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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1928

Page

5

Local notes from Plumville and surrounding towns

A bustling list of visitors and residents appears in Plumville and nearby areas. John Pierce, son of Ed and Mrs. Pierce, suffered burns from a boiling oyster incident while several guests including Bert Delancey, Marian Schrecongost, Shaffer, and others visited local families. Evangelist R Ralph Standly led services amid community gatherings, with attendees in Indiana and at local churches. Remaining items note travels to State College and Cleveland, teacher Grace Hebrank’s weekend at home, and a Gypsy Dyes demonstration offered by J M Stewart & Co for decorative craft instruction next week.

Charles Thompson John Ed. Pierce Town Bert Delancey North Manchester Indiana Glover Pierce Marian Schrecongost Rural Valley Shaffer Dayton Marlin Lakehart Alle Patterson Harvey Moorhead Pauline Grown J. Wells C.J. Marshall Sloan Marshall Harry Shaffer Clifford 3. T. Hoover Martin Lukehart Smicksburg R. Ralph Standly M. Smith State College Ernest Smith James Edwards Dominick Trinca Beyer Cleveland Carrie Grace Hebrank Ford City Sehoois W. C. TH. Garman Standly Ministerial Association Mary Tryan Colorado Relic Beatty Sarl Burns Freeport Burns Norris Brown Hustieness Thelen Burns Kirk Sheeshey Herb Muman Helen G. W. Haralett Glenn Smnyers William Wagner John Wisher Eloie McAdoo Luette McManus Marion Center Thilda Buterbaugh EB. Burns Carl Janes Rushton Nanly-Glo

Local Social Notes and High School Basketball Result

A slice of decker s point social life with visits from Mary Tryan and Miss Eloie McAdoo, plus Burns cousins in Indiana and a Saltshore high school win over Saltsburg 26 to 18. Also reports recovery from Mayo Clinic surgery and a Mayo Trotters Hospital link with Arthur Brownlee in Chicago.

Wred Shroyer Spangier Saltsburg Saltshore Robert’ Laing Hoeilwood Hughes Commodore Michell Violet Casket James Clark Dixonville Hospital Morris Street Horal Arthur A. Brownlee Town Mayo Trotters’ Hospital Rochester Minn Chicago

Dairymen Auto Tour and Community Notices

A dairymen tour for Hast Wheatfield township cooperative members is set for Tuesday February 21 to study dairy barn equipment and herds with stops at Blairsville and Homer City including a dairy talk by State College specialist Bey Brownell. Also reported is a Farewell Party for the Bostic family near Cockport, a New Florence man’s death by suicide, a Detroit relocation for Mrs McHenry, local club meetings, a dog license roundup, Bible School plans, and general notices on property protection and other local items.

Hast Wheatfield Township Co-operative Association Ttis Farmers’ Co-operative Huffo Union House Blairsville J. B. Flenniken Gerhard Ey Brownell State College D. H. Witzhonts Homer City J. Miller Indiana Co-operative Dairy Plant Indiana County Flame Mast Wheatfield Township

Bankers and Farmers Unite to Grow Pennsylvania Movement

Willan S. McKay, chairman of the Agricultural Committee of the Pennsylvania Bankers Association, reports that county agents and county chairmen of agriculture strengthen banker farmer ties. The program funded shows, tours, lectures, and distribution of livestock and chicks, aiming to improve banking and rural prosperity while serving community interests.

Pennsylvania Willan S. McKay Pennsylvania Bankers Association Agricultural Commission American Bankers Association State College Aossie Bankera Mr. McKay

Bankers Aid School to Fund Scholarships at Stillwater A&M

The Oklahoma Bankers Association has funded ten scholarships at A M College in Stillwater over twelve years via five groups. Winners are chosen by the Extension Department based on club work merits. Local bankers financed the first year of each winner’s college studies and highlighted Randolph County Arkansas achievements with banker support.

Oklahoma Bankers Association A. & M. College Stillwater Randolph County Ark Jersey

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