Potato Growers Meet February 1 at Indiana Court House
The Indiana County Potato Growers Association will hold its annual meeting February 1 at 1 30 PM in the Court House Indiana. L T Dennison of State College will speak with topics on storage certified seed potatoes and other issues. The meeting will address the harvest, seed quality, and market outlook for 1934 with inclusion of the Present Potato Market Outlook discussions. The ladies are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
J. F. Shigdey
Penn State
Department of Agriculture
Indiana County Potato Growers ‘Association
Indiana
L. T. Dennison
State, College
Wse
Dennison
Pennsylvania
IR. B. Stutzman
Warren Buterhbaugh
Bert ‘Blakley
George Elbel
A. W. Overdorf
J. I. Fyock
Paul Hopkins
J. C. Vite
Irvin ‘Behm
Harrisburg
John F. Pounds
H. C.kimmel
Doyle Stutzman
L. G. Wells
C. H. McCall
Jersey Breeders to Stage Tri County Jersey Show in June
Jersey breeders from Indiana Jefferson and Clearfield counties plan a tri county Jersey show in late June following a meeting at Indiana Hotel. Clyde Houck was elected president with a slate including J M Risinger vice president and William Wetzel secretary treasurer. A county committee was named to coordinate with Jefferson and Clearfield counties. An auto tour to a large Jersey farm in Bedford County was also arranged for March.
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Jersey Breeders
Clyde Houck
Indiana
Jefferson
Clearfield
Reeders
Green Township
Denniston
Mast Lansing
Mich
Joe Nagcotte
Penn ‘State
John Ti, Garman
William ‘8
Wetzel
Jersey
Bedford County
Clearfield County
W. A. Lateanger
W. O. Mitchvel
Washington Township Tax League program set for Thursday evening
Washington Township Tax Justice League meeting planned for Thursday with an opening song, recitations, topics on revenue use from Maquor sale and taxpayer benefits over two years, entertainment acts by local students, and a closing flag pledge. Obituary notes Harry Uncapher, 16, who died of diphtheria at the Dixonville home. services held at the grave and burial in Oakland cemetery.
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Pymatuning Dam
Crawford County
Pymatuning
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Railroad
Linesville
Wallenpaupack
Pike
Wayne Counties
Washington Township
Tax Justice League
America the Beautiful
Edward Park
Glenn Sewart
Reid Blystone
Maquor
John McLain
Earl Helman
Clifton Kettering
Blair
Elder Helman
Tax League
Bert Fairman
Gail Davis
Maurice Miller
Paul Orr
Ira Marlin
Clarence Brown
Laird Orr
Mra
Mra. Melvin ‘Park Music
Blystone Brothers
Goldie Hlkin
Old Virginny
Harry Uncapher
Sherd Uncapher
Lewisville Woman 89 Recovers From Stairway Fall
Mrs O W Shields of Lewisville, age 89, is recovering from a fall down the stairway at her home. She was jolted and shocked but avoided fractures or internal injuries.
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Lewisville
O. W. Shields
Red Whitten Spark-Plug Delivers Huckley Victory
Huckley High faced criticism as Red Whitten, a right tackle, was kept on the squad amid calls for his removal. Coach Quale argued Whitten’s morale boosting spark kept Huckley’s streak alive, and in a pivotal game Whitten arrived by plane to score a key touchdown, sealing the eastern championship bid.
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Red Whitten
Huesley
Red
Huckley
Inter
Red-Head
Quale
Parker Rogers
Wwell
Briersley
Buckley
Whitten
Professor Rogers
Rogers
Coach Quale
Brilersky
Fluckley
Belle
Doc Ruggies
Briergley Athletic Field
Quate
Abe Otto
Abe
Ned
Professor Trogers
Mongolian Ancestry Tied to Red Men Through Song
Dr. Marius Barbeau of the Canadian National Museum argues that some Indian funeral chants and music reveal Mongolian roots of the American Indians. He notes similarities to Chinese music, especially among Athabaska groups of the Pacific Northwest, suggesting possible migration from Aula around the era of Genghis Khan.
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American
Indiana
North America
Aala
Marius Barbeau
Canadian National Museum
Ottawa
BE B Free
New York
Doctor Barbeau
China
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK ANNOUNCED IN PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA
Announcement lists multiple marriages with spouses from Covode Clymer and Punxsutawney, including Mise Alta Myrie Yous and Ralph McKee Sadler who wed in Jamestown New York last May. Also notes Shrum Martin Houck Tozer unions and groom occupations such as coal miner and state highway worker along with locations Trade City Marion Center Smicksburg and Punxsutawney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Alta Myrie Yous
A. L. Yous
Trade City
Ralph McKee Sadler
Covode
Jamestown
N.Y
Sadler
Punxsutawney
Hl. M. Sadler
State Highway Department
Glen Wolford Shrum
Alice Marie Martin
Clymer
Marion Center
A. Waltman
Alfred ‘Thomas Shrum
William Martin
George Ardell ‘Houck
Mary Jane Tozer
J. Ay McCamey
Methodist Episcopal Church
Amos Houck
Harry Tozer
Local social notes and visitors spill from Indiana and nearby towns
Indiana and surrounding communities report numerous visits and callers including Harry Moorehead, Walter Harbinson, Frank Bearle, Howard Martin, and Ed Sheaffer. Sunday events include Communion at the Reformed church and a Tax Justice League meeting with a strong turnout. Various residents, families, and visitors from Apollo, Vandergrift, West Lebanon, Parkwood, Pitcairn, and Zions Valley are listed with brief notes on visits and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Harbinson
West Lebanon
Clara Townsend
Frank Bearle
Floyd Fairman
Apollo
Howard Martin
Vandergrift
Paul King
Harry Knopshield
Weaver Home
Ed. Sheaffer
Armstrong County
Hobart Shellhammer J
Nttle
Miriam
Martha Townsend
Indiana
Alfred Silvis
Clark
Mra
R.A. Silvis
Eva. Coulter
Girty
Merl Coulter
Jon
Tax Justice League
Reformed Church
District 12 Young People Meet On Thursday Evening
A District 12 Young Peoples Conference session will be at Bethel Lutheran Church near Marion Center at 7 30 pm Thursday. Theme is The Beginnings with the text In the beginning God A business meeting closes the program with worship service scripture reading and talks on Christian principles in politics and youth service led by Miss Alice Glauper Rev C F Hildebrand Carlysle Bence and Russell Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Lutheran Church
Marion Center
Young Peoples Conference of District 12
Indiana County Sabbath School Association
Misa
Alice ‘Glauper
John J
Rev
C. F. Hildebrand
Carlysle Bence
Russell Gray
Early training and routine spark a living
A humorous dialogue pivots on office discipline a city commute and aging beauty. A waitress jokes about vacation and fading looks while a proprietor notes men count their change. The piece ends with a mention that scientists work on an electrical device to secretly take fingerprints of criminal suspects.
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J. M. Risinger
Homer ‘City
William
J. Pitzhonts
Homer City
Sam Dible
Shelocta
John ‘Garman
C. F. Smith
Chas
Hutchison
Lavina McGaughey
Todd H. McGaughey
West Philadelphia
Normer
W. Philadelphia Street
Janary 16
Miss McGaughey
Alex Gray
Fleming
J. W. McGaughey
Ida McGaughey
Harry Iseman
Margaret Bracken
Emily Bierer
Witsy
Carl
Julia
Washington Township Tax League
R. H. Wilkinson
Pridge
Neas
Badler-Yous
Shrum
Martin
Houck-Tozer
Kerr-Neal George C. Neal
South Bend
Harry Moorehead
Miriam ‘Shellhammer
Virgie Alshouse
Irene Sillis
Harry Devers
Pitcairn
Oliver Hunsberger
Ed, Boyer
Jim Shearer
Zions Valley
Cam McCutcheon
Iya
Penne Yo
Penney’s
Weed
Bobby
Ninth Street
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
Edwards Motor Co
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