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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1930

Page

8

Weddings of a Week in Indiana Blends Local Nuptials

The week brings multiple weddings: Martha Blanche Chapman wed Herbert Leonard Layton in a May ceremony at the Chapman home with Dr. B F Bieber officiating The Laytons will reside in Mount Vernon New Jersey Mabel Jean Bowser wed Frank Lin Wayne Beers in Kittanning St Johns Lutheran church The couple will live in New Kensington Evelyn Peart McClintic and Luther Leroy Ebert wed July 3 in Newton Falls Ohio Amberson F Clancy and Mary Campbell announce June Pittsburgh marriage The couples will reside in Indiana and Wilkinsburg respectively

Layton-Chapman Martha Blanche Chapman Daughster Attornay W. C. Chapman West Washington Street Herbert Leonard Layton Mount Vernon N.Y Chapman B. FB. Bieber Zion Lutheran Church Lawrence Layton West Philadelphia Indiana High School Layton State Teachers College Waterman Forestry Department West Chester Engineers White Plains New England N.J Indiana State Teachers’ College Ford City Indiana Gettysburg College New Kensington Beers Aluminum Company Ebert McClintic Luther Leroy Ebert Newton Falls Evelyn Peart McClintic Warren Fred L. Fink Clancy-Campbell Pittsburgh Amberson F. Clancy Town Mary Campbell Wilkinsburg Columbia Natural Gas Company

Local firm lands five-county Superfex distributor role

A. W. Mabon & Sons of Indiana has been named the distributor for Superfex Refrigerators and Superfex Milk Chillers in Armstrong, Jefferson, Clarion, Westmoreland, and Indiana counties. A. L. Mahon will supervise dealers and agents. The unit operates on heat from kerosene, gas, or acetylene with no moving parts, offering year round refrigeration for a few cents daily. Mabon touts the device as a solution to food spoilage and a growing future for mechanical refrigeration. Several territories remain open for agency salesmen.

A. W. Mabon & Sons Indiana Armstrong Jefferson Clarion Westmoreland Mahon A. L. Mahon A. W. Mabon & Sone Mabon Superfex Costa

Ichabod Crane and a Modern Flashlight in Business

A quirky parable reframes the Sleepy Hollow legend to urge modern business leaders to use analysis and research. It claims that vigilant investigation reveals rivals’ tricks, reduces stress, and accelerates prosperity through disciplined management.

Ichabod Crane Ichabod

Dividends Analyzed in Reserve System Proposals

A recent American Bankers Association study analyzes how Fed system dividends might rise beyond 6 percent under Fletcher and Glasa bills. It details district by district extra percentages, pooled scenarios, franchise tax implications, and a sample bank with $200000 capital showing potential yearly gain.

Federal Reserve System Economic Policy Commission American Bankers Association United States Senate Federal Reserve Bank Boston New York Philadelphia Cleveland Chicago San Francisco Federal Reserve Richmond Atlanta St. Louis Minneapolis Kansas City Dallas Federal Reserve Banks

Second Indiana County Cow Testing Association Report

During the month 28 herds were tested by Hugh Brown, 274 cows milking, 18 dry, 392 cows on test. Members expanded barns and milk houses. H. M. Brown led with 1091.7 pounds per herd, Jay Gibson second at 1089.8. H. M. Brown topped butterfat at 43.29 pounds. Clyde McConnaughey’s herd led at 50.62 pounds. The month’s top cows by butterfat included C. W. McConnaughey and H. A. McIsaac among others with milk and fat totals listed for each animal.

Hugh Brown J. Howard Smith Marion Center H. M. Brown Indiana Jay Gbson Clyde McConnaughey Smicksburg Jten C. W. McConnaughey R.J Silas Daugherty H. A. McIisaac Gr.j J. T. Gibson R.H R. B. Miller R. H Ralph Minser I, A Compton

First Indiana County Cow Testing Association Report

The monthly test covered 26 herds with 347 cows on test and 26 dry. Highest milk producer was H. C. Kimmel Shelocta at 1076 lb, county home at 994 lb second. Butterfat leader was William Wetzel Marion Center at 38.8 lb with H W Muman Clymer RD1 at 37.4 lb second. Nine cows exceeded 1000 lb milk or 40 lb fat. Top ten butterfat cows listed with names, ages, calving dates, milk and fat outputs. Also a note on tariff-free bananas and cheaper politician perks.

Carl Johnston H. C. Kimmel Shelocta William 5. Wetzel Marign Center H. W. Muman Clymer Gerhard Gr.h Quay McMillen Gr.j Cc. S. Gerhard Gr.g H. ©. Kimmel R.A C. D. Bence W. S. Wetzel R.J H. O. Kimmel R.H County Home Wm. C McMillen Wm. S. Wetzel

Brushvalley Social Visit Guests From Johnstown And Virginia

Mr and Mrs Russell Rhine of Johnstown visited Mr and Mrs J H Rhine on Saturday night Mrs Rhine accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jacquas son Ralph and daughter Thelma of Virginia Also Mr and Mrs John Appleton and daughters Louise and Jean were guests in the George Jamison home on Sunday afternoon Other guests included Mrs J H Rhine son Woodrow and Quinderta and her friend Cora Shaffer

Brushvalley Russell+Rhine Johnstown Jacquas Ralph Thelma Virginia J. H. Rhine John Appleton Louise Jean George Jamison Jamison Woodrow de Ngertor Quindella Cora Shaffer

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