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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1936
Page
8
Public sale to dispose of the Potter Coal and Coke Company mining and coke plant assets including all real estate in Center Burrell and Blacklick townships Indiana County Pennsylvania plus extensive coal and mining rights. Fifteenteen plus tracts with detailed acreage and reservations to minerals and surface rights. Sale set for June 29 2046 at 10 AM with adjournment possible.
Potter Coal and Coke Company assets including coal rights and parcels near Center Township Indiana County go to sale under a court decree. Barclay Westmoreland Trust Company as receiver offers 10 percent down, rest cash on confirmation. taxes and prior liens noted. viewing available with receiver in Greensburg.
By order of the Orphans court of Indiana County a public sale will be held on Wednesday June 3 1936 at 1 30 PM on the premises in Young Township Indiana County Pa. The tract measures about 128 acres with two frame houses a barn and outbuildings and coal bank bounded by the lands of Mrs Serena Armstrong Thomas Campbell now A A George William McCombs heirs and Samuel Eine and by A and W B Crawford. It was vested in Alfred Anderson by deed dated April 9 1907 recorded in Deed Book 102 page ?. The price bid is one hundred dollars with the balance after reaffirmation of sale and mortgage to the Federal Land Bank of Bullmore in the amount of 1020 44. Conducted by IL C Anderson administrator of the estate by order of the Court. May 18 1930.
A filing announces the incorporation of Lolado Chain and Milling Company of Pennsylvania, Inc. to be filed May 8 or 9 1080 in Harrisburg to form a business corporation under the Business Corporation Law of Pennsylvania. The aims include operating offices and warehouses for food grain dairy and merchandize, purchasing manufacturing storing and selling goods and related rights and privileges, and engaging in any lawful acts to further these purposes. The notice names Department of State, Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, and outlines rights, property, and partnership possibilities.
The undersigned will receive seal Wits for the property formerly occupied by Berdtind Chereh as evidence theyed faith. Wits to be sought to A Ralph Muorthead, Reeretney Pedhant Mi. On ie befor dine art Qu O'rlock Hoon. The right is receiver Utils, Doe rei wy. May 15.
The Department of Agriculture advertises tests using the combs of living roosters to study ergot a hemorrhage reducer with no injury to the birds.
In Clarksburg, Mrs Clifford Cunningham of Harrisburg helped her mother Mrs Carrie Blrick clean house. The Pounds family moved into the J A Compton house once occupied by A R Jewell. Union memorial services will be held at Conemaugh Church. Sabbath school is set for 9 45 a m. Visitors included Mr and Mrs W R King of Indiana and Mr and Mrs W L Clawson and Grace of Blairsville. Several residents were reported ill or visiting relatives in New Kensington Pittsburgh and Indiana.
Clarence Little of Dixonville visited his mother Mrs W R Witte on Sunday Walter Little of Belsano spent Monday at home B B Moore was first year caller in Hamilton Monday Frank Potts and family visited Mr and Mrs Paul Work of McIntyre Sunday Effie Rice shopped in Punxsutawney Saturday Trains Work moving from the Chas Shank house to the G A Oberlin house on Main Street Mr and Mrs Wa O Har a of Indiana visited friends here on Sunday Faye McAdoo and brother Rabin of Deckers Point visited ma lister Mrs Blair Lewis Monday Morris Homan was a business caller here Monday Mr and Mrs Lawrence Clawson of Indiana visited the station s parents Mrs M Wadson on Monday Frank Potts and family shopped in Indiana Monday Mrs David Rittenhouse spent the week in Indiana
A historical comparison shows the average Plarvard student now pays about 5000 for a degree while 125 years ago the cost was under 3000. The item contrasts rising higher education expenses over time with a specific price anchor.
The Curry Run area reports the Ladies Missionary Society meeting at Mrs Elzada Walkers Elderton parsonage with many members and visitors, birthday celebrations for May born members, a Christian Endeavor special at the McCurdys, four new members received at communion, upcoming 2:30 Sunday service by a Pittsburgh visiting minister, and local social notes including marriages and greetings. It notes community visits, employment changes, and a light remark on folk cooking.
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