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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1925

Page

8

New Voting Precincts in Clymer and Pin Township

Judge Langham approves reports of viewers filed in December dividing Clymer borough into two election precincts and creating a third precinct in Pine township. Details include district boundaries and appointed election officers for Districts 1 2 and 3 with polling places set, notably Alverda hall for District 3.

Judge Langham J. N. Langham Borough of Clymer Pine Township Sixth Street Public Road Penn Run Sixth Dixon Run Thomas Butterworth W. H B. Oakes, Jr N. L. Diem Adam Dixon Marion Putt H. D. Smith Don Strong James McRail Fine ‘Township Anna Burns Mount J. Blair Maley John EB. Casey Fred Gance William W. Williams George Shalis Orrin Davis J. H. Cooper Costable Alverda United Mine Workers of America

Chicken Pot Pie Now in Season It Is Time to Swat the Rooster

The piece notes the latching season is over and every rooster is more of a liability than asset. It discusses roasting or using roosters for soup and mentions the impact on fertile egg production in spring and summer. It also states infertile eggs store longer in warm weather than fertile eggs and advises against hatching after mid May.

Fatal and Nonfatal Hunting Accidents Reported

State Board of Game Commissioners reports 88 fatal and 131 nonfatal hunting accidents in 1924, up from 56 fatal and 106 nonfatal in 1923. Five shootings were needless errors in misidentification. Prosecutions to be pursued. education campaigns highlighted careless firearm use.

Game Commissioners State Board of Game Commissioners Board of Game Commissioners

Corn Planting Time and Acid Phosphate Guidance

The article notes corn planting is near and suggests starting soon. It cites a 128 day growing period from May 10 to September 15 as ample for good varieties and advocates using acid phosphate to hasten maturity. For rates above 100 pounds per acre, blend with a grain drill, and follow with 75 to 100 pounds of fertilizer at planting.

Western Farmers Shrink Farms Grow Profits in West

The secretary of agriculture warns western reclamation settlers to trim land holdings to avoid ruin. Idaho's Twin Falls irrigation opened with average holdings over 100 acres, but over time average size dropped below 20 acres and prosperity rose. In Washington the Okanogin project shows 12 acre farms yielding about $300 per acre annually. Smaller farms and prudent farming drive farm prosperity, not legislation or aid.

Secretary of Agriculture Western Reclamation Unit Great Twin Falls Idaho Washington

Obituary notices for Catherine Boyer Rebecca Mullen and William P Black

Three notices announce deaths in Armstrong county Apollo and Punxsutawney. Catherine Boyer aged about 86 died April 19 at daughter’s home following stomach trouble. born July 28 1840 in Washington township and survived by five children. Rebecca Mullen born Rebec ca Jane Cribbs died in Apollo after living near Blairsville and Homer City. survived by son John and daughter Agnes with funeral at home and burial Greenwood cemetery. William P Black, 74, died suddenly at Punxsutawney home. survived by widow and two sons Bart and Gibson. long prior farmer living around March county area.

Catherine Boyer Jonathan Rearick Indiana Catherine Shetler Washington Township St. Paul Reformed Church Armstrong County W. MH. Kerschner Newton John Amos Milton Francia Boyer Rebecca Mullen Apollo Blairsville Homer City Rebecca Jane Cribbs William Mullen Bellevue Agnes Greenwood William P. Black Punxsutawney March Elis Bar Gibson New Kensington

Mrs Peter Short Dies Aged 62 At Blairsville

Mrs Peter Short aged 62 of near Blairsville died April 21. She is survived by her husband and four children Scott Short Mrs William Jenkins Hillside Mrs William Devers Sagamore and Mrs Bert Spangler Derry. Interment was made on Friday in Plairs ville cemetery.

Oh. . Waltemire Elton Bowers Waltemire Warrior's Mark James Bowers Pittsburgh Clinton and Wilson Bowers Near Heilwood Willian’ Brown Nicktown Maple Grove Church of God FP. A. Meade CG. A. Roshon Co A. Roshon Blairsville Johnstown Mt. Tabor William Holman Peter Short Scott Short William Jenkins Hillside William Devers Sagamore Bert Spangler Derry Plairsville Cemetery

Death of Mrs H G Minnan at Tattsville home

Mrs H G Minnan aged 48 died Friday at her home near Tattsville in Derry township. Survived by husband two children and several siblings including Mrs Millie Hunter of Eldirsville. Interment at Hillside cemetery.

H G B. Minnan Tattsville Derry Township Millie Hunter Eldirsville Hillside Cemetery

Local Notes From Punxsutawney Area Families

Marchand Lorn and family welcomes a baby boy first in the family. Mrs Frank Lowry and baby return home to Homer City after visit with her parents. T M Lewis from Indiana visited on Thursday. Winner Woman and family recoverable and active again. Miss Madeline Pfeifer resumes activities after pneumonia attack. Rey Wineberg family recovering after near downtown scare. Samuel Brown improving from flu and pneumonia. Rev and Mrs Marr shopped in Punxsutawney Friday. Mrs G M Wingert closed a school term here last Friday. J B P Warner visited brother Al and family in Punxsutawney Saturday. W C G Shupe and W W Neill of Butler, Philips Gas drillers, spent over Sunday at home. Mr and Mrs J H Glass and son Marl spent Sunday with relatives. Glen Rosborough and family with brother Charles and family at Walter. Frank McNutt and Harold Cook, Phillips Gas well drillers, here.

Frank Lowry Baby Homer City T. M. Lewis Indiana Marr Panxsutawney G. M. Wingert J. BP. Warner W. CG. Shupe W. W. Neill Buller Philips Gas Co Brown J. H. Glass Marl Punxsutawney Glen Rosborough Charles Walter Frank McNutt Harold Cook Phillipa

Feature Picture for May 4 Shadows and Old Sweethearts

The listing promotes a feature picture run for Monday and Tuesday May 4 with Eb Low Chaney in Shadows and the Wednesday May 6 presentation of Old Sweethearts, highlighting the film lineup and cast.

Santa Claus Eb Low Chaney

Residents Spend Sunday in Brookville and Trade City

Mr and Mrs Lawrence McConninghey and Mia Linus Martin and daughter Helen of Trade City visited Mrs Tlenty Knaut on Sunday. Dr J W Morrow Mr and Mrs GC Brown and Misses Sara and Hazel Brown were Punxsutawney shoppers.

Brookville Lawrence McConninghey Mia Linus Martin Helen Trade City Vise Tlenty Knaut J. W. Morrow GC. W. Brown Sara Hazel Brown

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