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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1921
Page
2
Friday through Sunday social rounds include visits and travels among McLaughlin Beatt Lodse McKee Meekins Harkness and others. Relatives and friends move, attend funerals in Baltimore, Pittschurch and Indiana, with gatherings at Cherry Tree, Cresson and Vandergrift.
Glen Campbell and J. Ut Miller were business visitors in Indiana. Imac Mannerburg spent the weekend with his parents in Altoona. Merlyn Whinehart moved his family to Hogsiter last week. Treed Stewart of Clearfield visited his sister in Altoona. Mr and Mrs Raymond Stond welcome a baby girl. Our prices on farm machinery are reduced at Fowler and Fowler Indiana Pa.
Taylorsville reports a Moma Stull and son James traveled to Indiana on Tuesday. Kodade Taterhaugh works at Wilh Garni near Palla. Mise Treirice Nickol, Moeklehead teacher, spent time at her home pursuing art. Hisenville hosts a dinner with feathered guests. TBart reivoiach and Gaully visited Suathiey. Mrs Peedlorteds visited her distant Nw. OM, Vatrick. Family links note Sunday at the home of My and Ms Uhanids Stull.
Pelov and Feit attorneys announce an Orphans Court sale of a parcel in Indiana County. The tract, seven acres, conveyed by Larry Kinnan to Weasley Frampton in 1921, will be sold on order of the Orphans Court with cash on delivery of deed. Sale conducted by Laura Kinnan, exposed to public sale pending executors of the late Horry Kinnan. Clerk Todater Longwild dates October 26, 1921.
Federal court style land description records two parcels in Grant Township Indiana County Pennsylvania totaling about 54 acres. First tract 25 acres bounded by Hillsdale road and land of J R Mountain and others. Second tract 34 acres 70 perches bounded by Julia A Rackard land, Ramuel Mutman land, Sloan Cochran land, and a public road. Deed dated May 22 1904 to Larry Kinnan from Margaret Kinnan recorded Leed Book 114 page 207.
Notice states an application to the Orphan Court of Indiana county on Monday November 14 1921 at 10 oclock a m by W Ly Aurelison guardian of Charles J Frederick minor son of James M Frederick late of Momence City PA for private sale to M A Palmer of undivided one third interest in Lot No 42 in the borough of Lower City Indiana county PA bounded by Wim street Meridman Marys and others. The price 900 plus costs. Also describes a separate executors notice for W A Bracken estate with claim filing and payment instructions.
Judge William Maton presided over the Walden Renstone fraud trial. A dramatic courtroom moment arises when a veiled woman pleads for her husband, swaying the judge to grant mercy. The verdict is Not guilty, shocking observers and triggering a resignation from the judge amid criticism. Florence Redstone, daughter of Renstone, reveals gratitude and a later romance with the judge.
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