Indiana County Sheriff Sale Notices From 1928 Auction
Public vendue to be held at the Court House in Indiana Pennsylvania on Friday November 30 1928 at 1 30 o clock PM featuring multiple parcels. Properties include lots in Church Street plan of Indiana Borough and parcels in Cherry Tree Dix Dixonville and Canoe townships with mineral rights road easements and coal rights and subject to court terms and prior liens.
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Court of Common
Indiana County
Court House
Indiana
Pennsylvania
AT & O'Clocef
Vernh Lydic
A. B. Lydic
M. Vyorne Lydick
B. Lydick
Borough
County of
State of
Church Street
David Blair
Free Methodist Church
M. Verne Lydie
Helen T. Blair
Edward Widdowson
Matilda J. Fitzpatrick
John P. Fitzpatrick
Cherry Tree Borough
Pennayhvent
Main Street
Henry Hawes
Susquehanna River
William McKeage
Susquehanna
Gran Sayer
Cecil Kerr
Montgomery
B. I. Pitts
J. W. Clark
J. W Clark
Clark Walker
Abner Bantlebaugh
B. I. Pitts State
Maggie Barilebaugh
Salt
J. N
Sierr Fi
Caldwell Smokeless Coal CO
Brushvalley
County
Mortexagee
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tracklick Creek
George M. Dias
Towit
Tuckawanna Coal & Coke Company
C. & C. Division
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
GC. & G. Division
Lackawanna Coal & Coke Company
Lackawanna Coal Coke Company
Benidet
George M. Dinas
Blacklick Creek
Said Creek
Tuackaayanna Coal & Coke Company
Farmers Bank and Trust Company of
Frank Hess
William L. Buchanan
Mary M. Burhariana
Atutust
A. D
Recorder
Said
Dixonville
Alex Walker
B. M. Smith
F. J. Hess
Dale Silvis
Swisher
Steve Lipiak
Anna Liptak
Scintta
Keagle
Borough of
North Fifth Street
George S. Keagle
Samuel B. Walker
Partners Bank & Trust Company
Concetta DI Francesco
Domenica D. Francesco
Nicola Pirocchi
FL. A. Stewart
Ganoe Township
Straight Branche Avenue
Jacob Smith
Canoe Township
Domenico di Francesca
Concetta
Louis Yanni
Maria Yanni
Rossiter State Bank
Rossiter
Chapman
J. Co
Harry White
Tith Street
4Th Street
J. L. Orr
J. R. Richards
Jima
James C. Dias
May M. Dias
Frank ©. Butler
Jessie M. Butler
Recorder’s Office
May Dias
James
Dias
Salt of
N. C. Ponnall
Q. W. Donahue
Edna M. Done
Fallowa
Joseph P. Mack
W. L. Allan
Water Street
Belin
Clark W. Donahue
Ana M. Donahue
Frank M. Myers
Luella
John A. Alexander
Mary Alexander
Green
Ofronville
Clymer
Margaret R. White
J. Herman White
Trlane
Pennsylvanis
Loswit
Laoeust Berret
Gates
Siblot
Walia
Copaur
W. P. Gates
Locust Street
Margaret Tt. White
Gatea St Ux
Hank
Martha J. Smiead
Sarah Floreng Smead
Boll Herbert Share Smead
Henry Edgatt Smiead
Lomas Edwin Smiad
William
Jamison
Wm. McMillen & Son
Josaph
Potts
A. M. Jamigan
Midward George Heirs
Richard Coulter
William. Smead
YnAl
John B. Miller
Thomas Smead
William Smead
M. A. Wynkoon
Wil Ba
Wm. &. Merce
Elsie K. Huey
Marle Huy
White Township
W. F. Upson
Tutu
Merle Huey
K. Huey
Bevie Trowlexy
Dollie Rawley
Recorder’s Ofice
Indian County
Utley
Taniaana
County of Indians
Grand View Redty Company
Grand View Avenue
H. B. Hilty
W. $. Hamilton
Ollee
Reed Bock
First National Bank of Indiana
Stewart
A. T. Taylor & Son
Wi. Ta
Delesinder
Festival Season Tradition Shows Thanksgiving Contours
A historical reflection traces Thanksgiving from its Plymouth Rock origins to its modern domestic role. The piece notes early games such as pitch and toss, the ritual of family reunions, and the holiday’s emphasis on home and kinship, enduring as a national occasion after the Civil War.
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Cradford m
Vna
Plymouth Rock
New England
Blessings and poverty seen as indifference in Greek thought
The piece argues wealth and poverty may be indifferent and of little significance to sums of blessings. It urges studying Greek philosophers to understand the real value of blessings and warns against a hypercritical view of Thanksgiving, labeling it anti-Christian and unwise.
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Indianapolis News
Gratitude Deep in the Nation Amid Abundant Blessings
An essay states that while some in America lack gratitude, the country generally holds a deep sense of thankfulness for the many blessings granted. It argues the nation bears a strong obligation due to its abundant rewards.
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America
Turkey Production Dominates Midwestern States
The census of 1920 shows Texas, Missouri, Oklahoma, California, Kentucky and Virginia as the six leading states in turkey production. Small flocks thrive on grain farms in the Middle Western and Southwestern regions, with many large commercial operations. Formerly large numbers were raised in New England, but this has declined in recent years.
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Middle Western
Gratitude in Cicero And The Virtue Of Gratitude
The text discusses Cicero’s view that gratitude is a primary virtue and equates being grateful with goodness. It contrasts the grateful person as virtuous with the ungrateful as morally deficient, framing gratitude as a measure of true goodness within the hierarchy of virtue.
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