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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1930

Page

4

Terse Notes From Nicholtown and Nearby Communities

A collage of small town social notes recounts visits among families in Nicholtown and nearby areas including Mr. and Mrs. Gromley, Mr. and Mrs. Spenser, Mr. and Mrs. Lowman, and others. A hunting trip to the mountains is noted, along with a hospital admission for adenoids and tonsils removal. A Denver marriage quip and era humor conclude the column.

Nicholtown Edgar Gromley Gromley Glen Campbell Wane Spenser Spicer Frank Reithmiller Glenn Lowman Melvin Laura Kinnan Joe Pardee Ray Lowman

Maple sugar season above average taps 506000 trees

The maple syrup and sugar season in Pennsylvania was strong, with 506,000 trees tapped and higher production per tree. Total sugar reached 1,879,000 pounds and syrup 224,000 gallons, while prices rose to 33 cents per pound for sugar and $2.08 per gallon for syrup. Pennsylvania ranks fifth in maple product production behind Vermont, New York, Ohio, and Michigan.

Morrisburg Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Commonwealth Massachusetts New York New Hampshire Ohio Wisconsin Michigan Vermont

Course for young men to qualify as Cow Testing Association managers

Penn State hosts a two week course from June 17 to 28 for young men aiming to manage Cow Testing Associations across Pennsylvania. Supervised by C. T. Gearhart in the Dairy Building at State College, the program emphasizes practical dairy farm experience and a high school education level. Interested applicants should contact County Agent J. W. Warner in the Court House or C. R. Gearhart at the Dairy Building, State College, Pa.

Penn State Pennsylvania C. T. Gearhart State College Warner J. W. Warner Court House Weiling C. R. Gearhart

Rotary Speakers Swap Between Indiana Punxsutawney Clubs

Indiana and Punxsutawney Rotary clubs exchanged speakers at their Monday meetings. Rev. Herman Hunke of Punxsutawney spoke on Rotary ethics to Indiana club members. A J Musser and Hal White addressed Punxsutawney youths. Civil War veteran William P Meanor, 83, injured in a fall in his Marion Center home, fell while going to the cellar to check plants, his daughter Irene Jackson at his side.

Indiana Punxs'y Rotarians Punxsutawney Rotary Clubs Herman Hunke Punxsutawney Rotary Indiana Elub A. J. Musser Hal White Punxsutawney Boys Wm. P. Meanor William P. Meanor Mr. Meanor Irene Jackson Marion Center Plumville Clair Pruner

Reprisal Betty and the Naughty Dog Dialect

A playful Queenslander exchange features Betty accusing Roger the dog of eating her dolly's slipper and her mother agreeing punishment. Betty claims she punished him by going straight to the kennel. The quote closes with a sharp remark from Lord Halifax about naming things correctly.

Betty Roger Dolly

Ant Hills and the Old Man Who Read the Riot Act

In a tense staff meeting the editor berates workers as ant hills wasting energy, insisting on doing things right. A later fire call reveals the comic twist as Edson is fired after a rural alarm box misfire due to wood‑shavings. The Caribbean sea is noted as a dirty weather factory by sailors.

Daily C Chronicle Moses Bergerker Henderson Wilcox Tatoos Jimson Miss Hanson Simpson Hopkins Fourth Street Edson

Obituary roundup in large county news with multiple deaths

Death notices for Wilomina Kennedy 80 of West Mahoning township and Susan Jane Stephens 76 of Brushvalley township, with service details and survivors. Also Katherine Setlock 60 of McIntyre, Mike Ferrance 52 of Chambersville, Betty May Smith 10 months Creekside, and James Bentley 78 former Pine township resident. Plus Ralph Shoaf former Indiana Airways pilot injured in Bradford crash. brief jokes about Washington politics and domestic scenes.

Wilomina Kennedy Phoenix West Mahoning Township H. H. Kennedy Gotlieb Silver J. J. Kennedy Dayton Carrie Kennedy Punxsutawney S. CO. Kennedy Pittsburgh Minerva Bethard Delaware William H. Kennedy Cabot Emma Wilkiwig Sarver Lincoln Stiver Juneau James Bentley Pine Township England Local Airways Ralph Shoaf Indiana Airways, Inc Bradford Indiana Taylor Air Craft Company

Strongstown Dairy Meeting and Local News

A dairy meeting in Strongstown Monday drew about twenty farmers from Buffington and Pintownships to review fluid milk shipping to the Indiana Grade A station. County Agent Warner outlined the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Company plan and the Pittsburgh surplus program. Dr N C Craig discussed barn and milk house standards and Grade A milk policy. Some dairymen joined Brushvalley and Homer City Local to begin shipping soon. Rev J E Kanarr of Boise Idaho visits his father here and will preach June 8 at the Court House. Dr John Scott and Rev J P Tampt plan June 15 sermons at the old Two Lick Church.

Strongstown Buffington Pine Townships Indiana Warner Dairymen’s Co-operative Sales Company Pittsburgh N. C. Craig Craig Brushvalley Homer City J. E. Kanarr Idaho John E. Kanarr Boise Idaho Baptist Convention Aaron Kanarr Kanarr Court House John Scott J. P. Tampt Twolick

Fire Destroys Sabillia Home in Second Ward

A family home owned by Joe Sabillia and an adjacent house owned by Mrs. Mary Carney were damaged or destroyed by a daytime fire in the Second Ward. The Sabillia dwelling and contents, plus a garage and a Hup sedan, were burned. Carney’s residence sustained heavy damage but was saved. The Sabillia family had left Indiana days earlier. the Carneys and neighbors were awakened by an explosion before firefighters arrived. Damage totals include about 4,500 for Sabillia’s loss, 1,000 for Carney’s, and 3,500 for the other dwelling and Sabillia contents.

Second Ward Joe Sabillia Mary Carney Sabillia Indiana Conti

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