Hollidaysburg production credit association opens loans for farmers
The Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association, chartered in January 1934 and serving Center, Clearfield, Huntingdon, Bedford, Blair, Cambria and Indiana counties, invites farmers and dairymen to apply for short term loans. It operates under the Farm Credit Administration with funds from the intermediate credit bank of Baltimore and the Baltimore Production Credit Corporation. Loans range 3 to 12 months, often up to 18 months for dairy and breeding cattle, with a minimum of 60 dollars and a 20 percent cap of association capital.
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Farm Credit Administration
Hollidaysburg
Cure
Hollidaysburg Association
Baltimore Production Credit Corporation
Land Bank
Intermediate Credit Bank of Baltimore
Production Credit Association
Lynn H.harnish
Allegheny Street
Production Credit Corporation
Logal
Intermediate Credit Bank of
Baltimore
Production Credit Corporation of
Hollidaysburg Production Credit Association
Production ‘Credit ‘Corporation of Baltimore
Intermediate Credit Bank
Mollidaysburg
Hachbortower
Lang
Four Garden Meetings to Be Held Next Week
Indiana county hosts two beekeeping and horse talks with Dr J J Connolly Penn State specialists and local agents. Sessions run from 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 with films, demonstrations, and a meal in the Indiana hotel dining room. Beekeeping topics cover bee management honey production and a Penn State correspondence course.
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Heli
Magic Discovery Hints At Humorous Remedy
A playful dialogue fragment features a character claiming a potion or cream “this Haiment makes my arm sugart” and another suggesting rubbing it on the head. The exchange, styled like a humorous exchange, echoes early 20th century punchlines.
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Joan
Fruit Growers Hold Fike Meeting in Indiana County
Annual Indiana County Fruit Growers Association meeting at the extension office featured leaders A C Hood Hi ders Ridge as president A Woodward Smith Blairsville as vice president and H W Stonebraker Indiana R 7 as secretary treasurer Directors named were Thomas K George Homer City Clarence McHenry Indiana William Nibert Indiana KR 3 and Ed A Murray Punxsutawney John A Ruef Penn State extension agent gave an illustrated lecture on orchard fertility cross pollination and later planting for pollination The group discussed What Apple Varieties Are Most Profitable and viewed a film The Realm of the Honey Bee The program closed after lunch with a pruning demo postponed to March 16 due to cold weather and Stonebraker noting orders for spray material Most orchardists plan to order taricide to combat aphids and scale Those unable to attend were urged to send spray requests to Stonebraker Also a note on war debt collection and a Scots proverb closing the item.
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Anderson
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
pCcare
Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania State College
Court House
Indiana
Indiana Hotel
Clarence McHenry
Ed. A. Murray
H. W. Stonebraker
Young Prolific Propia Counch District 12 Friday Night
Center Presbyterian church Creekside hosts the Indiana County Sabbath School Association Young People's Council session on Friday Feb 16 at 7 40 pm The theme Use or Lose features Mary Eilen Frick leading worship with music scripture Matt 25 1 30 and prayers The program includes a pageant The Church That Was Killed directed by Mrs John K Boston discussions on Lent sacrifice stewardship and missionary education Local Sabbath School reports list several attendees Benediction follows A business session will review minutes and reports Everyone welcome full membership desired
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Center Presbyterian Charcot
12Th ‘District of
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Center Presbyterian Church
Creekside
Mra
Mary Eilen Frick
Mia
John K. Boston
Hffa
M. Duncan
Carlyste Bence
Boston June Lohr
Sarah Connor
Tragic gas death ends Homer City romance
Thomas Dennison 21 and Alicie May Murray 17, both from Ohio families long connected to Homer City, were found dead February 8 in a car parked at the Dennison home. Authorities attributed the deaths to gas fumes from a heater in the car. Dennison’s funeral was attended by family including W. C. Shields and his two sons. He leaves four sisters and three brothers. Murray is survived by her parents, two sisters and a brother.
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Thomas Dennison
Charles C. Dennison
Lakemores
Homer City
Alicie May Murray
East Moreland
Dennison
Uniontown
W. C. Shields
Town
Francis
Moody
Lakemore
Maynard Murray
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J. J. Connolly
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Penn State
R. H. Thompson
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J. A. Compton
Conemaugh
H. C. Kunkle
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L. ©. Rosensteel
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Richard Barthelmess
Ann Dvorak
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James Dunn
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