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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
6
The list shows Civil Court jurors drawn for sessions the weeks of January 11 78 and 26 including names from Armstrong Indiana Marion Center Green Center and others. Also Criminal Court jurors scheduled for January 18 1937 with extensive listings across Blairsville Homer City Indiana Conemaugh Grant Pine and surrounding townships.
A long string of personal names and places appears, including Charles States, Lorena Stutzman, George Stockdale, Samuel Ayrgood, Esther Bennett, H P Bennett, John T Brandon, Luther Butterbaugh, Clair Burkett, W C Brown, Grace Peterman, John Quinn, Rose Robinson, Edna Stewart, Harry Seger, Raymond Wineberg, Roy Young, and many others across Indiana Blairsville Conemaugh Cherry Tree Center Grant North Mahoning and surrounding townships, with a January 25 1997 reference to a Traverse Jury. The list also includes several households and localities such as Wheatfield Smicksburg and Rayne.
Blairsville Grange No. 2012 announces 1937 officers including Master Linn M. Kelly and Overseer Simon H. Lear with a full slate of officers. Meetings are the first and third Friday at 8 00 in Enterprise schoolhouse. Subscription rates for The Progress are 160 annually in Indiana county and 200 outside. A Christmas greeting comes with each gift copy.
Philip C. Staplen, president of Bell Telephone Company of Pennsylvania, announces a local service rate cut totaling about 1.8 million dollars annually. The change targets residence lines with new schedules likely to affect over 90 percent of home subscribers, effective bills from February 1. The move, separate from interstate long distance rate reductions by AT&T, promises Pennsylvania subscribers roughly 2.8 million dollars in annual savings.
Advertisement notes Henry Wall Inc for books published in the United States to arrive by Christmas. The note appears on page 7. A quip warns never to add sauce to boiled cabbage onions or celery until serving time.
Several short courses in different phases of agriculture offered at Pennsylvania State College from January 6 to March 3. Many Indiana county youths attend. at least seven manage Dairy Herd Improvement Associations in Pennsylvania. Courses cover dairy testing, ice cream making, dairy manufacture, general agriculture, poultry, and more. County Agent John W. Warner can advise interest, with little tuition aside from board, room, books, and possible small lab fee. Dean R. L. Watts notes capacity for a large winter class.
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