Barley Variety Demonstration Planned by Farm Extension
Farm Extension News reports F Pounds of White town will host a barley variety demonstration this year with the Agricultural Extension Association. Varieties include Comfort, J I Fyock’s Velvet, Lewis Breele Feed Co. seed from Indiana, and Alpha from Cornell. Pounds will plant each variety with a grain drill and a control no fertilizer round. Seeds to be treated with Ceresan, noted as more effective and cheaper. Extension office offers treatment directions and a home-made treating machine guidance. Barley treatment requires 24 to 72 hours before planting. oats use formaldehyde treatment, with a circular available at the Court House office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J In F. Pounds
White Town
Agricultural Tension Association
Pounds
Wisconsin
J. I. Fyock
Lymor
R. J
Lewis‘Breele Feed Co
Indiana
Marysville
Alpha
Cornell University
K. C. Livermore
Honeoye Falls
N. Y
Warner
Court House
Pine Plats Wh. 7 U. to Present Interesting Program
The Pine Flats W T U will meet at Hellwood Presbyterian Church on Friday April 27 at eight oclock for a program including junior silver medal contest with several church schools from the county. The evening features music devotional items singing and an address on child welfare. Also plans for Commodore planting day and school grounds beautification are described with local officials and Penn State extension staff participating.
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Pine Flats W
Louise Brown
Sunshine
Commodore
D. D. Patterson
M. Barkwell
Rasmussen
Penn State
Warner
Inaiana
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Last Day For Emergency Crop Loan Applications In Indiana County
Farmers in Indiana county are reminded that April 30 is the final date to submit Emergency Crop Loan applications. Waivers must also be executed and returned by then. Applications should be made at the Moorhead & Fee law office, 402 Indiana Theatre Building, Indiana, Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Agenta
Moorhead & Fee
Attorneys At Law
Indiana Theatre Building
Indiana
Father of Indiana Man Fatally Hurt in Car Crash
Max Lipman a prominent merchant at Barnesboro and Leo Lipman’s father died in Altoona hospital from a fractured skull after a car crash in Greenwood Altoona while driving to Binghamton New York with his wife who was badly injured when their car collided with a truck and overturned.
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Indiana
Max Lipman
Barnesboro
Leo Lipman
Altoona Hospital
Greenwood
Altoona
Lip Man
Binghamton
WN. Y
Lipman
Senator Reed urges Westminster students into politics
In a speech to Westminster College students in New Wilmington, Senator Reed urges enrollment in politics, defends some government programs, critiques the NRA and farm relief, warns against wasteful spending, and urges newspaper readership for informed citizenship. Rotary meeting hears Prof Lubold on ideal school for youth. two new Rotary members join. a local wedding noted in April at Loop, Pa.
Weddings of a Week in two towns recount unions
Gladys L Cravener wed Earl D Schrecengost at 6 30 PM April 17 at the Cravener home in Girty with 25 guests present. The ceremony was led by Rev Stepheny of Aiderton with a ring rite and reception to follow. The couple plan to live with the groom’s parents. Separately, William Shuster of Indiana and Elizabeth Gertrude Seal of Harrisburg united at Salem Reformed Harrisburg in a 6 30 PM ceremony officiated by Rev LeVan and others. They planned a New York trip followed by residence at 428 College Ave Indiana. Shuster is a Pitt graduate and longtime teacher. Guests included Dr and Mrs Charles R Foster and Mr and Mrs Lisle Kerr.
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D. B. Cravener
Girty
Gladys L
Earl D. Schrecengost
Dirty
Hazel
Paul
Rev
Stepheny
Aiderton
Jesse Schrecengost
Glenn Schrecengost
Maxine Schrecengost
D. E. Cravener
Howard
Earl
Kenneth
Ralph Wilmer
Elmer
Rey
Mra
Stephens
Rosanna
Dewayne Klingensmith
Emma Henderson
W. M. Henderson
William Shuster
Indiana
State Teachers College
Elizabeth Gertrude Seal
George L. Seal
Harrisburg
Salem Reformed Church
Rav. J. N. LeVan
Orwin
Prantz
Lancaster
J. Hamilton Smith
Pottstown
David Wertz
Wertz
Seal Home
Shuster
New York
Bermuda
College ‘Avenue
Central High School
Hood College
Pierce-Urban
Kenneth Theodore Pierce
Sophie Elizabeth Urban
Saltsburg
New Kensington
Jacob Sakulskay
John Uhban
Harry Sylvester Pierce
Sinnamond-Mosbaugher
Roy Kenneth Sinnamond
Hunker
Martha Mae Mosbaugher
Shady Plain
Greensburg
William Owen
William Mosbaugher
Isa
Charles Sinnamond
Hunkera
Local spring marriages unite Dixonville Akron and Kent couples
A series of April nuptials joins Jones-Carr of Dixonville and Akron, Mary Louise Carr of Kent in Homer City with Rev Robt Ling officiating. Other ceremonies include Palmer-Fennell in Saltsburg, Pierce-Urban in New Kensington, Johns-Marsh near Clymer, Sinnamond-Mosbaugher in Greensburg, Doty-Carter in Iselin, and Vanity-Morrison in Homer City.
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Jones-Carr Carr Jones
Dixonville
Akron
Mary Louise Carr
Kent
Homer City
Robt. H. Ling
T. A. Jones
Samuel Carr
Robinsons and neighbors visit and medals awarded at school
Mrs. Adam Kunkle of South Fork spends Thursday with her mother Mrs. Annie Fisher. Various visits occur among families in Ver onia Smokeless Reading Bolivar and nearby towns. Eighth grade students Alma Shomo and Clarence Miller receive bronze medals for top standing in character scholarship. medals funded by Guy Bryan Post American Legion. Community moves include Merl Miller occupying John S. Jones property and Harry Montgomery family relocating. Church activities feature Brethren preaching each night and revival by Rev Clendenen. adult Bible class hosts surprise for Mrs. Boyle with a large turnout.
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Hugh Rager
Coketown
Alma Lorraine Shoma
Frank Shomo
Clarence ‘Miller
George Miller
Guy Bryan
American Legion
Gilbert Kruise
Little Son
Reading
Charles Ayres
Merl ‘Miller
John ‘8. Jones
United ‘Evangelical Church
Oliver Henderson
Mol
John Clawson
the Brethren Church
John Yeager
Clendenden
New Florence
Robert ‘Boyle
Rilla Fulcomer
Torrance
Jay Bowser
Arthur Bowser
Elmer Bowers
James Bowers
Clark Cline
William Fisher
Jane Lewis
Rohs Lichtenfels
Wilbert Mack
Watson's Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Olivet resident Frank Lambing called on Walter Ewing. Mrs Hine visited West Lebanon. Mabel Hopkins returned to Indiana after staying with JG Henderson. Martha and Esther Hine visited the Guiste home. Mrs Rourke and son Charles and the Buck family visited HJ Phillips in Coalburg. Mrs Coleman returned from Maryland. Ewing and son James attended a rally at Iselin Gabbath. The Arctic weather note explains ice and snow melt conditions and clothing drying times in extreme cold.
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R. Hine
John Hart
West Lebanon
Mabel Hopkins
Indiana
J.G. Henderson
Martha
Esther Hine
Sharp Guiste
James ‘O. Rourke
Charles
Frances Buck
Coalburg
Ohio
H. J. Phillips
8. C. Coleman
Ward Fulton
Maryland
Walter Ewing
James
Iselin Gabbath
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Farm Extension News
Board of Game Commissioners
Luxenberg
Hasinger
Plymouth Rocks
New Hampshire
Wayne i Ave
Indiana, Pa
NRA
Senator Reed
Pennsylvania
By David A. Reed
Westminster College
New Wilmington
Westminster
United States
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Federal Farm Board
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pratac
South
Middle West
Washington
Lubold
Rotary
J. A. Lubold
Indiana Hotel
Indiana High School
Rotary Club
Earl ®. Hewitt
Paul H. Hasinger
Hoover-Averi
John Quincy Hoover
Loop, Pa
Frances 8. Averill
Hrookville
Paul E. Porath
Hoover
Loop District
Johns Marsh Ralph Walden Johns
Clymey
R. D
Blanche Rebecca Marsh
Nicktown
Pine Plats
Edward F. Baker
Simeon Johns
Hugh Marsh
Vanity-Morrison
Anthony Thomas Vanity
Maxine Quindelia Morrison
Lincoln
First National
The
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
NDIC
First National Bank
Lie Treasure
Miss Belle Love
Bolivar
Harry Montgomery
Steve Frain
Robinson Company
Ren Mack
M.C. Rhinehart
Dewey Riddell
James Riddell
Joseph Penrose
Isabel Springer
Larue Taylor
Esther Horner
Watson's Ridge
Frank Lambing
Olivet
Arctic
Anarctic
Sloan Bros
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