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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1935
Page
6
A sheriff sale isheld in Armstrong County under writs of Fieri Facias and Venditioni Exponas. The sale will take place at the court house in the Borough of Kittanning Pennsylvania on a specified date. Proceedings are conducted to satisfy judgments through public auction.
Saturday sale of three tracts in Young and South Bend Townships Indiana County Pennsylvania. Tract 1 74.72 acres with a two story dwelling and outbuildings. Tract 2 62.5 acres. Tract 3 0.4 acres. Sold under execution against S C Coleman Everett Coleman and A C Coleman with loans from Peoples Bank. Reserve and payment rules detailed. Sheriff Doverspire presiding at Kittanning office with adjourned sale dates listed.
Raymond Pitcairn argues Thanksgiving is the most American feast, rooted in pioneer self-reliance and gratitude for freedom. He notes Presidents from Washington to Lincoln echoing the theme and warns against demagogues seeking blanket government power, asserting America preserves the pioneer spirit.
Mrs Williams McCurdy and her young son George visited Johnstown on Thursday. Arthur McAnulty spent the week with his uncle in the North Side, Pittsburgh. Mr and Mrs Robert Betts and Russell Betts Jr and Forrest Betts of Derry visited at James Betts Sr home on Sunday. Mrs Charles Luther of Blairsville visited her father J B Mack on Sunday. Rev and Mrs J C Anderson and daughter are spending the week with Rev Andersons parents in Follansbee WV. Locals attended the funeral of Rev Jacob Lanner at Kingston near Somerset on Thursday. attendees include James N Betts and family, Mabel Betts, Robert Brendlinger, Ruth Brendlinger, Merl Cable, John Foster, George Sanner and Glenn, Boyd St Clair and daughter Hilda, and Herman Donahue and wife. Rev Sanner formerly pastor of the Brethren church here and had been ill for some time. Love feast and communion service held at Brethren church Sunday night. Wilda Hewitt fell skating Friday night at Bolivar rink and sprained her ankle. Mrs Armstrong Henderson, recently ill, somewhat improved. Charles S Miller confined at home with illness. Mrs Garfield Cline, hospitalized at Memorial, brought home. health improving.
Lewisville notes report Sunday school at ten, James Urey bedridden with rheumatism, Mrs. W. B. McGinley back home after week in New Kennington, Alice Lee in Indiana as store clerk, Snyder family from Wilkinsburg at their summer home near here, Spendy and Ewing families visiting near Cooks forest, Conemaugh church services attended by Ebenezer church families, Howard Urey visiting Indiana, Bertha Ewing and Ruth with O W Shields, Mark Shields ill, John Hollig entertained friends from Indiana and Blairsville Friday.
Mrs Katherine Dunmire hosted WFC club. Mrs Billa Long hosted B E L M club.Nancy Devers called in Elderton. Mrs Clara Townsend visited with her daughter Mrs James Phipps of Elderton. Mrs Ralph Mikesell and Connie Kimmel visited with Mrs Lynn Miller of Freeport. Jane Ruffner returned from Vandergrift. Montgomery people from Aspinwall visited Thursday on their farm. Walter Harbinson of West Lebanon visited Mrs Clara Townsend. locals attended Knepshield sale near Brick Church Saturday. Edna LaRue is daughter of Mr and Mrs Geo Beighley. Lucille Silvis returned from Vandergrift visit with aunts Mrs James Porter and Mrs Irwin Kelly. Hobart Shellhammer family of Apollo were Saturday visitors. Byron Wherry of Vandergrift spent days with father J N Wherry. Clarence Alcorn of Vandergrift spent week with family. Rev Papajean of Kittanning was in the area. Janet and Dorothy Townsend visited Olive Beighley sick Sunday. Homer Condron and family moved near Brookville. Rev and Mrs Wm M Barrett of Los Angeles started home via Kansas and Idaho. Raymond Neal suffering from carbuncle. Stephen Nesbitt and wife stayed with A M Barrett. Miss Maxine Cornman opened school after chicken pox break.
Mrs Howard Longwill remains a patient in the Indiana hospital as daily routines continue. Clyde Coalmer moved to the Odd Fellows building on Friday and Walter boards from the Knapp house to Clymer. Mrs Mary Sterner has been on the sick list for a few days. Mrs R E Tate spends the week with her son and family here, W H Tate and family of Pine Flats visited her parents Sunday. Mrs Ada Cassidy and daughter Betty of Barr called on friends Thursday. Mrs Snyder of Ord spends winter with her son and wife here. Peter Maloney, Charles Liptak Jr., Wm Sebastian and O Nupp were business callers in Indiana Monday, John Alexander and Orren Nupp were Purchase Line callers on Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Lipsie, recently discharged from Indiana hospital, returns home. Yates of Sagamore, Owen King and Norman visit Harry Shaffer. Clyde Moore and Eugene Pifer visit Indiana hospital where Leonard Welsh is a patient. Mrs. Arthur Stoddard and children of Battle Creek visit Odde Zimmerman. Mire Tom Sonni returns home after three months in New Brunswick. Ernest Smith and wife of Harrisburg visit his parents, Dr. and Mrs. M. Smith.
December 1 marks Tuberculosis Sunday with emphasis in churches and Sunday schools on the disease as a major public health threat. It continues to claim many lives ages 15 to 45, disrupts families and creates orphans.
Marion Center notes show Mrs. J H Way visiting in town, Jack Lambing relocating to Mrs Ada Kinter’s North Manor house, Miss Kathleen Sullivan guest of Mrs Mary Streams, Miss Mary Caldwell visiting from Indiana, and other daily motions. Community members including J Dallas Loughry and bride at home on the western farm, Ernest Wetzel moving to Brookville, Paul Kuntz visiting Punxsutawney, and Mrs Ling delivering a talk on missionary work. Also mention a fundraiser for the Bradley home at Oakmont and several local visits and church attendance. An aside notes melted fat should not be hot when added to cake to avoid heavy, tough results.
Mr and Mrs C W Marshall and family called on their son Raymond Marshall at his home on Sunday. Mrs R O D Reeger returned from a visit with her daughter Launa, hospitalized in Mercy Hospital Pittsburgh after an operation. Mr and Mrs Arthur Riggle of Apollo visited sister Mrs J L Ewing. Miss Nora Cunningham shopped in Blakeville Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs John Ewing and Miss Anna Mae Marshall attended a Thursday surprise party.
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