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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1925
Page
4
The calendar lists May registration and party enrollment start, July petition and nomination dates, registry sittings in July, August deadlines for petitions and objections, September registration and primary day on September 15, and November election day with deadlines for expense accounts and withdrawals. Includes municipal and county offices and school districts.
County Agent Warner tested several cribs last week and found good seed prospects. Blairsville No 1 farmer C O Swasy offers Yellow Dent corn testing 97.7 percent, priced at four dollars per double bushel of 70 pounds ears, with about 150 bushels available. Homer City No 2 resident Jesse Anthony near Kent has Yellow Dent corn at 83 percent. Warner plans more crib tests soon urging timely seed decisions.
Cherryhill Township residents visit R A Martin and R C Kelley and Mr. McCracken of Pine Mills. Judith Parry buys a new tractor. Laurel Swamp pupils walk to the Klan farm. Mary Lamer visits Gertrude Emeigh. Frank Waltermire and Nora Emeigh make calls. A baby girl arrives to Mr and Mrs Zenas Stephens, sixth daughter. Tom McQueeney calls on John Dingle.
Mrs I M Speedy and children visited her mother Mrs Ella Warner in Sheloca during the past week. Mrs J A Dixon attended a funeral in Pittsburgh for her aunt Mrs Allman. Miss Nettie Devinney Mrs Bertha Ewing and Ruth visited J B Greson. the Ewngs and their children visited C W Shields. Indiana visitors W C Diven and J L Diven spent Wednesday here. Louis Conway called on Judson Parry Saturday. Ebner Shankle cut his left hand Friday evening needing three stitches. John Shankle moves to Nicholson farm this week. Frank Reithmiller of Cherry Tree spent days with Earl Reithmiller. Mrs Emma Mumau visited her mother Sunday.
Local brief notes report moves into the Sam Baron property and a few health updates. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson improves after a severe cold while Mrs J B Ferguson continues to recover. Visitors include Indiana and Dayton natives visiting families in town and at the county seat.
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