Indiana County Horse Show Awards At Indiana Fair Grounds
The Indiana County Horse Association reports prizes for Belgian Horse show with many locals among top placers. Judges led by Fred Cook of Beaver awarded first through third in multiple classes including yearling and two-year-old colts, work teams, brood mares, and long-eared animals. Notable winners include J Leslie Ferguson Blairsville and J B Flenniken Blairsville with lined entries from Indiana and Marion Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Lesilie Ferguson
Blairsville
John B. Flenniken
Sherman Runyan
Indiana
Will Kunkle
Kent Leonard Muman
Marsion Center
Linus McHenry
Warry Anderson
Martin Popson
Penn Run
Joe Popson
Silas Harbridge
Home
D. Carlisle Dick
Jack Compton
Livermore
Hughmanic
Harry B. Smith
West Lebanon
Robert Uncapher
H.C. Kunkle
Shelocta
Walker
Earl Phillipps
Marion Center
Bert Kunkle
Creekside
John ‘Cunningham
John ‘Byers
John R. Campbell
Jack Smith
Mike Marryai
Ralph McCreery
Roy Brown
Indiana County
D . Clair Long
Homer City
James A. Simpson
Bert Deabenderfer
Harry Nichol
Albert Bark
Bert Blakley
William Stephens
Charles Beatty
Archie Nichol
Ed. Henderson
H.M. Brown
William C. Bennett
J. Leslie Ferguson
J. B. Flenniken
Kent
Fulton Simpson
H. C. Kunkle
Sheloca
Fiscugs
Nichol
Mike Murray
Edrn
Lightcap ‘Brothers
Marton
J. A. Compton
Jess Griffith
Lightcap Bros
Harry Kirkland
Ord McMillen
HH. B. Deadenderter
Tidiana
HH. A. Nichol
W. C. Bennett
H. M. Brown
Diana
Halter
Gleckner Harness Co
Canton
Robert N
Horse Association of
Indiana Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Feeder Lambs Offer Profitable Market Opportunity
County Agent J W Warner reports a letter from the Producers Cooperative Commission Association Pittsburgh detailing an earlier feeder lamb move due to drought. They promise lambs at about 64 to 64 4 cents per pound delivered, financing up to 80 percent of value and shipping advances, with orders needed immediately. Guernsey Field Day set for August 18 near Indiana features tests for Bangs disease, indemnity payments, judging and sports, inviting all Guernsey breeders and dairymen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W.warner
Producers ‘Co-operative Commission Association, Joint Stock Yards
Pittsburgh
Farmer's Cooperative Marketing Association
J. W. Warner
Western Range
Guernsey
Indiana County
Guernsey Cattle Club
John R. Campbellane
Indiana
RH. Olmstead
State College
F. A. Marshall
J. J. Connolly
Olmstead
Clayton Miller Tops Ram Sale at Carlisle
The Cumberland County Ram Sale at Carlisle last Friday August 10 sold 21 purebred rams averaging $22 per head. Clayton Miller Creekside secretary of the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Association and a Hampshire breeder sold four rams, with one Hampshire ram bringing $28.50. The Indiana County Pure Bred Ram Sale is set for September 28 at the Indiana County Fair Grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Miller
Cumberland County
I Carlisle
That
Clayton ‘Miller
Creekside
Indiana County Sheep and ‘Wool Association
Carlisle
Indiana County
Reunions Across Regions Highlight Community Gatherings
Readers recount numerous clan reunions from Kettering to Indiana. Events featured dinners, square dances, and meetings with officers elected for the coming year. Attendees range from 70 to 176 with elder guests honored, despite rain and storms across dates in August.
Multiple family reunions set for August dates in Indiana area
The Waltemire reunion meets at the D B Waltemire farm four miles east of Penn Run on Saturday August 18. The 21st Mabon clan reunion is planned for Dixie Lodge park near Trade City on Thursday August 23. Shank families attend Indiana fairgrounds on Saturday August 18. Doty reunion at Woodland Park south of Marion Center on Friday August 17. Steffy reunion at Marion Center community park on Saturday August 26. Hiram Gibson reunion at Rustic Lodge near Indiana on Saturday August 26. North reunion at Groundhog Park on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Lydick
Reuners
Utmoat
Roxanna Furman Lydick
John Jydick
Clair A. Waddling
Dayton
W. 8. Sweitzer
Commodore
John P. Lydick
Penn Run
61St Regiment
Pennsylvania Infantry
Marion ‘Center
Henry
Elizabeth Cribbs
Plumville
Cliffside Park
Indiana
David C
Jennie Hazlett
C. J.hazlett
Jamison
Clark Jamison
Home
Davis
Indiana Fair Grounds
Waltemire
D. B.waltemire
Mabon Clan
Dixie Lodge Park
Trade City
Shank
Indiana Fairgrounds
Doty
Woodland Park
Steffy
Hiram Gibson
Rustic Lodge
Groundhog Park
Weddings of a Week in Blairsville Area
Oakes Forsha Ells Clark Oakes and Thelma Evelyn Forsha of Blairsville wed August 14 in Blairsville. Groom son of George W. Oakes. bride daughter of Raleigh Forsha. Justice Walter H. Jackson officiated. Also Donald Campbell of Dilltown and Pearl Rager of Wintondale wed August 14. Campbell son of William Campbell. Rager son of Jacob Rager. Andy Huozda and Helen Chutko of Commodore wed August 12 at Clymer. officiant Rev. Joseph Fedaraus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakes-Forsha Ells Clark Oakes
Thelma Evelyn Forsha
Blairsville
Walter H. Jackson
George W. Oakes
Raleigh Forsha
Donald Campbell
Dilltown
Misa Pearl Rager
Wintondale
William, Campbell
Jacob Rager
Andy Huozda
Helen Chutko
Commodore
Clymer
Joseph Fedaraus
Temperance Workers TQ Meet At Rochester Mills August 23
Indiana County Women’s Christian Temperance Union holds its 1st annual convention at United Presbyterian Church Rochester Mills with sessions from 9:00 a.m. to 7:16 p.m. Delegates urged to bring two lunches and personal dining ware. Rochester Mills Union serves coffee. Program includes worship, reports, elections, forums, and a gold medal contest with Rochester Mills pageant. Subscriptions offered for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temperance Workers
Rochester Mills
Indiana County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
United Presbyterian Church
Rochester Mills Union
D. J. Thomas
Marie ‘Oberlin
Salinburg Union
Edna Shields
F. B. Smith
James Jeffries
Henry Platform
R. E. Tate
W. W. Huston
Mary Gilhousén
Agnes McGill
Modernization program to aid farm projects
Administrator James A. Moffett urges farmers and small communities to use the Modernization Credit Plan under the National Housing Act. The program finances home and barn repairs via local banks, with FHA insurance and no direct federal payout. Loans range 100 to 2000 dollars, require five times income, and 1 to 3 year terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Housing Administration
Roosevelt
Congress
James A. Moffett
Mr. Moffett
Department of Agriculture
United States
Building and Loan Association
Moffett
Improvements Justified and Funds Adequate for Loan Repayment
The text asserts improvements are justifiable and income sufficient to repay the loan. It directs signing the contract and instructing the contractor to begin immediately. It also notes that if self-performing, one should buy materials and proceed with modernizing the property.
Local residents and visitors mingle around Spangler and nearby towns
Mrs. and Mrs. C W Sebring tailors in Spangler spent Sunday with neighbors. Several couples and families traveled to Clearfield, Barnesboro, Lock Haven, Shawayville, Rossiter, Philipsburg and Baytown for visits, camping trips, and reunions. Names include Confer, Bee, Barnes, Campbell, Buterbaugh, Teal, Hoover, McFarland, Curry, Straw, Rumberger, Baker, Wickes, Long, Hare, Wissinger, Loy, Keller, Shobert, Hudson, Winslow, and others from local towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. ‘W. Sebring
Spangler
Roy
Clearfield
Roy Bee
Stafford
Clyde Bee
Gertrude Barnes
Martha
Barnesboro
Hattie
Campbell
Wilmina Buterbaugh
Marie Teal
Lock Haven
Martha Rumberger
Phillipsburg
Martin Baker
Blair McPherson
Abbott Helman
Altoona
B. F. Brown
Sunbury
M. A. Wickes
Billy Long
Culver
J.H. Hare
Chas. Wissinger
Floyd
Park
Roy Confer
Frank Loy
Rossiter
P. J. Keller
Lois Bellefonte
H. R. Shobert
W. F. Hudson
Jersey Shore
W. T. Hudson
W. EB. Willis
Baytown
Tex
Join Winslow
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits
Margaret of Binghamton works there. Miss Ethel Lytle returns from Millersville College after a six week summer course. Cameron Munroe goes home to Derry after time with Grandfather Dr. C J Cameron. Mr and Mrs A T Zeller of McKeesport visit Mr and Mrs H C Hanna for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Binghamton
Ethel Lytle
Millersville College
Cameron Munroe
Derry
C. J. Cameron
A. T. Zeller
Mc Keesport
H. C. Hanna
Quote from Twelfth Night on love and roses
A line from Twelfth Night cautions that love must be younger than oneself for true bond to endure. It compares women to roses whose beauty, once shown, withers quickly, underscoring the fragility of romantic affection.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Extension News
Ige One
Fred Cook
Beaver
N. L. Claiborne
Luxenberg
Kettering
Kettering School House
John Adams
Parkwood
C. L. McCurdy
Jensier
Johnston
William A. Kettering
Cabot
Melvin Allshouse
Bert Allshouse
Christopher Kettering
Carnahan
Harry ‘Carnahan
Dale ‘Carnahan
Wesley Carnahan
Nelson Carnahan
Vandergrift
Rochester and Pittsburgh Coal Company
Helvetia Coal Mining Company
Kent Coal Mining Company
Church Street
Camp Rest
Cleveland
Mary Wissinger
Lizzie Johnston
Youngstown, O
Allie Johnston
George Smeltzer
Frank Tisher
Near Atwood
Campbell's Mills
James Hill
Blatraville
Camp Glenn
Glen Campbell
Campbell-Rager
Corres
Sec
Laura Ansley
Misa
Eleanor Tate
Mra
George Shields
Annie
World Wide Responsibility
Amanda Hopking
Bush
A. H. Williams
C. J
Ella B
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
First National Bank
PENNA
W. C. Hoover
J. H. McFarland
Shawayille
Blake Curry
Henrice and
Glenn
la Tose
Lewis Straw
Showa
Paris
Auto Kruger
Madge Evang
Circus Clown
Jos E. Brown
Patricia Ellis
Navy
James Cagney
Pat O'Brien
Missouri
Jean Sigs
Franchotte
Man With
Sophie Lang
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