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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1935

Page

4

Dairy Herd Report Highlights March Milk and Butterfat Leaders

The March report from the Second Dairy Herd Improvement Association shows 19 herds tested, 264 cows on test, and 220 tested cows this period. Top producers include W. H. Wood, Clyde McConaughey, J. F. Pounds Est., R. B. Miller, and Henry Townsend with milk yields ranging up to 1067.2 pounds and butterfat up to 45.86 pounds, reflecting strong performance across multiple farms and dry cow counts. Quarterly Pomona Grange meeting draws 200+ Patrons of Husbandry with remarks on rural mail delivery and parcel post achievements.

Are Quay McMillen R. & Grit HW. W. Muman Clyde Houck Rt, J IL. M. Speedy H. M. Travis Torrance State Hospital R.H Second Dairy Herd Improvement Association Frank Ginter W. H. Wood Clyde McConaughey R. J J. F. Pounds R. B. Mitler R.G J. C. Mohney R. B. Miller

4-H Club Meeting in Cookport Friday Evening

A 4-H club meeting for boys girls and parents will be held Friday at 8 P M in the Cookport community hall. County Agent J W Warner will present a three reel film from the American Jersey Cattle club on Jersey calf clubs and related 4-H activities. The event invites ages ten to twenty and notes forthcoming club camps and related topics.

Cookport J. W. Warner American Jersey Cattle Club Jersey

Pennsylvania Electric Company Announces New Rate Schedule

The Pennsylvania Electric Company announces a voluntary rate reduction following the Public Service Commission plan. The revised schedule, filed April 1 and effective May 1, 1935, simplifies structure, retains promotional domestic rates, reduces initial charges, and lowers costs for small users while combining large-user rates into a two-tier domestic plan.

Pennsylvania Electric Company Pennasylvania Electric Company Public Service Commission Commission K.w.h

Indiana Board of Health Opens City Office

The Indiana Board of Health has established an office on the first floor of the Municipal building on North Seventh street. The board, which has operated for many years without a health office, now has a staffed location. Lawrence F. Robinson serves as secretary and in charge of the new office.

Board of Health Indiana Board of Health North Seventh Street Lawrence F. Robinson

County sues five townships and one borough over road project funds

Indiana County commissioners sue North Mahoning White Montgomery Banks Washington Glen Campbell borough for funds advanced on six districts. Individual claims list North Mahoning 15000.00 White 12302.64 Montgomery 9000.00 Banks 12920.08 Washington 1866.07 Campbell 5000.00 interest from April 1 1931. Green and Rayne owe add'l sums but are paying down. Total due 96500.64.

Indiana County Commissioners North Mahoning White Township Montgomery Banks Township Washington Township Glen ‘Campbell Green Rayne Green Township Rayne Township

Engagement announced for Dorothy Shaffer and William Keepin

Mr and Mrs Oscar Shaffer of Clark Street Indiana announce the engagement of their daughter Dorothy I Shaffer to Attorney William H Keepin of Los Angeles California Miss Shaffer now resides in Glendale California and is a former Junior Red Cross secretary in this county The couple will wed this spring and reside in Glendale after an eastern wedding trip

Oscar Shaffer Clark Street Indiana Dorothy I. Shaffer William H. Keepin Los Angeles Calif Shaffer Glendale Red Cross

Gypsy Blessing Report Costs Marion Center Man

A report to Indiana police states a gypsy blessing party demanded 18 dollars from J W Helman of near Marion Center. Three women a man and a child traveled away in a light automobile after the incident. The event was described as a billing cost for the blessing.

Marion Center Indiana J.W. Helman

Three County Residents Holding State Jobs Released Among Leaves

Twenty three persons received leaves of absence without pay during the last week. Among those on the state liquor board were William W. Brantlinger of Blairsville Lawrence F. Bramberick of Indiana and Ralph D. Walback of Blacklick. One held an annual salary of 1020 dollars.

State Liquor Board William W. Brantlinger Blairsville Lawrence F. Bramberick Indiana Ralph D. Walback Blacklick Hach

Brother of Indiana Resident Dies Suddenly in Pittsburgh

Frank Wilson Jackson age 57 a deputy secretary of the state banking department and brother of Mrs. Alexander M. Stewart of town died of a heart attack in his room at the William Penn hotel Pittsburgh. He was in the city on business with his wife accompanying him. Nearby visitors in town included Mr. and Mrs. William H. Buterbaugh and their sons Banks and Pontevaugh from Purchase Line. The article notes Jackson’s origins on the Blend farm and mentions various local families and a few unrelated notes including Samuel Pepys diary finds and a salt usage tip.

Indiana Frank Wilson Jackson Apollo Astate Banking Department Alexander M. Stewart William ‘Penn Pittsburgh Jackson Willam H. Buterbaugh and Banks and Ponathan Near Purchase Line Buterbaugh Progress Jonathan Buterbaugh

Jane McBead's Sacrifice Spurs Patriot Morale

A wartime tale set in 1777 stores the bravery of Jane McBead, her fate at Burgoyne’s raid, and how the story spread to rally New York Patriots. Danny Franklin amplified the narrative across Europe, aiding morale in the fight for independence.

Jane McRéa John Burgoyne New York Jane Melten McNeil Fort Edward Burgoyne New York Patriots Jane McHea Muster Danny Benjamin Franklin Europe Jane McBead Western Newspaper Union

Social notes from Cleve land and surrounding towns

Residents and visitors from Cleve land Bolivar Johnstown and New Florence gather for visits church events and family milestones. Grandma Marsh remains critically ill with little hope of recovery. Curtis A Bowser dies from a 40 foot fall in Parkers Landing. he is brother to William Bowser of Clymer.

Clymer Curtis A. Bowser Parkers Landing Butler Hospital William D. Bowser

Weddings of a Week Announcement for Dolly Mae Chambers and Harry F White

Announcement of the marriage of Dolly Mae Chambers daughter of R. D. Chambers Washington street and Harry F White son of Mrs Corn B White South Seventh street which occurred in Carlisle Pennsylvania on August 16 1934 was made by Mr Chambers during a dinner at Rustle Lodge on Thursday evening Mr and Mrs White are well known young people and have been associated with the Bon Ton store for some time They will reside In the White home 689 South Seventh street

Mias Dolly Mae Chambers R. D. Chambers Washington Street Harry F. White Corn B. White South Seventh Street Carlisle Chambers Rustle Lodge

McCurdy Gill Tie The Knot In Wellsburg West Virginia

Lawrence D. McCurdy and Malissa A. Gill were married on April 28 in Wellsburg by Rev. W. J. Frayer. McCurdy is son of H. L. McCurdy of Armstrong township and works at Beckwith Machinery Co. Pittsburgh. Gill is daughter of Bertman Gill of New Kensington. They plan to reside near New Kensington.

Lawrence D. McCurdy Malissa A. Gill Wellsburg W. Va W. J. Frayer Mr. McCurdy H. L. McCurdy Armstrong Township Beckwith Machinery Co Pittsburgh Miss Gill Bertman Gill New Kensington

Murray Lipsie wedding at Avalon March 31

Murray and Lipsie couple unite in marriage at Avalon March 31 with Rev. George B. Lyon officiating. Groom Murray is a Blairsville grocery worker, son of the late Mr and Mrs A Murray. Bride Lipsie is daughter of Mrs Thomas Lipsie of Leechburg and Mrs Barber of Clymer, with Barber also linked to Dixonville.

Howard J. Murray Misa Elizabeth Lipsie Blairaville Avalon George B. Lyon A. Murray Blairsville Thomas Lipsie Leechburg

Avonmore and Saltsburg Couples Tie Rites in March Marriages

Howard Shirley of Avonmore wed Martha McMahon of Saltsburg on March 22 at Avonmore with Rev. A. Bradley Hast. The couple are the Shirley and McMahon families’ children. On March 26 Leon Mumau and Lucile Harbridge of Marion Center married at Clymer with Rev. J. A. Edwards. Mumau farms. Harbridge is daughter of Jesse Harbridge. Myers Literary Society in Center township hosts a program at the Myers schoolhouse on Friday April 12 featuring recitations, readings, debates on marriage roles, music, jokes, a whistling contest, stunt, and a prophecies segment.

Howard Shirley Avonmore Martha McMahon Saltsburg A. Bradley Hast William Shirley Orren McMahon Leon Mumau Lucile Harbridge Marion Center J. A. Edwards Clymer Leonard Mumau Jesse Harbridge Myers Literary Society Myers Center Township Frank Wineheimer Mabel Brown Ruth Winsheimer Estella Kauffman LaRue Warner Fred Nehrig Dora Learn Pearl McHenry Campbell Darwin Stewart Arthur Warner Clair Kauffman Herbert Brown Howard Nehrig Reed Henry Lea Campbell Clair Walker Glenn Winsheimer Robert Nehrig Roy Winsheimer LaRue Warner Jamey Kauffm

Community visitation notes and family gatherings recollected

A long list of weekend calls and visits ties together the Schrecengost, Jamison, Christy and Cravener families with relatives in Vandergrift Apollo Indiana and nearby areas. Neighbors including Mrs. Charlotte Jamison and Elmer Cravener share moments with Jamison households.

Cornelia Christy Vandergrift Todd Christy Apollo J.H. Christy Katheryn and Willavene Klingensmith A. B. Klingensmith D. L. Rupert Herman Franklin Paul Earle Donald Louise Stanley Rupert Hol Faglers Run Sarah Smeltzer A. M. Jamison J. W. Houser Raymond Arlene Ruth J. B. Houser Charlotte Jamison Atwood Mra Jamison M. H. Kelley Indiana J. T. Jamison J. R. Jamison J. C. Schrecengost Glenn Maxine D. Schrecengost K. Shutt J. A. Millar Janet North Apollo Jamison, Smith and Johns

Stain Removal Technique From Vintage Guide

A preserved tip instructs to blot wax with white paper and apply pure white powder on both sides of the stain then iron with a medium warm setting to lift candle wax from fabric. The method emphasizes careful heat and absorbent materials to avoid setting the wax.

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