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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1934

Page

4

One Man Hay Loader Boosts Farm Labor Efficiency

Farm Extension News describes a side delivery rake and hay loader using a half length carriage to load from the back, allowing one man to handle loading. Individuals in the Shelocta South Bend and West Lebanon areas, including Henry Townsend and Paul Kimmel, are adopting the device, with J R Haswell Penn State extension engineer providing making plans via County Agent J W Warner.

Shelocta South Bend West Lebanon Henry Townsend Paul Kimmel Harry Kimmel John Hart Warner J. R. Haswell Penn State J. W. Warner Pennsylvania State College

Cattle Shows and Field Days June 10-20

Cattle Shows and Field Days run June 10 to 20 with events at Purchase Line Jersey Breeders Association and West Lebanon. Prof. E B Fitts of Penn State will judge. The events include dairy judging and a basket picnic, plus a recreational program for regional dairymen and families.

Purchase Line Jersey Breeders Association E. B. Fitts Department of Dairy Extension Penn State The Bull Association West Lebanon James Patterson Elders Ridge Guernsey Hull

May Dairy Herd Test Totals Reported in Indiana County

First Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Assn reports May tests by Carl Johnston tester. 363 cows tested, 26 herds examined, 23 cows dry. Top producers include M A Smeltzer and Torrance State Hospital with 1031 and 1030 pounds milk respectively and 36.1 and 31.3 pounds fat. Butterfat leaders include H M Haskell and Clyde Houck with high fat yields, highlighting multiple herds across R H and Gr G affiliations.

First Indiana County Dairy Herd Improvement Ass Carl Johnston M. A. Smeltzer Torrance State Hospital R.H HH. M. Haskell Gerhard W. G. Montgomery IH. N Haskell Gr.g Clyde Houck Carl Walker H. M. Travis

Deckers Point Girl Maintains Perfect School Attendance

Miss Martha Stitt, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs J H B Stitt of Deckers Point, has a flawless school record. For nine years at Deckers Point school she never missed a day or was tardy.

Deckers Point Martha Stitt J. HB. Stitt

Laurel Bloom Spreads Across Southern Counties

Laurel, the Pennsylvania state flower, is beginning to bloom in the southernmost counties and will soon be abundant statewide. The Department of Forest and Waters invites tourists to visit state forests during the laurel season to view the peak bloom. Laurel is plentiful in Indiana county and promises a particularly splendid display this year.

Board of Game Commissioners Potter County Sullivan Center Warren Cameron Indiana County Beaver County Pennsylvania Harrisburg Commonwealth State Department of Forest and Waters

Local visits and relatives in Plumville area

Plumville residents and neighboring travelers were seen visiting relatives and friends this weekend. Names include John Wyncoop of Geneva and the Shaffers of Pittsburgh and Chester, with others from Homer City Rural Valley and Conneaut Lake region noted in social circles.

Plumville John Wyncoop Geneva Paul W. Douds Chicora William Smith Homer City M. Smith Roy Ambrose Pittsburgh Harry Shaffer William Ernst Beverly Chester Ray Delancey

Farmer killed by contact with 22000-volt power line

Joseph Sweda a 42 year old farmer living near Taelin was instantly killed when a 22 000 volt line touched a wire he tied to a 20 foot pole. He had warned his nine children watching from a distance as the accident occurred on land owned by the Rochester Pittaburgh Coal Company.

Taelin Joseph Sweda Sweda Rochester & Pittaburgh Coal Company

Christmas Seals and Health Bonds Drive TB Fight in PA

The Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society and affiliates run the Christmas Seal sale to fund health initiatives. The twenty-eighth annual sale of Christmas Seals and Health Bonds begins November 30.

Tuberculosis Societies Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Tuberculosis Society

Longtime Blairsville resident dies at 74 in Blairsville

Funeral services were conducted on Tuesday at his late residence and interment followed in Blairsville cemetery for Franklin B Marshall aged 74 a longtime Blairsville resident and former Pennsylvania Railroad baggage master who died Sunday of complications of diseases. He was born May 31 1860 in Jacksonville and moved to Blakeville at 19. He leaves a widow and several children and grandchildren. He was a member of Blairsville Presbyterian Church and Blairsville Lodge of Odd Fellows.

Blairsville Franklin Marshall Jacksonville Blakeville Pennsylvania Railroad Company Conemaugh Blairaville Presbyterian Church Blairaville Rachel Davis Bedford Indiana James 8. McAnulty James J. Davis Apollo Helen Davis Jay Davis Virginia ‘Beigle Asheville N. DC May Gray Kittanning Emma Colgan Cambridge Harriet McAnulty Cherry Tree J. Ambrose McAnulty Chicago Oakland Cemetery Town George Calvin Chrisman White Township Salem Township Westmoreland County Henry Eleanor (McKee) ‘Chrisman Whitetown Harry BE. Chrisman Greensburg Nannie Ruffner James and Wiliam Chrisman J. 8. Miller Bolivar Mt. Tabor West Wheatfield Township Roy Miller Allentown Frances Lawrence Walter Everett Ervin Miller Ralph Clawson Boalivar Frank Ramsey Mechanicsburg Jacob F. Lickenfelt Blacklick Katherine Kuckenbrod Bartha Dale Canton Mary Wedlocker Niles, O

Death of TwoYearOld Burnell Getty in Town

Burnell Getty, two, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Getty of town, died in an Indiana hospital Saturday night after a four day illness. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the Second United Presbyterian church conducted by Rev Samuel W Shane, with interment in Greenwood cemetery.

Burnell Donald Getty Town Indiana Hospital Second United Presbyterian Church Samuel W. Shane Greenwood Cemetery

Miss Ida Marsh Dies At 47 In Blairsville Area

Miss Ida Marsh aged 47 died Monday at Strangford near Blairsville. She will be buried Tuesday at Blairsville’s Salem church cemetery. Surviving siblings include Samuel of Torrance, Flora Tanger of Grapevine, Margaret McConnell of Burrell township, and Martha Bowser of Lancaster. The article also notes reflections on mental health and lifestyle factors, plus a patent innovation for voice driven telephone switchboard connections and local notes on coal prices and auto tag totals.

Ida Marsh Blairsville Salem Church Strangford Samuel Torrance Flora Tanger Grapeville Margaret McConnell Burrell Township Martha Bowser Lancaster

Stress and shell shock risk from modern life

Dr. Theodore B. Appel warns that modern life’s shocks threaten mental health and urges a personal welfare plan. He notes many hospital and home cases reflect cumulative strains rather than a single explosive incident and advocates reducing work and leisure shocks to protect nervous systems.

Theodore B. Appel

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