Fruit Growers Held Show in Indiana Hotel Lobby
An Indiana county fruit growers event featured an Apple Guessing Contest, Variety Identification, and a sea trout dinner with apples. Clarence McHenry was elected president with J Harold Gibson as vice president and H W Stonebraker as secretary treasurer. Directors named were Cloid Rinn Hd A Murray William Nibert and Blaine Miller. Stonebraker announced carload orders for cyanimid fertilizer. J L McCartney recommended application in late winter or early spring.
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Indiana County
Indiana Hotel
Clarence McHenry
J. Harold Gibson
H. W. Stonebraker
Cloid Rinn
Hd. A. Murray
William Nibert
Blaine Miller
Stonebraker
J. L. McCartney
Penn State
B. W. Kinter
Jas
Cambrosia
Harold Gibson
John George
Ralph Miller
Homer City
John Rice
Ed. A. Murray
Weddings of a Week: Shankle Milburn Usher in Sagamore Home
A week of nuptials includes Mary Milburn wed Wilmer Shankle at Sagamore in a ceremony led by Rev. Frederick Steuber with a family reception. The couple will live with Milburns. Also tied the knot were Samuel Weis and Helen Savitz in Altoona. Kenneth Hoover and Edna Sutter in Emricksville. Elwood Lee and Pearl Gardner in Dixonville. Floyd Wissinger and Faye Lloyd in Coalport. Robert Dunmire and Elsie Dayton in Blacklick. Kenneth Hawk and Mildred Forsythe in Marchand.
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Shankle-Milburn
Mary Milburn
Frank Milburn
Sagamore
Wilmer Shankle
Germantown
Frederick Steuber
Milburn
Hoover-Sutter
Kenneth Merle Hoover
Punxsutawney
Edna Belle Sutter
Walier
Emricksville M. B. Church
Lawrence T. Meneeley
Hubert Merle Hoover
West Mahoning Township
Paul Sutter
Walter
Lee Gardner
Arthur Elwood Lee
Pearl Caroline Gardner
Dixonville
J. P. Tamph
Walter Lee
Arthur Gardner
Wissinger-Lloyd
Floyd Howard Wissinger
Faye Lloyd
Cherry Tree
Coalport
J. P. McCurdy
Charles E. Wissinger
Clyde Lloyd
Dunmire-Dayton
Robert Lee Dunmire
Elsie Mae Dayton
Blacklick
G. B. Letchworth
Robert Brady Dunmire
Andrew James Dayton
Bladlick
Hawk-Forsythe
Kenneth Hawk
Mildred Forsythe
Coraopolis
Marchand
G. Paul Garland
Reed Hawk
Rochester Mills
Carl Forsythe
Henderson and Shaefer wed on West Church Street
Henderson of Creekside and Miss Helen Shaefer near Shelocta were married Saturday evening by Dr. R. M. Ofutt at his West Church Street residence. They will live near Advance. The piece notes US car growth of 11 percent in nine years with a 52 percent rise in accidents due to better roads and faster travel.
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United States
Tiny London camera the size of a thumbnail
A watchmaker's jewel lens makes the smallest camera in the world on display in London, about the size of a man's thumbnail.
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London
Action Pictures From Ethiopian Conflict Captured on Tiny Film
In 1935 during the Ethiopian conflict excellent action scenes were filmed on film roughly the size of a postage stamp. The note highlights the era’s tiny-format cinema efforts and their ability to record battle scenes despite small medium constraints.
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