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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania

01 Feb 1933

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Indiana Progress

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Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1933

Page

4

Federal veterinarians to test cattle in Indiana county

Four federal veterinarians with eight local testers will run a TB test program across multiple townships in Indiana county starting Monday February 6, with testing in Canoe and Banks townships on the first day and Grant and Canoe townships the next. Drivers will transport crews and cattle owners are urged to keep cattle in sheds and prepared. Potato Growers Had Good Meeting reports a 1933 officers slate, costs of production on five leading farms, farm show attendance records, and notes on 4-H and state events.

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T. B Tidiana County White Center South Mahoning North Mahoning Conemaugh Burrell Fast Wheatfield Pine Canoe Banks Townships Grant GC. F. Nets M. Britten Banks J. B. Foley Grant Township D. W. LaGrange Green Township J. J. Connolly White Township W. N. Timlin Center Township C. L. McMurdy M. Dol. Rentschler Armstrong Harry J. Taylor Indiana Edward C. Hibel Rossiter R. Buffington J. G. Johnston Strongstown Burrell Clark Wainwright Livermore St.d. Blacklick C. BE Amond Penn Run Dwight EB. Barkley R.2 Emi Abel East Mahoning John H. Brady Marion Center W. J. Leasure Green G. D. Patrick Commodore West Mahoning J. H. C. Weaver Smicksburg B.D Clyde McConnaughey R.D South Mahboning Ray Griffith Plumville Montgomery C. N. Wise Hillsdale Pine Strongstown Rayne Merman Wolfe Washington M. C. Miller Creekside East Wheatfield Charles O. Bracken Armagh West Wheatfield J. Mack Hood New Florence Wendel Wetzel Homer City Young Court House Jacob I. Fyock Clark Pollock J. J. Fyock Clymer CG. H. McCall C. Pollock R. D J. Paul Hopkins Einsteins Bert’ Blakley Parkwood C. H. McCall l W. 8. Brown Paul Hopkins George Eibel J. I. Mayo Indiana County BE. L. Moffit Pennsylvania State College Harrisburg Michigan Missouri Carolinas Forksville Dramatic Club Sullivan County Stata Spain Pennsylvania Potato Growers Association State Farm Show Lehigh County Secondo Bizgi Westmoreland Lounty Steward Straw Clearfield Secondo Cyrus Kinmy John Fogel Nazareth Arbogast Bastian Allentown Dauphin Cumberland Woncaster Lebanon Swift and Company Amos Grady Alva Ezra Engle Jay Swift Harrisburger Penn
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Farm Calendar and Armstrong Grange Meeting Notice

Timely reminders from The Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture cover timely hog egg weight, honey bee strength, early vegetable growth, flower garden prep, irrigation in droughts, and grafting sweet cherries. Armstrong Grange schedules a February 8 program at Parkwood schoolhouse with music, readings, and a life insurance discussion, and an open meeting on February 15 with literary program, grab bag lunch, and cake walk.

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Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture Armstrong Grange Parkwood Rolf Call Parkwood School Anna Belle Craig Mary Anderson BE. EH Thomas Campbell Bert Blackley R. A. Fouts T. W. Craig W. L. Brown Martha Blackley Dick Craig
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Weddings of a Week in Vandergrift Blairsville and More

A sequence of local weddings on January 25 to 30 united couples Whitacre Wagle Henderson Lute Leasure Patterson Conrath Keitler Virobik Yutzey in Blairsville Delmont New Florence Johnstown and Marion Center. Each groom’s trade and parental lineages noted amid brief wedding office details. A separate report describes Simon Geesey’s $600 car destroyed by a carburetor fire near Camp Rest after backfire.

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Whitacre-Wagle William C. Whitacre Vanderprift Katherine Wagle Blairsville William J. Miller Filbert Whitacre Dayton R.D John Wuele Leasure-Patterson Lloyd Leagure Deckers Point Rosella Patterson Stafford Marion Center C. L. Moore Merl Leasure Henry Patterson Conrath-Keitler Adolph M. Conrath Latrobs Duella I. Keibler Delmont Justice of the Ponce J. D. Hill Hetrick Building Cookport F. Eb, Conrath Luxor Theibride Samuel JH. Kethlar Rager-Yutzey Garald Griffith Rager Esther Irene Yutzey Johnstown Homer City Rev Q. C. Shafter Simon Geesey Hast
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Historic Pennsylvania trees recall colonial events

In Lancaster County at the Donegal church the white oak Witness tree marks a September 1777 moment when an express rider announced British forces moving to Pennsylvania and the congregation pledged liberty. Nearby in Delaware County the Lafayette sycamore overhangs Lafay ette headquarters and Brandywine wounds. Clinton County claims the Liberty elm linked to the Pine Creek Declaration of Independence.

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Pennsylvania Donegal Presbyterian Church Lancaster County New York Lberty Chnadd's Ford Delaware County Lafayette Tistory Clinton County
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Old Man Jones Phrase Echoes Through Community

In a reflective essay style, the piece recalls the saying Old Man Jones to poke at those who drift without effort. A humor parable from Wallace's Farmer contrasts a grave label with continued daily help from the living, suggesting deeper questions about initiative and community action.

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Jones
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Paint Buried Treasure In A Restorer's Coat Of Paint

The piece argues that lost old masters may hide beneath layers of paint. A Raphael Virgin and Child could survive under eighteenth century restoration. An X ray might reveal Raphael's brushwork and a fortune for the finder.

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Raphael
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The Great Buddha of Kamakura in Japan

The Daibutsu in Kamakura stands as the largest bronze Buddha casting. It rests on a lotus, with a tranquil face and gold eyes gazing in meditation. Eighty curls atop the head, each nine inches high, symbolize snails said to shade the sunlit bald surface.

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Japan Kamakura Yokohama Daibutsu Big Buddha
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Marvels of Memory in Painting Revealed

The passage notes Turner's exceptional memory for detail, able to replicate a ship with every rope and spar after a single viewing. It also recounts Caldeson, robbed in Spain, sketching a thief from a glimpse that helped police identify the culprit.

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Turner Caldeson Spain
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Man's Weakness Remains The Allure Of Advice

A Philadelphia Public Ledger note observes that a man can curb drinking and late nights, resist flaunting performances for women, and stop boasting about his children. Yet he never resists the urge to dispense advice.

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Lhiladelphia Public Ledger
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Reverence for Trees in World Myth and Art

The text traces the universal prominence of trees in primitive cultures. It notes tree worship across African and other nations, seeing trees as symbols of life and immortality. It cites the World Tree as an ancient established tradition.

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Farm Extension News Wight Vocal Veterinarians Asalst Federal Sylvania Farm Show Keystone America Moran Mack Ruth Chatterton San Francisco James Cagney Sing Sing Spencer Tracy Bette Davis Warden Lawes Victor McLaglen Eddie Cantor the Kid From Ronald Coleman Ella Ray Francis Hamilton Virobik-Vicok Frank Virobik Anna Ficek Bialraville Justice of the Peace Ralph C. Brown Old Man Jones Idiana Hardware Co Buchheit Bros Vicinity Merchants of Axminster Philadelphia
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