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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1926
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates strictly cash in advance for the newspaper edition issued Wednesday, November 24, 1826. Prices shown include nine months for $1.50, ten months for $1.00, and three months for 50 cents, with editor A Ralph Moweshead noted.
A series of marriages across Greensburg and surrounding areas lists Jamison Whitesell in Greensburg with Nov 46 ceremony at Westminster church. Berg with Young at Commodore. Clark with Shank in Cumberland Maryland. Banister with Young in Imperial. Gromley with Davis in Arcadia. Couples include Jamison, Whitesell, Berg, Young, Clark, Shank, Banister, Gromley, Davis, and Beaverdam officials note.
Local residents including Mrs Jessa Mack Mrs Har ley Vinkcon Mrs George Shingler and Kathryn Seward guests at H R Falcon Mrs Zoe Mack and family visit Johnstown. Madeleine Tinkcom returns to Peru Ind Ribbon Singers audience at St James A M B Zion concert benefits Ebenezer Church cemetery association meeting set Dec 11.
Recap of multiple notices: Mrs Bert Coleman of Clarion dies after a brief illness aged about fifty. Funeral at her home with burial in Clarion cemetery. Other obits include Sara Grace Rodkey baby, Elizabeth Snyder, Samuel Butala, Lydia Banner, Charles Kimmel, and Hannah Doyle. Also listed are public sales, mine accident injury, and local notices.
A list of local social visits and guests over the weekend includes G T McCrea a county rent visitor, Julius McCormick a Johns town caller, James McMullin an Indiana visitor, Esther Stewart with Martha McCrea, Dorothy Foster with her parents Henry Foster and wife, Mike Zelko and daughter Mary visiting Russell Herlinger, a henie social at Hvans, and Miss Ruth Evang from Indiana State Normal school spending Thanksgiving at home. Also present were Miss EH Jane Wallace and Blanche Eyans, Mr and Mrs Clair Evans with Altman family, and Merle Wallace with Raymond and Thomas Douglass visiting Robert and Clair Evans Jr.
The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Farmers Bank and Just Company of Treiman Da will be held in the bank rooms on Tuesday December 7 1926 between the hours of one and two oclock. This meeting is for electing Directors for the ensuing year and for any other business properly brought before them. Town G. St Clair, Sec. Nov. 17.
Notice states that on November W 1046 the Onting Club of Pennsylvania seeks dissolution under a court petition with a decemBer hearing fixed for December day and time. Also administrator Mark Shields announces estate of Bertha Shields of Binary Borough with claims to be presented and debts paid.
Estate of Harry TL Berry to be exposed for public sale under an Orphans Court order dated November 8 1926. Sale to be held on the premises in the Borough of Homer City Indian County Pennsylvania, title to be conveyed by the court.
Auction set for December 4 1926 at 1 30 PM in Homer County Pennsylvania. The Indian County American printing press and subscription list plus goodwill and machinery will be sold under court order by the Savings and Trust Company of Indiana City acting as administrator. Real estate includes Lot No 78 containing 720 square feet with a two story frame dwelling and outbuildings on property once owned by Berry and Flickinger in Indian County. Terms call for cash with lien and deed delivery by the trustee.
An application was filed with the Governor of Pennsylvania on December 16 at 10:00 a.m. for a charter for a new company named SCTENTR COAT COMBANY. The purpose is to mine and transport coal and other minerals, operate rolling stock, build facilities, and acquire real estate for a coal and mineral enterprise. The filing is by W C Bennett, W B Bennett, and W H Bennett, with attorneys PME and TONLE.
Clyde Mrs Lute of Wairfield stays with her daughter Mrs Thomas Brendlinger after work at Hugh Mack s. Mrs Charlies Makin remains bed bound with little improvement. Warren Bennett of Strongstown visits aunt Mrs Clair Makin. Hugh Mack stays with his niece Mrs Dill of McKeesport since his wife s death. Thomas Brendlinger builds a new house on the8 farm. Joe Boring visits Mr and Mrs Clewson of Robinson. Mr and Mrs J G Boring host a wedding supper for their son Clyde. attendees include Mr and Mrs Rote family and Mr and Mrs W M Boring.
A fragment notes that Mr and Mrs Fred Boring and their family and Mr and Mrs J Boring were involved but the bride and groom did not appear. The incomplete text suggests an omitted ceremony element or attendance detail in a social notice.
An auditor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas to distribute funds from the case of Costas Ganges et al versus Lancaster County Mutual Fire Insurance Company will attend at the Warmers Bank and Trust Company Building Indiana Pa January 11 1927 at 10 10 oclock for interested parties to attend.
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