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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
2
Warning Against Low Grade Fertilizers in Aluciana County
County Agent J W Warner warns farmers to study fertilizer analyses before buying. He shows per cent value calculations for acids nitrates and potash, noting some products under 1 percent nitrogen and under 2 percent available phosphoric acid cost far more than their worth. He urges dealing with reputable firms offering standard goods at standard prices and offers help to assess fertilizer value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aluciana
J. W. Warner
Wilgus Berkshire club wins prizes at state show
The Wilgus Berkshire Association hog breeders won first and second in the gilt class at the State Farm Product Show in Harrisburg last month and took the reserve champion ribbon. W M Wright owns the first prize gilt, Cilt-Highland Lady, bought from Highland Stock and Fruit Farm at Nicktown. Gilt second was Smith Symboleers owned by Q S Gorman, bought from Crystals Springs Stock Farm. The county group plans to expand activities, including a boys and girls feeding club under De Gromley and Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilgus Berkshire Association
Wilgus
Warrisburg
W. M. Wright
Highland Stock and Fruit Farm
Nicktown
Smith
Q. 5. Gorman
Crystals Springs
Bik
de Gromley
Local notes and social round from East Wheatfield
Miss Margaret Jutchison receives oranges and grapefruit from C. C. Mack of Orlando Florida. Congregational and church news include Bethel UI at the New World Movement Congress in Pittsburgh. A chain of visits lists Mary Garnett of Washington DC with Mrs. Mary Hole Demoh of Armagh and many locals visiting kin and friends through Sabbath and weekday calls. The Presbyterian Ladies Aid plans a meeting at Mrs K L Tinkcom on February 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Jutchison
C. C. Mack
Orlando
Mia
Fanian
Bethel UI
New World Movement
Cabled Presbyterian Church Heirl
Pittsburgh
Mary J. Garnett
Washington, D. C
Mary Hole Demoh
Armagh
Robert AL Cunsinghai
Johnsteiein
Spot
Sabbath
Hoyly Stutzmann
Steele Indley
Tian Cammer
Vowlbiek
Mel
Charles Mak
Chyner
Shtacruin
Riv
Sal
Johnstown
Miles
R. T. Hutchison
Presbyterian Ladice’ Aid Society
K. l. Tinkcom
Mary
Margaret
Bessy Findley
Catherine
Flo Falcon
John Wess
Bolivar
Elizabeth Berkepile
Ruth Hass
Stewart Dick
Dillie M. Cunningham
Plumville M. E. Church to host George Washington party
The Plumville ladies Bible class will hold a George Washington birthday event on Wednesday evening February 22. Admission is one cent per year of age, payable at the door. February 15, 1922 edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kivent
Plumville
M. 1
George Washington
Nellie Peterson’s Eighteenth Birthday Party in Vintondale
At the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson in Vintondale a large crowd gathered Thursday evening to celebrate Nellie Peterson’s eighteenth birthday. The party featured games, a delicious lunch at 10:45, and continued activities until 12:40. Nellie received many beautiful gifts from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintondale
John Peterson
Nellie
Vintondale Town Social and Basketball Night Recap
Vintondale residents Ruth Lindsay and Laeillé Piper visited the town. Vintondale defeated St Benedict 37 to 24 in basketball. Several locals, including Frank Strenke and Morehinske, visited Nanty-Glo and Nanty-Cilo. A social pie event occurred Monday night with the town orchestra. Numerous out-of-town visitors and weekend travels are noted, with multiple residents attending events in Wehrum, Whensburg, Duncan, and Johnstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vintondale
Ruth Lindsay
Wehrum
Laeillé Piper
Eusburg
St. Benedict
Duel Morehinske
Sundsey
Frank Strenke
William McCracken
Tnth Woodward
Wintondale
Whensburg
Lawrence Long
Twin Rocks
Puiky Maines
Albert Ross
Bellwood
Robert McGee
Honna Williams
L. Long
Duncan School
Donald Hewitt
Clarence Mitchell
Johnstown
Raymond Cresswell
Clagnorn
Warren J. Kempfer
Nanty- Glo
Gertrude Kempfer
Frances Murray
Patton
Jennie Kempfer
Lincoln Goal Company
Nanty-Glo
John Brown
Grice Walters
Jennies Duncan
Charles Duncan
Duncan
In Memoriam for Sara E. Boyle
In memory of our dear mother Sara E. Boyle who was suddenly summoned home Jan 25 1922 at Louisville GO She has gone away our mother so dear whom we clung to and cherished here She has gone to meet her loved ones in celestial dawn
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara E. Boyle
Louisville
Community Note Highlights Visits Across Kinports and Nearby Areas
Lovejoy Mrs Curtis Sowers and Hue gene and Thelma Travis visit with Jane Frank in Penn Mary. Ed Buterbaugh spends a day with Wm Shaffer kinports. Kathryn Fleming visits with Lyn Jean Janara. Rush Laney visits Dorsey Rummell in Kinports. Hale Taydie hosts at mR EE. Jaynes of Philadelphia preaches at Church of Christ. Flu cases include Fred Piper and Mrs Clawson plus Ill adlan Gee and id Buterbaugh. Stumpf family at Wise home while Lizzie Piper is ill. Carrie Cook and daughter visit Sam Clawson’s wife’s aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Sowers
Hue Gene
Thelma Travis
Penn Mary
Jane Frank
Ed Buterbaugh
Wm. Shaffer
Kinports
Kathryn Fleming
Fleming Siuminit
Lyn Jean Janara
Rush Laney
Dorsey Rummell
Gere Donahey
Tayloraville
Myers
Warren Boring
Jane Mronk
Millie Miller
Cherry Tree
Albert Wise
Stumpf
Lizzie Piper
Carrie Cook
Burnside
Sam Clawson
Idamar defeats Mrnest in Dixonville basketball clash
Dixonville reports Idamar basketball team defeating Mrnest Saturday. Patrick Conley of Mrnest stopped by town. Squire and Mrs Rice visited Wednesday. Chas McKendrick of Westover visited William Allen’s home last week. D R Boivin leads evangelistic services at Millville each evening this week. Mr and Mrs Wallace Learn visited Mrs Gus Rice in Clearfield hospital Saturday. Mrs D R Boivin visited relatives in Philipsburg last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idamar
Patrick Conley
Mrnest
Squire
Gus Rice
Clearfield Hospital
D. BR. Boivin
Philipsburg
Local Social Roundup From Strongstown and Nearby
Strongstown residents plus guests share visits across Clymer Wintondale and surrounding homes. Mssrs Detwiler West Hazel Uncapher and Emma Wolf host and visit relatives, with Mrs Mack Mrs Me rendrick and others cited among Sunday gatherings and midweek calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Ey
Mack
J. D. Merendrick
Clymer
Hazel Detwiler
W. W
Wilmer Detwiler
Nora Frazer
Emma Wolf
Harry Good and Son
Elmer Detwiler
Emma Cassett
Jas. Hagenson
Harry Allison Seeking Republican Nomination for General Assembly
Republican voters in Indiana County are urged to support Harry Allison in the May 16 1922 primary for the General Assembly. He notes prior runs and votes, cites party harmony, and asks for continued influence and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
General Assembly
J. {. Davis
Harry & Allison
Local welfare notes and social links in Arcadia area
Sick lists and visits fill the Arcadia news as residents Miss D K Ruffner Miss Vivian Smith Miss Roxanna Duff and others are listed with illnesses and callers. Activities include a basketball game between Montgomery high school and Homer City high school at Arcadia and numerous local visits and hospitality at homes of Hileman Bostic Powell and Wise family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Tree
D. K. Ruffner
Vivian Smith
BE. J. Hileman
Roxanna Duff
Burnside
EH. K. Bostic
Elda Powell
Mia
Joe Spicher
Oliver
Culver
Wilson Gromley
Arcadia
Frank Spicher
Sam Cooper
Frank Camp
Lelia Kanarr
Hazlett
R. W. Watterson
Edward Johns
Earl Goss
Youngstown
A. PF. Powell
Marian Johns
Clara Wise
Hillsdale
Ruth Bostic
John Henry
Moses Wise
Wm. Wise
Montgomery
Homer City
Appeals Notice Across Indiana County in February
Notice lists multiple townships and boroughs in Indiana County where property assessments will be appealed. Appeals occur February 20 to February 28 at various locations, including Mechanicsburg, Wheatfield, Anagh Bornugh, Bleck Inn, Welkin, Robinson, Bratysville, West Wheatfield, Murrell, Pow, Vostallee, Shelocta, Leyte, Leyte Ny, Augusta, Aughte, and more, with times spanning 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM and venues such as hotels, stores, and election houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Mechanicsburg
Mondaty
Wheatfield
Tarry Wiliott's
Harry Billetraire
Thoursday
Teel
Blektck Inn
Welrin
West
Robinson
Murrell
Yawn Li
Bratysville
Tuastay
All Wits
Ostallice
Bul
Vostallee
Bebrusty
Tetel
Shelocta
Ouvilla
Leyte
Special Election Notice for Indebtedness Referendum
Notice given to electors of York Township in Venango County Pennsylvania to vote in a special election on March 12 for funding the New State Road project. Township president Golmaal signals $5,000 proposed indebtedness and road improvement costs shared with Jacksonville and Clarksburg areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notley
Yorn
Tadlin
Usin
Sit
Sald
Abin
Jacksonville
Said
Clarksburg
Conemangel
Golmaal
Court of Common Pleas
County of Indian of
Heathouutar
Charles J. Maiuelo
Special Election Called in Monastir Township Pennsylvania
Special election set for March 1 to decide the township s to incur 65000 debt for highway improvements Indiana to Saltsburg and Indiana to Clymer New State Road The last assessed value is 083 480 the current debt is noted and the proposal seeks 6 61 percent plus capacity The township supervisors announce the vote via official action and note budgetary need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notio
Indiana
Saltsburg
Clymer
New State Road
DD. Lowman
BIOWN
Ole
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