Indiana County transfers list shows multiple property deeds
Property transfers in Indiana County include numerous lots and parcels moved to various buyers with prices such as 1925 dollars for Homar City land and 4600 dollars for a Blacklick lot. Several Jacksonville and Homer City parcels change hands along with others in Green and Creekside, plus notes on marriage licenses and tax deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homar City
Mary M. Niel
O Mack
Indiana
Harry Anderson
Sumner Graff
Blacklick
Laura EH. Graff
Robert Wyncoop
Washington
Miles Wyncoop
Millie Flaming
Green
BH. J. Fleming
FB. B. Campbell
Creekside
Alex Glia
Thomas P. Clawson
Jacksonville
WH. M. Kanart
Mary Berwinkle
M. R. Rager
J. W. Kunkle
Homer City
Nettle M. Davia
Wilmer D. Stewart
John A. Hicks
Blatraville
Richard Clark
Many Visitors and Local Residents in Indiana Town
A long list of visitors and residents in Indiana town with connections to Pittsburg, Johnstown, and nearby towns. Notable names include Mrs. Harry White Jp., William Barbour, Dr. Harry Ruffner, A. W. Mabon, Miss Florence Hoffman, and Col. Van Horn. Activities range from visits, business, and family gatherings to teachers resuming work and a Prohibition convention attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry White
Pitkibure
William Barbour
Filledale
Charles BE
Bedbon
Geis
Pittsburg
Indiana
Henderson Howard
Fort, Collins
Colo
Harry
Ruffner
Glen Campbell
Yeaterday
Lewis Wells
W. Bennett
Blatdes
Florence Williams
Near Town
Punxautawney
Alex Cameron
Tof Pitteburg
J. J. Miller
Central Hotel
F. L. Wells
Marion Center
Mary Hammond
Steubenville
Louise Langham
North Ninth Street
M. Griffith
Johnstown
J. Roberts
Gon. Lloyd
Dayton
H. O. Williams
South Fifth
Florence Hoffman
George Groft
Water Street
Frank Pittheld
An. Langham
George Keibler
Oakland Avenue
Camden
N. J
Ransom M. Lewis
Levi Young
Anna May
Watson
Franklin
Conemaugh
Westmont
F. G. Haer
Dixonville
Genevieve Bence
Weat Penn Hospital
W. G. Gibson
Black- Hek Township
Northwest
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
William Kissinger
Blacklick
Merle C.,kissinger
Ada
University
C. T., McCormick
G. Prothero
Montview
Kellysburg
Paul Fleming
Keifer
Okla
Armstrong Township
R. T. van Horn
Kansas City
East Mahoning
Col. van Horn
The
Progress
J. S. R. Pollock
Morrey Sutter
Harry Younkina
Mellor Music Store
Piano Club
C. C. Mellor Co
Joseph Kissinger
Ruth, Phillips
Blairsville
Dorothy Stoneback
Helen Gillespie
Messrs
Reid
William. Gillespie
Banks Township
Eva. Long
East End
William Johnston
Fairview
Nannie Bracken
Eyeland
Margaret’Ramney
Sheloca
Kanana
Pennsylvania
Lesta Fleck
Latrobe
Alice Duncan
Derry
Mary Moorhead
Fresport
Ater
Hannah Williams
Olive
Laura Bute Dana
Anderson
Parkwood
Goatenville
Mra
J. H. McColleun
Myr
Indiana County
Fairmont
Dated notices and local incidents from a 20th-century paper
Died in Johnstown Hospital Edward W Bush aged 49. Adara, nephew of the late S M McHenry of Water Street, died in Memorial Hospital, Solinstown, from paralysis after a wagon overturn near Minersville. Corn Fields Robbed farmers near Rayne church report corn losses despite posted no trespassing notices. Glassworks bench collapse cripples plant for a month delaying operations. Sabbath services resume at First United Presbyterian church with pipe organ forthcoming. Accidents in Saltsburg include R B McNeil sprain and Clark Weamer injured after falls. Trespass notices offered for sale at 6c each or 2c for 2 lines under new law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnstown
Edward
W. Bush
Adara
M. McHenry
Water Street
Memorial Hospital
Solinstown
Marning
Youngblodd
Mr. Bush
Minersville
Rayne Church
Rayne Township
Marriages and Pensions Highlight Local News
The article notes multiple marriages tied to local families and figures such as Himes editor of the Kittanning Tribune, with ceremonies at homes in Biderton and Glenn Campbell and a trip following. It also lists pensions granted in the district, and local agriculture featuring Champion peaches on Delos Hetrick’s Edgewood farm with plans to expand the orchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himes-Biinete
Harry H. Himes
Kittanning Tribune
Atta
May Barnett
George W. Dixon
Biderton
Delos “Hetrick
Edgewood
Hetrick
McKeage Mills Change Comes With Malcom Family Visit
Mr William M Malcom and family of Sheridanville Pa passed through town en route to Cherry Tree where Malcom takes charge of the McKeage Forming Mills A practical miller formerly head Miller at Penn Roller Mills in Indiana and held a similar post at Sheridanville Recent movement signals a new era for the mills with Malcom assuming leadership in Cherry Tree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKeage Mills
William M. Malcom
Sheridanville
Cherry Tree
Malcom
Froming Mills
Indiana
Penn Roller Mills
Also Mentioned on This Page
RDAL
Davies
McFeaters
Graceton Adam
Hazlett
Josephine William R. Beam
Smicksburg
Maggie C. Shaut
Cfmnickaburg
Johny T. Harkness
Charry
Ernest Serafina Abate
Lavina A
Lytle
Chambersville
Albert Miler
Glan- Campbell Coral
Bowarts
Rochester Mills
John M. Menning
Mary J. Roberta
William N. Conner
Cressohn
R. Caldwell
Marie
Réngoin
Blairaville
Abraham A “Gaupet
Watkins
Ines
Anna
Mdatin
Cunningham Company
PENNA
New York
Kimona
Reseda
Little Fellows
Mit
Devin
Oodebert
Soutentar
Hmit
Dugan
First United Presbyterian Church
Maslin
Aalpig
Mike L. Graham
Inert Young
of New
Ployétics
Hage Elta
Sraauvistlet
Church of New
Tle
Myc Wagner
Alay Uh Conservatory of
Muale
Indiana Normal
Haughner-Nelson
Wey
William Percy’ Baughnet
Margaret
Nelson
Altoona
Creson
Harkness
Rodkey
John Ty
Mary L. Rodkey
Mitchells. Mills, Syere
J. Ni Langham
Susan.Boyle
Reynoldaville
Thomas “MM
Creekpsi
David
Overdorff
Brushvalley
John
Hart
Parker
Landing
David Cunningham
Wwe
Indiana’ Roller Mills
Hetrick & Wilson, Proprs
Wee le Es
North Sixth Street
Philadelphia St
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