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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1936

Page

4

Indiana County Sheriff’s Sale Notices Widens Listing

Public vendue announced for September 4 1936 at Court House Indiana Pa exposing multiple properties. Descriptions include two story houses on North Sixth and Oak Streets and various tracts in Pine, Green, White and Armstrong Townships with detailed boundaries, improvements, and mining rights.

Public sale notices in Plumville and Conemaugh townships

Two property sales are advertised by the Indiana County Court of Common Pleas. One concerns Lester Allison and Samuel Spence in Plumville with a 7500 square foot lot at John B. Clair Addition fronting Reid Street, bounded by Main Street, coal rights reserved, and a two story dwelling with outbuildings. the other describes parcels in Conemaugh Township tied to Andrew BusI and Josephine Bust, bounded by Saltsburg Coal Company and Kunkle heirs, totaling several acres. Conditions require a 10 percent bid deposit and other sale procedures enforced by Sheriff. August 19 1936 Sheriff Harry B Koozh.

Court of Common Pleas Indiana County Une Indiana Pennsylvania Maud Phet Laughlin H. J. Laughlin Hirst County of Indiang State of Oak Street Haler H. Dawson North Sixth Street Farmers Bank & Trust Company of Robinsteen Dollar & Athor Company Borough of County of Indiana Pennsylvanis Philadelphia Street Third Street Gompers Alley Cherry Alley Failadelphia Street Amoco Robinsien Collar & Leather Company Funker Recorder’s Office of Austin McCall A. I. McCall Stafford Township of Green County of Indians State of Pennsylvania Millie Fleming Central Avenue Booth Recorder's Office Indians County Fieri Facias No Sult Farmers Miners Trust Co. A Corp. Fi Zoma Mogle J. VV. Mogle South Mahoning County M. Lewis Mary Dilts John Elkin A. W. Dilts Gus Smith Thomas Pealer J. . Mogle Sarah Catherine Mogle The Savings & Trust Company of Della May Moxgle William Wayne Mogie Pennsyvania First Natl Bank of Plumyble AI Thorlalitle Blairsville Admr CT. A Edwin B. Williams Mortangar Martha C. Williams Atla Elizabeth Williams Mayella. Williams Methodist Episcopal Church OF Tleas Cornell Burrell Street Edwin BR. Williams W. Richards Bertha M. Richards Reeorder Salt of the Savings & Trust Co Catherine Boring George Holby Martin Myrtle George Syherts Eine M. B Merrit B.) Carney Nancy Carney Pine ‘Township Bertha Grabhm Asner G Gent Lulu M Run Post Janda Tt. E. Taberts Joseph Glenn Douglass and Clanaford John 1 Woodiy John Y. P Dunwoodis Robert A. Dunwoodley Henry Golden W. G. Trout John Robarts Krbh Roberts Ashrye G. Glenn C. EB. Barr Bbadt Aeres Rouse Belog Snl Ashera Glenn Daniel Glenn Federa Land Bank of Baltimore Lev. Fa Lerm D. R. Pornb J. Frank Cooper Church Street Walnut Alley T. GL. Edwards Samuel Brett Gald Campers Alley Frank Cooper Jtrank Cooper Harvey J. McHihoes Jeannette TE McBihoes Thomas T. McCord Out of Farmers Bank & Trust Co. of India Bae Pa Loy W. A. Hauxhurst Adeline Hauzhurst Elder Peelor Bue Willard Willaird White Greenwood Cemetery Association A. W. Taylor Pennsylvania Railroad Robert Sutton Buffalo-Pittsburgh Sue B. Williard Blairsville-Indiana Buffalo Said Street Railways Company M. Bennett & Sons Harry White Indiana County Street Railways Company Savings and Trust Company of Sue DB D. C. Root Aida Macadam Road Sue Williard B. NM. Clark Sue Willard Jefferson and Clearfield Corl & Tron Jackson Hauxhurst H.C, Kline Armstrong Garry C. Rowe John Carnahan Harry Co. Rowe H. C. Kline BP. Kline H.C. Kline B. P. Kline Sara J. Worsythe James RB Forsythe Indiana Couns Harry Towe Ault Sara B G Craig Kline Elmer P Klind Crooked Creek W. J. Rising Miles Carson A. A. Wiggins John J. Anthony Frank A. W. Walker Stumpf Henry Wall Adrian Iselin B. R. & P. Railway Company E. P. Kline Kittanning Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Railroad Company Elmer P. Kline HW. C. Kling Tohn J. Anthony H. &. Hagerty Ida May Hagerty White, Washington D. F. Rinn Mazzarina Moratto Mazzarina Moretto John Nessa Toira William Beatty John Pleming Jand Ella Martha Campbell David Campbell Bila Klein Heira VadenUng Bowers Indi- Ber Inhote William Beatt John Fleming Ernst CG. L. Tonkin C. T. McKee C. L. Tonkin Oshla P Tonkin C. L. Fonkin Lester Allison Samuel Spence Plumville John Bt. Clair Plumoville Main Street Reid Street Lester J. Allison J. F. Marshall Malcolm M. Fleming First National Bank R. Tomb Guiseppiana Busi Josephine Busi Andrew Andy) Busi Conemaugh Saltsburg Coal Company James Crawford Kunkle Saltsbury Coal Company Andrew Bus Josephine Bust J. Eb, Shearer Penna Salt Joseph Cipriany Harry BD. Koozhr Sheriff Sheriff's Office

Penn Run Social News Recap From Diamondville Area

Mr and Mrs John Horne and family of Johnstown visited Sam Eddy recently. Mrs Bert Burney of Johnstown visits Carneys sister Mrs Ettle Decker. Dorothy Cline vacationing with Della Fyock. Echelman high school music teacher returns. Mrs Frank Shaffer and family called in Indiana. Geo Clark shopping in Indiana. Mrs Ellen Trimpey visited Rev A W Snyder in Butler. Fourth quarterly M B church conference held with Diamondville Penn and Clymer. Dr R W McKenzie conducted. Mrs Wilbur Stephens and two children visited Warren Buterbaugh’s family. Regular preaching Sunday at M B H church with hymnals dedication and special program. Mr and Mrs Harry Calhoun spent two weeks with Mrs Lytle in Indiana and with Calhoun parents. Alleyne Young patient in Indiana hospital. Martha Willard and Alice Lytle returned to Ambridge. Mrs Niger and two children and Mr and Mrs Bee visiting Baltimore. Mr and Mrs J C Coy of Blairsville guests of North Lydick. Glenn and Robert Patterson returned home from vacation with aunt Nora Empfeld. Karl Sebring with boys to Akron. Miss Sara Trimpey returns to Rockwood schools. Shoppers in Indiana include Mrs D G Strong, Mrs Green, Mrs D G Groft, Mary Willard, Dorothy Lytle, Martha Willard. A corn roast at Jacob Dick’s farm by local youths. Martin Dick hosted son, daughter and families for Diamondville reunion.

Penn John Horne Johnstown Sam Eddy Bert Nrney Carney Ettle Decker Dorothy Cline Della Fyock Echelman Frank Shaffer Familly Indiana Geo. Clark Ellen ‘Trimpey A. W. Snyder Butler M. EB. Church Diamondyilie Penn Aun Clymer R. W. McKenzie Wilbur Stephens M. BH Harry Calhoun Martha Willard Alice Lytle Ambridge Niger Bee Baltimore J. C. Coy Blairsville North Lydick Glenn Robert Patterson Nora Empfeld Karl Sebring Akron Sara Trimpey Rockwood D. G. Strong Green D. G. Groft Mary Willard Dorothy Lytle Jacob Dick Martin Dick Kia Diamondville

Olivet and local residents see weekend activities

Earl Johns returns to Brookville home while Ivan Johns visits grandparents. Olivet WCTU meets at Flora McAwley’s near Edmon. twenty one attend. Reports from Dayton county convention read by Mrs. Ross Wilson. Alfred Bair and family attend funeral near Latrobe. Stiles family visits Earl Stiles. Ewing family attends Indiana horse and mule show. Grace Long relocates to Tarentum with daughter Lyle Stewart. Paul Anderson family moves onto Mrs. Long’s farm. Bailey and Lambing attend Wilkinsburg and Shady Plain business calls.

Chas. Rebley Latrobe Rebley John Stiles Strangetown Earl Stiles Ewing W. W. Ewing Watsons Ridge Indiana Grace Long Lyle Stewart Tarentum Paul Anderson Long O. T. Bailey Wilkinsburg Frank Lambing Winntington J. T. Orner T. P. Scott Shady Plain

Community Notices From Indiana and Nearby Areas

Local social notes list visits among Shields families in Indiana and North Braddock, travel to Pittsburgh, horse show attendance, and kin connections with Dormire Beck and Graffius households. A separate item recounts Mme Nour Dahaby defying Mecca photography bans and concealing 15 006 feet of film seeking a $125 000 offer.

Mme. Nour Dahaby Mecca

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Sheriff's Sales Mack William L, Brown Bussin L Brown William K Brown W. Harl Long Paul G Brown M. Pauline Brown William K. Brown Olivier JL. Brown Rosylin Toro Agian Fifth St Ed T. McHenry Herawith Augusta Kehne Ley Peeler & Feit Carndey Pina ‘Township Charles BF Shultzh Mortgagor Olive EH Connelly Grandview Grandview Avenue Charles B. Shultze Mary E. Decker Recorder’s Office Olive H. Connelly Charles E. Shultze Salt of Farmers Bank & Trust Co Indiane Pa W. Br, Bathurst Bertha Alice Bathurst Marie Bathurst Lynn Bathurst Robert Bathurst Homer City Orchard Street Utila W. R. Bathurst Frank Piscus R. Bathurst Merle Bathurst Farmers Bank & Trust Co. of Indiaea Lev Thomas '. McCord Frances McCord Mortxagers Harvey J. McElhows Jeannette McElhoes At & Post Pierce Harry E. Koozer Sheriff's Office Court House F. M Jerka B.C. Shields Ray B. Shields Lewis Shields Max Shields Robert Lula Becker Howard North Braddock M. Shilelde Floyd Dormire Philadelphia Wm. Dormire Lev Homen Wilda Chesley Pittsburgh Saturay Wayne Beck Wm. Beatty Wm. Beck Moriis Beck Madelin Knox Mabel ‘Wyant M. M. Graffius Punxsutawney Karl Beck Ralph Shilling McGuffey Ohio Europe Jimmy Beck Sumer Ira Kellenbaugh George Clairton Clarence Carbaugh Bell Telephone Company OF Pennsylvania Tion St.Clair, Rinn & Co 11Th and Water Sis Indiana, Pa Hess Brothers Restaurant Jouth Optoon Blair Faber Savings & Trust Co Atwater Kent Philco Crosley Zenith Daugherty's Drug Store P. BR. R Beno Tak Complete Watch R. W. Wehrle & CO Phila Jewelers & Opticians
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