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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1931
Page
3
By order of the District Court the bankrupts real estate totaling about 499 acres will be sold publicly on Wednesday October 14 1931 near McIntyre Indiana Co Va. The sale covers four major tracts in Young Armstrong Center and surrounding townships with houses outbuildings roads and mining rights. Terms require 26 percent cash at sale and balance on deed delivery with court confirmation and trustees address Indiana Pa.
In the District Court of the Western District of Pennsylvania the matter of Savan Collieries Co. In re Bankrupt No 15283 Notice is given that by order of the District Court a public sale will be held free and clear of all liens and encumbrances.
A public sale starts at 1:20 PM at W L Neal residence near McIntyre Indiana County Pa. The property covers a Young Township tract of 18 acres plus mineral rights, bound by Neal Coal Run Mining Co and public road. Terms require 25 percent cash at bid and remaining on deed delivery. The trustee may reject bids and adjourn sale. sale continuation to be requested before Creps referee office in Indiana on the second day following notice.
Rev Samuel Ford of Arnold will preach at Brushvalley Methodist church next Sunday October 4 at 630 AM and 730 PM Mrs Mary Hadden has returned home in Cavode after visiting relatives Jay Glassford of Indiana visited the valley Gordon Mack of McKeesport was a recent caller Ida Cunningham a Johnstown teacher spent the weekend here Mr and Mrs J P Altering were guests in Pittsburgh Mrs William Walbeck of Johnstown spent several days with valley friends.
Local residents from Black Lick New Kensington and nearby towns visited relatives and attended the Brushvalley community fair on Saturday. Several callers including Roy Wolfe Floyd Rhine and J C Lyster were noted, with others visiting in Homer City Gypsy and Erie. A missionary’s letter described natives starving and needing food and more missionaries.
The Progress Office advertises trespass notices at 3 for 25 cents on cloth and 6 for 25 cents on waterproof paper. Add mailing option if desired.
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