Wool Pool Records Set In Indiana County Co operative Sale
The Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co operative Association pooled 41 823 pounds of wool from 279 members, selling to Patter son & Co of Boston for top bids. Medium wools averaged 28.11 cents per pound, fine wools 25 cents, rejects 23 cents. W B Connell notes graded wool improves quality and value, with pool costs under half a cent per pound. Next event is the annual purebred Ram Sale planned for September 19 at the Indiana Fair Grounds.
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Eas
Olnas
Indiana County Sheep and Wool Co-operative Association
Patterson & Co
Boston
W. B. Connell
Penn State
Clayton Miller
County Association
Wool Growery Association
Indiana Fair Grounds
Warner
Adjust herd size to home grown roughage
A farm guidance note urges dairy operators to match herd size to the amount of home grown roughage available. It argues liberal roughage feeding plus balanced grain reduces costs and suggests reducing herd numbers when pasture is scarce, prioritizing maximum milk per unit hay or pasture.
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Indiana County
Report of First Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn
During June 28 herds were tested by Carl Johnston. A total of 391 cows were on test, with 362 milking and 29 dry. Four unprofitable cows and four profitable cows were sold. The five remaining items indicate tests and outcomes for the period.
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First
Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Ass'n
Carl Johnston
Second Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn Report
During June 23 herds were tested by tester Frank Ginter, 270 cows on test with 30 dry. Top five milk producers: H. O. Kimmel, J. C. Mohney, Frank Wineheimer, Henry Townsend, Ira Gibson, with milk and fat yields listed. Two year olds top performers include Frank Winsheimer and J. C. Mohney entries with fresh dates and production figures.
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Frank Ginter
H. O. Kimmel
R.H
J. C. Mohney
Frank Wineheimer
Henry Townsend
R. G
Ira H. Gibson
Qr.j
Mohney
R. & Grit
R.G
Frank Winsheimer
Elmer
Ira BE
Gibson
Gray
Grj
Lady
P.G
County Ministers Help Mark Goheenville Church Anniversary
The 40th anniversary of the Presbyterian church at Goheenville was observed with special services over the last week ending Sunday morning with the Lord's Supper. Former members and pastors attended. Reverend Walter Kennedy presided the opening service. Reverend George W. McIntyre delivered the sermon. Dr. R. M. Offut spoke on Presbyterianism in Western Pennsylvania. Reverend Harry C. Prugh preached Friday evening and Reverend C. C. Anderson spoke Saturday evening.
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Goheenville
Walter Kennedy
George W. MclIntyre
Glade Run
Kittanning Presbytery
Pennsylvania
Harry C. Prugh
Homer City
iRev
C. C. Anderson
Cherry Tree
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Notice for readers outside Indiana County to add 60 cents per offer and send orders to The Indiana Progress Indians Poana.
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Indiana County
Indiana Progress Indians
Poana
Quintuplets Birthday Party Trance Bizarre Tale
Joseph Whiting, a nervous patient, travels to Toronto seeking peace. He hallucinates five brunette girls identical in red spangled dresses as they enter a banquet hall. The doctor reveals the five are Marie, Annette, Yvonne, Amilie, and Cecile Dionne, twin quintuplets aged eighteen, and the party is for their birthday.
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Oseph Whiting
Joseph Whiting
Canadian Rockies
Toronto
New York
Cy * A
Jadien
Marie
Annette
Yvonne
Amilie
Cecile Dionne
Doctor Dafoe
Peryong Wreck
Doctor Dufoe
Personal Brevities Mention Many Indiana County Visitors
Mrs Paul Stuchell visits Baltimore brothers Trey and Holt Hughes with family in Cohasset Mass. Lewiston guests W A Aggar and Peggy Jones camping near Anita. Mrs James McAtodie recovers from Indiana hospital operation. Charlies Robinsteen visits from Pittsburgh. Local residents travel to Akron and Harrisburg. Dorothy Winton from New York visits Indiana relatives. Camp Ellwood enrollment for George Wolfenden. Doctor John Snyder visits and renews Progress. Multiple social visits, hospital stays, and reunions mark Indiana county life.
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Paul Stuchell
Baltimore
Trey
Holt Hughes
West Church Street
Cohasset
Masa
Lewietown
Indiana
Peggy Jones
Anita
James McAtodie
Indiana Hospital
Charles W. Brinkman
John and
Wiliam
Akron
P. C. George
Turtle Creek
West Lebanon
Gladys Roof
Donald
Harrisburg
West Water Street
West Penn Hospital
Pittsburgh
A. J. Stewart
Penn Run
A. B. Goddard
Los Angeles
Calif
Martha Ann Stephens
Roy
Laura M. Ansley
F. J. Evans
Mary Stapleton
Gary
Ind
P. J. Stapleton
North Fourth Street
Robert M. Fisher
North Sixth Street
George Wolfenden
Gilbert Wolfenden
East Oak Street
Ellwood
John Snyder
Elderton
Snyder
Gladys Bennett Roof
Earl Malthie
Paineaville
Carl Roberts
Montville
Huntsburg
Beryl L. Seanor
Charles
Playfoot
Playfoot and Mra
Rosa L
Jaquish
Town
Clara Palmer
Palmed Post
Peale
Clearfield County
Pauline Rian O'Brien
California
Mary Dawson
Miss Anderson
Punxsutawney
Mra
Wallace Thomas
West Washington Street
A. H. Williams
Jennie Ruffner
Lewistown
The
Baptist Young Peoples Association
Prank H. Daugherty
East Locust Street
Philadelphia
Ttey
Thompson H Reunion At Walter Porter's Near South Bend
The Thompson reunion gathered Saturday at Walter Porter's near South Bend with old friends renewing ties and a noon dinner for numerous attendees including W B Porter and many families from South Bend West Lebanon Atwood Vandercroft Turtle Creek Blairton and North Apollo.
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Thompson H
Thompson
Walter Porter
South Bend
Mya
W.B. Porter
Anna
Mary
Jamea
Lela Sloan
Morrison
A. C. Silvis
Thelma, Clark and Mildred
West Lebanon
John McClain
Max
Frick and Sons
Earl and Dale
Byron Brown
Willard Frick
Mangus
Atwood
Hugens McClain
Robert
Vandercroft
Albert McCausland
Harold and
Doine
Mr. Black
North Apollo
Walter Snyder
Garvey
Neilie Davis
Bobby Montgomery
Turtle Creek
Wallace Lukehart
Blairton
J. R
Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
J. R, Jamison
Harry
Mary Elien
Clair
Near Girty
Weddings of a Week LincolnSmith and Rush Aldridge
Helen Louise Smith and Rush Aldridge Lincoln were wed on June 8 at Wilkinsburg in a ceremony led by Rev. N. H. Lanner. Helen, a Western Pennsylvania Hospital and Carnegie Institute of Technology graduate, and Rush, son of Mrs. Mary Robinson Lincoln of Richmond, will live in Tarentum after their honeymoon. Also announced are Herbert S. Greenlee and Ming Elizabeth Dixon, married June 22 in Jasonville Florida. Greenlee is with Dunn and Bradstreet in Jacksonville and the couple will reside there after visiting Indiana.
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Lincoln-Smith
Clarence Richard Smith
Hastand
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Helen Louise
Rush Aldridge
Lincoln
Mary Robinson Lincoln
Richmond
N. H. Lanner
Wilkinsburg
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Tarentum
Fisher Johnston Union in Home Wedding of Fisher and Johnston
Mary Helen Johnston daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Johnston of near Shelocta married Raymond Earl Fisher of Sagamore in a Fisher home ceremony conducted by Rev W H Brown. Immediate family and relatives attended with a bridal dinner following at the Johnston home. The report also notes two additional marriages in Indiana and Homer City on June 28 and June 29 respectively involving St Clair Shomo Tyger Kuntz Couch elements.
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Pyger-hunter
Lloyd A. Tyger
Clara B. Kuntz Couch
Cloe
Homer City
Samuel Hill
Dennis Tyger
Olie Kuntz
Patterson Stine Wedding in West Lebanon and Rayne Chapel Vow
Patterson and Stine united in marriage at the Patterson home Saturday evening June 22 with Rev. J. R. E. Craighead officiating. The couple will reside in Wadsworth where Patterson teaches science at Wadsworth High School. Short Lloyd Bence and Gladys Short wed in Rayne township with Rev. C. F. Hildebrand officiating and a wedding dinner at the bride’s home.
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Bence Short Lloyd Bence
Bert Bence
Marion Center
Gladys Short
Robert Short
Clymer
Grove Chapel Lutheran Church
Rayne Township
C. F. Hildebrand
Sarah Short
Pittsburgh
Ralph McWilliams
Irwin
Johnston Sloughby marriage in Indiana tied to local families
Stephen A Johnston of Armagh and Catherine Elizabeth Sloughby of Cramer wed in Indiana on June 28, with Rev. Harry E. Smith officiating. The groom is a roll turner, son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Johnston of Armagh. the bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bell of Cramer. Public sale bill prompt service noted at The Progrena.
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Farm Extension News
Torrance State Hospital
R.A
County Home
W. G. Montgomery
Cornell
R-H
H. W. Mumau
R. & Grj
Butterfal
Quay McMillen
R. & Grd
Carl Walker
R. & Gru
H. B. Wetzel
Cr.j
Hess Brothers Restaurant
South Seventh Street
ATMI
Terminal Soda Grill
Tabacco
St. Clair Rinn & Co
Lth & i Yatients
Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Ass
Oak
Breeder's Gazette
Poultry Tribune
Woman's World
Indiana Progress
Country Home
McCall's
Shadoplay Penseereseeeseage
Household Magazine
Pathfinder
Alleees
Edward Hanscom
Richard Bennett
James A. Taylor
James George
Herbert Mountain
Melvin Conrad
Ruth Williams
Mary Conrad
Regular Baptist
Pennsylvania Baptist Young People
Bucknell University
Wendell Fleming
Albert Fleming
South Eleventh Street
Hoyt
William Parks
School Street
Camp Meade
Paul Anderson
Saltsburg
R. D
Indiana Vistors
Jennie Anderson
New Castle
Thomas Jefferson
America
First National Bank
PENNA
St. Clair
Samuel G.S T. Clair
Wear Wheatfield Township
Beatrica C. Shomo
Lockport
A. J. Pfohl
James St. Clair
Williard Shomo
Progrena
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmera Mutual Casualty Insurance Co
M. C. Stewart
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