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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1931

Page

5

Blairsville hosts 4-H club meeting at Moose Temple

About 130 attendees heard C. P. Lang of Penn State explain 4-H club work in Pennsylvania at Blairsville Moose Temple. The Blairsville Chamber of Commerce sponsored the event with Indiana Agricultural Extension support and plans to organize a 4-H Calf Club led by Homer Williams. A pruning and grafting demonstration by Ed Murray showcased techniques to 16 growers at his Marchand orchard.

Moose Temple Blairsville C. P. Lang Penn State Lang Carter The Agricultural Bureau Homer Williams John Flenniken Blairaville Ed Murray Marchand Mgr. Murray

Poultry Culling and Worm Treatment Demo Held

Thirty poultrymen from Penn Run and nearby areas attended a culling and internal parasite treatment demonstration at Iral Savage's farm on Wednesday evening April 8. County Agent Carter led the session showing how to cull the flock and treat birds for worms using iodine, noting that parasites like round and tapeworms affect flock productivity and that proper treatment is essential for maximum production.

Penn Run Iral Savage Carter

Damages Sought Over Lockport Car Fatalities

Three damage suits totaling 61461 were filed in West Moreland County court against Corrado and Gaglardi Construction Company of Connellsville over a September 28 fatal crash near Lockport. Victims Alfred DeMartini, Joseph Savoris and Lena Savoris of Lockport perished when their car was struck by a company truck on the highway.

Lockport West Moreland Corrado and Gaglardi

Poultry Record Club Meeting in Indiana County

Poultry expert Jack Haswell of Penn State will speak at the Adult Poultry Record Club meeting in the Indiana County Court House at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday April 21. He will demo wiring for poultry houses and farm buildings using a homemade broken circuit burglar alarm to deter thieves amid rising farm burglaries.

Poultry Record Club Jack Haswell Penn State Indiana County Haswell Indiana County Court House

Farm Calendar Timely Reminders from Penn State College

Timely reminders cover pasture management for cows. Do not turn on pasture until rain starts. Clean litter from straw hay and shavings aids housing. Create saucers rather than mounds when planting ornamentals. Seed depth guidelines vary by size. Pasture use reduces feed costs. dwarf Essex rape as hog pasture lowers feed needs and speeds gains. Begin lawn cutting early and frequently. Spraying info available to apple growers in 52 counties. Emphasizes using well bred chicks amid lower prices.

Penn State State College Agricultural Extension Service

County Fire Wardens Named In Indiana County List

A detailed roster lists fire wardens and their addresses across Indiana County, including Armstrong, Brushvalley, Conemaugh, East Mahoning, Mahoning, Pine, West Wheatfield, and other townships. The document serves as an emergency contact guide for county residents and officials. It also notes a local accident: Clair Bishop, 16, is hospitalized with a fractured thigh from a tractor incident in Rayne township.

Indiana County Armstrong H. C. Kline Sheloca Banks Walter Sherwin Glen Campbell Roy Kidd I. O G. Bender Rossiter R.D Frank J. Gardner Blacklick R. Elder Smith Blairsville Brushvalley BE. A. Buchanan Brushval Rollie Forsha George L. Rudosh Josephine J. D. Palmer Francis Welsh Thompson Bechdel Rossiter Center E. B. Griffith A. I. Campbell Homer City Cherry Hill Sanford Frampton C. H. Frampton Clymer H. Stephens Penn Run W. A. Carnegie A. L. Dunham Dorsey King John H. Johnson Conemaugh J. A. Dixon Livermore East Mahoning F. H. North A. D. Tyger Marion Center East Wheatfield W. R. Bracken Wehrum G. W. McCullough Seward BH. M. Ling Wintondale Clarence Navgle Boltz Martin Ressler Frank Paul Cramer Grant George H. Jeffries Rochester Mills Greene J. B. Reed Stafford Asher G. Glenn Heilwood Box Win Paul Lambing Dixonville Jed E. Bass Adama Commodore J. G. Cooper Cherry Tree Montgomery Conner Gipsy Sam Colgan John L. Blage L. B. Rankin Box A H. W. Gardner R.D. North Mahoning Hugh W. Smeaton R. D Pine Alton Strong Strongstown George E. Holmes Theodore Smith Mentcle Bayne Charles M. McMullen Indiana W. Mahoning Maurica D. Stears Smicksburg West Wheatfield Charles Ayers Robinson Omar G. Shoup New Florence Thomas Gample Milo M. Luther Clyde A. R. Palmer Heshbon White Ralph A. Harrison W. H. Buchanan 13Th St Hugh M. Bell Water St B. B. Fleming Clarence LeFevre Young H. B. Fulton West Lebanon Clair Bishop Ward Bishop Rayne Township Indiana Hospital Bishop I. R. Smith Grove Chapel

Weddings of a Week in Town and Vicinity

Sundberg and Palmer wed at the bride’s home with Rev. A M Gahnagan officiating. Leta V George marries William H Cunningham in Harrisburg. Glenn Smith and Hana Fulmer wed in Blairsville. James Casedy ties with Lois Huey in Rossiter. Mite Kovaliski weds Agata Mihalak in Saltsburg. Local Coulter family hosts guests from nearby towns.

Carnahan George Hiram B. George Town Leta V. George William H. Cunningham Carnahan Wayne Avenue Harrisburg Cherry Pine Street Presbyterian Church Casedy-Huey James Harvey Casedy Rossiter Lois Irene Huey Lochvale John K. Gault Kovaliski-Mihalak Mite Kovaliski Saltsburg Agata Mihalak Coral Squire C. C. McLain Hetrick Building

Statesmen’s foresight and bold deals in U S history

Edward S. Martin argues in Harper’s Magazine that leaders often act beyond official authority, citing Livingston’s Franco Louisiana bid, Trist’s Guadalupe Treaty, Seward’s Alaska purchase, and the Philippines acquisition as examples of bold choices shaping a nation. The piece contrasts vision with process, noting public unease yet lasting impact.

Livingston France Napoleon Louisiana Territory New Mexico Arizona Upper California Rio Grande Texas Trist Washington Mr. Seward United States Alaska Philippines Edward 8. Martin Harper’s Magazine

Earliest Use of Horse Traced to War and Domestication

The article traces the first domesticated horse to central Asia around 2000 B C, with imports to Egypt by the Hyksos who conquered lower Egypt in the 17th century B C. It notes oxen predominated in work till late 18th century Britain, and argues mounted nomads first used horses for mobility and warfare, transforming war and transport.

Babylonia Egypt Tlyksos Syria Lower Central Asia Britain

Early English Glassmaking in Sussex's Ancient Works

The Sussex region housed an ancient glass works site uncovered recently. James I banned melting glass with timber or wood fuel to curb forest depletion, yet glass production rose. In 1638 foreign glass imports were barred except Venetian ware, with Chiddingfold's factory dating to 1240 supplying Henry II for Westminster Abbey.

Old England Sussex James Chiddingfold Henry II Westtmainster

Bachelors and the Bosss Raises Spark a City Romance

In a May city commute Kate Hickson overhears a bus conversation about marriage and money. Tom Hampton, a bachelor, learns his boss only grants raises to married men, prompting Kate to reconsider love and work as she agrees to marry him two weeks later.

Kate Morton Cox Mr. Hampton Mr. Standish Miss Hickson Om Wampton Agate Tom Hampton Jones Slater Kate Aickson Stumbish Ton Hampton Tom Standish

Weekend Visitation and Local Visits Noted in Plumville Area

Local residents and visitors frequent the Plumville and nearby towns with weekend visits and drives to Pittsburgh Indiana Vandergrift and Niles. Names include Lewis Stiteler Edmunds Elkin and McCormick among others, with several families hosting relatives and attending events at Tarentum and the M E B church.

Sunday Visitors And Local Family Updates In Nicholtown

Mr and Mrs Will Thomas and Mr and Mrs Hart Rickard with two children visited A G Rickard. Clarence Lowman and two daughters with Ralph and Hills Oaks called on Geo W Oaks. Loney Oharrah spent the weekend with son in law Clyde Smith. Lynne Butterbaugh called on Frank Kerr. Leonard Mumau and family visited Harry McQuown. Mrs Geo Mumau is on the sick list.

Will Thomas Hart Rickard A. G. Rickard Clarence Lowman Ralph Hllls Oaks Geo. W. Oaks Loney O'harrah Clyde Smith Lynne Butterbaugh Frank Kerr Leonard Mumau Harry McQuown Geo. Mumau

Former Officer Held on Charge of Extorting 150 Dollars

Former Armstrong County assistant detective Joseph Wadding of Dayton was arrested Thursday night and held for the June term on a charge of extortion after allegedly taking 150 dollars from a NuMine resident following a dismissal on a Hawaii law violation charge. He is bond 1000 dollars. Albert Decker of New Florence was fined 26 dollars plus costs after a reckless driving hearing before Squire Sharp. his car collided with another on the Armagh Johnstown highway near Seward, injuring George Igo slightly.

Joseph Wadding Dayton Armstrong County Albert Decker New Florence Squire Sharp Seward Armagh-Johnstown Decker George Igo

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Farm Bureau Flowers Zoo Swirr & Company Indiana Floral Company Philadelphia St Indiana, Pa Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture Tennesset Paper Sundberg-Palmer Cart F. M. Sundberg White Township Eva @. Palmer Clyde Palmer A. M. Gahnagan Bilabaville Evangelical Church Gertrude Clark Orville Shoup Charles Sundberg Sundberg Farm Coulter Mary March Memorg Downpawer Syndicate WAY Service Smitzsburg Lewis Merle Travis William Stiteler Wayne Clair Stear Patna Eatlerd Pittsburgh Stanley Marshall Misa Louise Stiteler Wilkinsburg M. K. Lewis Harry Lewis M. L. Black John McCormick Niles Noble McCormick Leonard Elkin Rossmoyne Joe Elkin Georgeville J. A. Elkin J. B. Troutman Jack Thomas Edmunds Mildred Edmunds David Edmunds M. EB Tarentum C. 8. Davis Bert Geo. Dodson Theo. Dodson Helen Elkin Freeda Knoll Mable Rarigh Robert Rareigh Arthur Casedy Vernon Stiteler Geo. Welsh Laurie Stiteler Geo. Roush Wade Lewis Vandergrift B. B. Crawford McCurdy Bush Trade City Amos Pifer Mary Plumville Edward Dickey Lola Fulton Clyde ‘Riethmiller P. A. Smeltzer Rural Valley Nicholtown Troutman Troutman’s Indiana's Shopping Center Kelly - Springfield Goodrich KELLY Cavalier Indiana Motor Co North 8Th Street
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