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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1930
Page
5
A two year old boy, Tos eph Strini Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Strini, sustained a fractured skull when a car door opened as they returned to Indiana. He fell onto the highway near Kadina hospital entrance and is in serious condition.
The In awe high school music department will present a concert Thursday evening in the school auditorium. A lively program features readings dialogue violin and piano numbers and more. A pie and box social is planned for Tuesday evening at the William Penn Grange hall in Agmagh with readings and music.
A vacant house at Yankeetown owned by Joe Cardamone burned in an early Friday fire of unknown origin causing about 2500 dollars in damage. The flames reached the nearby Joe Tremo dwelling, which suffered around 500 dollars in damage. Homer City Fire Department reported using its new pump er for the first time and drew water from the dam. County Detective Harry Koozer, aided by other officers, raided Sam Augustine's home in Coy Junction Monday and seized a 60 gallon still, 12 barrels of mash, over 60 gallons of moonshine liquor and more than 600 gallons of wine. Augustine was held for trial. A matrimonial magazine ad dinged a wary note for a hopeful groom.
January association reports indicate many flocks now reach good production while several suffer aftereffects of coccidiosis. Anteritis powder is advised for affected cages. The next Poultry Record Club meeting is March 6 at 1:30 at the Court House with John Vandervort of State College presenting Growing Healthy Chicks. Honor roll lists hens producing eleven or more eggs per hen in January, with H. W. Cramer, J. Wilbur Cunningham, Willis Clawson among top names and numerous others noted for honorable mention.
A one day fruit growers school will be held Friday February 21 at the Court House with sessions at 9 30 a m and 1 30 p m. Instructors include L T Denniston J L McCartney and J O Pepper of Pennsylvania State College. Topics cover disease and insect control cultural methods grading and marketing and all phases of the fruit business. Annual Indiana County Fruit Growers Association meeting also held. Spray material orders for fruit and potato growers handled through the association will close on February 21.
A one day school for vegetable growers will be held at the Court House on Monday February 17 with sessions at 930 a m and 130 p m. Instructors are W B Nissley and J O Pepper both Extension Specialists at Pennsylvania State College. Pepper will show garden insects by slides and discuss control. Also scheduled: Annual Wool Growers Meet February 25 with W B Connell addressing sheep improvement and wool market lamb situation. Also dog law discussions and Bull Associations meetings February 18 and 19 led by R R Walch. Bee Club builds extractor February 22 with BE Anderson assisting, each member to own a share.
The Treasury Department's income tax data for 1928 shows 496 individuals paid over 1 million dollars, the highest count on record. 4,060,959 filed returns, 2,434,640 had taxable income, with total net income of 24.63 billion and tax collected of 1.142 billion. Average net income was about 6,079 dollars and average tax about 282 dollars. Corporations filed 473,353 returns with 267,521 reporting net income of 9.54 billion and taxes of 1.06 billion. Officials attributed prosperity to the rise in millionaire counts and tax totals.
Plumyville area residents including Bob Kimmel Delone Wood and Delone Wood visits are noted along with several social calls. The Co operative Association held its annual meeting and dinner in Elderton. Local births, visits, and notable moves are listed, including Goodyear appointment of Blair McCurdy as service manager at White Plains branch.
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