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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1934

Page

7

Public sale of Indiana County real estate described in detail

Exposed at Indiana Court House on Friday November 30 1934 the sale lists BH K Ankney and Mildred Elkin estates with multiple lot descriptions in Indiana Borough and Blairsville along with other parcels. Purchasers must pay 10 percent at sale and settle balances by the first Monday of December. adjourned sale set for December 7 1984.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Court House Indiana Pennsylvania BH. K. Ankney Fourth Ward Borough of County of Indiana Fennsrivalia Nixon Alley Tenth Street John M. St. Clair Mr. Gartner the Savings & Trust Co Indiana, Pa Fl. Va Miller Mildred W. Elkin Stanley Q. Elkin Mildred . Elkin Stana Lee Hlkin Boro County of Philadelphia Street Tony Bianco Philadelphia St Foundry Alley Foundry Nixon Water St St. Clair, Rinn Co St. Clair, Rinn & Co Thomas Lowman Adda P. Elkin E. B. Campbell Farmers Exchange of Indians, Pa Recorder of Deeds Farmers Exchange Idiana County Vail Recorders Office James Barnett James W. Mack Farmers Bank & Trust Co Albert T. Gunther Chanie Gunther Blairsville Waterson Alley Johnson Avenue Ligzie Stock Richard P. Enterling Ruth K. Enterline North Mahoning County Towi B. P Trade City Richard P. Enter Ruth K. Haterline D. D. Allison D. B. Allison Winona Patterson Winona McConnaughey State Water Street Carpenters Alley Robert 8. Sutton Second Ward W. A. Bence Ira .A. Myers Locust Street Fifth Street David Blair Delbert Means George R. Churchill Gertrude S. Churchill Gertrude Churchill Mark Mer J. W. Botsford Green Taylorsville Cockport Highland Avenue Said Avenue Lovejoy Greenwich Coal Company Mark Mee Harlin KR. Bee Suite of Peoples Bank of Commodore William Penn Highway John Bolar John Ho Jar Mitchell Mitchel Heirs Wiliam McFeaters Porth Dagrees LWA Suit of Indian County Building and Loan Association of Fred Dilts Bessie O Dilts Borough of Inn State of School Street Behool Street Hehod Street Rosi Masesenyik Fred Dilla Simons Nora Salt of the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana I. Pa AIA Jennie H. Elgin George W. Elgin Clarence George Thomas M. Graham J. 8. Swah Jennin H. Elgin John W. Miller Recorder's Office the Savings & Trust Company of Indiana Eugene Wilson Sher United States

Protect Your Crops and Fruit With Progress Trespass Notices

Promote Progress Trespass notices to deter trespassers and protect crops and fruit. Advertises paper notices six for 26 cents, muslin three for 25 cents, postage three cents, with address The Indiana Progress Indi ana Penna. Mentions funeral wreaths used in Egypt before 1200.

The Indiana Progress Indiana Penna

Progress in Reorganization of Banks After Banking Holiday

National banks and state banks under the Comptroller of the Currency show deposits of 1.9719 trillion dollars not reopened, with 1051 banks reorganized and 28 paying depositors 11.051 million before exit. Receiverships total 302 banks, 18 may reopen, leaving 36 in conservatorship with plans for 30 and disapproved 6. Depositors получили 642.812 million in dividends since March 16 1933. costs run 6 cents per dollar collected.

Currancy District of Columbia Comptroller of Comptroller Bureau of the Comptroller of the Currency Comptroller's Office Na‘tional

Reorganization of Banks and National Bank Deposits Summary

An Office of the Comptroller of the Currency report shows 1720 national banks issued $400 342 800 in preferred stock. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation bought $392 206 664 and local interests $68 077 146. There are 478 active national banks with $20 056 724 000 in deposits. June 30 1933 deposits were $16 865 233 000. The summary covers bank reorganization, capital strengthening, and dividend payments.

Reconstruction Finance Corporation United States National Banke Comptroller of

Death notices for A M Cramer and others in local obits

A M Cramer aged 42 of Clamer died at Indiana hospital and was buried at Oakland cemetery after funeral at his late residence. He leaves widow Carrie Oakes and two children Emma and Allen, plus his parents H B and wife from Buck Run. Also noted is the death of Sarah Catherine Daugherty of New Florence from pneumonia, leaving two sisters Mary and G E Letchworth and J A Daugherty, and the passing of R T Storn Sloan, 60, formerly of Cloe, at his New Bethlehem home.

A. M. Cramer Oakland Cemetery Clamer Indiana Hospital Carrie Oakes) Cramer Emma Allen H. B. Cramer Buck Run Sarah Catherine Daugherty New Florence Mary Daugherty G. E. Letchworth Blacklick A.daugherty Altoona R. T., Stonn R. L. Sloan Cloe New Bethlehem

Government of the people by the officeholders and for the politicians

A dialogue contrasts democratic ideals with political self interest, ending with a quip about leadership. The exchange features references to government by officeholders and politicians and comments on advice and self reliance.

Sonny Father Son

Weathering War Time Crunches and Island Food Chats

The passage recalls heat restrictions and allied war strains in the United States, then shifts to a humorous dialogue about hunger in the South Seas. A traveler asks for food, and the Island Belle responds with a joke about lunch, while noting there are several good restaurants in the village.

South Sea

Dollar of 1924 would speak if money could talk

The remark recalls how the Monroe doctrine once stood as a basic American principle and suggests a future where the dollar’s influence dominates. It frames money as a potent force in national policy and foreign affairs.

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Sheriff's Sales Looe x Landa Lizzie Atock Decanus Albert , Gunther Ceanie Gunther Hazlett H. Hosack Verna J. Hosack Jims Sult Blairsville National Bank Blaireville W. M. Ruddock Blairsville Savings & Trust Co Blaira Hills Miller & Gessler Suit of Burton, Preston & Co Mansfield Ohio Plerec L. E. Miller Susan M. Rose Henry J. Rose Lang Aituate East Wheatfield Towit Jack Sheriff's Omice Roy Henry Pennsylvania Avenue Apolia Egypt Indiana Motor Co North Eighth Street Toni Europe Penn-Indiana Penn-Indiana Brewing CO Oak Street
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