Sheriff’s Sales Notice from Indiana County Court
By virtue of writs issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a sale is announced to take place at the courthouse in Indiana Pennsylvania on a date to be announced.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1931
Page
7
By virtue of writs issued out of the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County a sale is announced to take place at the courthouse in Indiana Pennsylvania on a date to be announced.
Notice of public sale and foreclosure of numerous parcels in Homer City Blairsville Armagh Dilltown East Wheatfield and Cherry Tree. Descriptions include lots on South Main Street coal rights and parcels in Blairsville with detailed boundary lines and prior deeds. Sale set for Friday December 4 1931 at 4 PM with terms and adjournment details.
The Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County issues a notice for a master’s hearing on a bill in equity filed December 1930 and refiled October 20 1980 by Fannie Keibler against multiple Townsend Stewart and related parties seeking partition of a jointly owned property in Salisbury Borough, detailing the lot bounds and states the master John A. Scott will determine interest shares and division. Unknown defendants are to be served, and the hearing date is set with notice to all titled heirs as required by law.
On Friday November 27 1931 at 10 0 clock am the innater will meet on the premises in Salzburg Borough to hear and value real estate for partition. The proceedings aim to value allot and divide the property among interested parties and to appraise after testimony. Parties in interest may attend. Master A Scott November 4 1931.
Veeler and Pelt Attorneys publish testamentary on the estate of Samuel S Trouble late of Indiana Borough deceased. Creditors to present claims with supporting documents for settlement. Debtors to make prompt payment to Paumers Bank and Trust Company of Indiana, PA Executor October 4, 191-?
Stockholders of the Basmers Bank & Trust Company of Indigna Pa will meet in bank rooms on Tuesday December 4 to elect directors and transact other business. Secretary G Stamydam issues notice dated November 11.
Rev John J Mellvaine delivers a sermon in Indiana Pa urging peace over war. He contrasts Abners brutal era with a plea for civilization to avoid future Armageddon, calling for aggressive peace, legal machinery, and Christian brotherhood to calm tensions and end war.
A fragmentary village column lists visitors and calls from Clymer R, D. 1 Mrs. BR, T.arbor, Marvin, Switzer household, Siverd families, and Barber family. It notes a funeral for Mr. Boucher in Taylorsville, and social calls from Coal Run to W. R. Moorhead. A Latrobe visitor, Stella Miller, and mentions gifting The Progress weekly for $2.00.
A garbled historic clipping shows a courtroom dialogue about mistaken accusation and an admission of not wanting to prosecute. It blends stray lines on forest fire prevention, ancestral tracing, fashion warmth comparisons, and a remark on modern civilization preferring pure foods over minds.
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