Sheriff’s Sale Notice in Indiana County Court
By virtue of a writ of fi fa Wend Dif or Levy Fa directed by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a sale will be held at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania to public vendue or outcry.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1934
Page
8
By virtue of a writ of fi fa Wend Dif or Levy Fa directed by the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a sale will be held at the Court House Indiana Pennsylvania to public vendue or outcry.
A wide mounted real estate sale advertises multiple properties in Indiana County Pennsylvania. It lists parcels in Indiana Borough and Blakeville Homer City and Blairsville with details of boundaries, improvements, and prior owners. The notice outlines payment terms 10 percent down and full balance by a June court date and warns of resales and legal remedies.
Mrs Theresa Ballas and Alois Ballas visited Barnesboro on Monday. Harry Austed of Barnesboro did town business. James Houck of Revilo visited friends. Dennis Murphy, Barnesboro postmaster, was recently in town. Mrs John Williams and son George with sister Martha Martin shopped in Indiana. Herman George of Indiana called. Mrs Joseph Leone and sons Joseph and Edwin visited Hellwood with her parents. Frank Dumm of Nicktown called in. Pansy Davis spent time with Mrs Gomer Smith. Margaret Joiner owns a new Pontiac coupe. Mr and Mrs Joe Mooney were Ebensburg callers. Mrs BE Davis visiting Ebensburg relatives. Della Rivetti returned home from Ebensburg. Dave Martin, Frank Brilliant, and John Stokes made a business trip to Indiana. Mrs Allen Martin of Clymer was in town Saturday. Mr and Mrs Charles Pickup and sons of Clymer visited relatives Sunday. Annie Bugay of Pittsburgh visiting her parents Joe and Mrs Bugay.
Mrs. Coleman and children visited the Stahlmans while others called on friends in Creekside and Johnstown. The Tocci family bought a new car and many area residents were in Punxsutawney, Indiana, or had family milestones. A memorial service is set for Elders Ridge with Rev. McNary speaking. The dry wave of 1932 and 1943 lingers as bootlegging persists.
Indiana County farmers ask D R Tomb about Baltimore Bank for Co operatives and Federal Land Bank loans. The bank offers long term and short term loans to farmer co operatives for facilities and seasonal costs. Four corn variety demonstrations are planned at local farms with seed provided for comparison and fertilizer trials. Next fall dozen five areas of each variety will be harvested and maturity noted. A 4 H Lamb Club show and auction is planned at Pittsburgh Joint Stock Yards with $175 in prizes for lambs. A Plumville meeting also discussed a popcorn club with Queen’s Golden variety and marketing plans to candy firms.
Frank Buterbaugh Edward Frank of Cherry Tree and Nioma Buterbaugh of Purchase Line wed on May by Rev J P Tampt. The groom is a coal miner, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Frank. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Buterbaugh.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at 5.60 dollars per year and 6.00 dollars for out-of-county residents. Membership in British trade unions fell sharply in four years from 8,306,000 to 4,400,000.
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