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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1926

Page

10

Notice of First Meeting of Creditors in Bankruptcy

Notice is given that John Allen Campbell was adjudged bankrupt on March 18, 1926 in Indiana County Pennsylvania. The first meeting of creditors will be held April 15, 1926 at 10:00 p.m. before Referee FB Crepps to prove claims appoint a trustee and examine the bankrupt. Edward Cress, Referee in Bankruptcy. March 24, 1926. NOVICE 1st MEETING OF CREDITORS IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA WESTERN DISTRICT.

Distiict Court of der Unithd Statis Forti West GDRN Penn Sylvania John Allen Campbell Indiana FB. H. Crepé County of Pennsylvania B. Cress CTI District Court TH United Bern Tohn W. Klingensmith John W. Klingensmith B. EB. Crops CHHPS

Administrators' Notice for Mary Ener Estate

W C Chapman Attorney admdmators notice grants letters of administration for Mary Ener late of Rayne township deceased. Creditors must present claims duly authenticated for settlement and debtors to pay promptly. RED G WATER Marion Center and W WAR Indiana Pa L HAR Marion Center Pi Administrators.

W. C. Chapman Mary 1 Ener Rayne Township RED G. Water Marion Center Vy. W Indiana L. Har Peeler Tick & Dedtek Violet, Dearimy Buffington Township Egister Indana Frank Dearmy Ongstown Gie

Bids Sought for New Ceaters at Ernest School in Pa

Rayne township school board invites bids for new ceaters at the Ernest school building Ernest Pa. Specifications available from George Buntin Ernest Pa. Bids due to the secretary by March 11 1926. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Glasser secretary Marion Center Pa.

Rayne Township Ernest George Buntin

Marion Center News Roundup of Town and Surroundings

Marion Center residents share visits and illness news with Clare Wetzel returning home from Wilmington. Families from Pittsburgh Indiana and Blairsville arrive for relatives’ care while Miss Grace Kuntz visits. Evangelist A J Thomas holds meetings in Scottdale. Local sports see the girls basketball team win 9 6 over Glen Campbell. Preaching at the W P church announced for Sunday.

Highteen Norman Glen Campbell John H. Meindoe Winburne

Weekend visits noted in Cookport community

Mr and Mrs Parry Wentzer spent the weekend at Clarence Fleury's. Boteins was a caller here as Sunday, and Mrs Rob er and daughter joined her parents for the weekend. M Clark and Mr and Mrs Chester Trinvite with daughter Mary were guests Thursday with Mr and Mrs Lewis Henry. Mrs Raida Long and two children were Sunday callers in town.

Parry Wentzer Clarence Fleury Wii Boteins Ronday Mre Rober Mere. M. Glark Chester Trinvite Mary Lewis Henry Raida. Long

Local Social Notes From Johnstown and Nearby Towns

Miss Laura Shaw and Mrs. Fitzpatrick were in Johnstown shopping Saturday. Virginia Hevner visited relatives in Clearfield. Mrs. Lemmon spent Wednesday with her parents in Mahaffey. Bernice Rodkey and Elizabeth Murphy of Spangler were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Murphy. Helen Louise Paterman, a P C W student in Pittsburgh, is home for the Haster vacation. Beryl Hoover and Edith Reese of Spangler were Sunday guests of Mrs. Rinports. Julia Hogan motored Saturday to Johnstown. Tomfly Harties spent the weekend with his parents in Johnstown. Eugene Miller was a patient in Spangler hospital last week for tonsil removal. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grumbling visited in McKees Rocks. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Strassler and children were in Altoona Saturday. Finsthwaite of New Rochelle, N Y, spent the weekend on town business. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Brilhart and Mrs. F. P. Harkness were shopping in Altoona. Julia Wilson and Isobel Bostic visited in Wehrum over the weekend. The school benefit entertainment was a complete success with a nice fund raised from the sale of rats. Mrs. Hope Ogden hosted the Fancy Work club at her home Monday evening, with a very dainty lunch.

Laura Carolyn Shaw J. P. Fitzpatrick Johnstown Virginia Hevner Clearfield John Lemnon Mahaffey Bernice Rodkey Elizabeth Murphy Spangler J. F. Murphy Helen Louise Paterman Pittsburgh Beryl Hoover Wdith Reese B. W. Rinports Julia Hogan Tomfly Harties Eugene Miller Spangler Hospital C. A. Grumbling McKees Rocks Strassler Altoona F. Finsthwaite New Rochelle N. Y E.R. Brilhart F. P. Harkness Julia Wilson Isobel Bostic Wehrum Hope Ogden

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