Parkwood Grange Program And Farm Bureau Meeting
The Parkwood Grange hosts a Wednesday program June 17 featuring songs and recitations, a discussion on why every farm owner should have a will, plus a host of performances and a guest feature. The day also covers a poultry parasite treatment demonstration by County Agent Carter with notes on iodine methods and a 4-H Club camp announcement and rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Walker
J. L. Wiggins
Met
Annie Griffith
T. W. Craig
S. L. Calhoun
Dible
Erman Shirey
Clarence Brown
Mer
Pennsylvania
Mary Anderson
aArthur Weiss
Mahree
Harry Couch
Boyd
Hamilton
Carter
W. D. Fairman
Creekside
Paul Hasinger
Indiana
Indiana County
Camp
Wesco
Westmoreland County
Four Mile Run
Lincoln Highway
Loyalhanna Creek
Westmoreland
Washington
Somerset
Green
Cambria
Armstrong
Allegheny
Seni
W. L.treager
Greensburg
A. E. Carter
Vesper
C. C. McDowell
H. ©. McWilliams
Ebensburg
J. F. Keim
State College
C. P. Lang
C. D
Dipping Sheep to Fight Ticks Promoted by Growers
The article urges sheep growers in Indiana County to dip all sheep for external parasites now. It notes dipping twice if heavy tick infestation appears and promotes community dipping with co op tank sharing to lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bennett
Clayton Miller
W. R. Thomas
Carter
Pittsburgh
Producers Cooperative Commission Association
Indiana County
Producers Co-operative Commission Association
First Indiana County Cow Testing May Report
May results show 27 herds tested by Carl Johnston, 365 cows milking, 392 cows on test. Highest herd production belonged to GC H McCall & Sons with 1215 lbs average. second was H C Kimmel at 1203 lbs. Wetzel led butterfat at 42.3 lbs. Pollock second at 42.6 lbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First
Indiana County
William S. Wetzel
C. C. Pollock
May 1931 Indiana County dairy report and marriage notice
Report shows 18 herds tested by Hugh Brown in May 1931, 200 cows milking, 19 dry, total 219 cows on test with averages: Pounds herd 980, second high 943.5. Pounds butterfat high herd 38.9, second 38.08. Also announces marriage of Benny F. Rowe to Bernice Hope Sunderlin at Ridgway First Christian parsonage with Rev. Raymond L. Roth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Wallie Coble
Benny F. Rowe
Steve Rowe
Near
Tanoma
Bernice Hope Sunderlin
Stanley Sunderlin
Clymer
Ridgway
First Christian Church
Raymond L. Roth
Dairymen's Tour Seeks Sire Among Ohio and Pa Herds
Four members of the Marion Center Jersey Bull Association and County Agent Carter toured Ohio and western Pennsylvania Friday and Saturday to find a suitable sire. They visited Campbell's herd at Butler Roy Frederick John Richards H J Beardsley's herd at Youngstown and L B Carters herd at Titusville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen's
Marion Center Jersey Bull Association
Carter
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Campbell
Butler
Roy Frederick
John Richards
H. J. Beardsley
Youngstown
L. B. Carter
Titusville
Local Community Notices From Pur chase Line Area
Abraham Bartholomew visited his brother Mc Clellan Bartholomew on Monday. William Keller of Clymer was a weekend guest. G H Johnson and family spent Saturday afternoon in Clymer. LeRoy Crawford and mother and Leotta Depp and Mrs Daisy Weaver were business callers in Indiana Saturday. Carl Henry and two sisters of Canoe Ridge called on friends here Sunday evening. Mrs Sara Smith of Stafford, visiting Annie Parson’s home, returned home Friday. G O Richardson of this place was sick for a few days. Roy Lowman of Cleveland Ohio visited the Oberlins last week. Mrs Jean Elsmore of Glen Campbell visited Alfred Johnson here last week. Byalee Lewis, employed at Clymer, returned home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Bartholomew
Purchase Line
McClellan Bartholomew
Wm. Keller
Clymer
G. H. Johnson
LeRoy Crawford
Leotta Depp
Daisy Weaver
Indiana
Carl Henry
Canoe Ridge
Sara Smith
Stafford
Annie Parson
G. O. Richardson
Roy Lowman
Cleveland
Ohio
CG. A. Oberlin
Jean Elsmore
Glen Campbell
Alfred Johnson
Byalee
Local Social Notes Include Visits and Quotations
Nicholtown residents record visits and weekends with friends and relatives including Frank Wagner of Ohio Edna Mumau of this place Mrs Laton at her mother Mrs Loney Oharard Frank Reithmiller Indiana visitors Wayne Spencer Geo Oaks Lowman family and guests Larne Lowman A quoted line from A B M Hutchinson and a proverb from Imperial Type Magazine plus an offers notice for trespass notices printed on paper or muslin with pricing and mail order details
Team Work for Cupid in an Office Shade Scheme
Jim and Jack in a messy office romance plot team up with Jane and Jane to dodge a dining mishap. A bill for pink lamp shades leads to a mistaken encounter, a sly romance, and a double wedding hint as Cupid’s arrows fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Walbrook
Jane
Jim
Jack
No. 9
Jape
Yack
Min
Cupid
New York Bootleg Feud Suspect Found Shot Dead at Home
Joseph Ciccarelli, twenty seven, was found slain in his three room apartment with a single bullet in the left temple. Police suspect a bootleg feud and note Ciccarelli’s wealth and mysterious finances. Rose Vitale found the body after he failed to keep a supper date. Detectives believe the killer had access to a key. Authorities seek a blonde associate connected to his Bay Ridge residence and assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Clccarelli
Rose Vitale
Eleventh Avenue
Mra
Mra. Vitale Informed, Capt. Raymond Homan
Vincent Sweeny
Ciccarelli
Fort Gadmilton
United Israel-Zion Hospital
Boman
Bay Ridge
Strange Antarctic Egg Tale From Captain Mawson
Pathfinder reports an odd incident from Sir Douglas Mawson’s British Australian New Zealand Antarctic expedition. A case of eggs stored aboard the Discovery in Capetown grew stale but revived in South Polar air, becoming fresh and fit for breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Mawson
Discovery
Capetown
South Africa
South Polar
Pathfinder
Fake Detectives With Tin Badges Fined in Milwaukee
Anthony Molter and Ernest Vared posed as detectives with tin stars and accepted small gifts from grocers and stores in Milwaukee. Authorities found them impersonating officers and they paid a $10 fine for the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Anthony Molter
Ernest Vared
Motorist Killing Fox Sells Fur for Fifty Dollars
A Montpelier motorist struck and killed a silver fox but did not damage the pelt. He subsequently sold the fur for 50 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Dabo
Stanley
Squirrel Starves in Doll Bed in Madison Home
William Oppel family found gnawed window sills and a dead squirrel wedged between the sheets of a doll bed after a month’s absence. The rodent is believed to have entered via the chimney, crawled into the doll bed, and starved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
William Oppel
Visitors and locals mingle in Zions Valley homes
Fragments list visitors to the Frank Matson home and nearby families from Vandergrift, Av onmore, Shelocta, and Apollo. Names include Scott Walker Willones Israel Walker Royden Walker and others. Notes mention the Columbia Gas Cars drilling a well at Harvey Kepple place and Harold Reefer’s Ohio visit. An elderly resident, Will Mossbaugher, suffered a stroke but improves. A closing quote panel notes self improvement and two proverbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Matson
Scott Walker
Willones
Blairsville
Israel Walker
Shelocta
Royden Walker
Will George
Gon
Rishel
Vandergrift
Schrecengost
Anna
Ida Scott
Phillips
Laura Thomas
Avonmore
Anderson
Clyde Walker
Walker
Walter Layton
Ina
Emma Matson
Harry Miller
Will Atoauba
Yale
Jennie Anderson
Columbia Gas Cars
Harvey Kepple Place
Harvey Reefer
Girty
Philip Reefer
Galley
John Beighley
Olive
Arthur
John Wassen
Allshouse
Reigh Brothers
Alvin’ Smith
Linberger
Gladys McMillen
Lorraine
Allison
Knox Long
Residents and visitors share weekend in Smicksburg area
Clearfield residents Franklin Orcutt Frank Ellis and William Leonardson visited Bert BlEip in Smicksburg on Sunday while Clayton Lewis of Pittsburgh spent time with his parents. Local figures attended GBA picnic near Indiana and the East Conference convention in Leechburg. Lightning damaged Herbert Barretts barn and readings note community activities at the Lutheran church and Ladies Aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Orcutt
Frank Ellis
William Leonardson
Clearfield
Bert. BlEip
Clayton Lewis
Pittsburgh
M. K. Lewis
Bella Hdelblute
Punxsutawney
James Robinson
Chas. Sunberg Grove
Indiana
Franklin Williamson
Robert Elkin
Duff Crawford
Chag
Condron
Herbert Barrett
B. B. Crawford
Chas
Allen
Freda
Bernice
Ae Elmer Stear
Jeff Davis
Wilkinsburg
J. B. Troutman
Jack
Bert Hikin
Clarion River
Hebron Lutheran Church
Leechburg
M. L., Black
Nancy Black
John Wagner
Clarence Stiteler
Russel Lewis
Rafe Walker
Lola Fulton
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Bureau News
Parkwood Grange
Iirst
Guernsey Breeders
Guernsey Cattle Club
Charles F
Sundberg
R.C
R. H. Olmstead
J. Will Mayes
Central Guernsey Breeders Association
Guernsey
John Campbell
R.D
Ed Lydick
Charles Sundberg
Walter Ewing
John Henderson
Elders Ridge
Reaalta
Henry Town
Mayer
Blair County
Mr. Olmstead
Bull Association
J. &C. Feed Co
Indiana, PA
Pacific
Donald Moorhead
Tudtanu
Richmond
Nicholtown
Frank Wagner
Edna Mumau
Charles Laton
Loney O’harard
Frank Reithmiller
Wayne Spencer
Loney O’harrah
Geo. W. Oaks
Leo
Dennis Kinnan
Glenn
Hutchinson
Imperial Type Magazine
Dorothy Douglas
McClure
I Cwnu
Troutman’s
Indiana's Shopping Center
China
Zions Valley
Jascha Heifetz
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Smicksburg
J. G. Walker
David Lindsay
Punxsutawiney
Herbert Barretts
Annie Bush James
Wm. Bush
Trade City
Reading
E. B. Dinger
Louise Stiteler
M.D. Weston
Marion
David Edmund
Evan Edmunds
Ladies’ Aid Society
Lutheran Church
Henry Ford
O. EB. Rolvaag
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