Potato Growers Hear Market Outlook and Cost Study
County Association members discuss potato market outlook for the coming year. J J Fyock elected president. costs of production from eight Indiana County farms averaged 91.40 per acre, with labor as the largest single cost. Farmer meetings set for Armagh and Trade City to discuss dairy topics and seed potato handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freck Heady County
Court House
J. J. Fyock
Clymer
R.D
Harry C. Kimmel
Shelocta
Clark C. Pollock
Marion Center
BR. B. Stutzman
George Elbel
A. W. Overdorff
J. I. Fyock
Paul Mopkins
Irvin Behm
H. C. Kimmel
H. C. Kimmel and Co
H. McCall
J. W. Warner
Indiana County
B. L. Moffitt
State College
Warner
Bureau of Markets
Mariner
Merchant Ridge
Philadelphia
T. Denniston
Penn State
Bave
Ile
Maine
Doyle Stutzman
East Wheatfield Township
Ge. C. Pollock
East Mahoning
Dairy Meetings Set for Indiana County February 14 16
Penn State dairy extension specialist R H Olmstead will visit Indiana county February 14 16 for annual bull associations and two other meetings. He will speak at Purchase Line Community Building February 14 at 1 30 P M on the dairy situation feeding and management under current economic conditions. Similar sessions are planned for Griffith Hall in Marion Center Friday February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Penn Grange
Armagh
Mr. Olmstead
Grange Hall
Trade City
State College
Purchase Line
Marion Center
R. H. Olmstead
Penn State
Indiana County
Grifith Hall
Marlon Con
First Dairy Herd Improvement Association January Report
January testing covered 337 cows milked, 43 dry, total on test 380. Seven unprofitable cows were sold and one profitable cow. Top milk herds: Torrance State Hospital 1142 lbs milk 36.1 lbs fat 45 percent? 36.1 fat? County Home 865 lbs milk 30 fat 4 dry. Top butter fat herds include Clyde Houck 810 lbs milk 46 lbs fat 9 milking 1 dry and H W Mumau 771 lbs milk 42.3 lbs fat 8 milking. Other high fat herds noted: W C Wetzel 681 lbs milk 40 fat, C C Pollock 591 lbs milk 38.3 fat, H B Wetzel 574 lbs milk 36.9 fat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Johnston
Torrance State Hospital
R. HH
Cornell, R. & Gr.h
County Home
R.H
Clyde Houck
H. W. Mumau
R. & Grj
Second Dairy Herd Improvement Report highlights January results
During January, twelve herds were tested by Wendell Wetzel. One cow sold as profitable and one sold as unprofitable. The five high milk herds include Wood, Mohney, Stewart, Townsend, and Gibson with milk outputs ranging from 672.6 to 801.9 pounds and butterfat from 24.19 to 42.98 pounds. The five high butterfat herds feature Mohney, Stewart, Townsend, Hood, and Wood with fat yields from 31.3 to 47.16 pounds. Total cows on test: 152, with 143 milking and 9 dry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wan Association
Wendell Wetzel
W. H. Wood
J.C. Mohney
M. C. Stewart
Gr. J
Gr. H
Henry Townsend
A. G
Jay T. Gibson
R.H
Gr.g
J. C. Mohney
Grit
M. CG. Stewart
Gri
Ogr.e
J. M. Hood
RI. & Gr.h
Brushvalley Grange In stalls new officers and program for Thursday
Brushvalley Grange outlined its February program featuring Lincoln era topics and songs. New officers for 1944 were installed at the recent meeting, including Master A. W. Overdorff Overseer J. O. Mack Lecturer Mrs. A. W. Overdorff Steward H. W. Cunningham Assistant Steward R. V. McNutt Chaplain Mrs. R. A. Sprankle Treasurer L. B. Stephens Gate Keeper A. Gressley Secretary Tressa Hanna Ceres Helen McMullen Pomona Mrs. H. C. Cunningham Flora Mrs. J. O. Mack Lady Assistant Steward Mrs. M. R. Sprankle Executive Committee J. H. Rhine R. V. McNutt C. H. Steffey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brushvalley Grange
Song—America
Lincoln Ratory
Esther Sprankler
Lincoln
R. Ss
Allen
J. O. Mack
Tressa ‘Hanna
Helen and
Jay Hiner
aAltdre Grossley
Mia
J. O, Mack
Helen McMullen
H. C. Cunningham
C. H W. Steffey
Harvey
Ruth Stewart
Grange
Aa. W. Overdorff
Mra
A. W. Overdorff
HW. C.cunningham
R. V. McNutt
M. ‘Ra. Sprankle
L. BH. Stephens
A. Gressley
Tressa Hanna
Ceres
Pomona
H. C. ‘Cunningham
Flora
M. R. Sprankle
J. ‘H. ‘Rhine
C. H. Steffey
Cinderella's Slippers in a Birthday Twist Romance
Polly, a department store clerk, longs for Roland Penrock while Jim Murphy wooes Gertie Devine. A golden slipper links Polly to Jim as a chase through the Buttercup department ends in a tense Newcastle road scene and a claimed vow of love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olly Andrews
the Nations Department of Carey
Wilson & Carey
Roland Penrock
Gertie Devine
Gertie
Jim Murphy
Polly
Jim
Gertle Devine
Gertle
Roland
Toland
Newcastle
Penrock
Tim
Pearock
Noland
Buttercup
Gome Ane
Feathers Used in Planes to Reduce Cabin Noise
Designers experiment with feathers in the actus construction of planes to insulate the cabin against noise. The unusual material is tested for acoustic damping and cabin comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvegatt
Free Public School Law Exhibit Reveals 19th Century Learning
Harrisburg displays reveal the 1884 Free Public School Law passage tools including petitions letters from teachers of a century ago and old text books from Pennsylvania's first public schools after Governor Wolfe signed the act on April 1 1834. The exhibit, part of Pennsylvania Education Week, shows primitive equipment such as primers spellers arithmetics readers geographies grammars and church use of primers. It includes illuminated glass cases with the 1834 Free School bill and documents on early Pennsylvania settlement and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State Library
Department of Public
Pennsylvania
George Wolfe
Department of Public Instruction
A. B.C
General Library Division
State Library
Blairsville Man in Army Aviation Killed Near Chicago
Blairsville resident Edward Redpath 26, of the U S Army Aviation Corps, was struck by an electric train while about to board a freight train in the Illinois Central yards near Chicago. He was en route from Wisconsin to Chanute Field Illinois. Remains sent to Blairsville for burial. his widow and parents survive. Burial today at Blairsville cemetery. Nearby, another miner William Swindle 44 died from a heart attack while operating an electric locomotive in a Clearfield Coal mine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blairsville
U. S, Army Aviation Corps
Chicago
Imnols Central
Edward Redpath
Redpath
Charles Redpath
Clymer No
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
William Swindle
Dixonville
Real Education Means Teaching the Individual
The materials of education are human beings not books or courses. Education must work with the individual, developing and stimulating mental processes to turn them toward fruitful endeavor rather than cramming or filling. Kansas City Times quotes the idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Times
Prophylaxis urged as key to dental hygiene progress
The article argues public health campaigns and professional dental education have raised awareness of mouth hygiene, though many still neglect brushing, flossing, and regular dental care. It notes the need for proactive prophylaxis to prevent tooth decay and the dangers of delaying care until pain. It also mentions local tax sale news and community civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Assessors Pay Clash Clarified by Indiana County Court
A 1934 Indiana County court ruling fixes assessor compensation at 3.50 per day for days actually served, upholding a May 22 1933 Act over earlier $5.00 per day provisions and ordering the county to pay J E McKean 320 for 64 days of service. The decision cites constitutional limits on changing salaries after election and notes two conflicting acts. Community notices follow with Gordon Literary Society program and a Pine Grove Church public meeting announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Board of County Commissioners
County Treasurer
Pennsylvania
P. L
Gordon Literary Society
Gordon
Blacklick Township
Mary Jane Graff
Teddy ‘Williams
Geraldine Shields
Ethel Belle
Bruner
Hazel McIntire
Margaret
Graham
Frances McCren Arid
Esther Hoover
John McIintire
Henry Graff
Clyde Graham
John Lyons
Lloyd Taylor
Ralph Green
John. McIntire
Green Orchestra
Reading
Mrs
John Shields
Bernadine Hill
Margaret Dick
Robert ‘Henderson
Mgr
W. ‘A. Graham
Mary Muchell
Mack Dick
Warren ‘Dunlap
Hari Lyons
Grace Graham
Eugene Altman
Louella Shields
Bertha Anthony
Frank McCrea
Alex Dick
Howard Altman
Leland Stuchell
Frank Hill
Carrie Ellen Clawson
Martha Dunlap
Lena Hoover
Marie Dixon
Mia
Harold Gibnon
Howard Peters
Arthur Gemmel
Young Peoples Council
Pine Grove Church
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Pine Grove
Hellmarried
Wood
xAmerican Legion Weekly Bulletin
Community notes from Jericho area relatives and visitors
Grandma Marsh remains in an unimproved condition. Mrs. Lyle Duncan visits relatives while Miss Helen St Clair hosts friends from Bolivar and Robinson. Birthday celebrations for Mrs. Brubis include a decorated cake and gifts from Denver connections. Various residents are mentioned, including health updates and local social visits amid county towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jericho
John Smith
Mr. Tabor
Grandma Marsh
Ray
George Repine
Billie Leng
Irvie Mack
Clyde
Clinton Wakefield
Youngwood
D.J. Hoyle
Orville
Muir Farm
Mt. Tabor
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Farm Extension News
NYY
Indiana
Mochues Por Syndicate
McClure Nawapaper Syndicate
TELIA
Lloyd W. Marlin
Detroit, Mich
Robert T. Marlin
Eleventh Street
Robert Tomb
Clarence Tomb
Philadelphia Street
Mrs. Dixon Tomb
Johnstown
Blair Alter
Miller Akey
Curry Run
Curry ‘Run
Akey
Daytor
Dayton High School
Future Farmers Association
Dayton School
Brown Boot Shop
Concern
Hame
O. B
Loval Lodge
Norval R. Daugherty
John McPhilliny
Salisburg
Palladium Lodge
W.C. Chapman
Couwe
J. N. Langham
PINE
John Kinter
Miller Pyle
Indiana Hospital
Howard Steffy
George Huston
W. S. Lockard
Flesher
Marion Genter
R. C. Tate
Lyle and
Altoona
Alma May Pyle
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Alice Henry
Muke Whoper
Loose Change
Lions Club
Hinellie
Paul Muni
Glenda Farrell
Richard Barthelmess
Ann Dvorak
Jimmy and
Sally
James Dunn
Claire Trevor
Eddie Cantor
Eskomo
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