County Town News highlights local leads and visits
Clymer reports the high school basketball team defeating Indiana All-Stars on their floor 16 to 16 in a fast game. Weaver led the visitors while Rosenberg and Good starred for the locals. the same team then lost 74 to 16 to Indiana YMCA in Maryland. A long list of visitors, church events, socials, and community notes follows, including travel to Pittsburg and Cleveland, revival meetings, a sled party, minor accidents, and school activities across Plumville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clymer
Indiana All-Stars
Weaver
Rosenberg
Good
Indiana Y. M. C. A
Mdiana
Guy Lookard
Stafford
Paul Reilley
Hugh McDivitt
St. Benedict
Russell Canal Co
Turkington
Presbyterian Church
H. J. Hunterleightner
J. William Wetter
Ctearfield
Andrew Palmer
Emeighan
Harry Levingon
York City
John Baxter
Indiana
John Leadbetter
Spangler
Joseph Donahoe
Patton
Samuel Green
Barnesboro
Alex Good
Morrin Street
R. J. Ingles
Esther Harvey
Indiana Normal
Mildred Dearolph
Frances Sims
Bessie Pennington
Violetta Johnston
Glen Campbell
Marie Conway
Pittsburg
CG. M. Brady
Grace Sheffer
Philipsburg
W. T. Blose
Near Town
Dawson
Big Run
Peter Stear
Elmer Homan
le- Vi
Margarette
Nora Homan
Jen-nie
Marion Center
Wilson Allison
Nathanial
Linus Simpson
Hamill
Dan Chambers
Ors
Plumville
J. C. George
Tad
Washington Township
Harve Little
Matthew Kelly
Idaho
J. W. Douds
Davis School House
Miss Terpe
Pittsboro
Pleasant Valley Club
Creekside
Backwoods
Chambersville
L. L. Lambing
McHenry Farm
Warry Trimble
Lawrence Hicks
North Paint
Bailey Harmon
Grove Chapel
Hicks
Joe Mack
Fontaine
Gibson O'Neal
Johnstown
C. J
Rank Frech
Martha Moore
CG. J.walker
Lidifanias
Village Notes and Ancestry Fragments From Local Visitations
Local items record many visits among Indiana residents including Brushvalley S T Rugh Alma Nesbitt and others with relatives in Homer City Pittsburg Johnstown and Shelocta. The Shelocta normal opens April 26 1916 offering three courses for teachers and a new normal year. A dairy farming article stresses economical feeding with clover hay corn silage and roughage as core components for productive cows and emphasizes protein energy balance and early year preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. T. Rugh
Alma
Cora Nesbitt
Indiana
Shelecta Sumner Normal
Shelocta
Porter Miller
Vesta R. Lawry
Kiunuier
Feeding dairy cows with corn oats based grain ration
The article explains a dairy cattle feeding plan using corn and oats as the grain base and adding protein from cottonseed meal linseed meal and dried distillery grains. It specifies a mix of four parts corn two parts oats two parts cottonseed meal and two parts linseed meal with dried distillery grains, ground and fed with one pound per three and a half pounds of milk produced, plus daily salt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toduce
L. W. Lighty
State Department of Agriculture
Dinengi
Lighty
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County Town News
W. H. Zener
Creensburg
Ada
Guy Powell
Punxentiwney
L. W. Powell
M. L. Weaver
United Evangelical Church
Walter Lewis
Mary Zimmerman
Elisabeth Zimmerman
Maude Stuchel
Smicksburg
Shaffer
Ted McQuown
Bernon
Ord
James Boucher
Charley Boucher
Idamar
Murl Leagure
Nanty-Glo
J. J. Buell
The
Baptist Church
M. M. Smith
Martin McQuown
Tara
Steffey
Rayne
John Fisher
Harry Gilpatrick
Anion Center
Mary Hollen
Samuel McAfoos
John Wisher
Howard
Watson Buterbaugh
Dixonville
David
Sharp Stonebraker
Marl Voughass
Brushvalley
Miladi
America
General Roofing Manufacturing Company
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
St.Louis
Boston
Cleveland, Pittsburgh
Detroit
San Francisco
Cincinnati
New Orleans
A Angeles
Minneapolis
Konsae
Seattle
Indiana Lumber & Supply Co
Corner 10Th & Oak Sts
Men's & Boys
Ladies’ & Girls
Poplin
Tie Boys
the Farmers Bank, of
Indiana, Pa
Dick” Thompson