Corn-Hog Committee Elected At Indiana County Meeting
At a corn-hog reduction meeting in the Court House Harry Nichol of Whitetown was elected chairman Ted Williams of Blairsville vice chairman and Rex Hagen of Grymer secretary. The committee will collect contracts and applications for the program offering payments and acreage reductions. Eligible farmers with two or more boys in 1932 38 or ten acres of corn may sign contracts and receive payments. Contractors will reduce pig crops 25 percent and corn crops 20 30 percent receiving five dollars per pig for 75 percent of pigs in 1932 33. Idle acres will earn 30 cents per bushel on estimated production. 42 to 15 farmers expected to sign. next meeting set for April 25 at 7 30 p m with May 1 as final signing date. Extension office has blanks. A tour by W B Flory of Harrisburg spoke on the program. County Agent Warner will be in Seaving Indiana at 8 45. Potato storage topics and terracing demonstrations were noted with references to Farmers Bulletin 1669. Rev Robert Henry of Darlington visited William S Miller in West Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Nichol
Whitetownett
Ted Williams
Blairsville
Rex Hagen
Grymer
R. D
Indiana County
Hel
Court House
W. B. Flory
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Potato Growers Plan Storage Study Tour Thursday
A delegation of potato growers from Clearfield County with County Agent W O Mitchell will visit Indiana County to study potato and fruit storages. Schedule includes stops at Fyock near Purchase Line Pollock Marion Center Hopkins and George Homer City Overdorf Brush Valley and Buterbaugh Penn Run with a midday picnic at Hopkins. Time constraints limit visits to more storages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearfield County
W. O. Mitchell
Indiana County
Warner
L. Fyock and Son
Purchase Line
C. CG. Pollock
Marion Center
Paul Hopkins
Hopkins
Thomas K. George
Homer City
A. W. Overdorf
Brushvalley
Warren Buterbaugh
Penn Run
Public Sale Near Blacklick on April 26 at Noon
Public sale at the residence four miles west of Blacklick on the road to Kent includes 12 head of Guernsey cattle with several milking and fresh cows, 18 month old Guernsey bull, 100 laying Leghorn hens, a Fordson tractor, Geiser thresher, Oliver plows and disks, buzz saw, farm machinery, wagons, hay equipment, corn planters, cultivators, weeders, and miscellaneous tools, plus household goods. Sale to be conducted by auctioneers R. Georges and assistants. terms to be announced day of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunder
Blacklick
Kent
Guernsey
Fordson
Geiser
Oliver
Deering
Osbourne
McCormick-Deering
J. Rovyden Long
Blairsville
R. D
R. W. Georges
W. J. Stewart
Farm sale at John Blose farm near Salem Church
At the John Blose farm one half mile north of Advance near Salem Church on Friday April 27 at 12:00 oclock, sale includes four milk cows with calves and breeding stock, two additional cows, three calves, three pigs, twenty laying hens, farm machinery and household goods such as harrow, hay rake, cultivator, gas engine, harness, oak furniture, stoves, and other items. terms announced sale day. Arch ie Rising, owner, Creekside RD2 PA. R W George, auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blose
Advance
Salem Church
Guernsey
Archie Rising
Emergency Crop Loans Popular With Local Farmers
In the past two weeks a number of farmers have used the Emergency Crop Loans program to obtain funds for spring planting. The loans, authorized by a February 23, 1934 Act, run from $25 to $250, with loans over $150 requiring a Production Credit Association certificate. Applicants should apply in April at Moorhead & Fee, Attorneys at Law, Room 302, Indiana Theatre Building, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Farm Credit Administration
Production Credit Association
Moorhead & Fee
Attorneys At Law
Indiana Theatre ‘Building
Indiana
Myers Literary Society Debate On Good Housekeeper Or Cook
Myers Literary Society schedules a Friday evening meeting on April 27 to debate whether a good housekeeper is more beneficial than a good cook. The program features two sides led by Mildred Nehrig and Max McCall for the affirmative and Leo Campbell and Naoma Stewart for the negative, plus songs, recitations, dialogues, and a surprise feature with multiple participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Literary Society
Mildred Nehrig
Max McCall
Leo Campbell
Naoma Stewart
Jackie Lewis
Helen Zorak
Anna May Davis
Freda Stewart
Dean Pierce
Jimmie Kauffman
Roy Winshemmer
Mgr
Jake
Fred Nehrig
Charley Henry
George Latimer
Arthur Warner
Stella Kauffman
Charley Nehrig
Robert Nehrig
Harold Beers
Joel Campbell
Carrie White
Margaret Bowman
Ellsworth Bowman
Linus McHenry
George Black
Martha McCoy
Golovichin Brothers
Glenn Winsheimer
Clair Kauffman
Eveyn Latimer
John McIntyre
Naomi Clawson
Clair Walker
Frank Winsheimer
Roy Beers
Clay Davis
Clair ‘Walker
Howard Nehrig
Wade Pierce
Reed Henry
Will Davis
Ella Hawes
Anne Fabin
Emma Kathryn Lewis
Betty Kirkland
Doran Pierce
Gaynelle Henry
New Officers Installed at Homer City Lodge No 41 IOOF
District Deputy Grand Master McPhilimy of Saltsbury installed the newly elected officers of Homer City Lodge No 41 Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Preceding the ceremony, the Ladies Aid Society of Homer City Lutheran Church served refreshments to members. Officers include Noble Grand Alex Mikesell and Vice Grand Dick Stephens with several other ranks listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer City Lodge
Independent
Order of Odd Fellows
McPhilimy
Saltsbury
Ladies Aid Society
Homer City Lutheran Church
Noble Grand
Alex Mikesell
Dick Stephens
Harry Stineman
Wilfred Desbonnetts
Mullard Frye
Glenn DeVinney
Women Held Closing Meeting of Season by ficval Club
The New Century Club closed its season with a lively evening featuring talks on drama by Mrs. Rin, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Sutton, and Miss Parks. A one act comedy Fourteen was performed by Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Holstein, and Miss Race. A musical program followed. Delegates to the State Federation convention in Harrisburg were elected: Mrs. Edwin Long, Miss Florence Wallace, and Mrs. Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Century Club
Samuel Rin
Guy Davis
J. Blair Sutton
Carrie Belle Parks
F. G. McClure
Mack Holstein
Jane Race
Edwin Long
Florence Wallace
State Federation
Harrisburg
Weddings Of A Week In Greene County Area
A series of marriage announcements from the court house records. Howard D Smith of Glen Campbell and Marguerite Pearce of Rossiter, W R Calhoun officiating. Also Torquato Alonge and Ann Alonge wed in Homer City Beyer area April 14. George Larson and Thelma George wed at Ernest April 14. John Cribbs and Mary Beck married at Plumville April 11. Paul Work and Mona Potts wed in Court House on April 16. William Degenkalb and Jonnie Dishong married in Creekside Hillsdale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard D. Smith
Glen Campbell
Marguerite Pearce
Rossiter
R. D
W. R. Calhoun
Court House
W. A. Smith
George C. Pearce
Rossiter, R. D
Torquato-Alonge
Joseph Torquato
Homer City
Ann Alongs
Beyer
Register and
Nick Torquato
Steve Alonge
Larson George George Carl Larson
Ernest
Thelma Elizabeth George
Clinton F. Hildebrand, Jr
John Larson
William George
Degenkalb-Dishong
William Degenkalb
Creekside
Misa Jonnie Mae Dishong
Hillsdale
W. H. Armatrong
Bird Dishong
Parkwood Birthday Social and Local Notices
William Craig celebrated his sixteenth birthday with friends dropping in unannounced. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and Mr. and Mrs. John Wiggins visited Vandergrift and Grant Rowe’s, where Mrs. Rowe is recovering from surgery. Paul Carson served as guest minister at West Union Sabbath with out-of-town attendees. Sincerest sympathy to the Elmer Sharpe family of Shelodal for Betty’s death. Dinner guests at Walker Wiggins included Norris Wise and Donnie. P T J meets at Laney school Thursday evening April 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ‘Craig
Bert Craig
Bill
Arthur Miller
Indiana
John Wiggins
Vandergrift
Grant Rowe
Shelodal
Betty
Norris Wise
Donnie
Walker Wiggins
Laney School
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to KR
A brief notice notes a price of five dollars and fifty cents connected to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette in a reader purchase or fulfillment context. The fragmentary text references KR and a monetary amount without full details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
KR. D
Gossip and Social Roundup From West Bolivar
Mrs. William Muir and family visit relatives in Jericho while many neighbors call on friends in town. Greensburg visitor Wakefield returns home. Ilines and Allentown guests depart after visits with Ayers and Miller families. Local folk drop by Johnstown, Blakeville, and Blairsville. a Guy Bryan post auxiliary delegation enjoys bingo and groceries. funeral of Mrs. Sam Mack attended in Bethel. Charles Miller travels to Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Besse Jones
Robinson
Elbie Jones
Avonmore
Ming ‘Wakefield
Greensburg
Bessie Carothers
IlInels
Charlea Ayers
Roy Miller
Allentown
Levi Wakefield
Youngwood
Grandma Marah
Sam Duncan
Russel Marsh
Mt. Tabor
Charles Mack
Germany
John ‘Boyle
Babingen
Glenn V. Lichtenfels
Billy
Johnstown
Charles Ayera
John McDowell
Johnestown
Guy Bryan
Robinson and Vicinity Auxiliary
Blairsville
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Farm Extension News
Ira Gibson
Robert Henry
Darlington
William 8. Miller
West Washington Street
Luxenberg
Hasinger
Plymouth Rocks
New Hampshire
Paul B. Hasinger
Wayne Ave
Indiana, Pa
WRA
Ficval Club
Parkwood
Jericho
William Muir
Della Muir
Anna
Belle Mir
West Bolivar
Glenn
Lawrence Betts
Margaret Boring
Bolivar
George Leigh
Leona Robinson
Blakeville
Eva McDowell
First National Bank
Federal Reserve System
National Banking Act of 1933
ED W. B. Bennett
DR. G. E. Simpson
Paul J. Straitiff
H. B. Buterbaugh
Allen Kirkpatrick
M. J. Walsh
Thos. H. Sheehe
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