Clyde Houk Heads Extension Association Meeting
Clyde Houk of Green township was elected president of the Agricultural Extension Association at the annual meeting in the Methodist church. Officers include Wm. S. Wetzel as vice president Clayton Miller secretary and Clarence McHenry treasurer. About 126 people attended the luncheon and heard reports on agricultural and home economics projects, 4-H clubs, and cooperative efforts with Sheep and Wool Growers Fruit Growers and Potato Growery age associations. The program featured musical numbers by the Indiana County Ctod Busters Quartette and a short talk by P. L. Eolinger, with closing department of agriculture films on pasture and marketing poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Houk
Green Township
Agricultural Extension Association
Methodist
Wm. S. Wetzel
East Mahoning Township
Clayton Miller
Washington Township
Clarence McHenry
White Township
John F. Pounds
Harry A. Nichol
J. M. Risinger
Indiana County Ctod Busters
Paul Hopkins
C. H. McCall
H. ©. Kimmel
J. ¥. Pounds
Pounds
Executive Committee
Sheep and Wool Growers
Fruit Growers
Potato Growery Age Sociations
Extension Association
Lovejoy
Clair Irwin
Charles Merriam
Oak Tree
P. L. Eolinger
Penn State
Bessie Owen
J. W. Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local man dies after being struck by train near Salina
Carl D. Ginter 43 of town, a Pennsylvanian Railroad trackman, was killed Thursday morning while inspecting tracks near Salina. Funeral services were held Sunday at his late home, with interment at Oakland Cemetery. Survived by widow Mia Emma Ginter and siblings Anna Kerr Reuben Ginter Calvin Ginter Bert Ginter Laura Elkin Mya Tillie Edmunds. Born April 30 1886 near Glen Campbell.
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Carl D. Ginter
Walker
Oakland Cemetery
Salina
Indiana
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Glen Campbell
Joel Ginter
Catherine (Weltzel) Ginter
Mia
Emma Ginter
Anna Kerr
Reuben Ginter
Calvin Ginter
Marion Center
Bert Ginter
Commodore
George Ginter
Sagamore
Laura Elkin
Mya
Tillie Edmunds
Amickshire
Sybil Archer Franklin Divorce Plot Ends Publicly
In Beverly Hills Sybil Archer and Bruce Franklin face pressure from Louis Garrison to marry for publicity. A staged elopement collapses amid danger of public scandal, leading to a divorce plan via Agua Caliente and a taunting telegram to Bruce Franklin. The episode ends with Sybil deciding to pursue divorce while keeping details quiet.
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Bruce
Louis
Beverly Hills
Lonis
Watt Heapen
Garrison
Bruce Franklin
Sten
Agua Caliente
Sybil
Lola
the Christle-Plaza
Bruce Frattin
Hotel Christle-Plaza
Tollywood
Beverly
Wil
Sybil Archer Franktic
Father’s Christmas Surprise Heals Family Joy
Christmas gloom gives way to a clever ruse by their father John Armstrong who sells the old heirloom and buys a new home for the family. Santa arrives in a bobsled to reveal the Thompson house as the holiday gift, and while Jerry and Betty yearn for presents, Father’s generous plan delivers true Christmas cheer with a Christus tree and heartfelt thanks.
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John
Marty Armstrong
Betty
Jerry
Mother
Father
Santa Claus
John Armstrong
Armstrong
Uncle Joe
Tye
Mather
Christus Tree
Christus
Western Newspaper Union
What's Doing at the Theatres
The Ritz Theatre shows the film version of Gambling led by George M. Cohan Thursday with a Road cast. Friday and Saturday bring British Agent with Lealis Howard and Kay Francis. Flirtation Walk features Ruby Keeler and Dick Powell Monday to Wednesday, directed by Frank Borzage. The Painted Veil with Greta Garbo arrives Thursday for a three day run. Count of Monte Cristo returns to Indiana Theatre Wednesday and Thursday.
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George M. Cohan
Ritz Theatre
Cohan
Lealis Howard
Kay Francis
Ruby Keeler
Dick Powell
Hawaii
Ruby
West Point
Frank Borazake
Pat O’brien
Bobby Jonnelly
Hollywood
Sol Hoopi
John Bildredge
Ross Alexander
Henry O'Neill
Guinn Willams
John Arledge
Glen Boles
Allie ‘Wrubel
Mort Dixon
Greta Garbo
Somerset Mangham
China
Townsend
Lana
Katherine
Garbo
Canj
Herbert Marshall
Dr. Fane
George Trent
Monte Cristo
Count of Monte Cristo
Indiana Theatre
Robert Donat
Elissa Landi
Origins and spread of Christmas cards and greetings
A 19th century overview traces the Christmas card origin to 1846 designer J Horseley with Henry Cole’s idea, notes mass output reaching about 90 million dollars annually, and describes varieties from store counter cards to custom orders and telegraph and telephone greetings. It also includes a local notice about Peoples Bank of Commodore annual meeting January 22 with director election details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Shorrock
Leith
J. Horseley
S. A
Henry Cole
Jobbins
Warwick Court
Holborn
Hollywood
Wee Arn Newspaper Union
Peoples Tyne OW
Commodore
Peoples Bank of Commodora Witl Ha
Commmodore
Ployd L
Houck
Castiler
The Ritz, Indiana Theatre Showings Near December End
Programs list at The Ritz Theatre and Indiana Theatre include PA's Finest Theatre with George M. Cohan, Greta Garbo, Leslie Howard, Kay Francis, Dick Powell, Ruby Keeler, Pat O'Brien, Sidney Blackmer, Sidney Fox, Ken Maynard, Tom Brown, and more. Also reports McQuilkin, 22, of West Church street injured in fall from a fire escape at Loyal Order of Moose building, North Sixth street, Indiana Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McQuilkin
West Church Street
Indiana Hospital
Loyal Order of Moose
North Sixth Street
Novelty theater venture applied for in Harrisburg
NOVICE NOTCH applies to the Department of Seize in Harrisburg Pennsylvania for a venture by The Iargis Bauny Shedtee Corporation under Wet No 100 approved May 8 19 MON to buy sell own erect repair lease maintain and operate theatres playhouses motion picture houses and other amusements and to do all things necessary incidental including borrowing funds James W Mark attorney December 19 1984ite
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Seize
Warrisburg
Pennsylvania
Teront
Iargis-Bauny "Shedtee Corporation
James W, Mark
Notices column payment instructions for small ads
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