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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1930

Page

6

Commissioner Sale List Labels Owners and Districts

A catalog style list shows a commissioner's sale with names such as D C Muir Est, Dormar Coal Co, Hugenio Barbinio, Curt Bracken, Marie Freythe, Mert Jones, Elizabeth Davidson, J Bookamore, Mike Rywack, R E Young, Geo W McCullough, Diamond Sand Co, David Matthews, Clark M C J R Watson, John Grappi, Geo B Stewart, Mary C Kline, Otavian Cataldo, Peter Childo, Frank Bianco, Rosia Bianco, Clark & Watson, A T Ager, Jolly Burkey, Mrs M M Barr, Mrs Claude Ginter, Lynn Prothero, with multiple monetary amounts and district labels scattered.

D. C. Muir Dormar Coal Co Hugenio Barbinio Curt Bracken Marie Freythe Mert Jones Elizabeth Davidson Hila J. Bookamore Mike Rywack R. E. Young Geo. W. McCullough H. EB Clark M. C J. R. Watson John Grappi Geo. B. Stewart Mary C. Kline Ide Otavian Cataldo Ye Peter Childo Frank Bianco Rosia Bianco 2Bell Clark & Watson H. BH. Clark & Jno Gardner Lynn Prothero A. T. Ager Jolly Burkey M. M. Barr Claude Ginter Banks Big Four Coal Co Sarah C. Hilberl A. Coal J. W. Or M. A. Hurt A. Fee James Torrence Steve Pasedley John Williams Blacklick Ohn Gallagher Michael Harsmenke Brushvalley Fee Lota John Bennett Lot Herman Crouse Nathaniel Nesbitt A. Fea Margaret Hicott A. Keshla H H. Clark B. W. Smith H. DB. Wetzel Frank Palmer EB. W. Smith Conema H. & L A. Sur Glen Cami GRANT H. & Lot H. E. Clark Indiana Borough Mahoning Township Phillip Buffone James Riggio J. K. Roumni Joe Bruno Mary Tompkins J. Wayne Tomb A. W. Campbell A. W. Campbell & Powell J. L. Snedden Antonio Cesaria A. Fae Hugh MecGinity Pine Township John H. Ellis Charles Martin A. .G. W. McHenry & Bisman Thos, Hogan Rayne Township & le W. 0. Downey Tis R. H. Smith & Son Coal McEl Hoes Merle McElhoes Gideon O'Neal Washington Township Pardon East Wheatfield Ruth Dickers Albert Greshner Blanch Hogan B. I. Wehbsers Coat Lindsay & Snively Salvatore Rocerto Minnie L. Rosenberg West Wheatfield Township W. S. Byers Louis Fritz B. M. Hammond C. M. Johnston J. J. Long W. Marsh White Township Jos. Baker Young Township Geo. Fulton Taylor & Reed W. B. Walker Chas L. Bence W. Earl Long J. I. Henderson George Nesbi

The Wrong Lady

A pale gray coupe crashes into a roadster after a lights dispute. Margaret Willis faces a traffic court charge of parking without lights and wins when the other driver John Anderson loses his case. A hospital scare and a romance unfold as he recovers. Six months later they plan a honeymoon.

Margaret Justice of the Peace John Anderson John Anslerson Margaret Willis

Famed British General Hector MacDonald’s Mystery Endures

The article recounts General Hector MacDonald, “Fighting Mac,” from barefoot plowboy to brigadier, his Afghan and Sudan campaigns, disputed charges, and rumored fates. It notes court intrigues, a Paris death, and persistent questions about his true end, with a separate item on trachoma declining among Arizona and New Mexico Indians.

Tor MacDonald Gordon Highlanders MacDonald Lord Roberts Sudan Ceylon Sir Hector London War Office Mac Orient Paris England Scotland Uttle Kuroki British War Office Wheeler Syndicate Arizona New Mexico

Local notices and church events in Bolivar area

Mrs Eva McDowell visits Johnstown. Rev Voeghtly to preach in exchange with Rev Ruff. Blakeville Methodist convention set for Bolivar MBE church. Numerous local visitors, births, and moves noted from Bolivar, Ebensburg, and nearby towns. School moves and college plans include Sterling College and Allegheny College. Funeral, hunting, and fair attendance mentioned among residents and visitors.

Eva McDowell Johnstown John C. McDowell Henry Voeghtly Youtrystown Ruff Voeghtly Findley Reynolds St. Cloud Fla Mra. Hood Reynolds Grove City Clarence Hamilton This Place CG. W. Walker Bolivar Blakeville The Methodist Church Bolivar M. BE Emma Ferry Martinsburg Merl Mack F. RB. Robinson Garfield Fire Clay Co New York City Charles Nostetter Claridge Hostetter Sterling College Sterling Kansas United Presbyterian T. A. Henderson Richard E. Robinson Francis Rabinaon Allegheny College Meadville Bolivar High School H. C. Adergon Lewis Willkinsburg Sither Mabel Betts Boyd St.Clair Ebensburg Dewey G. Riddell Alex Hunter Latrobe M. C. Rhinehart Irvin Kelly Mrndys Cornars Third Street Edith Dunmire Oakland Pittsburgh Sheridan Dunmire Emanuel Ressler Kenneth Rhinehart Indiana Rev. Rittenhouse United Evangelical Church W. A. Lear McGahey United Evangelion Ehareh Punxdu‘tawney Garfield Smokeless Coal Co Second and Chestnut Sts Edward Anderson Wallace Long West Bolivar Long Helen Miller Chark Miller Town Conrad Lesley Swarthmore Lesley Mary Louise Hammond W. B. Hammond Charles W. Sutton Jay Sutton Frank Coursin Julia Hewitt Adda, Bouser Wilbert Mack Frank Shomo Henry Dunmire Wm. Muir George Shomao Jeannette

Jivaro Heads as Trophy Remains Documented

Report describes a South American practice where Jivaro people shrink and preserve the heads of defeated foes. The heads are kept as trophies and are said to be roughly the size of an orange, reflecting a cultural ritual tied to warfare and status.

Regulation Of Electric Holding Companies And Public Interest

A speaker argues that common stockholders bear loss risk but enable growth through regulated holding companies. He asserts that consumer interests are protected by state regulation, and that freedom for holding companies drives service expansion, rate reductions, and wider electricity use benefiting the public.

Administrators Notice for Pine Township Estate

Letters of administration granted for the estate of Dendlaloser late of Pine Township. Creditors and indebted individuals are to present or pay promptly. Blanche Waltemire named administrator at Penn Bay Virginia with September 4, 19 0 date.

Poular & Feit Dendlaloser Pine Township Cumea Blanche Waltemire

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