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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1936

Page

7

Armagh PA Property Foreclosure Details Across Several Tracts

A lengthy foreclosure notice lists multiple defendants and parcels in Indiana County Pennsylvania. Read together the records describe tracts in Armagh Montgomery White and Green townships including coal reservations and mining rights. The sale governs properties in Dixonville and adjacent lands with detailed measurements and prior conveyances, with 10 percent down and balance due by June court. A sheriff notice warns buyers of payment rules and sale conditions.

H. D. McLain Bertha McLain C. C. Melain Post C. C. McLain Martha L. McLain Indiana Genety Salt of Indiana Lumber & Supply Co Pierce JALSO J. L. Brilhart William D. ‘Gordon Sec The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Dixonville Deposit Bank J. B. Race Dixonville Green County of Pennsylvania Deckers Point Fred Haer William Brady Said Brady Orren Wisdet Ax Indiana County Recorder’s Office Recorder's Office Salt of Savings & Trust Company of F& R EL Saxon Violet M. Saxon J. & Saxon Alice G. Saxon Green Township State of Joseph Houck H. W. Mumau H.W. Mumau Webster B. Mumau Porter Hice William ‘Wilke Samuel T. Lyons Rose Lyons Federal Land Bank of Baltimore D. R. Tomb Harry BE. Koozer Sheriff Sheriff's Office

Shakespearean Weather Metaphor in The Two Gentlemen of Ceremon

The speaker compares spring to a lover’s sunlit April day that quickly darkens. The line mirrors Shakespeare’s fond yet fickle view of love and changing fortune as April’s beauty is fleeting when a cloud passes.

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Longtime Indiana resident William J Short dies at 78

Funeral services were held at his late home with interment in Greenwood cemetery for William J Short aged 78 of Indiana a farmer in Cherryhill township active 60 years a school director 20 years and board member of the Indiana County Agricultural Society 36 years He died Wednesday at his Oak Street home from complications after a cerebral hemorrhage. He leaves a widow and several children.

Greenwood Cemetery William J. Short Indiana Fast Oak Street David A Mary Ann (Long) Short Rayne Township Cherryhill Township Indiana County Agri‘cultural Society Ife Lutheran Church Elmer E. Short White Township Grace N. Dick Clymer Mary E. Smith Near Clymer Clara N. Helman Chattanooga Tenn

Obituary notices for Mrs May G Thompson Waddell and Mrs Martha Shaw

Mrs May Gertrude Thompson Waddell of Apollo aged 67 died Saturday at home after a long illness. She was born September 16, 1869 in Indiana and married December 30, 1896. Surviving: husband Homer A Waddell, daughter Lester Ross, sister Mrs Bila Hutton, brother Lawrence K Thompson. Funeral and interment in Oakland cemetery and St Benedict cemetery Carrolltown. Mrs Martha Shaw of Barnesboro died Tuesday night at Cherry Tree after a long illness. She was born to John A Glass, widow of Robert Shaw. Surviving children John Catherine Laura Raymond and grandchildren. sister Mrs Sue Barner. Interment in St Benedict cemetery Carrolltown follows funeral in Barnesboro Catholic church.

Homer A. Waddell Oakland Cemetery May Gertrude Thompson Waddell Indiana Apollo James Wilson Virginia Keslar Thompson Nas Scottdale Kittanning Leechburg Waddall West Penn Power Company First United Presbyterian Church The Presbyterian Church Mia Lester Ross Detroit Mich Bila Hutton Lawrence K. Thompson Vandergrift Martha Shaw Barnesboro St. Benedict Carrolltown Green Township Cherry Tree John A. Glass Robert Shaw John Shaw Catherine Shaw Laura Shaw Raymond Shaw Cleveland Sue Barner Clymer

Funeral services held for Thomas M. Duncan in Saltsburg

Funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon at his residence followed by interment in Saltaburg cemetery for Thomas M Duncan aged 80 who died May 5 at his home in Saltsburg He served 65 years as foreman of a railroad crew in Saltsburg retired 10 years ago He was a longtime resident and member of the Presbyterian church and Sunday school Surviving children include Mrs Malcolm Murray Oakland Paul Duncan Pontiac Mich and Frank Dan jean Saltville Va

Caroline Hatherill Robinson North Seventh Street Peale Rossiter Hatherill Indiana First United Presbyterian Church Town James W. Mack Stillman A. Foster Thomas H. Sheehe B. Water St William Foster Newark, O W. HH. Hatherill Holsopple John Hatherill Cleveland Henry Hatherill Detroit Mich Samuel Jones Johnstown William Mann Drifting John Hunt Cornwath John Mages Williamsport James Mages State of Washington Benjamin F. Reitz United Brethren Church North Point Church Meadus Reitz Homer City G. W. Highlands Jeannette Arthur ‘Reef New Kensington Elizabeth Palmer Walter ‘Hinds Brockway Loretta McNutt Margaret ‘Watkins Anna Cheatham William Drummond and Clark Charles Reitz William Reitz Butler Lee Reitz Lock Haven Gordon D. Dixon Blairaville Jacksonville Cemetery Gordon Davis Dixon Blacklick Township Latrobe Hospital Thomas Dixon Jacksonville Presbyterian Church J. ¥. Mountain George Rae Milwood Shaft Mary Helf Dixon Thomas M. Duncan Saltaburg Thomas M. ‘Duncan Salteburg Saltsburg Presbyterian Church Malcolm Murray Oakland Paul Duncan Pontiac, Mich Frank Danjean Saltville, Va

Obituaries for Mrs. Robert Hayes and Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes

Two deaths are announced with funeral details. Mrs. Robert Hayes of NuMine died Saturday in Indiana hospital and will be buried at Rural Valley cemetery after services at NuMine Presbyterian. She leaves a husband, two daughters, and several siblings. Mrs. Mary Ann Hughes, 76, a former Commodore resident, died Saturday at her daughter’s home in Salisbury and was born in Wales. interment will be in Cockport cemetery, with surviving daughter Mrs. Paul Schmittle and son Frank Hughes plus another daughter and a son.

Robert Hayes NuMine Presbyterian Church Rural Valley Cemetery NuMine Indiana Hospital Nadine Virginia Lawrence Nellis Titusville Goldie Seely Diamond Jerry Harry Nellis Ohio Owen Arthur Nellis Robert Nellis Rocky Grove Harry Yount Mary Ann Hughes Church of Christ of Commodore Cockport Paul Schmittle Salisburg Wales Edward ‘Hughes

Widow Agnes Richards Dies at Frances Mines Hospital

Mrs Agnes Richards aged 50 of Frances Mines near Rossiter died Monday at Adrian hospital Punxentawney after a four week illness. Daughter of Samuel Olsen and born in Houtzdale she was widow of Charles Richards who died in 1928 and had lived at Frances Mines six years. Survived by daughter Misa Viola Richards of Smyerstown a slater Mrs Amny Filler of Rosaster and three brothers Samuel Louis Olsen of Frances Mines and Arthur Olsen of Rochester.

Agnes Richards Frances Mines Rossiter Adrian Punxentawney Samuel Olsen Houtzdale Charles Richards Misa ‘Viola Richards Smyerstown Slater Amny Filler Rosa

James Wilkinson Dead at 82 in Indiana

James Wilkinson, aged 82, longtime Parkwood resident, died Thursday at his Washington street home from a heart attack. Services were held Sunday afternoon at Blair Calhoun’s home on South Fifth street, with interment in Union cemetery near Parkwood. He is survived by his brother Charles Wilkinson of Parkwood and two sisters Mrs D B Palmer and Mrs Nan Peterman, both of Indiana.

James Wilkinson Indiana Blair Calhoun South Fifth Street Union Cemetery Parkwood Washington Street Charles ‘Wilkingon Palmer Mra Nan Peterman

Derry Man Thomas J Sproul Dies at Home Born in 1867

Thomas J Sproul who died Saturday at his Derry home was born July 2, 1867 in Brushvalley township Indiana county. A longtime resident of Derry he worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Survived by his widow and stepchildren Charles Blair Harry Blair Ralph Blair Mrs Norris Cohne all of Derry and Mrs Koy Ingram of Wilkinsburg.

Thomas J. Sproul Derry Indiana County Brushvalley Township Pennsylvania Railroad Company Charles Harry Ralph Blair Norris Cohne Mra. Koy Ingram Iof Wukinsburg

Local Socials and Visits Across Spangler and Patton

A flurry of social calls and family visits through Spangler Patton and nearby towns. Couples and individuals including Mr and Mrs John Clark Mr and Mrs Don Jagento Sin any and Mrs George Dobransky plus children spent days with relatives in Patton and Altoona. A Sacred Heart church confirms a class of about 70 with the Pittsburgh diocesan bishop presiding. The stork delivered a daughter to Mr and Mrs Doyie Joiner. Several weekend stays include Mrs Pat Black of Orange New Jersey with her mother Mrs HE M Davie and Alma Vater hosting Julia Leone and children from Hellwood.

Alverda John Clark Spangier Don Jagento Sinany George Dobransky John Simpson Patton Joe Mooney Chicago Joseph ‘Waxler Johnstown Tony Burkhart Youngstown Steve Fusek Utahville Charles Stumpy Altoona Bert Falsetti Alma Vater Alma Leona Sacred Heart Church Pittsburgh Stork Doyie Joiner Pat ‘Black Orange N. J HE. M. Davie Julia Leone Hellwood

Sabbath school services and local visits noted

Shelocta reports Sabbath school May 17 at 9:46 am with Intermediate and PC groups. Bernon Berkey works at Carnahan gas station. Several residents listed as visiting relatives, shopping, or calling on neighbors. Local families share weekend visits, carpentry, and social events in clear community notices.

Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers

A short notice stating that The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette are offered to R D readers for six dollars and fifty cents.

The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. D

Epworth League Meeting and Local Visits in Strongstown

Strongtown reports the Epworth League held its monthly meeting at Blair Empfield’s home Friday evening. Visitors include Indiana caller Alex Bennett aiding his brother Win Bennett. Local families Anna Fox and two children from Dilltown visited friends here Friday. Ladies Aid met at Mrs Elmer Empfield’s in Belsano Thursday. James Whitesell’s wife visited near Penn Run. Milas Elia Cresswell hosted Robert Cresswell of Johnstown for the week. Thelma Boring shopped in Johnstown Thursday. Henry Forrest of Gloucester City, N J, claims a synthetic wool and Mohair making method from cheap cotton linters.

Epworth League Blair Empfield Alex Bennett Indiana Win Bennett Johnstown Milas Elia Cresswell Thelma Boring

Evangelist Roberts to Lead May 17 Services in Uniontown

Uniontown hosts evangelist Roberts of Nashville Tennessee at the Church of Christ starting Sunday May 17. Local residents include Mrs Miriam Henry of Rural Valley and families from Buffalo Nes Commodore Latrobe and Westmont attending visits and gatherings in town over the weekend and during the week.

Uniontown Roberts Nashville Yen Church of Christ Miriam Henry Rural Valley Ford Henry Joseph Spencer Buffalo Spencer Mra Nora Stiffler Evelyn Berringer Rudd Buterbaugh Commodore B. N. Berringer Wallie Goble Cookport Percy Roberts Pine Flats Roy ‘Braughter Verna Emeigh James Langham Ivan Beringer Lovejoy Don Langham Akron Clark Beringer Cockport Gilbert Abbins Betty Coble Misa Odessa Coble Westmont Johnstown Misa Missionary Society of the Pine Grove

Armagh Presbyterian Ladies Aid Hostess Event

East Wheatfield report notes Mrs. Harry Fox will host Bluncheon for the Missionary and Ladies Aid Society of Armagh Presbyterian on Tuesday. Mothers Day observed at Cramer M church and Armagh M church. guests at Findley home included daughters and families of Kenneth Mack, Ward Mack, Leon Rodger and Dillie Cunningham.

East Wheatfield Harry Fox Bluncheon Missionary and Ladies Aid Society Armagh Presbyterian Church Cramer M. 7 Armagh C. If. Findley Kenneth Mack Ward Mack Leon Rodgera Dillie Cunningham

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Sheriff's Sales Court House Eal Mac Howard Cramer P, Cramer Borough of Carrie A. Cramer Main Street Samuel Hutchison Harry Felton Kiskiminitas Coal Company J. W. Cramer Howard Cramer Harrison Cramer Emery Cramer June Cramer Clair Cramer John Cramer Sadie Cramer Violet Hudie Hudie Pearl Cramer Elmer E. Trimble Sthla G. Trimble Sylvester E. Walker Rhoda Walker Mortal Dlmore Trimble & Steltag Trim Sumptors Mortgagors Montgomery County H. Schreckengost Thomas Trim New Railway Company Township Road Wilgus Land Company Wilgus Land Co H. North New York Central Railway Company Thomas Trimble Wilgus Gypsy Coke Campas Amanda Hooverhurst and Southwestern Aie David Ake and James William Trimble David Ake Wilpus and Company Larry Waskinder Ake James D Ben Brickell William Trimble Sylvester K. Walker Folfigus Land Company Sytees Luther Yanen Hick Roy Brickell Charles Brickell Sylvaster K. Walker Federal Land Bank Federal Land Bank of Ball D. R H. OD. McLain Bertita McLain White County of In Diana Malinda A. McLainh C. McLain Pn Port Anna Mary Muller Blairsville Catholic St. Bernard Church Blairsville Albert G. Weaver Blairsvilie Bernon Berkey Carnahan Tillie McCree Geo. D., Wolfe Carl Mary Lou George, Jr J. B. Calhoun Mary Olive Macro C.D. Edwards Annie Sell Arthur ‘Weiss W. W. Couch Tillie McCrea Earl Calhoun Lester Altman Max Lang C. W. Kerr Closs Wilmer Miller Eleanor Carnahan Alder Peterman Dutch Run Strongstown Henry Forrest Gloucester City Streamline Philadelphia St. Mabon Bulling Groceries Meats Produce BON Ton Bell Teluphong Company OF Fenheylvania Pennsylvania ‘Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Oasualty Insurance Co Harrisburg M.C. Stewart R. D. NO Coats Sliven Mayfair Shoppe Philadelphia Str Indiana, PA Woodburn Granite Works South College Avenue Tndiana Penna
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