Alverda County Town News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs James Flaming of Diamondville and three granddaughters visited Ceorge Flaming's home on Wednesday. Aileen Williams went to Indiana to attend Normal. Several families gathered at a lawn party hosted by George Davies. Ongoing travel and schooling plans are noted for area residents including Willis Williams, Myr and Henry, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flaming
Diamondville
Aml
Leona Buterbaugh
Seward
Blanche Sickenberger
Aileen Williams
IT. O. Williams
Indiana
TR. I. Sterling
Heilwood
J. C. Marlin
George Fleming
Reena
George Mott
Griffh
George Davies
Annie
Tuesda Giles
Merle Henry
Myr
Austin Davis
Hlwood City
David Heiser
Rossiter
Mr. Heiser
H. W. Heiser
Archie Repine
Pittsburgh
Mex Dittmar
W. H. Heiser
He Stork
Local Social Roundup From Jantrohe To Blairsville
Miss Nowe returns home from visitations in Jantrohe. James Thornton visited Jlomer City Wednesday. Coy and son Harvey are guests here. Phoebs Platt of Derry stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Dias. Mrs. James Wright visited daughter Mrs. Geo Artley. Swaney and Harkins visited Blairsville. Milliken back from Derry. Lloyd Taylor family visited near Josephine. Tomas Burns improves after illness. Zell Martin returns from vacation via Uniontown and other states. Mrs. Harry Sheats visited Greensburg. Snearley of Momer City visited Mrs. Harry Sheats. Richard Wright reunites with loved one after months away. Late trolley home from Momer City ends with a fight. Constable Jack Marshall assisted by foreigners after being injured. Mrs. Sam McBeth and Mrs. George Steed recently in Indiana. William Merewes badly scalded during a work incident. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Mikes shopped at county seat. County commissioners and Kittanning men inspect bridge repair. Townsend family visits cousin Belle Reynolds. J. C. Stewart spends days with family after Pittsburgh work. Robert King of Apollo visits Leland Manna. O. M. Andersons host Lucily. Dr. J. A. Lowry and family stay with Nanny Lowry. Townsend family visits Dr Harmon home. Maude Shetler weekends with Ward Coulter. Boss Wherry of Pittsburgh visits here. Bible class holds monthly business meeting Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Nowe
Jantrohe
James Thornton
Jlomer City
Mr. Coy
Harvey, Coy
Phoebs Platt
Derry
H. R. Dias
James Wright
Geo. Artley
Charles Swaney
Cil Harkins
Blairsville
Russell Milliken
Lloyd ‘Taylor
Josephine
Tomas Burns
Zell Martin
Uniontown
West Virginia
Maryland
Harry Sheats
Greensburg
Snearley
Sam McBeth
George Steed
Indiana
William Merewes
Gatthu
Mikes
Non
Earl
Bacay
Jack
Vlank
Man
W. J. Silvis
Nellie Beighley
O. M. Anderson
Near
Cgirty
J. A. Lowry
Nanny Lowry
Slippery Rock
Mrr
B. Townsend
Robert
Dorothy
Veria Townsend
Harmon
Shelocta
Local Visitations and Events Around Town
Iya of Youngstown visits Miss Tillie Cress ay with kin from Glen Gammell and Akron. The town held a corn roast in Ake grove. Luvia Weary and Gruen Mamilton visited W. M. Uber. Uber returns from Jersey Shore where he worked for a wrought iron company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iya (Kessiey
Youngstown
Tillie Cressay
Charles Ake
Margaret
Glen Gambell
Hoyd Ake
B McLetster
Lizabeth
Akron
Ake Grove
Luvia Weary
Canoe Ridge
Aliss Gruen Mamilton
Nat Wy Uber
Autbrose
W. M. Uber
Uber
Jursey Shore
Lon Hange Vo
Angus Dunlap
Local Residents Visit Nearby Communities on Weekend
Strongstown residents Graham and son Wilbur traveled to Johnstown for business on Thursday. Mr and Mrs J M Brown John Brown and sister plus A L Graham visited Mr and Mrs Winn Sides of Sides on Sunday. J B P George and son Albright were in Wintondale Friday and Saturday. John Blackley near Dilltown called on friends Sunday. Mr and Mrs J C Patterson attended Tipperary on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot. Graham
Wilbur
Johnstown
Isiness
J. M. Brown
John Brown
A. L. Graham
Winn
J. BP. George
Albright
Wintondale
John Blackley
Near Dilltown
J. C. Patterson
Tipperary
Funeral Notices and Local Visit Highlights
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Patterson's mother Mrs. Samuel Leeta. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Post and their baby stayed a week at Frank Conrad's home. J. DO. Moyer of near Claghorn was a guest at the Conrad home. Henry Foster and children visited Alfred Foster. Charles Conrad spent weekend in Indiana. William Conrad traveled to Johnstown. Frank Mack of near Wellum visited Dilown. Jessie Gray of Washington, D C, is spending the week with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W. Post
Frank Conrad
J. DO. Moyer
Claghorn
Conrad
Henry Foster
Alfred Foster
Charles Conrad
Indiana
William Conrad
Johnstown
Frank Mack
Near Wellum
Dilown
Jessie Gray
Washington, D. C
County Farmers Asked to Plant More Wheat for War Aid
Warner, Indiana County Farm Bureau agent, urges a 2 percent minimum rise in wheat acreage this fall to meet next year’s food needs. With 4459 farmers, Indiana County planted 22 949 acres last year, but many lack suitable soil. Recommend plowed seed bed, rye fallback, and fertilizer: 260 lbs acid phosphate per acre, 2-10-0 at 249 to 300 lbs, 200 lbs additional acid phosphate, and liming where possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Warner
Indiana County Farm Bureau
Indiana County
Indiana
Trustees Sale of Real Estate in Pennsylvania Bankruptcy Case
In the West ern District of Pennsylvania the estate of George Hamill, bankrupt, Bankruptcy No. 1058, directed by District Court order to offer for public sale premises number 1, at the village of Hamill, East Mahoning Township, Indiana County, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ha
District Court
Llamill
East Mahoulng
Indlana
Property parcels in Mahoning Twp sale description
Two described parcels in Mahoning township Indiana County Pa include 26 rods 137 square feet with a dwelling and outbuildings and a second undivided one fourth interest containing 46 acres. The latter comes from Mary Linsmus will dated 1911 and is bounded by Annie Aul H Wil etc. All lands to be sold free of liens with proceeds distributed by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoning
Indiana
Pennsylvania
N. CG. Simpson
George 11Imil
George Hamil
Tank Sitnate
J. B. Hopkins
Elarofi
S. L. Rowe
George Hamil Abder
Mary Linmis
Indiana County
Paige
Notice of sale terms and real estate auction in Blairsville
Notice in Indiana County Orphans Court for sale of two Blairsville parcels by administratrix Ellen Stitt to Thomas Bell for 3800 cash on delivery. Sale aims to satisfy decedent Robert G Stitt's debts with parcels described as lots 88 and 87, Campbell Street area, totaling 40 by 150 feet and related cul de sacs. Court hearing set for September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orphans Court
Indiana County
Inicn 3
Stitt
Giltiet
Thomas I. Bell
Blairsville
Indiana
Pennsylvania
J. M. Mosack
Campbell Street
Ralph Spies
Margaret Mimnelright
Sualley
Abram Holmes
Campbell
Calveet
Sugar Alley
Robert G. Stitt
John A.stitt
Ellen & Stitt
John
Ste
Wm. N. Liggett
Nowich
Maggie Widdowson
Charles Widdowson
Cherryhill Township
Orphans’ Court of
A. J. Hines
Cherryhill
J.A. Sickenbreger
Joan Sickenberger
Charlies Widdowson
David Wiecker
M. W. Saxman
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U. S. Army
Brown
Philadelphia St. Punxsutawney
Indiana, PA
Clearfield
First National Bank of Indiana
Alverda
Smithport
Joseph Peddicord
Celine Tacne
Patton
Gus Uber
Imogene Wonder
J. D. Spicher
Beulah Williams
Ohio
Houghton, N. Y
W. M. Gromley
Gypsy
Jank Gromley
Harl Goss
Allison
Anna Goss
Graceton
South Bend
Hillsdale
Strongstown
Patterson
Samuel Leeta
Dilltown
Militaire
Pinsmore
District Court OF the United Slates
Pennsylvanfa
Bankrouptcy No
Iriday
I. Mo
Co. Stewart
Marion Center
Cunningham & Wisher
BR. G. Stitt
Borough of
Cnarace
Court of Common Pleas
C. A. Haskins
Spisher
Ford B
Decker
W. H. Buterbaugh
Act of Assembly
Green Township
Prothonotary
Adminietratris
John L. Getty
M. L. Carnahan
Tate
Creekside Borough
Nan
Carnahan
Creekside
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