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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1918

Page

3

News of County Towns Marchand Mies and Familiars

News notes from the county record visits and illnesses. Mies Marchand returned from New York with Camp Upton training for her son Mijtan and Geneva College attendee Archie. Smitten returned to Pittsburgh to resume Allegheny high school studies after a school closing. Mrs. Rosborough and children, including influenza cases, faced pneumonia and a bereaved baby. A local potato shipment to Pleasant and visits to Roghores were reported amid flu and community activity.

Melsaana New York Camp Upton Mijtan Archie Geneva Collinge Ab Beaver Falla Pittsburgh Allegheny Ater H.W. Smitten Rosborough Herbert Hensinger Punxsutawney Rugborough M. Wingert Paul Hosack Ford City Jennie Walker Paul Petterholf Indiana Emma Downey C. W. Brown Ed Simons Cleargeville Idd Jtey Faust Wan Orr Clell Brady Sin Louisa Loring North Point Ela Dilts

Local Notes From Clarksburg And Surrounding Areas

Clarksburg area reports visits and relocations including R Culbertson and Mr and Mrs Maker moving to Shelocta. Marion Correll and baby Eugene return to Punxsutawney. Dorothy and Kier Sandles of Blairsville stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs I P Sandles. D M Kier of Braddock visits sister Mrs E E Sandles. Henrietta Dixon of Josephine visits aunt Mrs J T Young. Teachers Miss Watt and Miss Dible gone home with influenza. Wm Smith of People's Gas Co and son Donald visit. Ada Kinter suffers rheumatism. Knitting party held at Mrs Ay Cribbs home. Mr and Mrs Shot Lawman welcome second son born lat e November. Mrs Sarginger and daughter Chiva visit from near St Marys. husband hospitalized in Indiana after serious injury.

Toy R. Culbertson Maker Marion Correll Eugene Punxsutawney Dorothy Kier Sandles Blairsville If. P. Sandles D. M. Kier Braddock EE. P. Sandles Henrietta Dixon Josephine Mis J. T. Young Miss Watt Miss Dible Hone Baird Gray J. C. Lewis Marble Works Mr. Gray Indi- HL Bovem Soa Wi. Smith People's Gas Company

Local Notes Show Daily Visits Across Keystone Regions

A string of social visits and calls across towns including Youngwood Richmond Purchase Line and Marlon Center were recorded. Names such as Roy Kinter Mrs Samuel Burkett Mrs Frank Reithmiller Miss Anni Rice and others appear in weekend and midweek visiting patterns with relatives and neighbors.

Roy Kinter Youngwood Samuel Burkett Frank Reithmiller Ugene Josephine Margaret Templeton Thomas Richmond Ound Baker Green Township Anni Cora Rice Mary Boucher Munday Ray Lake Marlon Center el Rodkey Purchase Line Abh Rodkey AI M. Smith Purchase J.ing Water Hero C. W. Winter Zola Burns Everett Burns Glenn Smyers Roy Samuel Stitt India

Local arrivals and visits in West Lebanon area

Mr and Mrs Andrew Ruddock welcomed a son while Mrs W G Moore and children visited friends at Brookville. Visitors included Mrs Sara Henderson and her son from South Bend to see Mrs J M France. T E Wachob of Indiana called on friends. W W Calhoun of Indiana made a business visit. Lavenia and Martha Townsend from South Bend spent Friday with Dr Harmon and family. W P Lytle of Homer City visited to see his new grandson. Dillinger relatives from Vandergrift and Mrs Dillinger visited friends, Reginald Lytle of Homer City visiting relatives here.

Andrew Ruddock W. G. Moore Brookville Lavenia Martha Townsend South Bend Iarmon W. P. Lytle Homer City H. L. Dillinger W. QO Dillinger Vandergrift Elizabeth Armstrong Christine and Janes Ruddock

CHERRYHILL TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY NOTES

Communion services were observed at the Presbyterian church. Mrs Boyd Russell was summoned to the bedside of her husband who is critically ill in Blairsville. Mr and Mrs V C Edwards of Indiana were guests at D C Wolfe’s home. A group of girls enjoyed a room hunt and carried their trophy home. Murray Cramer bought the Mongo Byock farm. Wilbur Glissford is ill with influenza. Mr and Mrs Frank Uncapher reported their son Hayes Uncapher wounded in action in France. Mrs Albert Myers of Indiana is visiting Manorville. Mr and Mrs James Bennett, near Parkwood, ill with influenza. Hugh Ray visited Chas Hanna. Mrs Cough and her son Harry of Etna are guests of John Ray. A play and pie social at Mil Top school raised $110 for the Red Cross. The quilt was bought by Chas Wilkinson for $13. Nellia Hanna of near Indiana attended her sister’s wedding Wednesday evening.

Presbyterian Church Boyd Russell Blairsville V, C. Edwards Indiana Nthoer D. C. Wolfe Murray Cramer Mongo Byock Wilbur Glissford Frank Hayes Uncapher France Albert Myers Manorville James Bennett Parkwood Hugh Ray Chas Hanna Cough Harry Etena John Ray Mil Top Red Cross Wilkinson Nellia Hanna

Indiana county sheriff sale notices multiple properties

Public sale of several properties in Green Fallsdale Gettysburg and adjacent townships under writs from Indiana county court. Descriptions detail parcels from Main Street Broad Street alleys and end with notices on payment, adjourned sale date December 6 1918 at 1 15 p m and conditions for deposit and deeds. Sheriff H A Boggs urges bidders to comply.

Property Sale Notice in Indiana County Pennsylvania

Friday November 29 1918 at 2:00 PM the described real estate in Montgomery Township Indiana County is offered for sale. The conveyance traces to P Churchill with prior deeds from William Rankin and Nancy Rankin H M Butlerbaugh Mollie Butlerbaugh and references to Green Township Lot No 11 frontage 50 feet on Main Street and adjacent parcels. The description spans two parcels totaling about five acres with specific boundary lines and mentions township roads state roads and nearby properties.

Main Street Broad Street P. Churchill A. L. Buterbaugh Rebecca J. Buterbaugh Fallsdale Montgomery Township County of Indiana State of Pennsylvania Bolus J. P. Churchill Maude Churchill Wirth Gettysburg Montgomery Deceward Jesse Thomas Sarah Thomas Philander Churchill J. D. Ake A. C. Rankin Hugh Wf. Rankin Margaret Rankin Montgoamore GM. Grammley Montgomery ‘Township Indiana County W. H. Butterbaugh State Road Township Road Aaron Gromley W. H. Buterbaugh William Rankin Nancy Rankin W. H.uterbaush Mollie Buterbaush Indiaana Green A. J. Butterbaugh George Winter A. L. Buter J. C. Conner Seventh Street Borough of Simon J. Kline Laurisden First National Bank of Indiana Stewart

Notice on Real Property Sale Under Court Writs

Notice to bidders that at least 100 dollars must be paid when the purchaser becomes the sole judgment creditor, with full payment required by the first Monday of December. No deed will be acknowledged until payment is complete. Sheriff Boggs reserves the right to cancel the sale for nonpayment. Indiana Pa November 13 1913.

H. A. Boggs Sheriff Sheriff's Office Indiana Bhemig Sheriff's Office

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