State Farm Show attendance encouraged for Indiana County
County Agent Warner notes many farmers plan to drive to Harrisburg for the State Farm Show, with exhibits from 4-H lab potatoes and crops. Premiums, entry fees, and express charges are outlined, plus programs for Farm Show meetings and the State one act play tournament beginning January 23. Dick Fulmer to represent Indiana County in the horseshoe pitching contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpurt
Harrisburg
Oata
Harley
Indiana
Reich
Warner
Court House
Gordon Dramatics Club
Blacklick Township
Warnhoer
Dick Fulmer
Marion Center
Indiana County
Gordon Literary Society Meeting Program
The Gordon Literary Society plans Friday evening activities at the Gordon schoolhouse Blacklick township January 11. The program includes songs recitations Mother Goose rhymes music jokes and demonstrations with multiple participants and a discussion on whether the state superintendent should be elected by ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Literary Society
Gordon
Blacklick Township
Mary Jane Graff
Laila Williams
Hazel McIntyre
Ethel Belle Bruner
Vera Stuchell
Mack Dick
Clair Dunlap
Leland ‘Gibson
George Mikesell
Clair Smith
Louise Hill
Bertha Anthony
Ewarl Strongmer
Tonic
Frank Hill
Ernest Smith
Clyde Graham
Martha _ ‘Dunlap
Marie Shields
Lester Altman
George Hill
Elder Smith
Thomas Watson
Henry Graff
Jerry McIntyre
Louella Smith
Carrie Ellen Clawson
Margaret Hill
Della Dunlap
Goldie Saltagiver
Louise Nippes
Frank Benmat
Mrs
John McIntyre
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Alex Dick
Jake Class
Leland Stuchell
John Lyons
Fred Bruner
Earl Strong
Otis Overdorff
Nomanit Clawson
Olive Wetzel
Martha ‘Belle Clawson
Elizabeth Bruner
Esther Lyons
Ruby Graham
Mer
Louella Shields
Broad program of social legislation submitted to governor by Eric H Biddle
Harrisburg January 8. A far reaching program of social legislation to provide economic security for Pennsylvania workers was submitted to Gov. Gifford Pinchot by Eric H. Biddle, retiring State Emergency Relief director. He urged coordination of poor relief agencies, liberalization of worker protection laws, unemployment insurance, health and old age programs, and a state tax revision. He called for federal funds to sustain relief pending a public works program and for merit staffing and cash relief where possible.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Eric H. Biddle
Biddie
Commonwealth
Robert L. Johnson
George H. Earle
Biddle
CWA
Community Notes and Local Obituaries from Plum Creek
Names visit relatives and neighbors in Oakdale Elderton and Apollo. Mrs Anna Maria Rish, 72, dies in Moxham after pneumonia. she was born in Indiana County February 17 1856 and widow of Frederick Rish. College boys return to Princeton Yale Exeter Kiski Lafayette Columbia. Interviewing humor about wife's favorite dish ends with answer about tripe and cabbage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maria (Lowmaster) Rish
Indiana County
Moxham
John and
Sarah
Barnhart) Lowmaster
Frederick Rish
Thomas
John Lowmaster
William Taylor
John Simpson
Raymond Hess
Princeton University
James Jack
Leonard Brody
Yale University
Lewis Jack
Ernest Stewart
Exeter Academy
Harry Smith
Jack Sutton
Valley Forge Military Academy
Burton Stevenson
Fred Clark
Kiski
Wilson
Will St. Clair
Lafayette
Robert Skelton
Columbia
Armagh church services and community notes in East Wheatfield
Special services at Armagh M E church with Rev Holmande of Coopersdale M E preaching last week. Johnstown visitors, hospital updates, missionary tea at Blacklick, and multiple family gatherings across East Wheatfield and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Wheatfield
Armagh
Holmande
Coopersdale
Johnstown
Harry B. Stith
H. Steele Findley
Irwin Social and Visit Notes Highlight Local Travelers
McIntyre W. K. Henry and grandson Billy Henry visited Irwin on Saturday. Mrs. George Learn and son Jim from Vandergrift spent part of their Holliday vacation with friends here. The missionary meeting at Mrs. H. J. Stiffler's was well attended. G. B. McCreary of near Indiana visited McIntyre Friday. Mrs. Ewing of Hiderg Ridge visits Mrs. Netta Neal. R. G. Learn and family spent New Year with Vandergrift friends. I. R. Learn and W. W. Stiffler and Herbert called at Heilwood Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stiffler and son McKay spent New Year's Eve with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Learn. Mrs. J. Flemming and children of Irwin visited W. L. Henry's family last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Henry
Billy Henry
Irwin
George Learn
Jim~mie
Vandergrift
H. J. Stiffler
G. B. McCreary
Indiana
McIntyre
Ewing
Hiderg Ridge
Netta Neal
W. L. Henry
Smithport Community Notes Report Illnesses and Funerals
Mrs Robert Conner remains bedfast after two months of illness, Annabel Shields funeral held at the Methodist church last Friday drew many attendees. Transportation shortages hinder Glen Campbell project work this week. Mrs Ora Gaston of Rossiter visited town Sunday. Merle Bennett and children Junior and Jean were visitors at the Mike Colgan home Friday. Mrs Roy Gorman and Mrs Geneva Cameron called on Sunday at the Benjamin Segar home. Norma Jean, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Segar, is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Roland Shumaker
Ezra Shumaker
Oakdale
Arthur Altman
Leason Rawex
Dan Clarke
J. H. Wimmer
Jay Henry
Sewickley
Ehenger
Clarke
Thord Marshall
No.2
Jerry Kimmel
Elderton
James Livengood
Salina
Jens ‘Alkene
Jacob Miller
Whittlinger
Mr. Jones
Apollo
W. C. Bleakney Farm
Gene Silvis
Ralph Ramer
Smithport
Merle Bennett
Junior
Jean
Mike Colgan
Roy Gorman
Geneva Cameron
Benjamin Segar
Norma Jean
Ben Segar
Visitors and locals in Dixonville and nearby towns
Willard Lemon's guests included Joseph Fisher and family of Jeannette and the Jamison brothers of Penn Run. Mrs J T Wheeler visit aunt in Indiana while Mrs L W Jacoby and Elmer attended F B Camp funeral at Cherry Tree. Norman Kerr of Dover spent New Year’s with relatives. Indiana visitors C D Edwards John Haydak and Albert Spicak. Julius Steiber did business at Nanty Glo. Sadie Kirkland near town ill at home. Emma Watson and brother Joseph and Jack Wheeler were Clymer visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Lemon
Joseph Fisher and
Jeannette
Jamison Brothers
Penn Run
J. T. Wheeler
Indiana
L. W. Jacoby
Gon. Elmer
Mary Napp
F. B. Camp
Cherry Tree
Norman Kerr
Dover
C. D. Edwards
John Haydak
Albert Spicak
Julius Steiber
Nanty Glo
Sadie Kirkland
Near Town
Emma Watson
Joseph
Jack Wheeler
Clymer
Notice to stockholders meeting in Indiana Pennsylvania
Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Adrian umnave Company will be held at the office in Indiana Pa on Tuesday January 15 1995 at 11 730 o'clock A M for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting DAIS CLARIE President PG SL CLATR ty December 26 1843te NOVICE TO STOCKHOLDERS Notice is hereby given that the regular annual meeting of the stockholders of Maloning Supply Company will be held at the Comp office in Indiana IF on legday Tannery 45 1985 at 24 o'clock P M for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting FP M LSINGDR Secretary December 86 1%4-3 to G T TONDS President
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonath
Adrian Umnave Company
Ofice
Indiana
Dais, Clarie
Maloning Supply Company
Punxsutawacy Furnace Company
Alice Ii Indiana
Clark
Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company
Tidiana
O'Donnell Iselin
Helvetia Coal Milling Company
Heath
Kent Coal Mining Company
Indiana County Co. Company
Clare
Consolidated Coal & Tron Company
Judi- Ana
Weeting
Hadath
Jeferson & Indiana ‘Coal Company
Tocheater and Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Company
Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron Co
Heath G. Clark
Cowanshannock Coal & Coke Company
Shelocta Oil & Gas Company
W. Robinson, Jr
Annual stockholders meeting notices across multiple coal firms
The notice summarizes planned annual meetings for numerous Indiana Pa based companies including Punxsutawacy Furnace, Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal, Helvetia Coal Milling, Kent Coal Mining, Indiana County Co, Consolidated Coal & Tron, Jefferson & Indiana Coal, Jefferson & Clearfield Coal & Iron, Cowanshannock Coal & Coke, Shelocta Oil & Gas, and related firms. Dates run January 13 to January 16 1935 with times from 1 20 PM to 3 45 PM, all for electing boards of directors and handling other routine business.
Griffith Brothers Hold Annual Reunion at Marion Center Farm
Dr Harry P Griffith of Indiana Clarence N Griffith Jeannette Frank Griffith Greensburg Charles R and William Griffiths Marion Center held their annual reunion at the Griffith homestead in Marion Center on January 1. The five Griffith brothers have retired annually for 40 years. The idea of commercial sponsors for radio programs is not original with radio but was used by early phonograph makers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Griffith
Indiana
Clarence N. Griffith
Jeannette
Frank Griffith
Greensburg
Charles R. and
William ©. Grifth
Marion Center
Griffith
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South Sixth St
Program of
Ritz Theatre
Wallace Nordby
Evelyn Prentice
William Powell
Myrna Loy
Bing Crosby
Kitty Carlisle
Stan Laurel
Oliver Hardy
Richard Arlen
Madge Evans
Mighty Barnum
Wallace Tery
David Copperfield
W. G C. Pields
Lionel Barrymore
Will Rogers
Robert Montgomery
Joan Crawford
Clark Gable
Erich. Bidden
Joseph A. Shrom
Black«lick
Dillie Cunningham
C. B. Mack
R. T. Hutchison
Lee Hospital
Dixonville
Sid
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
U. S. Obligations
Edward B. Bennett
George B. Simpson
Paul J. Stratstiff
Paul Lewis
G. BE. Simpson Allen Kirkpatrick, Jr
Thos. H. Sheere
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M. Lsingdr
F. G. ST. Clarr
O'Donnelll Iselin
Tibanh
Odonnell Ivelin
W. B, Simmons
W. B. Simmons
W.W. B. ‘Simmons
W. B Staelone
Cretary
M. J. Litzinger
Heathes
Quark
Roy Henry
Pennsylvania Avenue
Apollo, PA
Clair Rinn & Co
Rt & Water St
Pennsylvania Threshermen Standard
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance CO
Homer City
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