Dairymen urged to weigh feed for profit and efficiency
County Agent Warner warns dairymen against cutting protein too far in feeds as milk prices lag. Proper protein levels depend on hay quality, ranging from 16 to 24 percent. Weigh milk and grain daily, aim for about one pound grain to 3 1/2 pounds milk, with adjustments by butterfat. Many farmers mix own rations with high protein supplements amid abundant grain. A pamphlet Feeding the Dairy Cow by R. H. Olmstead is available from the Extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Jersey
Hus
R. H. Olmstead
Pennsylvania State College
Court House
Fifth Street Home Robbed While Family Was Absent
Loot valued at $500 was stolen from the home of Mr and Mrs R J Craig on South Fifth Street while the family was away visiting friends. Returning at 10:00 PM, they found the house thoroughly ransacked and items including a diamond wedding ring a diamond studded Masonic pin other jewelry dresses several men’s suits and Renewal Blanks for Motor Vehicle Operator s Cards to Be Mailed. Renewal notices and local notices follow with unrelated items on the page.
Local Social Notes From NichTown Area
Lea Kinnan returned home from Illinois. Ditebaughs spent the weekend at their Cherry Tree residence. Zane Butterbaugh visited Clayton Daugherty’s home. Geo Oaks were callers on Wednesday. M A Spicer visited Mr and Mrs Geo Oaks Saturday night. Aaron Rickard was an Indiana caller on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholtown
Lea Kinnan
Illinois
Ditebaugh
Cherry Tree
Zane Butterbaugh
Clayton Daugherty
Geo. Oaks
Clymer
M. A. Spicer
Aaron Rickard
Indiana
Weddings of a Week Highlight Greensburg Nuptials
Mary Kunkle of Greensburg married Wallace D. Guthrie of Indiana at her mother’s Greensburg home. The groom represents Equitable Life and will live in Niles Center Illinois after a Bermuda wedding trip. Other couples include Cravener King Palmer Leamer Fumea Ross Short Kerr Helman Eachman Law with ceremonies in Smicksburg Avonmore Blairsville and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie-Kunkle
Mary Kunkle
Greensburg
Wallace D. Guthrie
S. W. Guthrie
Church Street
John H.,kunkle
I. 8. Bremer
Lancaster
Lawrence E. Bair
First, Reformed Church
John EH. Kunkle
Indiana
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Niles Center
Ills
Bermuda
Armagh High School Basketball Schedule Unveiled
Armagh High School announces a 17 game boys schedule and a 12 game girls schedule. The boys play Marion Center and Heilwood among others. season opens with Commodore hosting on December 18 and features key away games and home matchups through March. Missouri Rabbits for Indiana County in restocking drive: Game Protector Lewis Litzinger distributes 862 rabbits across Indiana County, 14 per crate, all in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagh High
Anderson
Seward
Armagh
Marion Center
Heilwood
Commodore
Wintondale
Hilderton
New Alexandria
Bolivar
Glen Campbell
R Bolivar
Hiderton
Missouri
Indiana County
Lewis Litzinger
Local Residents and Visitors Attend Holidays Notes
PLUM ORBER Mrs. C. H. Fleming visited Mrs. T. Q. Kimmel Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller spent a day with friends in Elderton. Their daughter Mrs. Chas Beatty is listed among the sick. Miss Emabel Steele called on Orville Ramer Tuesday evening. Miss Frances Fleming stayed Thursday night with Fern Ankeny of Elderton. Mrs. Irvin Reefer spent the past week at Kittanning serving on the jury. Murray Ramer and Ivan George called at the Ralph Ramer home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Reefer shopped in Indiana Saturday night. Misses Mae and Virginia Keeler spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Marlin Crownover. Miss Florence Ramer stayed Thursday night with Miss Bernice Clark of Elderton. Garfield Wood was at Kittanning last week serving as a juror. Mrs. James Smathers works at the J. N. Blose home. Locals attended the upperetta at Hider ton Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Keeler and family visited their son George Keeler and family. J. N. Blose and son Bob spent several days deer hunting in the mountains. Wm. A. Orr nearing completion on his new house. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McFarland were in Indiana recently to visit Mr. McFarland's mother. Do your Christmas candy shopping at the Indiana Candy Works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Fleming
T. Q. Kimmel
Jacob Miller
Elderton
Chas, Beatty
Emabel Steele
Orville Ramer
Frances Fleming
Fern Ankeny
Irvin Reefer
Kittanning
Murray Ramer
Ivan George
Ralph Ramer
Loyd Reefer
Indiana
Mae
Virginia Keeler
Marlin Crownover
Florence Ramer
Bernice Clark
Garfield Wood
James Smathers
J. N. Blose
Community Social Notes From Vestaburg and Nearby
Residents from Vestaburg and surrounding areas report frequent visits and calls. Local households mention shopping trips to Indiana, new purchases like a radio, and house keeping changes. Several residents are noted as recovering from illness while others shared deer hunting success.
PLUM CREEK VALLEY SOCIAL NOTES SUMMARY
Clyde McMillen of Elyria and his sister Mrs Prank Ord and two children of McKeesport spent Sunday with their sister Mrs Clark Jamison. Indiana callers included Mr and Mrs George McMillen and Spear Rowe. Mrs Harry Rankin and children visited her mother Mrs G L Perry. Thelma Bell and several others visited homes here. Ronald and Lulu McMillen are sick. The closing line notes a saying about all kinds of people making the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McMillen
Elyria
Ohio
Prank Ord
McKeesport
Clark Jamison
George McMillen
Indiana
Arthurs Weaver
Harry Rankin
G. L. Perry
Thelma Bell
Lowry Little
Harold Johnson
Margaret Louise
W. C. Jamison
Spear Rowe
Earl Rhodes
Arnold
Dorothy
Mildred Myers
J. G. Myers
Clark Davis
Chas, Bell
J. M. Rankin
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Farm Bureau News
Beekkeepers
B. J. Anderson
Penn State
H. H. Kauffman
George Colt
S. Ninth St
Queen Quality
Matrix
Phila
Nuno Bush
Wilbur Coon
Indiana, Pa
Marion
Ukeleles
Victor Records
Silas C. Streams
Harrisburg
Department of Revenue
Pennsylvania
Indiana Board of Education
Frank L. Neff
Audley L. Mabon
H. B. Neal
Beryl L. Seanor
Charles Bee
C. Earl Steel
Pathfinder
Cravener-King
Arthur Roy Cravener
Saltsburg
Minnie Ruth King
Avonmore
Robert L. Clark
Presbyterian Church
Adam H. Cravener
William King
Palmer-Leamer Ioin Royden Palmer
Emeigh
Zelda Beatrice Leamer
Register and
W. Ralph Cummings
Andrew Palmer
Joseph Leamar
Fumea-Ross
Harry Fumea
Mary Elzabeth Ross
Cokevilla
Thomas Fumen
Patsy Ross
Cokeville
Short-Kerr George Paul Short
Hillsdale
Marjorie Rebecca Kerr
Blairsville
J. A. McCamey
M. E. Church
Israel Short
James Kerr
Helman Adamson
Clarence Wayne Helman
R.D
Charlotte Viola Adamson
Home
Smicksburg
J. B. Troutman
Harry J. Helman
John Il. Adamson
Eachman-Law
Samuel ‘Hachman
Thelma Law
Punxsutawney
R.D.5
Gagamore
The
Indiana Candy Works
Kenwood
C. L. Kitchen and
Vestaburg
Jennie Stephens
Bert Cramer
Clarence Newlin
Nanty Glo
Lizzie Buterbaugh
Mary Stephens
Beaverdale
Clair Edwards
Ebensburg
John Adams
Taylor Craig
Parkwood
Sam Noble
Oliver Bmigh
Saul Ober
Zenas Hines
Harry Waltermire
M. H. Dick
Roy Waltermire
Cecil Buterbaugh
Walter Buterbaugh
Robert Martin
D. C. Rhine
Brushvalley
Clarence Hines
Vanora Hines
F. B. Smith
Gladys Smith
Alene Lowman
Plum Creek Valley
de Orsay
Everette
Gray
Everettes
Troutman’s
United States
Henry Hall
Philadelphia
Community
Rogers Bros
Luxenberg
Seth Thomas
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