Decorations for the Yuletide Home by Josephine Walter
The piece offers diverse Christmas decorating ideas from table settings to wall and window schemes. It urges festive color themes blue red and white, various tree types including flat and miniature, and inexpensive touches like glass ornaments, pine cones, and poinsettias to enhance holiday spirit. It notes children’s tables with tiny trees and gifts, and suggests dining room centerpieces and wall decorations to create a merry, celebratory atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Tarleton
Josephine Walter
Louly
Weddings of a Week Highlights Local Marriages
A sequence of local weddings is reported, detailing brides and grooms from Indiana and nearby towns. Notable unions include Misa Florence Gertrude Brown and Thomas Campbell, Cusick and Wingard, Waddell and Shank, Payne and Lewis, Young and Lowman, Straitwell and Wolfe, Waltermire and Stiles, Evans and Jones, Segner and Moody, Stapleton and Gillis, and Potts and Stevenson, with dates in November and December and residences in parks and townships.
NRA and A. A. A debated at Indiana county Grange meet
A joint Pomona and Savan Grange session set for Thursday December 28 with a 10:00 AM start. Programs include readings, music, plays, and talks on winter cattle care and horse management. Evening session asks if NRA and the A. A. A. aid Indiana county farmers, followed by motion pictures and horse care demonstrations. Community notes list local visitors and Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Savan Grange
Eeclock
Grange
C. C. Steele
Sagan Grange
B. B. Fleming
Denton Grange
Prosperity Grange
Mahoning Grange
the Grange
Popie
NRA
Indiana County
B. M. Thompson
John R. Smith
M. . Stewart
Dick Stephens
Geo. H. Elbel
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. W. Warner
Horse In
R. H. Thompson
W. W. George
Kamp Sprankle
W. Shearer
C. M. Miller
Farm Calendar Tips for Year-Round Food Production
The article outlines practical farm tips including surplus meat canning to ensure year round supply, dairy efficiency as a business focus, feeding swine with alfalfa hay, mulching strawberries with straw to protect plants, sowing sweet peas in fall for earlier blooms, preserving sugar bushes with careful management, loading lime in late fall to save time, and a humorous Governor's Wife quip about addressing voters.
Progress and Pitts Burgh Daily Post Gazette Offer
Offer for Indiana County R F D residents or those not served by Post-Gazette carriers. The Post-Gazette is the only daily newspaper delivered by mail to your home the same day it is published. Subscriptions cost 85.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress and
PITTS
Burgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
Local Nuptials Tie Borland Jewell Families in Indiana and Clarksburg
Hori and Séewell Harold James Borland of Indiana wed Migs Mary Eligabeth Jewell of Clarksburg on November 29 in Clarksburg with Rev. J. W. Mountain officiating. The bride’s parents are Raymond Jewell and Mrs. Jewell of Clarksburg. Voyten-Mucel Frank Voyten and Alda Mucel of Lucerne also married on November 30. The groom’s family includes miner Mr. Stanley Voyten and Mrs. Domminick Mucel as a family detail.
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Cusick-Wingard
John J .A.cusick
Duquesne
Mary Katherine Wingard
Indiana
William Bedont
Sara N
Charles J. ‘Wingard
Waddell-Shank
John ‘Edward Waddell
Johnston City
Janella Matie Shank
Dixonville
Jack A.munyon
James §. Waddell
Ben A. Shank
Homer George Young
James Edward Straitwell
Mary Alice Wolfe
Brookville
R. D
W. Ralph Gummings
Court House
John Straitwell
Calvin Wolfe
Clyde Kay Waltermire
Cherryhill Township
Veda Stiles
Cambria County
Frank Stiles
Clarence M. Bennett
D. B. Walembe
Segner-Moody Aleck
Bernard Segner
White Township
Ruth’ Frances Moody
Ernest
Emilio Farm
Edward Seagner
James Moody
Harold James Borland
Migs Mary Eligabeth Jewell
Clarksburg
J. W. Mountain
Walter Borland
Raymond Jewell
Voyten-Mucel
Frank Voyten
Misa Alda Mucel
Lucerne
Ladislaus Lipski
the Broom
Mra
Stanley Voyten
Dominick Mucel
Died This Morning near Here Mrs Clair Bair
Mrs Clair Bair of near here died this morning. Funeral arrangements have not been made. Other local notes mention Amithport visitors Wiley and Mrs Arthur Wiley returning from Indiana, Miss Pierce employed at Benjamin Segar's, and county seat callers John Huff and Moas Kelly. Local men work on the state highway. Gaston family of Rossiter visited. Cessna at Gypsy. Roy Conner took men to Rockton for hunting season opener. returnees described as cheerless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wiley
Indiana
Clair, Bair
Here
Miss. Pierce
Benjamin Segar
John Huff
Moas Kelly
Lorne Gaston
Rossiter
Martha Bennett
Lloyd Cessna
Erie County Ships 425 Grapes Cars This Year
Harrisburg dispatch reports nearly 425 carloads of grapes shipped from Erie county this year and an equal amount delivered by trucks. Records show nine of ten cars used for juice and the remainder packed in cartons for table use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thie County
Harrisburg
Erie County
State Conference Planned in Harrisburg Tuber Culosis Meet
The annual Pennsylvania tuber culosis conference is set for Harrisburg on Tuesday and Wednesday January 28 and 29 in connection with the 42d annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Tuber culosis Society. A physicians surgery session will open the event and a joint luncheon with the Harrisburg Lions Club is scheduled at noon on opening day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society
Lions Club of
Harrisburr
Shady Hollow Social Notes and Thanksgiving Visitations
Shady Hollow residents report Tuesday calls from Mr and Mrs R D Fulton in Kittanning and travels by Lloyd Hoyer to Apollo and Vandergrift. Many neighbors visit relatives during Thanksgiving, including Miss Dorothy Lunk of Pittsburgh with the Mikesell family, and Frank George visiting from Vandergrift. The Tax League of South Bend township adjusts its December meeting to Thursday due to Elderton high school dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potta Stevenson
Clair Potts
E. G.potts
Blairsville
Martha Stevenson
Adam Stevenson
Pittsburgh
J. Norman Hunter
Blairayitle
Shady Hollow
R. D. Fulton
Kittanning
Lloyd Hoyer
Apollo
Vandergrift
L. M. Henderson
Deemer
L G., Weaver
Dorothy Lunk
Ralph ‘Mikesell
Dwight
Walter ‘Patterson
J. BF
Margaret McGaughey
Dutt Edwards
Bob ‘Townsend
Arthur Hanna
Junior Fulton
Steele Henderson
Raymond McIntire
New Kensington
L. BH. Deemer
Ruth
Indiana
W. R. Thompson
Wilda Anderson
Margaret
Reynold Ramer
Harold ‘McIntire
South’ Bend
Dave Barnett
Harry and
Paul
Hershbeyer
Fred Edmonds
Leechburg
J. F. Russell
Tax League of
South Bend Township
Elderton High School
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Campbell-Brown
Misa Florence Gertrude Brown
Hugh Brown
Town
Thomas Campbell
J. R. Campbell
Parkwood
First United Presbyterian Church
J. J. Mellvaine
West Church Street
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers College
Payne-Lewis
Edwin Payne
Pleasant Mound
Wayne Co
Beatrice Lewis
F. Perry Lewis
College Avenue
A. J. Pfohl
Payne
State Department of Banking
Wilkes- Barre
Young Lowman
Waltermire
Stiles
Donald Marsh Evans
Punxsulawney
Helen ‘Carolyn Jones
Irnest
Walter H. Jackson
Ira M. Evans
David J. Jones
Farm Extension News
Omona Grange
Savan
Cherry Tree
Blair Wissinger
Ansonville
E. Garman
Lewis Straw
Ethel Wyte
Millersville Teachers College
Martha Barnes
Clarion State Teachers College
Missy Helen Hanna
Walter Jones
DeLaun
Clearfield
Roy
P. Youngquist
Will
J. J. Wooster
Wilkingburg
Harlin Bee
Harry Seger
Canoe Ridge
Kate Jenney
Barnesboro
Clarion
Blair McPherson
Alice Stiffler
Chas. Sheen
Anne Helman
Altoona
Jay Stiffler
Marion ‘Hudson
Lock Haven Teachers College
W. T.hudson
Mary Martin
Elmira
Conemaugh
Blanche
Sibyl Clark
Clyde ‘Bee
Bod
H. R. Bes
Evelyn Roberts
State College
B. C. Roberts
Chas. Anderson
Sunbury
Rose
Hawes
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Hori and
Séewell
Amithport
Ethaes
Aarne NM
GEO. D.leydic Caf Uneral Eral
John Boles
Lillian Harvey
Whniffer
the Baron
Jack Pearl
Jimmy Durante
Zasu Pitts
the Phicken
Arene
Dee
Christopher Bean
Marie Dreesler
Lionel Barrymore
Peres
Ninth’ Street
Luxenberg
Oreo
Pere Ore Bi
Luxenberg’s
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