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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1936
Page
6
The Register of Wills in Indiana County provides notice that several accounts of administrators executors guardians and trustees for the June Term 1996 have been examined and passed. The Orphans Court will review them for confirmation and allowance within ten days unless exceptions are filed.
L. M. Peeler, auditor, appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana county, will attend at Miller and Gessier office in Blairsville on Tuesday June 2, 1936 at 10:00 A.M. to settle and distribute funds in the estate of A. P. Baker, deceased, and involve the Blairsville Savings & Prust Co as executors. Interested parties may attend. May 6, 1936.
Notices state that First and Final Accounts of guardianship cases for Franklin JN Getty T C Denning and Bertha C Bell are filed in Indiana County Prothonotary’s Office and set for court on June 1 1930 with ten day objections. Also George William Musler, a law student, will apply for admission to the Bar of the Supreme Court and Indiana County courts, with exam dates in July 1936 in Philadelphia.
Letters of administration granted for the estate of Gerson L Haer of Rayhe township. Creditors must present authenticated claims and debtors should pay promptly. Administrator Fred G Haer Marlon Center Pa issues notice dated April 22 1836.
Dr L H Beeler of Grove City College spoke at the High school commencement in the town auditorium. Include many local residents and visiting relatives with church events and memorial sermons by Rev Raymond L Archer. A student Mir Marian Walker is in the graduating class.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Saxton visited Johnstown with Ben Saxton relatives. Louise Lear stopped in Johnstown. Mrs. Mary Frain visited daughter Mrs. McQueeney in Heilwood. Edwin Crolls spent the weekend with Johns town kin. D. Brendlinger of Penn Run visited Annie Fisher. Kenneth Schrum of Johnstown visited C. L. Schrum family. Archie Bowser of Pitcairn spent Sunday with family. Mrs. Morris Walbeck and Alma Gae visited Wehnstown. Harry Steffey family moved into Rebecca Fisher’s Chestnut street house. J S McClure improving his home with a new front porch. Curtis Shomo graduates from Indiana State Teachers College. Isabel and Kathleen Shomo attended Indiana commencement. He was elected Bolivar high school teacher for next term. Dewitt Cunningham of Swissvale visited Curtis Shomo’s home. Mrs. Garfield Cline a patient in Memorial hospital Johnstown.
South Bend notes show the W. F. C. club meeting at Mrs. Blanch Bentzler's home on Wednesday. Relatives visited Apollo, Plumcreek, and New Kensington ties include the Silvis and Ramer families, and various local residents attended travels, shoppers, and graduations. Cleanup day observed at South Bend cemetery.
Mis Jean Clark of Penn and Mise Pauline Schall from Indiana spent weekends here. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Johnson of Indiana visited. Delbert Alers stayed at the Askey home at Currys Run. L E F Marshall and son of Leechburg dined with G W Elgin. John Wiggins and family of Indiana were here Monday. WN Beers of Blairsville called Sunday. H E McCollaugh of Vandergrift visited Sunday. High school closed with a picnic at Campbells Mills. Mrs J S Swank, Mrs T A Smith, and Mrs G V Elgin called in Kittanning. Commencement exercises held in the high school. Blair Kaufman and sister from Vandergrift stayed at J S Swank’s Sunday. Homes receive new coats of paint. Lawrence Silvis dined in Indiana. An all-day quilting at Margaret Gibson’s last Wednesday.
Services at the Crooked Creek church next Sunday at 9 45 with Sunday school at 10 45. Local families visited relatives and friends, including the Kirk, Brady, and Over households, plus attendance at a high school picnic and social calls around Indiana and Atwood.
Dixonville residents report Sunday and Monday visits among Sterner, Maloney, James, Patterson, Tate, Napp, Maurey, and Frantz families. Mrs Snyder visits Sagamore. Jamey Patterson returns from New Jersey. WIllard Lemon moves to Deckers Point. Justin Wheeler returns from Smithport. Mary Louise Frantz visits Brookville grandparents. Steele Tate visits Pine Flats grandparents.
A brief note states that readers can receive The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for $5.60, outlining a subscription offer and pricing details.
Cherryhill residents and guests from Indiana and nearby towns spent the weekend with neighbors and relatives. Attendees included Harman family, Bennett family, Kinney Stephens, Roger’s sons, Edwards family, Overman and Engle sisters, and many others also at the memorial service of the Odd Fellows in Rossiter Presbyterian church.
Mr and Mrs Bailey and children and Miss Ida Gibson of Freeport visited with Mr and Mrs 8 R Hine on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Donald Ewing called at Walter Ewings Saturday evening. Foster Smock visited F H Baker Wednesday. Mrs Virtue Townsend of Avonmore stayed with Mrs R Hine Tuesday. Annabel Ewing spent Thursday evening with Mrs Wilde Howard. Walter Ewing was a business caller in Indiana Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing and family joined dinner at J S Ewings and I A Lambings homes.
STRONGSTOWN Mr and Mrs Warry Graham and sons Robert and tarry Jr were Sunday guests in the Wm Bennett home Anson Swan of Clearfield was in town on business Mr and Mrs Arthur Gibson of Culver visited the W F Jackson home Smith Bennett bought a new car The Young family of Penn Run visited Mrs Elizabeth Troxell and Melvin McKnight spent Friday with Mrs Vinton Garrett The two daily newspapers in the United States that do publish comic strips are the New York Times and the Boston Globe.
Sunday school at Sheloc ta set for May 31 at 9 45 A M with preaching at 8 00 P M. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs T M Carnahan and family and many neighbors from Dutch Run Apollo McIntyre and Clarksburg. W C T A meets at Mrs Harry Kimmel’s Thursday afternoon.
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