. W M Kunkle and daughters Bertha Winona Louisa Homer City. A E Palmer and Ruth Homer City. M M Palmer Elnora. L H Palmer Albema Canada. C D Palmer Sterling City Cal. The host remains healthy and offers a two mile marathon against any of his sons.

S. M. Palmer Josephine A. M. Palmer Beulah Florence Dilltown W. M Kun‘kle Bertha Winona Louisa Homer City A. E. Palmer Ruth Mira. M. M. Palmer Elnora L. H. Palmer Albema Canada C. D. Palmer Sterling City Cal Palmer

Former Creekside Man Buys a Crawford County Farm

Taylor Rankin formerly of near Creekside buys a farm near Conneautville Crawford County. W S Rankin, another Indiana county resident, plans to settle there as well. Rankin notes the location one mile from the Pennsylvania railroad three miles from Conneautville on Besasmer Railroad and 11 miles from Conneaut Lake. He adds that all buildings at the summer report were burned in last summer’s ary spell and will be rebuilt this summer.

Creekside Crawford County Taylor Rankin Conheantville W.S. Rankin Indiana County Mr. Rankin Pennsylvania Railroad Conneautville Besasmer Conneaut Lake

Jags a Year May Bar finds Men from Marriage Under Lay

A bill introduced by Representative Groves in the state legislature would bar habitual drunks from marrying, defining habitual drinking as intoxication twice yearly. Marion Center physician Beo Locates in Ohio aids Rossiter resident Stewart in new field. two Dr. Stewarts now in Bier Center with opinions on best practice.

Hiinola Groves Marion Center Ohio Beo Nis Anhn M. Stewart Rossiter Stewart James Fisher Rogalter

Pittsburg Markets and Chicago Grain News Summary

Pittsburg markets report Butter-Rigin prints, apples, poultry and live stock with quoted price ranges and car loads. Herr's Island cattle supply steady with primes $6.40 to $6.65. hogs active with primes $7.40. sheep and lambs up, veal calves strong. Chicago grain markets rise with September wheat at 10034 and May deliveries near highs. corn oats and provisions close strong.

Pennsylvania Ohio Herr’s Island Chicago

A Saltsburg Fisherman Heads Home From DeLand

J C Moore of Saltsburg returns from a Florida winter at DeLand with family and friends. He praises the cottage life, notes good roads and ample fishing, 150 pound combined weight from two fish one year apart, and claims real estate in DeLand has nearly doubled in value.

Saltsburg Florida Ax J. C. Moore De-Land Fla DeLand

Inquirer Launches Daily Coupon Cash Puzzle

The Philadelphia Inquirer unveils a circulation based contest offering $1000 in cash and 8000 Jig Saw Picture Puzzles as prizes. Readers are invited to collect daily coupons from the paper, with Sunday circulation over 200,000 copies. Full details available at The Inquirer’s Circulation Department in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Inquirer Inquirer the Inquirer Philadelphia

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Langham Plumville Wehrum Gaetano Corrado Pittsburg Lquor Christ Brixner Marion Hotel T. W. Colbitt M. T. Steele Board of Trade Court House Judland Hall the Savings & Trust Co Rte Jardiniere Qur Rio Santos Arbuckles
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