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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1928
Page
3
Fragmented text shows notices about estate administration, creditors, and public filing. Mentions Meth tba Cibeeny and Gibson, heirs or successors, filing deadlines, and required proofs of claim. Includes references to CSS terms like administration and trustee duties, with unclear dates and locations.
A Sunnyside community event near Sunnyside farm drew about 50 Aviays and friends Thursday night to help Bry and husk tory. Many attendees from local families shared baskets, refreshments, and greetings as visitors and neighbors, including the Barkeys, Tyger, Treese, and Work families, caught up with kin and friends.
Mrs Jennie Dinsmore spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Bari Lewis in Punxsutawney Charles Remute of Cochran Mills visited relatives here last week Mrs George Whitaker and two children of Trade City were guests of Mr and Mrs Q A Whitaker Mr and Mrs R H Dilts and children were Sunday callers at the home of Mr and Mrs Melvin Allshouse of Pointville Mr and Mrs George Simmons were Saturday guests of Mr and Mrs T Whitaker Mr and Mrs Guy Kime and son Don of Punxsutawney spent Sunday with Mrs Kimes parents Mr and Mrs R B Hazlett Lucille Stouter of Plumville spent the weekend with Sara Chipman Mr and Mrs Danks Chambers of Trade City and Mrs Sharett Chambers of Midland called to cage their aunt Mrs Wilson Sprankle who has been sick for some time Mr and Mrs David Chapman Mr and Mrs Blaine Coon and Mr and Mrs Dale Sprankle attended the Farm Bureau dinner at Indiana Monday evening Mr and Mrs George Simmons left Monday for Cleveland Ohio to visit friends Mr and Mrs John Boland Mrs Clark Sprankle has been ill for several days and is not much improved Mr and Mrs FB J Corbett were business callers at Plumville Wednesday ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE Letters of administration on the estate of Isaac N Conrath late of the borough of Indiana decedent has been granted the undersigned Those having claims against said estate are requested to present them for settlement Those knowing themselves to be indebted are requested to make prompt payment Indians Pa Oct 17 1988-a te
Rochester Mills residents and relatives attended the funeral for Alberta Work, with many in attendance from Walls Creek to Punxsutawney. The event drew Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Work and daughter Bella, Nelson Work of Dibois Abr, and families including Carl Cory, Glenn Milter, and the Gibson sisters among others, plus Indiana visitors like T. L. C. Tyeer and the Ward family. Additional notes mention Dorothy Vee and remarks between Dorothy and Ray reflecting a personal moment amid the gathering.
Property owners in Sleepy Hollow White and Rayne townships warn trespassing and hunting on their lands is forbidden. Violators will face legal action. Signed by Sleepy Hollow Club members including Joseph Byers Donald Moorhead and others. Public notice printed with old rates for notices.
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