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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1930
Page
4
Writs of Fi fa Wend Ex and J cv Ma issued from the Court of Common Pleas of Indiana County authorize a public sale by vendue at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania. The notice describes the upcoming exposure of property for auction to satisfy judgments.
A long public sale notice details a December 5 1930 execution sale of numerous real estate tracts in Indiana County Pennsylvania. It includes Lyster and allied defendants holdings with mineral and mining rights reserved, adjacent parcel descriptions, and connected properties across Bullington Cherry Hill Blairsville and Saltsburg areas. Also covers Guardian of David C Lyster and various other defendants with estate boundaries, road and railroad boundaries, and public sale proceedings with list of parcels and owners.
John Doremus Jr, secretary to his uncle, follows the advice to “start making love” and meets Jane Monday in the outer office. After a luncheon, their flirtation turns to engagement as Jane reveals she sought him out for the chance to see him again. The tale unfolds with humor and fate in a busy office setting.
Supplies for the annual tuberculosis drive arrived with one million seals and advertising, supporting the Brookside Health Camp. The campaign starts November 28 with merchants to buy penny life savers by November 30. The goal is $4,000, funded solely by Christmas Seal sales with no outside contributions. Also reported: a barn fire near Covode destroys livestock and crops, and J S Swab of South Sixth Street suffers a left wrist fracture while working.
Notich states that a buyer must pay one hundred dollars or more at sale and balance by the second Monday of December. It warns the sheriff may resell if payment is not completed and reserves rights to pursue purchase money. Sheriff H Elmer Borland of Tidiana, Pa. November 12, 1980.
Captain Nathaniel B. Palmer, a Stonington Connecticut native, became the first white man to sight the Antarctic mainland in 1820 during a sealing voyage.
Mrs Minerva Black of Parkwood visits brother John Parson and family near town. Alta Dorn, back home after tonsil and adenoids removal in Indiana. The Parson, Black, and Loose families visited Sally Loose, a shut in, last week. The Moots spent last week on their farm near here while their daughter and son live nearby. Hazel Brown with Dr Morrow. the Pet tar family and daughter visited Altoona. The Hicks, Bert and Hebert, from New Kensington, visited Uncle George Hicks and family. Parson and Black visited cousin Don Smith near Punxsutawney. Floyd Dorn and family from Indiana visited Ed and Mrs Dorn. Ralph Ruble and son Bobby from Pittsburgh spent the weekend with Ruble parents W H and Mrs Ruble near town. George Heller and Charles Hoffman returned from Wilkinsburg after two weeks away. L C Simpson of near Oak Tree called on relatives Sunday. Mike Lockwatch visited Punxsutawney area Sunday. Rev Mohney closed a three week revival meeting Sunday. Harry Goldey and family of Culver spent Sunday evening with J Motta rn. Mrs Henry Shick and two daughters from Vandergrift stay with her father J P Warner. Mrs J R Wetzel improving slowly. Caroline Mottern guest of son Jacob, town, last week, now at Punxsutawney for treatment on an infected foot.
An advertisement notes prices for Progress printed notices on heavy paper or muslin with mail order details. Paper six for 25 cents muslin eight for 25 cents plus five cents postage. A year of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette offered for $6.00 to R F D readers and towns without a local agent.
Mary Ashbaugh of Sharon visits relatives in Plumville as the Presbyterian church hosts a social in the Sabbath school rooms. Rev. J E Giffen and daughter Martha plan a Florida winter, while Y P C U rally attendees from Apollo gather with local youths. illness prompts W Lakehart of Blairsville to travel home. Mrs. Wood of Pittsburgh visits Margaret Douds and kin. Trustees meet as Mulbergers attend, Armisite Day closes school, Ruth Lightcap stays with Josephine Schrecengost.
Social visits key figures include Mr and Mrs George Keeler and children Lucille Rearick Mage Keeler and Marlin Crownover at Ford Cliff and Girty. Residents like Virginia Houser Bess Keeler and the Bleakneys are mentioned with health concerns and travel to Indiana. A formal warning from Sleepy Hollow Hayne and White Townships owners forbids hunting and trespassing with law enforcement implied.
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