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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1930

Page

5

Zions Valley and Brush Valley Social Notes Chronicle

Miss Anna Scott and Miss Ida Scott visited Frank Matson. Matson sisters Ina and Emma returned from vacation to attend Wannergrilt High. Laurence Kepple visited Yonmestown sisters. Robert Long found work in Apollo mills. Frank Matson visited Elmer Ratligh near Beechburg to Kittanning. Mr. Bowen left to seek other work. Arthur Scott attended his sister’s funeral near North Washington. Brush Valley notes: James Stewart and sister Esther at G L McLaughlin’s. Alberta and Kevin Findley home from Indiana. Jay Hiner and Mrs Clevenger visits. Blair Dias at Josephine. grandsons L Campbell and Sara Campbell relatives in Detroit. Wayne Campbell visited Pittsburgh area. Misses Worth Coy and Viola Flick shopped at Heshbon. Bertha Wagner and Hazel Walmer, teachers, spent weekend with Indiana and Mechanicsburg parents. Communion at Heshbon United Presbyterian 3 p.m. with Sabbath school at 2 p.m. Charlotte Williams returns to Oneida, N.Y. school after holidays.

Anna Ida Scott Frank Matson Ina Emma Matson Wannergrilt Laurence Kepple Yonmeystown Robert Long Apollo Mills Elmer Ratligh Beechburg Kittanning Mr. Bowen Kunkle Arthur Scott Washington Penne Brush Valley James Stewart Allegheny College

Scandal With Lawn da Plante at Roost

A fragmentary listing shows a Thursday and Friday program on January 9-10 featuring Scandal with Lawn da Plante, followed by Saturday January 11 presenting R088 of Rustlers Roost with Don Colman among others.

Belle Baker AW Ted Lewis Lawn da Plante Fae Don Colman Ak

Marion Center Community News Illnesses and Visits

Mary Lydie, 96, the town's oldest resident, is ill. Julia and Alberta Lake of Indiana visited grandmother Mrs. Julia Barr. Laura Barclay is sick. Chas Rochester suffered a frozen-foot injury at work. Irene Jackson of Pittsburgh visits her father. Arthur Musselman and sister Mary Musselman toured Florida during vacation. J D Adamson family, L S Wells and daughter Bernice, and Anna Mabon spent New Year with Mrs. Mary Brady. Gaston visits daughter Mrs. Glenn Miller. J T Holt and daughter Mrs. Guy Terpo host MEB Sunday school classes. Horace Kinter laid up with rheumatism.

Chas. L. Rochester Town Irene Jackson Pittsburgh Wm. P. Meanor Arthur Musselman Theigh School Mary Musselman Gettysburg Florida J. D. Adamson L. S. Wells Bernice Anna Mabon Mary Brady Manor Street

Community Notes Highlight Visits and Illness

Advance Mrs. Frank Frye and others visit with Wissingers and Clark family. Gatherings include Johnsons, Fleming, Vivian, Harry Clark, Merle Wissinger, Arthur Johnston of the U S Army. Bertha Peterman and others dine with local families. Miss Bertha Peterman ill with pneumonia. Mrs Mary Lydie, 96, found unconscious but hoped to rally.

Frank Frye Gordon Johnson Bobbie Mack Wissinger Mattie Johnson Porter Johnson Samuel Fleming Vivian Harry Clark Merle Wissinger Indiana Arthur Johnston U. S. Army Fort Tolt Jesse Wissinger Albert Clark Frank McCreight Marjorie Kepple Lee Henderson Song Milo Burton Donnie Robert Bark Batty Jeanne Plumcreek Florence Carnahan Elder Peterman Gastown New Years Eventing Bertha Peterman Advance Martha Wissinger Vandergrift

High Producing Cows In County During December

Carl Johnston reports December testing for the first cow testing association shows 29 herds tested, 295 cows milking, 45 dry, 344 total on test. I M Speedy Livermore leads with 864 lb herd average, Indiana County Home second at 858. Butterfat leader is William Wetzel Marion Center at 37.1 lb. Second H W Mumau Clymer at 35.8. Ten top butterfat cows listed with names and fat pounds. A second association records 26 herds tested, 224 milking, 29 dry, 253 on test. Iran Savage Penn Run tops milk at 649.5 lb, W O G Jamison Home second at 849.7. Ernest Goss Hillsdale top butterfat at 85.66. Silas Daugherty Smicksburg second at 35.68. Multiple barns improved for higher quality milk. Ten top butterfat cows listed with owners and fat pounds.

Carl Johnston First I. M. Speedy Livermore Indiana County William §. Wetzel Marion Center H. W. Mumau Clymer R. 1 Shanville W. Mumau Gr.h Gerhard St.h Wetzel Carl Walker Cr.j Grit Grid H. H. Wetzel Quay McMillen H. M. Travis Grg Gr.j Hugh Brown Iran Savage Penn Run W. OG. Jamison Home Ernest Goss Hillsdale Silas Daughterty Smicksburg C. W. McConnaughey R.J W. CG. Jamison H. N. Haskell Gr.g Silas Daugherty Tral Sivage R.H RR. B. Miller Gr.fl

Poultry Club Meeting Discusses Winter Ventilation

Fifty poultrymen from across the county attended the Adult Poultry Record Club meeting at the Y M C A where WH H Kauffman state college extension specialist spoke on ventilating poultry houses in winter. The talk covered air circulation, dampness, and methods to improve drying and warmth. A December honor roll lists top egg producers led by J Wilbur Cunningham and Norman Barkley among others. Elmer Shumac, 49, died in a rock fall at McKean mine Clymer No 1. funeral held at Clymer Roman Catholic church.

Adult Poultry Record Club WH. H. Kauffman State College Indiana County J. Wilbur Cunningham B. W. Clawson Narry Lakehart Norman Barkley Stewart John Geogeing H.C. Cunningham Clymer Elmer Shumac McKean Clymer No. 1 Sample Run

Deaths in Beaver County and Nearby Areas

Obituaries report John A. McKesson of Beaver City dying at home December 28 after a long illness. Also noted are deaths of Alexander J. Kunkle in Lions Valley near South Bend, Chambers Walker of Denver Colorado, Walter L. Crawford near Colver, Mrs. George Greasley Blairsville, Mrs. Mary Wilson Smith Strangford, Mrs. Stephen Chungo Homer City, and Walter Muir Blairsville, with details on ages, family survivors, and funeral arrangements.

John A. McKesson Beaver City East Francis Avenue Mr. McKesson Cherryhill Township Indiana County Thomas Jane McBeth McKesson Old Ely Beaver Fayette Lumber Co United Presbyterian Church Anna McFarlane Daniel McFarlane Brushvalley Township Chester K. MekKesson Connellsville Fanny Sampson J. P. Kennedy George R. Krupp Hill Grove Cemetery Alexander J. Kunkle Lions Valley South Bend Daniel and Esther Wegley Kunkle Rev. Brown Edwin Darwin New Kensington Albert Martin George Shaner Eric Irwin Shearer Oliver Elizabeth Caroline Smith Kunkle Millie Frantz Walter L. Crawford Colver C. G. White Clymer Cora Grumbling Echo W. C. Wentsel Johnstown Bethel Church Albert Smith Mary Wilson Smith Strangford Blairsville Elizabeth Doney Altoona Mary Manning John Daniel Smith Blairsvine Mt. Tabor William Penn Highway Stephen Chungo Homer City Indiana Hospital Homer City St. Bernard Catholic Church Town

Obituaries and relief corps officers in Indiana county notices

Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. Kimma Shutt Scott aged 70 in Girty with two daughters and siblings and Clarence McGinity age 23 in Strangford near Blairsville. Joseph Peter Marshall dies in Northside Pittsburgh. Womens Relief Corps No 70 Indiana installs officers at Memorial Hall with President Bessie Harwig and a long list of named officers and roles.

Kimma Shutt Scott Emma Shutt Scott Girty Mra Alfred Rods Duff Rupert Scott Agnes Brown J. B . Younkins Church Street Joseph Peter Marshall Sarah Divine Marshall Northside Pittsburgh Julia White Watson Women’s Relief Corps No. 70 Indiana Memorial Hall Bessie Harwig Emma M. Elis Ada. Kuhna Mary A. Wilson May Geasey Mary Stahl Cora Reeves Charlotte Dixon Mabel Telford Jannie Robinsteen Zora Fleck Fannie Robinsteen Martha Moore Margaret Brilhart Minnie Sutter

New Year's Surprise Leads to Dinner Date

Grace Rutherford meets Ben Graham, a college student from Avondale Kentucky, who asked for a letter home as a prank. The letters spark a real connection and a dinner date proposal on New Year’s Day as the pair learn the prank was part of a fraternity initiation. The story unfolds amid holiday reflections and a budding romance.

Rach Davis Grace Ben Graham Avondale Kentucky Ben Cone Western Newspaper Union

Hasties Leave for Miami Winter Visit

Mr and Mrs J W Hastie of Freeport and Mrs Ray of West Water greet Mr and Mrs R N Ray then depart this week for Miami Florida to spend the winter. They were accompanied by Mrs Ray.

J. W. Hastie Freaport R. N. Ray West Water Greet Miami Florida Ray

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Zions Valley Charlotte Williams Birk Lela Williams Wast Water Street Oneida N.Y Aaman,shor Anderson Hoso Ritz Theatre Indiana Theatre Conrad Nagel Tom Mix Eo Oh Lone Wolds Daughter Bert Lyteli Mary Lydie Julia Alberta Lake Julia Barr Laura Barclay Farmers Bank & Trust Co Indiana, Pa CLVY Harriet Walker George Greasley Anna Jane Greasley Allegheny General Hospital Sarah Sarah Skinner Thomas T W. C. Skinner Ina Felton Fanny Beatty Mary Skinner J. BE. Skinner Blairsville Cemetery Walter Muir Clarence McGinity M. B Mia Frank McGinnty Minerva Bence Charlotte Gamble Ada Kuhns Martha Mce Olain Lily Rutherford Morris Papae P al Parp Paas Pathfinder Rayashu Raynbout Raynboots Oberryhill H. W. Moose Roy Wolfe Floyd Rhine Mechanicsburg Rev. Barrett Grisemore Paul Wilt Cockport Plum Creek Valley Clark Jamison Eva Harold Johnson James McCurdy Spear Rowe Dorothy Mildred Myers Sara Davis Thelma Bell Emmett McMillen Harry Rankin C. T. Bell W. C. Jamison Vernon F. Taylor Pasadena Calif
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