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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1935

Page

3

Master’s Sale in Indiana County Equity Action

An order of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Sitting in Equity directs a public sale of the real estate in partition action between Sumndra et al and Arary, Harmart and Mrs Grace Staul Floyd, under December Term 1998. The sale will occur at the premises described in the order.

the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County Sumndra Stlvhd Aeary 7 Harmart Grace Staul Floyd Court of Common Fleas

Property Sale Notices From Multiple Pennsylvania Parcels

A sequence of public sale notices lists multiple properties in Saltsburg Indiana County and Derry Westmoreland County Pennsylvania. The items describe lots on Salt Street Leech Avenue Bank Street and other streets with various boundaries and prior owners including George W Stahl Charles I Stahl and J Edward McBride. Auctions are scheduled for Saturday May 25 1935 with times noted at 2 00 PM and 3 00 PM. The descriptions reference deed records from Indiana and Westmoreland Counties and plans in Saltsburg Extension Company and Peoples Savings Bank plan books.

Saltsburg County of Indiana George W. Stahl Charles BE. Stahl Iarry W. Enrhirl J. B. Mirek Recorder Indiana County Conenmagh Pennsylvania Leech Avene Black Legs Bennaylva Itcilroad Lee Avenue Leech Avenue Salte~burg Extension Company Derry Bank Street Hank Street Setd Street Toruther Tank Strort WL Street Charles J. Stahl G. W. Stull Westmoreland County O'clook AWM The Savings and Trust Company of Clifford WB Gray Clements Gray Jermard J. Gray Thea William Sineltzer Wastington Taunsylvania John Siueli2er Hachel Charles Vindson Aspen Wigabet Ttarmon Jytiek Henderson Pullic Bavings MUS Company Cuard Mewents Gray Lernird

Auction Notice Summary of Property Sale Terms

A notice states a 10 percent cash bid at sale and the remaining balance on conveyance of deed. The master reserves the right to adjourn for insufficient bids and to set the time and place as announced at sale. Dated March 29, 1935.

LL. M, Qwlok

Notice of Private Sale by Attorney Clark

An attorney in Indiana County files a notice of a private sale with the Orphans Court. The document names EMdwin M. Clark as counsel and indicates an appointment to present the matter for court action.Further details follow in the duplication of the notice, including the case caption and date of the hearing.

Emdwin M. Clark

Administrators Notice of Janes M. Shick Estate

Raymond M. Shtok administrator of the estate of Janes M. Shick of Indiana Borough asks all creditors to present their claims for settlement and those owing or owning assets to make prompt settlement. March 27.

Jack & Jack Janes M. Shick Indiana

The Grunt at Squint Mahony's Line Crew

A line gang recruit Justin, nicknamed the Grunt, rises in rank under Squint Mahony. During a storm night, a deadly accident occurs when Grunt attempts a risky pole climb, injuring Mike Rutlo and harming Squint. The incident alters crew dynamics and leadership at the substation.

US Tin Na Line Gang Mansel Line Gang Squint Justin Squint Mahony Mike Rutlo Fineman Min Mike Pete Broom Grunt Nneman Dete Tineman Jete Squire Carter Peter Square Stuoll Pete Hunt Moe Grunt Drears Mansel Transferrin

The Forgiveness of Sin in the Prodigal Son Tale

Lesson notes for May 5 cover Luke 16 11 to 24 and John 1 9. The sermon traces sin origins and universal guilt, then presents divine remedy through Christ’s incarnation and atonement. It details repentance, forgiveness, and the prodigal son story showing restoration by the Father’s mercy. God’s forgiveness brings reconciliation and peace with God.

Jesus Satan Eve Adam Paul Calvary Peter Jesus Christ

Ordeals Vie for an Honorable WStman at Conscience Bar

The text portrays a figure named WStman facing a personal reckoning, arguing he understands more than any external foe about a potential guilty verdict. It reads as a courtside metaphor exploring inner judgment and moral trial rather than a literal legal proceeding.

Wstman

Charity and Knowledge in Disputed Questions

A brief note reflects on charity toward those who differ, stressing that greater knowledge expands charity. Quoted from Norman M. Leod, urging understanding in the face of difficult questions and the value of personal knowledge.

Salads to Serve in the Springtime

A vintage guide praises salads from simple spring greens to molded designs. It catalogs recipes like Ripe Tomato Luncheon Salad with pork filling, Apple Vegetable Salad with cider vinegar, Tomato Aspic with Molded Cheese, and Molded Cheese with olives, plus a Romaine and Endive option, all framed as modern twists on grandmother’s pantry.

Malaga

Indiana shoppers and social visits reported in Washington Twp

Mr and Mrs Brice Peterman Mrs John Frye and other locals appear in a long list of social calls and attendances across Atwood Indiana and nearby areas. The Atwood school closed with a picnic. Several families visited clinics, celebrated birthdays, or joined neighbors at homes. A hospital bed side update for James Henderson is noted as critical.

Sunday Visits Highlight Five Points and Sykesville Families

The report notes Mr and Mrs James Stuchell and Mrs Schrecks son Paul McIntyre of Five Points joined Mrs Orrs family. Mr and Mrs Elmer Or and family of Sykesville visited J H Or rs home on Sunday.

James Stuchell Schreck Paul McIntyre Five Points Elmer Or and Family Sykesville J. H. Orr

Strongstown and surrounding visits fill Tuesday evening

Strongstown residents Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Goldberg and family called at the John Boring home Tuesday. Bertha Davis of Johnstown visited her sister Mrs. Vinton Garrett Monday. W. G. Troxell called in Nanty Glo during the week. The Frank Stough family near Blairsville called on Mrs. Elizabeth Troxell Monday evening. Francis Mack, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mack, is ill at Windber hospital with blood poisoning in the foot. Mrs. Earl Stiles shopped in Indiana Thursday. Edna Dearmy, once employed in Nolo, has returned. Parkwood: Mrs. Tom Vendor visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Fox. Agnes Craig shopped in Indiana Saturday. Ruth Jamison, of Indiana, visiting Cressie Shirey. Clair Shirley visiting grandmother Mrs. Campbell in West Lebanon. Hazel Craig, student at Elderton High, weekend with Frank Craig. Ralph Silvis called in Indiana Saturday. Ohio relatives visited S. H. Shirley’s on Sabbath. Virginia Miller elected teacher for Parkwood school term. Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette readers pay $5.50.

J. B. Blystone Myron Rearick Mra Tia Marlin Wilbur Shaffer J. B. Potts Batty Max Vernard (Orr Luther ‘Peterman Jean Laura Frye Charles Brown Catharine Lukehart Joe Parks Frank Downey John Orr M. J. Boyer Myrtla S. Nichol Harold Waterson Jimmy Virginia Clair McMillen Bryan Milley Isabel John Park Ed. Lohr Ana Frye Edgar Fleming Carl Downey Strongstown Merritt Goldberg John Boring MissBertha Davis Johnstown Vinton Garrett W. G.troxell Nanty Glo Frank Stough Dorothy Luke Arlene Blairsville Elizabeth Troxell Francis Mack Mack Windber Earl Stiles Indiana Edna Dearmy Nolo Parkwood Tom Vendor Andy Fox Agnes Craig Ruth Jamison Cressie Shirey Clair Shirley Campbell West Lebanon H. Shirley Virginia Miller

Davis and Matilda Whopping in Johnstown Friday

Mr and Mrs Lincoln Gibson and children of Pine Flats and Mrs Pearl Detwiler spent Sunday in the Mack Detwiler home in Johnstown.

Matilda Davis Johnstown Lincoln Gibson Pine Flats Pearl Detwiler Mack Detwiler

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