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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1937
Page
4
Advertisement shows subscription terms for Indiana County residents with cash in advance. Rates listed include one year for 1.50 and three months. Mentions Register & Recorder Elmer W. Allison and Jury Commissioner L. F. Robinson. Oldest paper in the county, established 1813.
Local residents list weekend visits including Mr and Mrs Blaine Wood in Ohio and Miss Dorothy Townsend from South Bend visiting the Swank home. Several church and club meetings are noted at Elgin and Heckart homes. Town folks travel to Indiana and Philadelphia area towns for visits and shopping.
Rev G Matthew Gordon of Indiana called on friends at Heilwood on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs John Engle and daughter Twila and son Wesley visited Milton Askins in Yatesboro. Mrs Lottie Martin of Indiana spent days with Logan Parry. Oliver Householder and Tom Weide of Clymer called Thursday evening. Henry Kennis of Heilwood called Tuesday. Harry Williams of Pine Flats Pittsburgh caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Brown and children of Manor shopped in Indiana Saturday. Mr and Mrs Shelton Shultz and son were Barnesboro callers Saturday.
Auction notice detailing sale at John Herron farm near Route 422 on Thursday October 21 1937 at 12 00 o clock includes 14 head of horses and colts standard bred stock brood mares and foals various farm implements and vehicles with terms to be announced sale conducted by J T Wilson owner and R W George auctioneer at Mrs Dollie Brickell residence Indiana Pa Friday October 22 10 00 o clock household goods living room furniture radio sewing machine gas range and other articles cash terms
County stockraisers plan an auto tour to the Pittsburgh Fat Stock Show on October 20 with Farmers and Merchants Bank Cherry Tree and local business leaders. Four hundred 4-H baby beef, 4-H lambs, and 4-H pigs will sell at public auction that afternoon after a 7:00 am departure from Indiana Court House via Route 80 to Saltsburg and Herras Island plant tour. return after 4:00 pm.
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By order of the Orphan's Court of Indiana County Pennsylvania a public sale for debt payment is set for November 6 1937 at 2:00 PM on the Alcorn farm 140 acres more or less bounded by heirs of Mack Gerring Welffer Brendlinger and Samuel Brendlinger with 41.95 acre exception and mineral reservations. Terms: $100 cash at knockdown and balance on confirmation of deed. Sale conducted by administrator Isaac O Boring with clerk W W Calhoun and auctioneer W F Brendlinger.
Letters of Administration granted. claims must be presented for settlement. Debts to administrator Co M Davis at 3608 Fifth St Indiana Pa. Sept 22 1937 6te.
R Carlyle Fre, auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Indiana county, will attend to duties of his appointment at The Farmers Bank Trust Company administrator’s office in Indiana Theatre building Indiana PA on Thursday, November 18 1987 at 10 00 a m. All interested may attend.
Peeler and Feit, attorneys, give notice as auditors to settle and report distribution of money in the hands of George J. Feit as Executor of the Sarah R. Christy estate. The duties will be performed at Room 403, Savings & Trust Building in Indiana Borough, Pennsylvania, on Tuesday October 26, 1937 at 10 o'clock A M. All interested persons may attend. GW. Musser, Auditor. September 29, 1937-8te.
Rev Garland visited parish members in Covode and Juneau last week. Remains of Anna Hoeh of Pittsburgh interred in Marchand Cemetery. George Hall and John Ganl returned from McGees Mills. Ladies Aid met at Alice Mottarn's home with many attendees. Several locals noted social visits and travels including Mrs. Gaul, Walter Wineberg and daughter, and Pfeffer families. Rev Garland and son Paul stayed with Mrs. Garland's relatives.
Maple Grove residents and guests from Robinson Revloc Pittsburgh Johnstown Bethel Heilwood gathered for weekend visits. Dean and Gene Henry marked their 12th birthday on October 9. Spruce Grove revival meetings continue through the week with area residents stopping by.
Preaching will be held next Sunday at 11 o'clock and Sunday school at 10:00. Mr and Mrs Charles Davison and daughter of New Kensington visited Mr and Mrs Carl Fleming last Friday. Mr Wadding and sons of Plumville repair H L McCurdy's barn destroyed by a wind storm last spring. Mrs Elizabeth Bell congratulated on a new grandson born to Mr and Mrs Orland Twigg of Indiana. H B Boyer returned home after two weeks with his brother Wm Boyer of South Dakota.
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