Plumville Sheriff Sale Passes Real Estate in Two Bench Parcels
The sheriff announces a sale of real estate in Plumville Indiana County Pennsylvania. First, lot 66 in John St. Clair Addition to Plumville a two story frame house on a 7500 square foot yard with coal and mining rights reserved. Second, a 3 acre 96 perches parcel bounded by Salisbury Coal Co James Crawford and Salze burg Coal Co with deed history back to 1923. Bids require 10 percent down and at least 100 dollars. balance due by the second Monday of September Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Allison
Samuel Bpench
Luster Allison
Plumville
Indiana
Pennsylvania
John St. Clair
Office For Recording of Deeds
Ctc
Main Street
Lester J. Allison
J.F. Marshall
Indiana County
Malcolm M. Fleming
First National
Plaumville
D R. Tomb
Guiseppiana Busi
Josephind Busi
Andrew
Andy) Buss
Conemaugh
County
Salisbury Coal Company
James Crawford
Kunkle
Salzeburg Coal Company
Andrew Buss
Josephine Wuss
J. EB. Shearer
Recorder's Office
Penna
Sult
Sotich
Harry BH. Koozer
Sheriff Sheriff's Office
Professor Hecht Addresses MIT Color Conference Insight
Prof. Selig Hecht of Columbia University told a MIT color conference that colors are perceived through light sensitive chemicals in certain nerves within the eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selig Hecht
Columbia University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Bankers to Meet at Annual American Bankers Association
Robert V. Fleming announces the American Bankers Association annual convention in San Francisco from September 21 to 24. The program will include speakers from diverse businesses to discuss public understanding of banking, profitable operations, and the evolving role of banks in serving communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Robert V. Fleming
American Bankers Association
San Francisco
Mr. Fleming
Radio Commencement Exercises by Banking Institute
More than 200 chapters of the American Institute of Banking hold a nationwide September commencement by radio. It is described as the largest graduation ceremony for any educational institution. The chapters span U S towns with about 35 000 bank employees and officers, yielding over 2 500 graduates annually and over 25 000 total graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Institute of Banking
American Bankers Association
United States
Business Outlook Says Recovery Momentum May Lift Nation
The August issue of Banking, published by the American Bankers Association, notes natural forces of recovery show strength and could lift the country to new highs. It says bonus funds distribution to veterans has faded as a business factor and political campaign uncertainty remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bankers Association
Foreign trade report shows 1935 level at 78.9 percent
The Commerce and Marine Commission of the American Bankers Association released a report on world trade for 1935. It found physical volume at 78.9 percent of 1929, up 2.1 percent from 1934 and the best since 1929, while gold values remained low due to January 1936 price drops. The combined index across countries stood at 35.7 percent of 1929.
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Commerce and Marine Commission of the
American Bankers Association
National Banks Reach New Deposit High in June 1936
Comptroller of the Currency O Connor reported total deposits in 5,374 national banks reached 26.200 billion on June 30 1936, a new high, up 1.341 billion or 5.39 percent from March 4 1936. Deposits rose 3.682 billion or 16.35 percent versus June 29 1985.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Connor
United States
Tom Caldwell Meets Dora Trainor in Uptown Suburbia
In an uptown subway Tom Caldwell notices a pretty girl who leads him to a Fifth Avenue mansion. Dora Trainor ropes him into a lunch and a later plan, revealing she knows his mother Claire Caldwell. Tom offers his fraternity pin and a photo, while Dora keeps his pin and admires football captain portraits.
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Tom Caldwell
Tom
Times Square
Dixie Dean
Dixie
Chile
Dora Trainor
Yale
Financial District
Fifth Avenue
Dora
Claire Caldwell
New Haven
Harvard
Fordham
Cornell
Amherst
Dartmouth
Syracuse
Princeton
Hot Dogs Go Global on Bulgarian Trains
A Petroit News report notes travelers in Bulgaria switch from hot dogs and coffee to kebap and soda. Trains lack diners, so long stops let hungry riders grab open-face meat sandwiches rolled like a dog. Vendors offer steaming hot portions with nunbuttered bread and lemon pop soda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
Bulgaria
Petroit News
Favorite Fall Desserts From Hearty Seasonal Recipes
A compact set of autumn dessert recipes highlights apples mince meat and currant jelly. Dishes include Apple Pie, Mince Meat Fudge Squares, Baked Apples With Currant Jelly, Autumn Cup Cakes, and Baked Mince Meat Fruit Pudding with detailed steps and oven temps.
Local Social Notes From Johnstown Area Gatherings
A long list of residents and visitors in Johnstown and nearby towns. Mentions include Miss Margaret Wysong visiting Mrs. Florence Ressler, Mr. and Mrs. Nixon trip to Atlantic City, and relatives from Clarksburg and Claridge visiting local households. Also notes moves, hospital visits, church activities, and a comment on population trends tied to rising temperatures per Dr. Mills of the University of Cincinnati.
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C. A. Mills
University of Cincinnati
Chambersville church services and local visits
Next Sunday at Crooked Creek church services begin at 9 45 with Sunday school at 10 45. Local visits include Clair Pruner family in Indiana and Mrs Chas Adamson visiting relatives. A stork delivered a baby boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Shiroski. Dr R D Wrycoff from Pittsburgh comments on tides caused by sun and moon.
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Chambersville
Crooked Creek
Clair Pruner
Indiana
F. E. Kirke
Ebensburg
Howard Brady
Portersville
Chas
Brady
Stork
Frank Shiroski
Harl] Love
Altoona
Charles Brady
R. D. Wrycoff
Pittsburgh
United States Holds Half of World Telephones
A survey by the American Telephone and Telegraph Company shows the United States contains 16,868,955 telephones, about half of the world total of 83,589,890. Europe has 12,028,768, with Canada and Japan each over 3 percent. The U.S. leads in telephones per capita at 13.96 per 100 people, while 93 percent of world telephones are within reach domestically.
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United States
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Europe
Canada
Japan
Asia
Africa
Oceania
South
Central America
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Sheriff's Sales
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Jearko
Hess Brothers Restaurant
South Seventh Street
Boda Grill
Daugherty’s Drug Store
Opp. P. BR
Station
Roosevelt - Landon
James J. Walters
Goa
the Adventuress
Frances Peck
Heinz Food Institute
Aliee Riddell
Dodson
Tarrs Station
John McDowell
Akron
Burkett
McDowell
Charles Mostetler
Claridge
T. A. Henderson
Emil Foster
Clarksburg
W. Va
John Foster
Adda Felton
Mildred
Ellsworth Steffey
Forrest
Walter Muir
Paul Brendlinger
Palmer
Hinton
Marie Glass
Allentown
Hardman Newling
Annie Be, Miller
Thomas Miller
Johnstown
James Riddell
Derry
Russell Betta
Archie Gamble
Clymer
Paul Shetler
Ralph Johns
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
William Fisher
Chester Fisher
Lutheran Sunday School
Wilbert Mack
Bart Mack
James McGraw
Memorial Hospital
James McHlvee
Erma
Howard Nelson
William H. Cunningham
Butler
M. F. Nelson
Frank Shomo
Dean McClure
Ashlant, C
J. S. McClure
Ralph Brett
Mrs. Anderson
Huntingdon
Rev. Anderson
The
Free Methodist Church
Ray
J. Hartnett
Opp. P. BR. R. Station
Rear Moore Hotel
Indiana Sales & Service
Studebaker
Philadelphia Street
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Peat- Gazette
R. D
Firestone
Stewart Warner
Hileman
North Seventh Street
Indiana, PA
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