Notice to Contractors Green Township Indiana Bid Request
Sealed proposals are invited by Green Township Supervisors for hauling and spreading burnt mine rock from Shanktown No 8 to resurfacing fourteen thousand feet of tow fourteen broad and other work. Bids due June 12 1930 at 11:00 AM at the school office in Stafford Indiana. Certified check required payable to the Supervisors of Green Township. The Supervisors reserve the right to reject any bid.
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Green Township
Indiana
Bennaylvania
Ranke
Lurchage Lane
Commodore
Purchase
Wille
Staiford
Green ‘Township
Frank CG. Bsensahaugh
Department of Highways
W. OW. Moorhead
Brink. Sensilinugh
Fidianga
L A
They Were Bogus Officials and the Brown Brothers
In an April morning incident near the upper Bronx a heavy truck carrying silk was seized by two detectives posing as officers. The Brown brothers Joe and George were carted away to police headquarters, escaped, and later returned to explain their ordeal. Officer O’Meara pursued the truck, and the fake detectives were captured after a water hydrant crash. The brothers arrived later to reclaim their seized vehicle and goods valued at about fifty thousand dollars.
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Brown
Joe
George
Westchester
Boston Post
New York
Upper Sound
Bronx
Cfew
Brothers Brown
Lancaster Avenue
Indian Stadium
O'Meara
O’meara
Brown Brothers
What Price Food Expert Advice on Household Diets From Farm and Fireside
Food experts advise households to allocate about one fifth of the food budget to starchy foods, another fifth to proteins such as meat eggs and their substitutes, a fifth to milk, a fifth to fruits and vegetables, and the remaining fifth to fats oils sweets and beverages. This guidance appears in Farm and Fireside as a practical weekly plan.
Farmers' Week At State College Sets June Dates
Attended by thousands of farmers and families, Farmers' Week at State College June 17 to 19 features Dairying exhibits, talks, and demonstrations. Notes on turkey chick rations, water for sweet peas, safety bull pens, confined chick rearing, quack grass control, and hog pasture emphasize profitability and best practices.
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State College
Local Social Notes From Hillsdale Area
Hillsdale and nearby towns report visits from relatives and friends. Mont Getty and Clark Bartlebaugh were in Indiana on weekends while families meet for church events and a charity food sale on June 14. Many residents, including Ethel Mary Smith and Edna Dishong, visit kin in Glen Campbell and Philipsburg, with several newcomers stopping by local homes.
Sabbath Visitors and Local Social Roundup in Plumville Area
Mr and Mrs Guy Kime and gen of Indiana spent Sabbath at R R Hazlett s Jim Hazlett and family of frost burg spent Sabbath at Don Means Mary Means and Margaret Lock ard attended the Sabbath school convention at Plumville last week Craig Whitaker and family of Niles Ohio spent the weekend with friends here B Be Kime was an Indiana caller one day last week Mrs Margaret Sloniger of Dayton is visiting friends here Mr and Mrs W F Frederick and sons were Cresson visitors Sabbath KE EB Elder and family of Roches ter Mills were callers here Mr and Mrs Blain Coon and fam Hy called on Mr and Mrs Albert Whitaker Sabbath evening Mary Simpson Sara Chapman and Alice North returned home from Washington DC Friday Mr and Mrs Victor Lemon and children of Smyrna spent Sabbath with Mrs Hannah Lemon Mrs Jane Brown of Windber who spent the past two weeks here with friends has returned to her home Miss Alfen McCurdy of Plumville spent the past week with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A EB McAnulty of this place Mrs Tom Kirkley of Alverda spent Wednesday with her mother Mrs M J Cooper Miss Lottie Brown spent Thursday with her nephew Ralph Brown of Watkins Ted Bisy and Doyle Repine attended the young peoples conference at Indiana Saturday Mr and Mrs James McCurdy of Plumville spent Sabbath at the home of Mr and Mrs A EB McAnulty Mrs C W Keith entertained a number of people at her home in honor of her son Marion s sixth birthday
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M. P. Sunday School
Mont Getty
Clark Bartlebaugh
Indiana
Alice Smith
M. P. Church
M. B. Longnecker
Glen Campbell
Ethel Mary Smith
David Strassler
Ralph Huey
Atvella
Edna Dishong
Harry Kerr
Mabel
Jack Dunlap
Clymer
John Rowley
Erma Treese
Philipsburg
Edith Huey
Pittsburgh
G. E. Gromley
Blair Gromiey
Stafford
Edward Nelson
Stifflertown
Everett Petticord
Burnside
Wilbur Longnecker
Olie Long
Mra
Harry Biss
Cherry Trae
Guy Kime
R. R. Hazlett
Jim Hazlett
Frostburg
Don Means
Mary Means
Margaret Lockard
Plumville
Craig Whitaker
Niles
Ohio
B. Be Kime
Margaret Sloniger
Dayton
W.F. Frederick and Sons
Cresson
KE. EB. Elder
Rochester Mills
Blain Coon
Fam Hy
Albert Whitaker
Mary Simpson
Sara Chapman
Alice North
Washington, D.C
Victor Lemon
Smyrna
Hannah Lemon
Jane Brown
Windber
Alfen McCurdy
A. Eb, Mcanulty
Tom Kirkley
Alverda
M. J. Cooper
Lottie Brown
Ralph Brown
Watkins
Ted Bisy
Doyle Repine
James McCurdy
Plumyilie
A. EB. McAnulty
C. W. Keith
Marion
Slen Knab
Vandergrift
Frank Matson
van Anderson
Clyde George
Neville Anderson
Spring Church
Harvey Klingensmith
Leechburg
Harry Wasson
Yatesburg
John Wassen
Catharine Wassen
Mary
Maggie Painter
Loraine McMillen
Allison
Emaline
Mildred Long
Ina
Emma Matson
Ester
Coleman
Carl Anderson
Jennie Anderson
Greg McCoy
Apollo
Walker
Long
Matson
Bash
Alberta Klingensmith
Wagson
Anderson
Kittanning
Dave Lucas
Frank George
Stanley
Vandergrift High School
Laurence Kepple
Apple High School
Lee Anderson
Anna Scott
Bert Townsend
Bee colony lesson and local society news in Vandergrift note
Local notes recount visits among Vandergrift and nearby towns with names such as Wassen Anderson Matson and Klingensmith, plus graduation mentions for Ina Matson and Laurence Kepple. The second part discusses beekeeping biology describing queen, drone, and worker roles, larval development, royal jelly feeding, and emergence timelines. A final tease notes a government radio census.
Rochester Mills residents and area social notes
David Gibson spent a week with his daughter in Indiana with Mrs Olive Zeigler and other relatives. Betty Gibson returned to Pittsburgh after visiting her parents. Ira Drummond and the Puxsutawney visitors spent the weekend with kin. L R Elder and daughter visited Punxsutawney. Roy Spon and Carnahan families joined Gilpatric and Harry Richardson’s household. Robert Dunmire moved into Waldo Work property. Executor’s Notice for J S W Hay estate invites claims and warns debtors. Eleanor R Ray is executrix, Blairsville Borough, June 4, 1930.
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David Gibson
Olive Zeigler
Indiana
W. Oberlin
D. W. Oberlin
Betty Gibson
Wm. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Ira Drummond
Johnstown
Punxsutawney
C. W. Warner
Rossiter
Waldo Work
J. S. W. Hay
Blairsville
Eleanor R. Ray
Walnut St
Alwirsyile
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Pector
Associated Securities
Associated Gas and Electric Company
Associated System
Associated Gas and Electric Securities Company Incorporated
Indiana, Pa
RosseDeGaetano Master Cleaners
Philadelphia Street
Your Health Food Center
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Hillsdale
Martha
Helen Barnes
Cherry Tree
Mrs. Jenkins
Ollie Long
Abe Longnecker
Suxay
Georgeville
Spruce
Zions Valley
Bes
United States
Uncle Sam
The
First National Bank
Penna
Charles Dickens
Clark
Silas C. Streams
Day Myers
Philadelphia
Willana
Win
Pierce
John A. Kee
Leroy BE
Queen Quality
Wilbur Coon
Matrix Shoes
Phila
Nunn Bush
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