Indiana County Cow Testing Association June Report
Sixteen herds tested by Wendell Wetzel reported 146 cows milking and 12 dry during June. Five herds showed profitable milk production and two were unprofitable. Top milkers include John Mohney and Clyde McConaughey with over 800 pounds milk and around 45 pounds fat, plus other high scoring herds from R. G. and Gr.. Boucher. Townsend. Continuous figures show milk lbs and fat lbs with milking counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second
Indiana County
Clyde McConaughey
Rit
John J. Mohney
St. & Grid
BR. L
Boucher
Grg
Ira EB
Gibson & Son
Grd
John C, Mohney
R. & Grit
Pan
McFarland, R. &Gr.g
R. L. Boucher
Henry Townsend
R. G
Gr.j
Pomona Grange Meeting at Home in Indiana County
The County Pomona Grange met at Home on June 28 in the consolidated school with patrons from across Indiana county. H.C. Kunkle led as Pomona Master and Mrs. Flora Fritz Henderson chaired the literary program. A September gathering is planned with Marton Center Grange at Marion Center, and $6 toward travel for each subordinate lecturer attending the Atlantic Lecturer's Conference at State College August 14 to 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona Grange
Indiana County
Pomona
H.C. Kunkle
Flora Fritz Henderson
Marton Center Grange
Marion Center
State College
Home
Flora Dale
Mahoning
Home Grange
The
Grange
Insects in Gardens and Household Pests Highlighted
Garden pests like flea beetles bean beetles squash bugs and cabbage worms are increasingly common. Spray weekly and consult County Agent Warner for a guide. A new Penn State bulletin covers household insects and how to treat them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Pennsylvania State College
Local social notes from Strongstown and nearby
Strongstown residents and friends share visits across towns. The Rutherford family from Lucerne and the Detwilers from Quantico are among those visiting the Wm. McCrady and John Bennett households. Other callers include the Snyders of Cresson, the Plowmans of Johnstown, and travelers from Charlotte and Washington, D. C. A health tip notes gargling salt and warm water for sore throats.
West Lebanon Social Notes From July Fourth Visits
West Lebanon residents report guests and family visits over the Fourth of July weekend. Attendees include the Haydens Cunningham Elsaman and Vandergrift families visiting Mrs. Jones in Youngstown. Church and reunion gatherings occur at Campbell and McCreight events with travels to Parkwood Milton Huntingdon Sunbury and Weedville.
Maple Grove Social Notes and Local Travellers
Mr and Mrs George Greene of Belsano and families visited at Conrad Sleppy s Friday evening. Dallas Detwiler is a patient in Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs Dick Fair spent July 4th with friends at Johnstown. Carl Ganoe and daughter Mary Jane of Heilwood visited Mrs Jennie Coy. Roy Wolfe and daughters Dorothy Alice and Milaine and Andrew Ryan with W H Sleppy of Penn Run were visitors at Conrad Sleppy s. A large crowd attended Frank Uncapher s funeral at Spruce church Saturday afternoon. Waltemire and Dick Fair were in Heilwood on Wednesday night. Floyd Carney spent several days with his parents near Armagh. Dorothy Wolfe and Lester Groft of Penn Run and Merl and Victor Brown were callers at Conrad Sleppy s Thursday evening. Royden Coy of Hillsdale and Mrs Jennie Coy hosted Sunday guests. Alfred Detwiler of Heilwood spent a few days with his mother Rebecca. John Waltemire and daughters Margaret and Maxine of Covode spent July 4th at the Uncapher home. Wm Myers and Ralph Miller of Nanty Glo and Blanche Wolfe of Penn Run were Fourth of July visitors at Con tract Sleppy s. Marie Jacobs son Buddy and daughter Dolly and Waldo Brown were Indiana callers Saturday evening. Belsano residents visited Mrs Greene s mouth Mrs Rezza McCullough Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Greene
Belsano
George ‘Adams
Tommy
Buddy Jacobs
Conrad Sloppy
Dallas Detwiler
Indiana Hospital
Dick Fair
Johnstown
Carl
Ganoe
Mary Jane
Heilwood
Jennie Coy
Roy Wolfe
Dorothy
Alice
Mlaine
Andrew Ryan
IW. H. Sleppy
Penn Run
Conrad Sleppy
Frank Uncapher
Spruce Church
GR. Waltemire
Floyd ‘Carney
Walter Carney
Armagh
Dorothy Wolfe
Lester Groft
Mer
Victor Brown
Conrad, Sleppy’s
Royden Coy
Hillsdale
Alfred Detwiler
Hellwood
Rebecca Detwiler
John ‘Waltemire
Margaret
Maxine
Covode
Un-capher
Wm. Myers
Ralph Miller
Nanty-Glo
Blanche Wolfe
Sleppy’s
Marie Jacobs
Buddy
Waldo Brown
Indiana
Local Notebook Glimpses From Bedford Springs and Beyond
Eugene Schuman and daughter Dorothy join Emily and Elizabeth Stoneback for the Fourth at Bedford Springs while visitors from Philadelphia Camden New York City Pittsburgh Indiana and Porto Rico mingle with townsfolk. A play by Robinson Brethren youths is planned at the Methodist church and Uncle Sam moves to build a Moscow embassy costing 1 650 000 with funds already appropriated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Schuman
Dorothy
Emily
Elizabeth Stoneback
Bedford Springs
Wm. Winton
Philadelphia
W. A. Ward and
Abe Alberts
Camden
N. J
Asa Watson
Porto Rico
Ralph DaVoe
New York City
EB. M. Bushnell
L. H. Kuhner
Ralph Dixon
Pittsburgh
M. Bushnell
C. Smith
Frank Hamilton
Smyrna
M. Huey
Indiana
W. C. Widdowson
McConnell
AleConnell
Mary
Sam
Moscow
Russia
Death Notices: Moorhead Apple Baun Services Held
Funeral rites were held for Johnston Moorhead 76 formerly Cherryhill Township County Commissioner with interment in Greenwood cemetery. Genevieve White Apple of Charlottesville died, leaving husband Charles Apple and children Alexander Maxwell Apple and two daughters. Clark S Baun of Rochester Mills died after extended illness. survivors include wife, three children, a sister, and four brothers.
Funeral notices list Gamble Crandall Beers services
Funeral services will be conducted this afternoon at Streams Funeral Home on Church street by Rev Charles Willams for Matthew Gamble age over 82 a former Indiana blacksmith died Monday at his Center township home interment Greenwood cemetery He was born September 7 1851 son of Barnett and Harriet Gamble survived by two sons Frank Gamble Jaf Apollo and Norman in Oklahoma a brother W B Gamble and Mrs Lizzie Fritz and Mrs Mary Wallace of Center township Also listed are Jack B Crandall veteran interment at Greenwood and family survivors Franklin Pierce Beers funeral notices follow at Glade Run cemetery He died Saturday near Dayton survived by wife Anna M Snyder Beers daughter Goldie and four sons Harry Clyde Merle Raymond Beers plus siblings including Henry B Beer Albert Beers Dantal Beers and others
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Greenwood Cemetery
Johnston Moorhead
Cherryhill
William
Elizabeth
Matthews) Moorhead
Board of County Commissioners
Cherryhill Township
First United Presbyterian Church
Town
John J. McIlvaine
Blanche Degarmin
White Township
Ruth Bowser
Darlington
Olive Haines
John Moorhead
Gertrude
Mary Moorhead
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Genevieve White Apple
Charles S. Apple
Charlottesville
Indiana
Richard and
Kathrine White
Apple
Alexander Maxwell Apple
Baltimore
Robert W. Stadden
Pine Acres
Mabel T. Apple
Maximilian White
M. C. Watson
J. Telford
Clark S. Baun
Juneau
Marchand Cemetery
Rochester Mills
Cheanfield Hospital
Christopher Baun
Streams
Frank Gamble
Jaf Apollo
Norman Gamble
Oklahoma
W. B. Gamble
Mra
Lizzie Fritz
Mary Wallace
Center Township
Leydie
Wayne Avenue
Green- Wood Cemetery
Jack B. Crandall
Veterans’ Hospital
Aspinwall
John B
Jessie
Gasster) Crandall
Wintondale
Virginia Crandall
Pranklin Pierce Beers
Glade Run
Franklin Pierce Beers
Dayton
Mia
Anna M. (Snyder) Beers
Goldie
Harry Beers
Clyde Beers
Wilkinsburg
Merle Beers
Johnstown
Raymond Beers
Mansfield
Henry B. Beer
Albert Beers
Homer City
Dantal Beers
Blairsville
Lawrence Hoffman
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Jeannette
Minnie Earhart
Penn Run
Hoffman
Dorothy Beers
Helena Pearl
Raymond
Henry Albert Hoffman
Elea
Clair Barart
Jack Harkins
Hazlett
Montgomery Township
Margaret Jane Harkins
Hornitos
Calif
George Hazlett
Arcadia
Obituaries and funeral notices from Jeannette and area
Multiple death notices and funeral services from Jeannette area run through details of Mrs. Minnie Earhart Hoffman aged 42, Mrs. Margaret Jane Harkins aged 68, Andrew Wallace Little aged 4, Mrs. Frank Sequia aged 61, and John Stewart with survivors listed. Also notes social visits by Mr. Russell Stuchell and a lighthearted family exchange about headstrong.
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Farm Extension News
Sloan
Windsor Bridge
Jenny Lind
Dairy Department
State Department of Agriculture
Department of Dairy Husbandry
Strongstown
James Rutherford
Cora
Lucerne
John Bennett
Mikel Duncan
Frank Stough
Richard Troxell
Dallay Holby
Ethel
Jack Detwiler
Quantico
Harry Detwiler
Gladys ‘Troxell
Blanche Bennett
Jean George
Jeroy
Springboro
Ed. Myers
Mabel Duncan
Francis
W. T. Bennett
Harry McQuown
Charlotte, N. C
Noble Hunter
George Harlan
Washington, D. C
West
Lebanon
Bert Hayden
John Cunningham
Paul Cunningham
Youngstown
Meade Millen
Campbell
T. M. Campbell
Parkwood
Mary Calhoun
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
W. C. Smith
Charlotte
Peggy
Milton
Watsontown
Huntingdon
Sunbury
Walter Campbell
Elizabeth Campbell
James Risinger
W. E. Collins
R. L. George
Arthur Donahey
Weedville
Junior
Paul
H.l Fowler
A. B. Gray
McCreight
Perry McCreight
Wiley
Annie R. Calhoun
C. M. Millen
Maple Grove
Blackelick
Mrs
Charles
Matthew Gamble
Jack Ti
Grandall
First National Bank
Pennsylvania
Andrew Wallace Little
Andrew Wallace
Melvin Little
Vandergrift
Plo Rowley
Rowley
Frank Sequia
Af Alverda
Spangler Hospital
John Stewart
Lloyd
Earl ‘Stewart
Russell Stuchell
Detroit, Mich
Hannah Stuchell
Mr. Stuchell
Roy
Dad
Suwl
Ermie
Nest
Desmias Accessories
Geo D.leydic
Edwards Motor CO
Chevrolet
Penna
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