Administrator's Sale of Real Estate in Homer City Indiana Co
The administrator of the estates of Mrs. K. Barkey and Pearl Barkey offers at public sale the lot described as part of lot No. 27 in Homer City PA. The parcel fronts Elm Street and a fourteen foot alley, with specific boundary lines given, and was conveyed to Pearl Barkey and Mrs. O. J. Barkey by deed dated Sept 6 1885. a $100 bid price is required to knock down the property with balance due on confirmation and deed delivery. The sale is conducted by Blair A. Newson, administrator, per court order, with clerk and auctioneer named. May 8 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. HM. Barkey
Pearlkey
Omer ‘City
Moragh
Indiana
County
Toul Estate
Homer City
Corkins
State of
Pennsylvania
Nancy Jr. Ogden
Elm Street
Anid Film
Pearl Barkey
Barkey
Kunkle
Margaret Kunkle
Indiana County
Blair A. Newson
Homerity
W. RR. Caliloun
Rh. W. George
Orphans Court Sale of Indiana Estate Planned
Daniel M. Barglay, administrator of the Indiana County estate, seeks private sale of real property at 227 South Eleventh Street Indiana PA to Jon W. Warner for 2100 dollars, with a June 8 1985 court date set for decree. Property bounds are described as on Eleventh Street and an adjacent alley, sale to settle decedent debts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans’ Court of
Indiana County
Jon W. Warner
Sille
South Eleventh Street
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Third Street
Eleventh Street
Eimma Sweeney
Mird Street
Daniel M. Barglay
Administrator's Notice for Miss Perl Burkey Estate
Letters of Administration granted for the estate of Miss Perl Burkey of Homer City Borough Pa. Administrator Buair A Nelson requests claims against the estate be presented duly proven and debts settled with prompt payment by interested parties. May 8 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C. Chapman
E. J. Barkey
Hotel City Borough
Blair A. Nelson
Homer City
Tt.d.1
May
Barkey Estate Receives Legal Notice for Settlement
Attorney C Chapman for Mrs E J Barkey seeks authentication for settlement while Blair A Nelson of Homer City Pa Administrator May 1935 6te faces related proceedings in the issue.
Executrix Notice of Estate for Mary Osborne Wilson
Janes W. Mack and James W. Mack Jr attorneys publish letters testamentary on the Mary Osborne Wilson estate. Those with claims must file duly authenticated for settlement. Those who know themselves to be BYSNER PRANKENBURG executrix in New Wilmington, California, May 8, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janes W. Mack
James W. Mack, Jr
Mary Osborne Wilson
Tndlann
Bysner Prankenburg
New Wilmington
Mxecutrix
Tre
Notice of First and Final Account in Indiana County
Notice is hereby given that the First and Final Account of Mie Savings and Trust Company of Fucidna Pennsylvania, committee of the estate of the late Max Wibite, has been filed in the Prothonotary's Office of Indiana County for continuation. The court will hear on Monday, June 1085 for continuation and exceptions must be filed within ten days. the estate may be condemned if not. All interested parties will take notice and govern themselves accordingly. W. VR LONG, Prothonotary, Prothonotary's Office, Indiana, May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aotlich
Mie Savings and Trust Company
Fucidna
Pennsylvania
Max Wibite
Oflee
Nding County
W. VR Long
Prothonotwry
Otee
Indiana
Weitte
Administr HATHIN'S NOTICE of John & Penrose estate
Notice from Susie Panklose administrator for the estate of John and Penrose late of West Wheatfield Township West Florence Pa. creditors to present claims authenticated for settlement and debtors to make payment promptly New Florence Pa May 1 108%
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim
BE. Merce
Hathin
John &. Penroge
West Wheatfeld Township
Susie Panklose
Administratiia
New Florence
Fite
Executor's Novice Files Testamentary in Indiana Va Estate
Wm EB Pierce, attorney, executor appointed for Anderson Byers of Rayne Township, deceased. Creditors must present claims with proof for settlement. Debtors must pay promptly. Indiana Va May 14 1985. Teacher Mary Elizabeth admonishes about gum, child refuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Pierce
Anderson Byers
Rayne Township
TOS Ua. Byp
Indiana
Ute
Brushvalley Seniors Attend Commencement and Banquet
HESHBON commencement services at Brushvalley Friday night drew a large crowd. Of 13 seniors many were present, including Ruth Mack and Helen Clawson. The group traveled to Ebensburg Friday and Ruth Mack with John Auld visited Grace Wagner Monday. Seniors hosted juniors at College Inn Indiana on May 2 for a banquet, and May 27 plans a picnic at Camp Valley Mill. Irene Clawson, employed in Washington DC, returned home for commencement. her sister Helen Clawson is Brushvalley High School alumna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heshbon
Brushvalley
Heahbon
Ruth Mack
Helen Clawson
Mary Indley
Kay McLaughlin
Wayne Campbell
Francis Patterson
Everett ‘Wagener
Harry Deem
Ebensburg
John Auld
Grace Wagner
Brushvalley High School
College Inn
Indiana
Campvella Milla
Irene Clawson
Washington, D. C
Helen i Clawson
Brushyalley High School
Local Visits and Weekend Calls Across Chambersville
Joseph and James Walter of Mercer visited Charles Bradys on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jay McQuilkin were Saturday callers in Indiana. Joseph Schwab of Tidioute visited his in laws Watt and Mrs Kinter over the weekend. Carl Miller and children of Vandergrift called on their parents Sunday evening. Paul Brady of Barr called on his parents Sunday evening. Howard and Leroy Wells of Vandergrift called on their grandmother Sunday evening. Gene Over of Barr visits his grandparents Mr and Mrs Charles Brady. Dr Kinter's family from Indiana visited last Thursday. Dr Mahan's family from Pittsburgh spent the weekend at their summer home here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph and
James Walter
Mercer
Charles Brady
Jay McQuilkin
Indiana
Joseph Schwab
Tidioute
Watt Kinter
Carl Miller
Vandergrift
Paul Brady
Barr
Howard and
Leroy Wells
Wells
Gene Over
Dr. Kinter
Dr. Mahan
Pittsburgh
Washington Twp
Harry Sink
J. H. Blystone
Harry Boyer
Josiah Fisher
Bryan Orr
A. C. Marshall
James Blystone
Grant Harkleread
Numine
M. J. Boyer
Elders Ridge Class Day and Local Socials Report
Marie Wilson and mother spent Saturday with Mrs W J Craig while local youths attended class day exercises at Elders Ridge on Friday. Senior class presented a program. Mrs Lester Rupert shopped in Indiana. Mr and Mrs W A Buyers attended Elders Ridge baccalaureate. Horace Fox and Raymond Smith visited Indiana. Clarence Penrose works on the W A Buyers farm. Mrs Harry Millen shopped in Indiana last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Wilson
W. J. Craig
Elders Ridge
Lester Rupert
Indiana
W. A. Buyers
Horace Fox
Raymond Smith
Clarence ‘Penrose
Harry ‘Millen
O L I V E T MARY ALICE S TONSILS REMOVED
Mary Alice Olivet, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Boden, had her tonsils removed at an Indiana hospital on Wednesday. Various local visits occur with the Bair and Ewling families, McConnell callers in Kittanning, and birthday celebrations near Maysville. A remark on hard luck and drinking ends the item.
Indiana County Offers for Newspaper Subscriptions
Offers list multiple publications including Indiana Progress Country Home Breeder's Gazette American Fruit Grower Pennsylvania Farmer Poultry Tribune Woman's World McCall's Pathfinder and Shadoplay Household Magazine. Promoted as bundled one year prices with add on outside Indiana County orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Pennsylvania Farmer
Poultry Tribune
Woman's World
Indiana Progress and Country Home
McCall’s Magazine
Indiana Progress
Shadoplay
Household Magazine
Pathfinder
Notich
Indiana County
Indiana Progress Indiana, Penna
Estate of Alexander D. Wilson Administrat orship Notice
Jack and Jack attorneys for Alexander D. Wilson of Yorn township solicit all claimants to present their authenticated claims for settlement. Creditors are urged to come forward and settle debts promptly. Issued by Andiurd Wilson Administrator at Imperial Pennsylvania dated April 4, 1935.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack & Jack
Alexander’ D. Wilson
Yorn
Andiurd, Wilson
Testamentary notice for estate of A L Linderson Wikron
Executors invite all holders of claims against the estate to present them duly authenticated for settlement. Heirs and those claiming to be heirs are asked to come forward with prompt proofs. The notice is issued by Wilson, executor, at South Mountain Pu eo State Sanitorium, dated May 1, 1085-6te.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOR
Norice
AL Llenderson Wikron
Linkin Horoul
de Fateliud
Angraw
Wilson
South Mountain
Pu.eo
What Should We Do on Sunday What We Do When We Really Worship
A compact Sunday lesson outlines the Sabbath’s Edenic origin, its covenant sign with Israel, and the early Christian shift to the first day of the week. True worship is spiritual and universal, not location bound, with emphasis on joy, gratitude, Christ dwelling in believers, and living for his glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Sinai
God
Paul
Christ
Othes
Lord
Be Cheerful Says the Flowers to Jane and You
A poetic note urges cheerfulness as flowers in fields and gardens nod. It suggests showing brightness, dropping frowns, and lifting others’ spirits. smoking costs nothing but can brighten or depress moods. The verse blends garden imagery with a moral on mood and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Proverbs Advice Against Angry Friends
A brief biblical verse warns against forming friendships with an angry or furious man. It cautions that adopting his ways may trap the soul, urging discretion in choosing associates to avoid moral peril.
Junior Senior Banquet Menu Plans For School Mothers
A historical menu outline for a Junior-Senior Banquet discusses budget friendly planning, kitchen challenges, and delegated cooking tasks. It outlines a sample menu including cocktails, salads, entrees like Steak Baked in Mushroom Sauce, Baked Ham with Barbecue Sauce, desserts, and shared recipes for a 25 to 50 serving scale.
Neighborhood News From Washington Township Social Guests
Mrs. Harry Sink visited her parents on Monday while Indiana visitors arrived to see cousins and relatives, with numerous local family members hosting and visiting through the week. Several Blystone and Orr relatives gathered for birthdays and weekend calls, including a 71st birthday for Joseph Park and a large, host-filled gathering of Edwards, Fairman, Elkin Bothell, Park, Fisher, and others with refreshments.
Mrs Johnston Visits With Blystones on Monday
Society note records Mrs Mary Johnston visiting with Mr and Mrs J E Blystone on Monday as part of a local evening gathering. The brief item notes social activity among residents and neighbors within the community.
Local Social Roundup From Strongstown and Nearby
Strongstown residents discuss visits and calls in town this week. Mra Dosa Paul of BelSano called on friends. Mr and Mrs Lanthier of Rutland Mass visiting Sanford Marcus home. Ernest DeArmy returns home after hospitalization. James Robertson ill. Bus party attends Heilwood high school play. Gaylord Gressley of BelSano visits. Matilda Whitsell spends week at John Gregg home. P T H S banquet at Rustic Lodge Friday. Mr and Mrs Elon Ranke newlyweds visiting aunt Mrs Orner in Rochester NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Wm. Bennett
Wm. Davis
Indiana
Dosa Paul
Belsano
A. Lanthier
Rutland
Mase
Sanford Marcis
Ernest DeArmy
Indiana Hospital
James Robertson
Heilwood
Gaylord Gressley
Matilda Whitsell
John Gregg
Rustic Lodge
Elon Ranke
Rochester
Ranke
W. G. Orner
Sunday Visitors Gather at Local Homes Across Town
Mr and Mrs Alfred Overman and daughter from Johnstown spent Sunday at the John Overman home. Mrs Kirker and a friend from Indiana visited Heil wood for the week. Earl Garvin and children from Aultman called in the area. Homey Bennett of near Alverda visited Mrs Pmelgh. Mrs Wilson of Browntown stayed several days at F C Ganoe home. William Roberts and Shelton Bhultz attended the Odd Fellows convention at Cresson. Mr and Mrs Jobo Woods of Punxsutawney, Mr and Mrs O D As kin g and children of Slickyilie, H O Peterson and Miss Rosaje Thomas of Indiana, and Mrs Jane Brown spent Sunday at the Eagle home. A large crowd attended the baccalaureate services at Hellwood Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
Hellwood
Cleaning and Laundry Tips From An Old Household Note
A fragment describes using salt, sugar and sacks to make tea towels and dolls, then removing ing by rubbing with lard overnight and boiling in soapy water. It adds a damp cloth dipped in dry baking soda as a cleaning mix for painted woodwork and walls.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Chapman
Nancy Ella Barclay
Mary Elizabeth
Chambersville
Parkwood
Imperial
BP. B. Fitawater
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Ats
Josephine Gibson
Heins Food Institute
Avery Jewart
J.B. Orr
M. J. ‘Boyer
Charles ‘Brown
Byron Frick and Son
Roy Blystone
Morrow Anderson
Harry Orr
Earl Blystone
Punxsutawney
J. B. Blystone
J. E. Park
George Hdwards
Marlin
Willard Frick
Ralph Elkin
Akron
O. Joseph Park
George Edwards
Merlin
Bert Fairman
Elkin Bothell
Bobby
Melvin Park
Eddie
Meade Fisher
Blair Park
Victor
Glenn
Park
Ella Fleming
Ethel
Merlin Edwards
Mary Johnston
J. E.blystone
Strongstown
Sunrise Inn
J. L. Culp
South Sixth ST
Jesus of Nazareth
S. C
Ond
Unser
R. W. Wehrle & CO
Phila. St
Indiana, Pa
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building
Larrow and Eschelman’s Dairy and Hog Feed
Wingold
Goldenrod
Morton’s
Hetrick & Wilson
P. R
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