Blairsville property sale notice from Indiana Pa 1897
A sheriff sale notice details parcels in Blairsville Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania. The listings describe multiple lots including a 140 foot to Morewood Avenue plot with a dwelling, and additional properties on Market Street Brown Street and Spring Street. Purchasers must pay 10 percent and at least 100 dollars at sale with remaining balance due by the second Monday of June Court. The sheriff reserves remedies and cautions on resale if unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morewood Avenue
FP. Graff
Laura R. Graff
R. McClure
Margaret McClure
Recorder's Office
Indiana County
Mary L. Piper
Dbinksville Savings & Trust Co
Attmr
Tillie C. Dixon
Matilda C. Dixon
Blairsville Savings & Trust Co
M. IE. Brown
R. M. Wilson
H. H. Wilson
Blairsville
County of
Indiana
State of
Pennsylvania
Market Street
L. S. W. Ray
John W. Brown
James M. Brown
Michael
Brown
Thomas C. Brown
Mary M. Brown
Albert D. Brown
Michael J, Brown
Michael B. Brown
County of Indians
Brown Street
Iron Alley
Michael E. Brown
George W. Davis
Jane Davis
James C. Davis
Elizabeth Davis
Spring Street
Thos. C. Brown
M. #. Brown
T. C. Brown
Susan Mirhouser
Louise Milhouser
Fannie M. Noble
Michael &. Brown
Blairaville
Campbell Street
Springtreet
Borse
M. E., Brown
Nancy J. Skinner
Gosta
Harry
Kooshr
Sheriff Sheriff’s Office
Estate of Whaitiam Bush to Sell 71 Acre Property
Emery L. Bush as Executor filed in Orphans' Court a petition to sell 71 acres and 30 perches in North Mahoning and West Townships for 2600 to Arthur M. James Mahoning to pay the decedent's debts. If no objections are filed, the court may act on June 7, 1937 at 10:00 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery L. Bush
Clerk of the
Orphans’ Court
North Mahoning
West Townships
Arthur M. James Mahoning
Local social notes from Washington Township and area
Washington Township residents, including Mr and Mrs John Clowes and Merle Spence family, hosted or visited relatives in Mamont, Pittsburgh, Vandergrift, Indiana, and Five Pointe. Memorial Day services planned at Harmony Lutheran church with Rev Stouber and Rev Samuel Shane addressing attendees. Soldiers’ graves to be decorated in area cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Twp
John Clowes
Merle Spence
Mamont
George Spicher
Pittsburgh
John Frye
William McCausland
Sagamore
Josiah Fisher
David Wagner
Archie Brown
Charles
Christopher Dunmore
Five Pointe
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
Jesse Crooks
J. E. Blystone
Annie Boyer
Bryan Orr
J. A. Park
Harold Frick and Son
Vandercrift
Alvin Rearick
Indiana
Willard Frick
Vandergrift
J. N. Frick
David Wagener
Hila Fleming
Ethel
Brice Peterman
Amanda Rankin
Harmony Lutheran Church
Stouber
Samuel Shane
Plumcreek United Presbyterian Church
Local Families Attend Funeral and Visit Grounds
Dixonville Rob ert Jacoby and mother Mrs Maloney and Mrs Sterner attended the funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Kerr at Arcadia on Monday. Mrs Goldie Bennett and three children of Smithport visited her parents here over the week end. Mrs Metro Coleta of this place died in the Indiana hospital Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Quay Cassidy and daughter Betty visited Mrs Cassidy s father Aaron Hawk at Locust Lane on Sunday. J B Lewis of Indiana was transacting business here on Monday. Mr and Mrs Jethro Jacoby and daughter Sally Ann visited relatives at Rossiter on Sunday. Mr and Mrs R H Cribbs and children of Indiana R D were callers in town Saturday evening. The Barkley family moved from this place to Wandin on Monday. Mr and Mrs John Spinner Mr and Mrs John Liptak and Charles Liptak Jr attended the funeral of a relative at Brockway on Monday. Mr and Mrs B Tate and children visited his brother Eugene at Pine Flats on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Robert Jacoby
Maloney
Sterner
Elizabeth Kerr
Arcadia
Goldie ‘Bennett
Smithport
Metro Coleta
Indiana Hospital
Quay Cassidy
Betty
Brockway
B. Tate
Eugene
Pine Flats
Trouble's Poppin In A Freezing Gale
An elderly linesman recalls sleet and wind as the telecommunication grid stays powered. He notes pension security and the grit of keeping phones working while the gang passes by, reflecting on a life spent stringing wire under harsh weather.
Local Social Notes from Blacklick and Nearby Towns
Lizzie Ewing and daughter Margaret Cole of Wilkinsburg visited sister Annie Bell and then Ham mond in Bolivar last week. Jean Douglass visited cousin Barbara Lehman in Saltsburg. C Smith and son Dick with Martha Fulton attended a quilting party near Homer City. Fulton to stay. J R Geary and J C Nippes joined a State Teachers College class reunion. Billy Freed visits grandparents M O Smith in Blairsville. Rev William Nicholson and wife with son Albert Nicholson shopped in Pittsburgh after days with relatives. Harriet Alexander and Laura Sluckenberg of Homer City visited Helen Hayes. Louise Cravetta home from Johnstown. William and Mrs. McMillen of Uniontown spent Saturday night here. Curly Miller and Lewistown visitors called on William Swan over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie Ewing
Margaret Cole
Wilkinsburg
Ewing
Annie Bell
Mrs. Hammond
Bolivar
Jean Douglass
Barbara Lehman
Saltsburg
C. Smith
Martha Fulton
A. I. Miller
Homer City
Fulton
J. R. Geary
J. C. Nippes
State Teachers College
Billy Freed
M.O. Smith
Blairaville
William Nicholson
Albert Nicholson
Murraysville
Pittsburgh
Harriet Alexander
Laura Sluckenberg
Helen Hayes
Louise Cravetta
Johnstown
Harold and Michael Discuss What Captures Interest
Harold asks about the most interesting thing in the world near a beautiful girl. Michael replies that when beside a beautiful girl he ignores statistics and is not focused on numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Michael
Social visits and Sunday callers in Vandergrift region
A flurry of social visits spans Rose Valley Vandergrift and nearby areas with Mr. and Mrs F W Stepp hosting and visiting relatives including H E Weigand Paul Brown Betty Edwards and numerous Jamisons Rupert George and Schrecongost families. Attendees travel from Elderton Vandergrift Plumville Avondale and North Apollo to share meals and Sunday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambersville
G. R. Jamison
Plumville
F. W. Stepp
A. M. Jamison
F. A. Coleman
Genevieve
Margaret
Misa Callie Allshouse
Vandergrift
Anna C. Smith
Barrett Family and Kin in Local Visits and Travels
Nesbitt family including A Nesbitt wife and daughter Francis spent a few days with the Barretts while en route to Chicago. Mrs Gallagher business caller in Indiana last Friday. H Barretts attended Plumville baccalaureate services. B C Skinner and wife from DuBois visited their country home here. Isabel Barrett returned from Indiana after a year at the State Teachers College. Richard Barhart and his wife and son John called on Dayton Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Nesbitt
Francis
A. M. ‘Barrett
Chicago
B. BE. Gallagher
Indiana
Cc. H. Barrett
Plumville
B.C. Skinner
DuBois
Isabel Barrett
State Teachers College
Richard Barhart
John
Dayton
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Sugar Run
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Thelma
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Ruth Lawton
Troyd Orr
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J. C. Schrecongoat
Strautiff
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Bobby
Myrtle
Wendell
Violet Rupert
Alma Wood
Anna Louise Fyock
J. C. Schrecongost
Maxine
E. D. Schrecongost
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J. Vf. Sheasley
Mt. Union
J. H. Christy
Gon
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