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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1934

Page

4

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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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