The Indiana Progress Advertisement and Rates 1919
The Indiana Progress lists subscription prices and payment terms in cash in advance. It announces the paper’s status as the county’s largest and oldest and notes paid obituaries and cards of thanks. The page includes a series of property and transaction notices with amounts and names such as John T. Gibson, Danks Stuchell, and Margaret D. Garman for parcels and coal land deals.
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THE
Indiana Progress
County
Real Estate Transfers in Indiana County Since Last Report
A record of deeds transferring property across Indiana County listing buyers and sellers such as John J. Boucher to Charles Boucher and Carrie Cohen to Manor Real Estate & Trust Co. Includeions cover parcels in Rayne Green Blairsville White and other townships with prices ranging from $500 to $10,000. The list names numerous individuals and firms and notes lot and acreage percentages along with tract locations.
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Indiana County
John J. Boucher
Charles Boucher
Rayne
Carrie Cohen
Manor Real Estate & Trust Co
Green
Edwards
Frank
H. Learn
Second Ward
Indiana
W. G. Hoover
W. Bennett
White
Kissinger
Annie Privesh
Center
Bessie A. Butler
Laylila Coch
Martha J. Crooks
Frank A. Hazlett
Blairsville
Tuna J. Clements
W. 8
Deyarmin
M. Ferrara
Angelo Macini
Burrell
Home Improvement & Realty Co
Jacob Richards
Ralph Kirsey
M. J. Golden
Armagh
Joe M. Palmer
Jease D. Palmer
Carrie N. Reed
James St. Clair
Clymer
T. A. Swalzer
Alex Bennett
Harry A. Shields
L. N. Dunlap
Joseph A. Walbeck
Albert Brett
West Wheatfield
Elizabeth Geesey
Martha J. Orr
J. Thomas Davis
Thomas A. Porsyth
Wim
M. Haim
Anton Ferenz
Clair Snyder
Adrian Catter
Jane Walker
J. O. Clark
Montgomery
Charles Loss
Cameron Bottom Smokeless Coal Co
Pine
James Bence
Walter L. Clawson
Vernie
Rachel Cunningham
Susan B. Livingston
John Imattsville
Scott W.geesey
Margaret, M. Rhoads
George C.lilty
Charles A. John
Conemaugh
Harry L. Harkcom
J. M. Markgom
Joseph Myers
Joseph A. Myers
A. Tt. Ritchie
Dora B. Sherer
Third Ward
Wm. Spicher
James Kerr
Agnes M. Tata
Minnie M. Burnheimer
Frank Bucci
F. C. Amond
Cherryhil
Flora van Horn
H. G. Mack
Centerville
Edward S. Buterbaugh
Thomas M. Henry
Mary 4. Cramer
Henry York
G. A. Cribbs
Hie J. Adamson
South Mahoning
First National Bank of Indiana
B W. Niesler
Young
S. T. Gibson
Lewis G. Clark
Indna
Red Cross Seal Drive Starts In December Campaign
The Red Cross Christmas Seal drive begins December first with participation from American Legion members and former service personnel in Pennsylvania. Funds aim to stamp out tuberculosis, reflecting draft-era concerns about the white plague and its impact on young men, families, and communities.
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Harrisburg
American Legion
Stormer
Miajor W. G. Murdock
the Legion
Pennsylvania
Murdock
New Railroad Extends Service to Saltsburg and Pittsburgh
The Turtle Creek extension of the Pennsylvania railroad links Saltsburg with Pittsburgh, reducing travel distance by 15 miles via the West Penn line. First train carried 22 loaded cars under engineer Paul Wagnian of Binksville amid celebratory notices in the Saltsburg Press. Local crime news notes Arthur Olson, 18, jailed in Pittsburgh after Philadelphia capture, confessing to several holdups including Bolivar bank attempt, with link to accomplice Andrews. Obituary reports John M. Miller, Civil War veteran, dies in Topeka, Kans. widow Sarah A. Bratten, formerly of Indiana, once matron of the Industrial School for Girls. Community notices announce pie socials at Raleigh, Honey Hollow, and Campbell schoolhouses in Grant, Rayne, and Clyde townships.
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Salisbury
Pletsburgh
Turtle Creek
Pennsylvania Railroad
Saltsburg
Indiana
Filisburgh
Saltsburg Press
Conemaugh
West Penn
Pittsburgh
Paul Wauganian
Binksville
Addits Bolivar
Arthur Olson
Philadelphia
Bolivar Nu- Won
Jay Sutton
Olson
Sutton
Andrews
Bolivar
John M. Miller
Topeka
Kans
Sarah A. Bratten
Lotal Industrial School For Girls
Several States Divided Bequests Made in Wills
Bequests from multiple wills filed in county probate outline property distributions. Charles Denning of Whitetownship leaves surface to son Jol and coal to sons Timothy and William with a $1000 to daughter Margaret Garman and a granddaughter Edna Garman. Timothy receives a Oak Street house and lot in Indiana. John Hazlett of Georgeville bequeaths coal under McManus to son James and North Mahoning farm to son William with several smaller cash bequests. Properties in Georgeville go to daughter Annie. rest divided among legal heirs. William Hazlett named executor. Jacob Malek inherits Stanley Brody’s personal property in Stafford and is named estate executor. remainder to mother then brother Mike Ter a upon death. Michael Waselenick leaves everything to son John. Catharine Geandock named in will dated 1919. Caroline Frantz executrix. Henry Frantz estate left to her in 1916 will.
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Charles Denning
White Township
Jol
Timothy
Wiliam
Hiim
Margaret Garman
Edna Garman
Oak Street
Indiana
John M. Hazlett
Georgeville
McManus
James
North Mahoning Township
William
Tarvey Willavlett
Severn Hazlett
James Hazlett
Della. Means
Jennie Thomas
Dale Thomas
Annie
William M. Hazlett
Jacob Malek
Stanley Brody
Stafford
Michael Tera
Rossiter
Clara Fera
Frank
Nicola Caputa
Tdamar
Idamar
John
Catharine Geandock
Caroline Frantz
Henry Frantz
Memoriam and Local Notices from Cherryhill and Punxsutawney
A sequence of brief items from early 20th century papers: a memorial poem for Esther May Campbell who died at nine months in 1919, a Punxsutawney hearing where two Rochester Mills girls faced larceny charges over a Javalliere, a Car accident report on Horace Seeley surviving a 60-foot plunge after losing control on Pollock hill, a fundraiser dance for the Indiana Volunteer Fire Company on December 4, and Indiana Normal football’s 74 to 7 defeat by Syracuse freshmen on Normal Park. Also listed are estate sale notes for Solomon Black in Indiana with two properties for sale, and auction marketing by D. P. Bothels.
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Esther May Campbell
J. H. Campbell
Cherryhill Township
Rochester Mills
Justice of the Peace
C. C. Rowan
Punxsutawney
Harry Hurd
Hall
Pollock Hill
Marehand
Horace ‘Seeley
Seeley
Ford
Gas casualties in France high among soldiers of A B I
Surgeon General figures show 74 573 men gassed in France with 1 194 deaths. Officers numbered 2 034 and enlisted 72 040 among gassed, while 26 officers and 6 . Most gas types not recorded. mustard gas leads, followed by phosgene chlorine phosgene and others. Total gas casualties reached 34.8 percent of all casualties.
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A.B. I
France
Island statue in Japan to rival Liberty and Buddha
An article describes private efforts on the Isle of the Cow’s Head to carve a colossal reclining statue 240 feet long from natural rock, planned to surpass the Colossus of Rhodes, the Buddha of Pegu, and even the Statue of Liberty in scale, with St. Ren’s figure adorning the interior setting and rock dust measures to save miners’ lives discussed nearby.
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Isle of
Cow's Head
Japan
Rhodes
New York Harbor
Pegu
Burma
Isle of the Cow's Head
St. Ren
Buddits
Asteep
Isle of the
Notice of Election to Increase School District Indebtedness
The Board of Adoot Directors of the borough of Judkina announces an election on December 13 1910 to approve a 1000000 increase in district indebtedness for erecting and furnishing a new building for children aged 6 to 12 years. The vote will be held at the usual polling place from 7:00 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. The existing debt and assessed valuation are noted. Official signatures: William Daugherty President and Oliver Fry Secretary, Indiana Pa, November 12 1919.
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Board of Adoot Directors
Borough of
Judkina
Indiana
Wetonhe UK
Board ‘of School Directors
Daughbrdy
Sheriff Sale Notices in Indians County Pennsylvania Event
Sheriff's sale in virtue of writs of Fi Fa Vendrax and Lev Fa issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Indians county. The sale will be directed and exposed to public vendue at the Court house Indiana Pennsylvania on to be announced.
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Court of Common Pleas
Indians County
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Real Estate Auction Notice in Indiana Pa 1919
Friday December 5 1919 at 1 15 PM a sale of real estate in Indiana Borough Indiana County Pennsylvania. The lot fronting fifty feet on Washington Street extends back two hundred feet to an alley bounded north by Ingleson Street east by a lot now James Si, south by an alley west by Daugherty Brothers lot. Conveyed previously to John L Wielmer by deed May 2 1901. Sold under execution in favor of Ruby G Kibler II Fa 42 December Term 1919. Purchasers must pay at least 100 dollars down when knocked down. balance on or before the second Monday of December. Sheriff Boggs reserves right to adjourn if needed. Nov 18 1919.
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Joan L. Wichner
Borough of
Indiana
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Inglon Street
Ainewthead
James Si
Daugherty Brothers
Salt of Magede
Houk
Ruby G. Kibler
IL Fa
Boggs
Sheriff's
Oflce
Notice of administration and guardianship in Indiana county
Public notices record probate actions including a petition for letters of administration on Hugh McClaren, a presumed death order for a decedent, an Indiana guardianship sale of minor funds in Washington township, and executor notices in Armstrong township with dates and attorney references, followed by classified sale ads and property notices from Pennsylvania newspapers.
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Atinic. MacClaren Meade
Hugh McClaren
Linus
Ugh McClaren
Wuld
Indiana
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Moorhead A
Ralfh Moorhead
Indiana Postoffice
Bell
Reese Wight
Besser
Iniana
John T. Gibson
Danks Stuchell
Armstrong
Margaret D. Garman
Ee D.C. Grimt
James 11
Painter
Plumville
Harry Allison
Russell Coal Mining Co
Real Hstalth
RED Cross
Mary Swearingen
Homer Spires
A. W. Overdorff
Cora Miller
Jettrude Rugh
Ashuma
Joy Mauk
Vernon Shannon
A. CG. Canninghim
Johny Brine
May Peterson
Metropolitan Opera Company
Normal Conservatory of Music
Peterson
Raieigh School
Raixigh
Grant Township
Honey Hollow
Rayne Rownship
Campbell
Clyde
Jesus
Boma
Jim
Esther
Indiana Volunteer Fire Company
Lyric Hall
Norn
Indiana Normal
Syracuse
Normal Park
Solomon Black
School
Thirteenth Street
Thirteenth Streets
S. M. Black
D. P. Bothels
St. Nighiren
Attesteb Oliver Fry
Sheriff's Sale
Nortox
Merve.& Vierce
Savings
Prust Company
Dictiona
Wardian
Watel
Fisher
Vutitor
Morrison M. Fisher
Washington Township
Penngylyinia
Orphans’ Court
Tautana County
Golk
Anle
Andrew Fox
N' Enah
Sarah Wigher
Wi-Dow
Morrison M. Visher
Sarah Pigher
Washington
Pennsylvanist
J. W
McCymieht
William Bracken
B. “W. “Miler
Chiles Rearick
William Snyder
Homer Lark
Arviffe
Gald Farm
HI Savings & Trust Company
Guardian
Pierce’ & Pierce
Lurry
Johnston
Armstrong ‘Township
Pleasant
J. A. Warner
R. D
Plumviile
C. We Tewart
Quek
KR. V. McNutt
Womer City
C. H. Kirk
Homer City
Panl McParland
Bheloca R. D
Muahonine Township
Little Mahontng Creek
Smicksburg
Barin
Francis Mikin
Saaste Et
Wanehd
Jeann Pecoralite Call Diamond, Glassware Co
Anchor Motor ‘Company
Annie McCoy
Indlang
G. L. Stephens
Hanover St
Portatown
Cribbs
Clarkshut
H. J. Apple
7Th Ave
Altoona
Plymouth Rock Roosters
Mia
Hr Winsheimer
Potter Coal & Coke Co
Corsi
Victor Bergquist
Sampie Run
Taagell Herlinger
United Engineering & Foundry Co
Vandregrift
Troney
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Kirschbaum
Lampeck
Moorhead
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