Farm Extension News Conference Attendees to Aid State Farm Show
County Farm Agent John W. Warner and Home Economics Worker Miss Bessie Owens attend the annual State College conference this week and travel Friday to Harrisburg to help arrange displays for the State Farm Show opening Monday. Miss Dessie Owens helps organize and judge Home Economics displays. Warner serves on the dairy products committee. About 200 exhibitors are expected in the Pennsylvania Milk Show, with milk exhibits tested for butterfat bacteria solids not fat sediment and flavor. Coal weighmaster bill approved. licenses issued by the Pennsylvania Department of Internal Affairs set to take effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Warner
Bessie Owens
State College
Harrisburg
Dessie Owen
Warner
Pennsylvania
Indiana County
Stewart elected Indiana county director for new Production Credit Association
M. C. Stewart of Center Township, Chesen County, was elected Indiana county director for the newly formed Production Credit Association at a Hollidaysburg courthouse meeting. Attendees included Clarence McHenry, William Ss. Wetzel, H. Kunkie, Howard Park, Steele Pindley, and County Agent J. W. Warner. The association, under federal act authority, will offer short term crop production loans and similar financings. Applicants must affidavit resources and liabilities, gain local committee approval, and pass inspector review. Loan terms range from one month to one year, with plans similar to the National Farm Loan Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Stewart
Center Township
Indiana
New Production Credit Association
Court House
Hollidaysburg
Clarence Mc‘Henry
William Ss. Wetzel
H. ©.Kunkie
Howard Park
Steele Pindley
J. W. Warner
Valso
National Farm Loan Association
Roast Pig Dinner Installs Suc cess Grange Officers
A roast pig dinner at Malta Hall accompanied the Success Grange meeting to install 1934 officers. Donor Harry Leech of White township. 65 members attended. Installing officer Howard Park. new officers include Master M. Stewart Overseer Dick Stephens Lecturer Mrs Herbert Brown Steward Harry Leech Assistant Steward Arthur Warner and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Success Grange
Malta Hall
Harry Leech
White Township
Grange
Howard Park
Stewart
Dick Stephens
Herbert Brown
Arthur Warner
William George
Howard ‘Park
Faye Trimble
Gate Keener
Glenn Fleming
Ceres
LaRue Warner
Pomona
Ruth Kanaar
Melora
Mildred Shearer
Grice McHanry
L. W. Robinson
Trose
Forest Fires Extinguished in Indiana County Over Year
Indiana county forest service reports 49 fires extinguished in the past year in the Mallitzin district at an average cost of 2.41 per sere, the lowest in 47 years of district firefighting.
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Indiana County
Mallitzin
Payroll Totals and Project Lists From County CWA Report
December 30 payrolls show $20 120 01 in this county with another $29 129 91 for the week ending December 30. Project payrolls vary by site and total $3 018 60 for district engineers while other listings include Tecation Amt Dilltown 864 00 Homer City 68 00 Waterman 366 00 Reed Station 196 00 Alverda 316 00 Lutz School 292 00 Spruce 1 273 40 Hillsdale and Cherry Tree 1 443 00 Marion Center and Ambrose 1 092 80 Croekaide & Chambersville 1 740 00 Cherry Tree 1 124 00 plus numerous other site totals. The report also notes 1 042 men were employed on non highway projects earning 14 634 31 and requests a prompt return of game killed reports by February 1 to aid restocking plans. Ernest Harwood, executive secretary of the Pennsylvania Game Commission, seeks cooperation from hunters and readers of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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CWA
Tecation Amt
Dilltown
Homer City
Waterman
Penn Run
Pikes Peak
Reed Station
Alverda
Lutz School
Willets
Kenwood
Berringer
Spruce
Hillsdale
Marion Center
Ambrose
Plumville
Glen Campbell
Isinteksburg
Johnsonburg
Croekaide
Chambersville
District Engineers
Joy Rrich gets fined and 60 days in jail in three states
Porter Ohio cases show Daniel Holsinger 28 of Portsmouth driven through three states after a spree with Lucile Carter 22 and taxi driver Albert Maya 23. Holsinger pleaded guilty to larceny and carrying firearms without license and was fined $10 and sentenced to 60 days in county jail in each of two counts. He held up a service station near Josephine and forced the taxi driver to accompany him. The driver jumped from the car to stop him and a traffic officer was asked to arrest Holsinger. The girl was captured at a farmhouse near Josephine. Both Portsmouth residents were released after investigation. Paul A Pearce 83 of Saltsburg was sentenced to 380 days in county jail after pleading guilty to felonious entry and larceny for stealing a radio, cigarettes, and cigars from HH Scott store in Conemaugh Township. part of the goods were recovered. W M Rager 33 of Pittsburgh Lyle P Wood 31 and Benjamin Brown 21 of Charleston W Va admitted robbing Blairsville Wholesale Grocery on December 15 and attempted to rob Buchanan Wholesale Grocery on January 2. they were returned to county jail after hearings. Wood and Brown are wanted in New Castle. Wood was captured in Buck Anan Co basement, Brown on Philadelphia Street. Roger fled and was later captured in Pittsburgh.
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Daniel Holsinger
Portsmouth
Pittsburgh
Lucile Carter
Albert Maya
J. N. Langham
Holsinger
Repine
Josephine
Paul A. Pearce
Saltsburgh
Pearce
HH. H. Scott
Conemaugh Township
W. M. Rager
Lyle P. Wood
Cans for Canned Goods Buyers Tips from Miss Owen
Home economist Miss Bessie Owen warns buyers to read can labels and watch weights when comparing prices. She notes common sizes No 2 No 1 and No 303, with No 303 often mislabeled as No 2, costing more per pound for the same price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Owen
Miss Owen
Owen
Jimmies Secret Finds a Job and a Plan
Carol debates a future with Jimmie, who proves his initiative by secretly studying auto mechanics. A moonlit road trip with Roy exposes contrasts in patience and ambition. Jimmie reappears with news he will become head of the mechanical department, promising a modest future and a home.
Weddings of a Week Feature Five Local Marriages
Five marriages reported in a week. Joseph H. Shane and Misa Jean Bell wed in Dart McKeesport United Presbyterian Church on December 30. Ronald Eapy Spencer and Marlon Odessa Cleaver wed January 4 in Curwensville. Kunkle and Taylor, Center township residents, wed January 8 in Indiana. William Kemerer and Lucinda Van Camp wed January 6 in Blairsville. James Franklin Rich and Mildred Irene Shearer wed January 4.
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Joseph H. Shane
Indiana High School
Misa Jean Bell
Pittsburgh
United Presbyterian Church of
Dart McKeesport
Shane
Ronald Eapy Spencer
Curwensville
Marlon Odessa Cleaver
Grampian
Robert L. Clark
Charles Spencer
James ‘Cleaver
Kunkle-Taylor
Glenn ‘Lee Kunkle
Violet Jane Taylor
Center Township
Indiana
Robert L.‘Clark
First Presbyterian Church
Osken Kunkle
Henry Taylor
William Kemerer
Lucinda van Camp
Blairsville
Jay D. Hill
William J. Kemeter
Byron van Camp
James Franklin Rich
Mahaffey
Mildred Irene Shearer
Kermoor,Clearfield Co
Hey. R. H. White
Thompson Couple to Open Rustic Lodge on Indiana Salineburg Road
Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson who have run Camp Rest A While will locate at Rustic Lodge on the Indiana Salieburg road next week. Glen Campbell Bank declares second dividend of ten percent by J Milford Tomb receiver of First National Bank of Glenn Campbell, bringing total paid to depositors to four percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Rustic Lodge
Harry ‘Thompson
Camp Resta-While
Indiana- Salieburg Road
Glen Campbell Bank
J. Milford Tomb
First National Bank
Glenn Campbell
Smithport News Highlights Local Quiet Events
Ira Dunlap serves as county seat caller on Friday. Mrs. Arthur Manner of Glen Campbell elected to finish the school term in the upper grade room. E. H. Irvin appointed assistant register and recorder. Bennett family visits Bells Landing and Punxsutawney. Bert Fyock home quarantined for diphtheria. A sick child from Ord Huey improves from pneumonia. CWA begins a new road project past Philip Painter’s home with local workers. Frampton Hell and family visit Bells Landing. Rhoda Bennett joins them. Merla Bennett hosts Mrs. Sylvis Colgan. Junior Bennett visits grandparents. Conner family hosts visitors. Rev. Paul Dunlap spends a day at home. Newlyweds Kimmel visit Tra Dunlap’s father on New Year’s. Gypsy residents Lloyd Colgna and Dal Smith seen in town. Trene Conner returns from illness.
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Ira Dunlap
Arthur Manner
Glen Campbell
E. HE. Irvin
Ord ‘Bennett
Mary Bell
Bells Landing
Bert Fyock
Spangler Hospital
Minta ‘Huff
Rhoda
Merle
Ord Bennett
Martha ‘Bennett
Ord Huey
CWA
Philip Painter
Frampton Hell
Hobart
Mia
Bell
Rhoda Bennett
Sylvis Colgan
Merla Bennett
Little Junior Bennett
John Huff
Lester Colgan
Clymer
Robert Conner
Paul Dunlap
Kimmel
Tra Dunlap
Lloyd Colgna
Dal Smith
Town Camera
Trene Conner
Parkwood News Highlights Local Social and Grange Events
Parkwood notes a flurry of visits among families in Clymer West Lebanon and Shelborn, with Grange activities at the Pomona meeting in Savannah. Highlights include new officers to be installed, illness updates, a hot air burn accident to a Craig child, and community greetings from Indiana to Apollo and Commodore.
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W. J.craig
Max
Ross
Jelly Saints
Roy Millen
Leroy
Tommy
Watt
T. W
Craig
Sabbath school officers elected in local meeting
Trustees elected were BE E Fouts and Meade Millen. Dick Craig was superintendent of Sabbath school with A B Gray as secretary. Martha Blakley served as auditor and T W Craig was named another officer.
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Cers
E. Fouts
Meade ‘Millen
Sabbath School
Dick Craig
A. B. ‘Gray
Martha Blakjley
T. W.craig
Why do you object to being called colonel
A humorous remark from Uncle 8311 Pod snap explains he never served in the army or held a formal rank. He says he never acted as usher in a cinema, never gave speeches, and never drank liquor, so he feels no right to the title.
Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Residents
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at $5.50 per year. Out-of-county readers pay $6.00 annually.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
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