Sabbath Visitors and Local People Gather in Area Homes
A string of Sabbath visitors and local residents are noted in the region. Names include Mrs. Harolid Borland of Whitasin, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mtrick of Van dergrift, Mr. and Mrs. Meade Lowman and Stanilly of Homer City, and others visiting homes in Carrie Birick, J. A. Fryer, and J. G. Moorhead households. Distinctly, fishermen at Clarion and guests in Saltsburg and Verona are mentioned along with several Sunday and Friday evening calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harolid Borland
Whitasin
J. A. Fryer
Clair Marshall
Indiana
CG. G. Walker
Harry Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Jacksonville
Harry Coleman
Jean
James Keeley
Saltsburg
Samuel Kier
Willam
Charles
Verona
Local Social Notes From 800th Bend And Nearby
George Spann and family of Apollo visited Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. N. A. Davis. The Harringtons of Westmoreland County bought the Knepshield and Henry farm. The Weimhsel family moved to the Wright Weaver farm. E. O. Callender of New Kensington visited Virgie Alshouse. Will Ruffner spent the weekend with daughters in Vandergrift and Pittsburgh. Ira Davis and Mrs. Mel Silvis shopped in Avonmore. Martha Townsend was among the sick. H. H. Hanna visited Brackenridge with his brother C. O. Wherry. Mrs. Wendell Devers stayed a few days at Kittanning. Virgie Alshouse returned home after a week in New Kensington with Mrs. Yoder and three daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Kunkle of Indiana visited Aunt Mrs. Clara Townsend. Henry Townsend and family visited Mrs. Townsend’s mother Mrs. Campbell. Russel Lang and family were called to Pittsburgh for the death of Lang’s grandmother. Relatives attended the funeral of Mrs. William Harbington in Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Spann
Apollo
N. A. Davis
Harrington
Westmoreland County
Knepshield
Henry
Weimhsel
Wright Weaver
E. 0. Callender
New Kensington
Virgie AlShoune
Will Ruffner
Walter O’hara
Vandergrift
Joe Halliday
Pittsburgh
Ira Davis
Mel Silvis
Avonmore
Jim Ruffner
Howard Kimmel
Idaho
Martha Townsend
H. H. Hanna
Brackenridge
C. O. Wherry
Wendell Devers
Kittanning
Virgie Alshouse
Yoder
Clay Kunkle
Indiana
Clara Townsend
Henry Townsend
Josiah Fisher
J. E. Blystone
Dale Rearigh
Near Creekside
Elizabeth Harman
Punxsutawney
Charles Harman
Byron Frick
Salem Frick
Near Atwood
Milo Miller, Jr
Helen
Walter Harman
Elmer Orr
Sykesville
Avery Jewart
Willet
J. E. Orr
Carl Miller
Raymond
Elizabeth
John J. Henderson
James Henderson
Five Points
Willet Grange
Glenn
Wil Burns
Dayton
Earl Blystone
Betty Alin
James Blyrone
Earl and Elder
J. J. Tlystone
Homer McCausland
Sun
William Gress
Social Roundup From Plum Creek Vicinity News
Mrs Caroline Reefer visited near Green Oak last week. W G Blealney family spent Sunday at Harry Baker’s near Whitesburg. Viola Ramer visited A M Altman at Hider ton. Dean and Jean Miller visited Clair Miller family at Shelona. Mrs Homer Fleming from Erie staying due to Henry Ramer’s illness. George Keeler family confined with mumps. W C Bleakney family shopped at Indiana. Charley Frailey works on J P Kimmel farm. Bertha Frailey and friend visited Mrs Jimma Wralley. J F Kimmell at Indiana Saturday. Lost gray cat with initials in State Columbia ad. Reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Caroline Reefer
Green Oak
W. G. Blealney
Harry Baker
Whitesburg
Viola Ramer
A. M. Altman
Hiderton
Dean
Jean Miller
Clair Miller
Shelona
Homer Fleming
Erie
Henry Ramer
George Keeler
W. C. Bleakney
Ethel
Frances
Ralph Ramer
Florence
Indiana
Charley Frailey
J.P. Kimmel
Bertha Frailey
Tindlang
Jimma Wralley
J. F. Kimmell
Telephone Service Better Than Ever in 1933
The American Telephone and Telegraph Company reports improved service in 1933 despite four years of depression. Walter S. Gifford cites fewer operator mistakes since 1929, 99 percent error-free calls, higher local call success on first attempt, and record low connection times for long distance and inter city calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Telephone and ‘Telegraph Company
Hell System
Walter S. Gifford
A. T. and T
Indiana visitors and local social notices from Washington Township
Mrs Ella Fleming and daughter Ethel attended Thomas Fleming's funeral and visited relatives in Indiana with Mr and Mrs Allen McFarland. Numerous local names appear in social calls and visits across Washington Township and nearby areas including Harman Blystone Frick and Blystone families. A quote closes the page noting a literacy test remark about ease for rich men to enter society versus immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Ella Fleming
Ethel
Thomas Fleming
Allen McFarland
Indiana
Roy Bigstone
O. J. Fleming
Irwin
Hia Fleming
A Good Newspaper Offer From The Progress and Post Gazette
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R C residents of Indiana county at $6.50 per year. Out-of-county residents are offered $6.00 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. C
Indiana County
Lesson on the Olivet discourse wedding readiness
The May 20 lesson outlines Matthew 25 and Revelation 11:16, stressing the two future events: Jerusalem's destruction and Christ's second coming. It centers on the parable of the ten virgins, contrasts foolish and wise virgins, and emphasizes watchfulness, genuine faith, and personal union with Jesus for entrance to the heavenly banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Nevil
Christ
Jesus Christ
Bible Reading Nurtures Spiritual Life and Knowledge
Bible reading is indispensable to the nurture and cultivation of the spiritual life. Bible knowledge furnishes sound wit food for the noblest meditation.
Living City of Faith Redeemer Keeps Memory Alive
A devotional reflection stating the living Christ in a holy city reveals that the departed remain present in memory. The piece blesses the Redeemer for guiding souls, bridging the living and the dead through faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Just Moral Nature and Human Nature Questioned
The speaker argues that morality stems from human nature and questions social evils. They critique the idea that generosity or goodness comes from outside human nature and warn that greed and corruption originate from within.
Sheriff’s Sales Notice From Indiana County Court
Writs of Fi Fa Wend Bx and Lev Fa issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County will be exposed to public vendue at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania on a date to be announced for the sale of property under legal process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Common Pleas
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Reconstruction of a large coal land sale auction notice
A court sheriff sale of Pratt Coal Company and others coal lands in Banks and Cone maugh townships Indiana County Pa describes multiple tracts, boundaries and reserva tions, including two coal rights, related heirs and prior deed references, with sale details and payment terms. Also lists other parcels and parties including Blairsville and Dixonville properties and sale procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Coal CO. A Corp
Banks
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
St Stone
J. L. Hannah
Hardy Neil
Clark McKee
Earl Ruth
Henry Hair
Leonard Bair
George Pearce
H. McCullough
McCullough
Clark
R. M. McKee
H. G. Bowers
W. A. Bowers
Recorder
Indiana County
Geo. Pearce
Joseph EH. McKee
Robert M. McKee
Bessie McKee
James A. McKee
Sarah HE. McKee
John W. McKee
Dora McKee
Martha Delancey
John Delancey
Pratt Coal Company
Punx- Sutawney
Township of
County
Andrew Pearce
Ross
Mokee
McKee
A. McCullough
Andraw Pearce
Avery
William Weaver
Lewis Dibell
Politp Smith
Recorder's
Banka Township
Pennsylania
Bowery
EH. McCullough
McCulough
HH. McCullough
Pratt Coal’ Company
Clarence Pearce
Myrna Elia Pearce
Banks Township
Harry Loeb
Steck Heirs
Steck Hels
Pratt Coal Company B& Corporation
A. G. Winslow
Farmera & Miners Trust Co
Punx’y
Geo, Sobnowski
Conemaugh
Jamea BE
Waddle
Drummond and
Sare Jane Duke
Walnut
Kiskiminstas Coal Company
Kiskimbetas Coal Company
McAbee Powder Company
J. W. Shawfield
Perotonte
Elizabeth Johns
Michael
Jonny Slimen Hanna
Dart Market Street
Third Ward
Borough of
Blairsville
Hast Market Street
Jo W. Henderson
Seph Maccola
Tron
Dizabeth Johns
Margaret A. Hammill
the Recorder of Deeds of
Blairsville Savings & Trust Co
Me & G
James Whakland
Sidney Lie Whakland
Whakland
Cora Weakland
Green Township
Tindiana County
Albert Pittman
Clarissa Henry
Meade Douglass
J. ©. Leasure
Harvey Swanks
Harvey Buterbaugh
Leg
Olive BH
Kidd
Roy Kidd
Olive E. Kidd
Montgomery
M. C. Watson
A. F. Barber
John. B. Gardner
Peter Sawyer
Inatena County
Dixon Run
Poe
Dixon
Said Street
Thig Lot
Jacob Cribbs
Henry Bence
Bion
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Regis J. Canevin
Church of the Sacred Heart
Dixonville
Clark Sterner
Bodiang County
Stphen Bareinko
Notice of Bar Examination Application in 1934
On or before May 4 the undersigned applied to the State Board of Law Examiners in Philadelphia to be examined in July 1934 at Pittsburgh for admission to the Supreme Court and other bars. ARRAY W. CRUM of Waynesville Pa student of GWU Law School, in the office of Peeler & Pull, May, Talani, May 2, 108f-dtp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugene Wilson, Sherif
Sheriff's Office
Indiana
State Board of Law
Txandners
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Supreme ‘Court
Gomer
Lene
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
Array W. Crum
Waitsville
GW. U. Lay School
Peole
Also Mentioned on This Page
Russel Lang
Mr. Lang
William (King) Harbingon
Columbia
D. C
George Harman
Glenn Jewart
Scootesson
P. Bitawaten
D. Dy
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Weaters Newspaper Union
Jesus
Sheriff's Sales
Sha
Erature Ghelades
Boo
Sikin
Fife
Ance
Inga Opa
Deca
Neni
Bosophia Wissinger
Dool
George Sosnowski
Ae Wissinger
Rte” Wiseltiger
Indalana
Sosnowski
Pirate Dee
Hocco “Mancini
Paolina Arcore
Adeline Soler
Sult
Jas. N. Ball
Martha B. Ball
Allas
Pierce
Fisher & Ruddock
Mary E .Gardner
Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
Fee & Tomb
Mike Matthews
Coral
Center Township
First Avenue
Pine Street
Tyler Alley
Abraham Cour
Recorder's Office
Hazel _ Wallace
Baogred
Hpart Church
H. C. Boyle
Green
Lola
Lot
COST
Dendru
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