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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1935

Page

4

Dairy field days slated in Indiana county Tuesday and Wednesday

J M Speedy farm hosts two dairy field days in Conemaugh township with Jersey and Guernsey displays, Calf Club exhibits, and tastings. Penn State extension official R R Welch acts as judge and a noon basket dinner is planned. The second event at I M Speedy's farm near Lewisville features testing and judging by Mr Welch with a local 10 year history of association in the area.

J. M. Speedy Farm Indiana County Jersey Bull Association Purchase Line Jersey and Guernsey Calf Club R. R. Welch Penn State Bull Association Hiters Ridge Guernsey Bull Association I. M. Speedy Lewisville Conemaugh Township Welch Elders Ridge West Lebanon Bang Contenting Association R. A. Léwing Livermore Nie Warner New Hampshire Blairsville Kiwanis Club Bert Ewing

Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Report May Tests

Second Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn records May tests by Frank Ginter. 208 cows milked, 29 dry. total 237 cows on test. Top five herds by milk yield: Wood, McConaughey, Pounds, Winsheimer, Gibson with milks from 820 to 1125 lbs and fats 29 to 37 lbs. Top five by butter fat: Mohney, McConaughey, Townsend, Winsheimer, Gibson with milks 745 to 897 lbs and fats 39 to 46 lbs.

Indiana County Frank Ginter Test W. H. Wood Clyde McConaughey R.J J. F. Pounds Frank Winsheimer Iran Gibson Grj J. C Mohney Gr.j Henry Townsend R.G Ira EB. Gibson

Community Notes From Smicksburg and Nearby Areas

Smicksburg and nearby towns report visitors from Wilkinsburg Apollo and Dayton. Memorial Day services included a Lutheran church parade and speaker Rev Trimmer of Dayton. A baby boy arrived at Homan Rairie’s home. Mae Davis and Isabel Waxgner visited relatives in Pittsburgh. several locals hosted guests from Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg.

Smicksburg Bert Good Indiana Curt Good Wilkinsburg Alice Good Jno Fetters Stanley Marshall Clayton Lewis Apollo M. K. Lewis Chas. Roush Vandergrift Jno. Roush Rev. Trimmer Dayton Glenn Hollen Gon George Dodson Theo Stork Homan Rairie Ben Marshall Pittsburgh C.S. Davis Mae Davis Isabel Waxgner

Cherry Tree Social Notes From Turtle Creek Community

Mr and Mrs Clarence Kult and family of Turtle Creek visited Mrs Gertrude Barnes sister on Sunday. Alumni banquet at Grant Snyder s McGees last Friday eve ning. Mrs Ralph Butler near Philipsburg visited sister Mrs B J Wooster here last Sunday. Mrs Clyde Bee and sons Dob and Jack and Mrs Harlan Ree visited sister Mrs W Ky Sheaffer Lancaster. They also visited mother Mrs Anna Leach of Elizabethtown. Wm Fietscher spent weeks with wife here returning to Lewistown. W C Hoover formerly at Avis spent days home here. Mr and Mrs Clary Shepherd and Mr and Mrs Richard Jenney married Munson last Wednesday. Mrs W E Crone and son Walter of Starford and Miss Marie Dull of Indiana attended local high school commencement exercises last Tuesday. Mrs David Thomas patient in Spangler hospital at Pragent.

Clarence Kult Turtle Creek Gertrude Barnes Grant Snyder's McGees C. W. Sebring Indiana Ralph Butler Phillipsburg B. J. Wooster Clyde Bee Dob Jack Harlan Ree W. Ky, Sheaffer Lancaster Anna Leach Eizabethtown Wm. Fietscher Lewistown W. C. Hoover Avis Clary Shepherd Richard Jenney Munson W. E. Crone Walter Starford Marie Dull David Thomas Spangler Hospital Pragent

Warns visitors not to disturb young wildlife in forests

Harrisburg June 5 CCC workers fishermen campers and tourists are urged by the Game Commission and Department of Forests and Waters to avoid handling or removing young deer rabbits grouse pheasants and quail found in fields and woodlands. Mothers often nearby will abandon young if approached. protectors should be notified instead of taking young.

Harrisburg CCC Game Commission Hsa Department of Forests and Waters

Busy June for Sunday schools in Indiana County

June brings multiple Sunday school events across Indiana County with sessions in Shelocta, Iselin, and Rayne township. Notable speakers include Wallace C. Chapman and M Rudolph Miller. The District No 12 convention at Grove Chapel Lutheran church features afternoon and evening programs with addresses, reports, and medal presentation. Also, Rev George W McIntyre marks 41st year as Glade Run pastor since 1895 ordination.

West Lebanon Young Peoples Indiana County Daily Vacation Bible School James R, EB Craighead Saltsburg M. Rudolph Miller Presbyterian Church Mary Hilty Apollo James R Indiana County Sabbath School Association Grove Chapel Lutheran Church Rayne Township C. F. Glasser Clarence Snyder Lester H. Case Gev. W. McIntyre Glade Run George W. McIntyre Glade Run Presbyterian Church Dayton

True Ghost Stories By Famous People

Glenn Hunter recalls a haunting moment in a theater when four slow knocks at exactly four o clock preceded the death of his young brother Jay. The incident occurred in Mary Boland s dressing room as the cast prepared for a matinee. The source presents a chilling anecdote from a renowned juvenile actor.

Eyt Jay Glenn Hunter Walt Mary Boland

Earliest Game Laws in America Set Hunting Privileges

The New World’s first game rules granted hunting rights in 1629 by the West India Company for colonies in New Netherlands and 1647 Massachusetts Bay provisions, with 1678 New Jersey accords. The first federal law surfaced in 1832, banning non Indian capture of game in Indian Territory until Oklahoma statehood in 1907.

America West India Co New Netherlands New York Massachusetts Bay New Jersey Oklahoma Indian Territory New York World-Telegram

Cake Rivalry Causes Tears In Family Fracas

A mother questions two brothers over sharing cake. Thomas explains he is crying because he won’t share his cake with his sibling. The mother notes the younger boy cried during the meal and the cake portion.

Thomas

Weddings of a Week in Indiana and Nearby Towns

Miss Adelaide Burnett Wolf of Indiana and Albert E. Diem of Clymer wed at the Methodist Episcopal church in Indiana on Saturday June 1 at 8:00 am with Rev. Holt Hughes officiating. Ruth Rink sang before the ceremony and Margaret Diem served as bridesmaid. Edward Wolf was best man. The bride is a Burkett descendant and former teacher. the groom graduated from Clymer High School and Penn State and works for General Electric in Bridgeport, Conn., where they will reside. Leydie-Laney: Annabelle Laney and Charles B. Leydie wed at the Shane home with Rev. Shane officiating. Both graduates of Indiana High School, they will reside in Indiana. Askey-Barkley: Andea Barkley and Askey wed in Indiana on June 3 by Justice Walter H. Jackson. The groom is a coal miner. the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Barkley of Dixonville. Stewart-Corey: Pearle Corey of Punxsutawney married James B. Stewart of Marion Center at the Punxsutawney M E church with Rev. A M. Shenefelt officiating.

Adelaide Burnett Wolf Indiana Albert E. Diem Clymer Methodist Episcopal Church of Holt Hughes Ruth Rink Margaret Diem Edward Wolf Della J.burkett Clymer High School Indiana State Teachers College Center Township Diem N. L. Diem Lot Clymer Clymer Hgh School Pennsylvania State College General Electric Company Bridgeport, Conn Askey-Barkley Blaly Askey Andea Barkley Dixonville Walter H. Jackson Foster Askey Thomas Barkley Stewart Corey Pearle Corey Punxsutawney James BR. Stewart Marion Center Punxsutawney M. BH A. M. Shenefelt

South Bend Ward Devers Visit and Memorial Day Notices

South Bend area notices detail visits by Ward Devers and family with their mother Nan Ivy Devers, Memorial Day picnics and visits across towns, including Kittanning Brackenridge and West Lebanon. The report notes hospital patients, local tax collection activity, barn raising, and a Belsano accident with a 19 year old injured.

South Bend Ward Devers Orchard Hills Nan Ivy Devers

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Farm Extension News Eldirs Ridge Cattla Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Association M. C. Stewart Homer City B. B. Crawford E.T.C Ella T. Cost Phila St. Clair Rinn & Co. Retail Con Dealers Lith & Water Lts Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurance Co M.C. Stewart General Agent Fhd Homer Ofty, PA Bates C. F. Hildebrand Watson Lingenfelter McElhoes R. P. Worcester W. N. ‘Templeton Ella Duncan T. M. Kirk Hurt Jones W. Shane John W. Kennedy James Eb, Wagner Ator Diem-Wolf Wargrace Co IN Washington Ifirst National Bank H. H W. Hanna Bob Townsend Kittanning KE. T. Smith W. T. Anderson Janet Kunkle Indiana Hospital Martha Townsend Hobart Shellhammer Co. O. Wherry Brackenridge H. H. Hanna Virgie Alshouse Carler Campbell Alfred Silvis R. A. Silvis John Yoder New Kensington Yoder Callender Margaret Sullivan Dorothy Townsend Virginia Heasley Lilly McCough South Bend George Beighley L. M. Martz Shoup Langus Watsons Ridge Artie Ewing George John Ella Crawford Edgewood Orville Bailey Sara Nancy Stewart Ross Wilson Evelyn Phyllis Alfred Bair Thelma Roscoe McConnell This Place T. C. Bair Alpha Crum Shelocta H.B. Smith James Allsrouse Joe Mabel Ewing Mrs Roy Schaffer Salina Belsano J. W. Faulkner Audrey Orton H. S. Taylor Princeton Lisa Firastone Maas Distributore uaFantoo Firestone Frice Oportio Richard Crooks Gladys North Seventh St Philadelphia St Bach
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