Bull Calves for Sale at State College Dairy Herd
Farm Extension News reports a sales list of bull calves from the Pennsylvania State College dairy herd priced from 20 to 60 dollars each, with registered calves transferred to new owners. The college herd is tuberculosis and Bang tested with production records on all females. John R. Campbell of Indiana will visit on Farmers Day, June 14, bringing two Guernsey calves for Mrs. H. Groft and himself. One Holstein calf has a record of 21 238 pounds milk and 798 pounds fat. A Jersey calf comes from a Gold Medal cow with 14 222 pounds milk and 740 pounds fat.
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Pennsylvania State College Jiia
Warner
T. B
John R. Campbell
Indiana
H. Groft
White Township
Gale
Emergency Crops Can Be Planted For Hay
Dry weather reduces western state hay crop. agronomist Warner advises cutting clover in bloom for quality and early second crops. In serious shortages, sow millet or Sudan grass by July 1 with heavy fertilizer. Oats and wheat can be cut for green hay. millets withheld until bloom and soybeans or buckwheat alternatives may be planted on prepared land.
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Warner
Sudan
Indiana County Wool Market Sees Inactive Bid Activity
Indiana County sheep and wool growers report low market activity with four Pennsylvania pools sold at an average of 28.25 cents per pound. Directors expect more activity as the season progresses, with bids typically opened in late June or early July. Indiana County pools about 42,000 pounds annually into two carloads, with wool graded weighed and loaded at a central point.
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Indiana County
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Public Sale of Farm Property and Cattle Near Fulton Run
The undersigned holds a public sale at the old Graft farm on the road between Fulton Run and Creekside on Saturday June 16 at 1 00 PM. Items include 4 Milch cows young cattle farm implements a reaper mowing machine two horse corn worker cider mill hay rake corn planter hay ladders two horse wagon cutting box timber and more. Auctioneer David Bethel plus Arthur Pamterson consign. The notice also includes a humorous poem about horses.
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Fulton Run
Creekside
Arthur Pamterson
David Bethel
Protect Your Crops with Progress Trespass Notices
Warns readers to post premises with Progress Trespass notices to deter trespassers harming crops. Cites Kes Dasserg and Paper Trespass Notices, Mustin Notices priced six for 26 cents and three for 25 cents, with three cents postage. Mentions address for The Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pa.
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Kes- Dasserg
Mustin
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Penna
Sixty plus miners pass tests in Indiana districts
Fifty-six miners were declared successful in tests held in Indiana for first and second grade mine foreman, first grade assistant mine foreman and fire boss across four mining districts. Names and post office addresses appear. the report also records a fatal rock fall at Starford mine killing Steve Honsky, with coworker Joseph Lutsko injured.
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Indiana
Ifire
Moreman
C. Chapman
Ernest
Andrew R. Watt
Reynoldsville
Andrew Pongrance
Stump Creek
Joeph Liptac
Helvetia
Day Hitchjinga
Spencer
Pride
Clune
Wellington H. Craig
Anita
Lawrence Logan
Spangler
John C. Hughes
Walter Plearski
McIntyre
James R. Townsend
Arcadia
John E. King
Edward Hebden
Elnora
Griffith V. Jones
McGees Milla
Dorsey Letper
Colyer
Haven D. Mowrey
Big Run
Elmer McGee
Aultman
Thomas Bradley
Andrew T.lindsay
Hellwood
Richard ‘W. John
William B. Miller
Creekside
Andrew Dryna
Starford
Steve Honsky
Estep Bros. Coal Mining Company
Joseph Lutsko
Honsky
Spangler Lutheral Church
Two County Men Injured After Sleepy Driving Crash
Two men from Hillsdale and Cherry Tree were hospitalized after their car veered off the road and hit a tree near Butler. They had been driving for 48 hours returning from a business trip in Ohio when they fell asleep at the wheel. Douglass suffered facial and arm lacerations, Conner a leg fracture. The drivers of two trucks behind them helped transport them to a hospital.
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A. Conner
Hillsdale
Meade Douglass
Cherry Tree
R. D
Butler
Ohio
Douglass
Mr. Conner
Weddings of a Week Announce multiple Indiana unions
Announcement highlights Kenneth W Kerr and Misa Sara Rankin wed at First United Presbyterian on December 24 1982 with Kerr headed to Newport Union High School. Other marriages listed include Zula Clare Brown to Ben M D Gahagan and Rexford Lockard to Marion Reid with partners from Homer City Lucerne Mines and Plumville plus Harry Hamilton Evan Rainey and Jack Dellafiora Mary Reato in Coral and Hillsdale during June and surrounding dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth W. Kerr
Misa Sara A. Rankin
Indiana
First United Presbyterian Church
John J. McIlvaine
Kerr
John M. Kerr
South Twelfth Street
Indiana High School
Indiana Business College
State Teachers College
United Presbyterian
Dee 8. Rankin
South Eleventh Street
Plumcreek Township
Iselin
Newport Union High School
Harrisburg
J. B. Beck
Homer City
Zula Clare Brown
Ben MD. Gahagan
Lockard-Reid
Rexford Lockard
Marion Reid
Lucerne Mines
Arthur J. Fiehl
Harry §. Lockard
William Tyler ‘Reid
Hamilton-Rainey
Harry Wellington Hamilton
Evan Geneva ‘Rainey
Hillsdale
Rex Brickell
William Hamilton
Charles Rainey
Duff Charged With Manslaughter In Fatal Indiana Crash
J A Duff of Indiana was arrested and charged with manslaughter and driving under the influence after the June 2 fatal crash near the hospital that killed Miss Mary Frick, a graduate nurse. He waived preliminary hearing, posted 1000 bail, and was released. coroner’s inquest reprimanded and discharged him. Ernest Youth Graduates Wenonah Academy Cadet William L Patterson, son of R J Patterson, is among 17 seniors to graduate from Wenonah Military Academy moving on after involvement in cadet activities.
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J. A. Duff
J. al Duff
Indiana
Mary Frick
Indiana Hospital
McClusky
Duffy
Justice of the Peace
J. D. Hill
Duff
Ran Suitary Academy
William L. Patterson
R. J. Patterson
Ernest
Wenonah Military Academy
Wenonah
N. J
Patterson
Indiana High School
Weather Sign Tied to Rooster’s Sunrise Cry
A weather note describes a rooster crowing at sunrise as a predictor. The sign is noted to be in a sharp tone and implies weather will either change or stay the same based on that morning crow.
Local Social Notes and Events in Shady Hollow Area
Shady Hollow entries list visits by the Wingarts, Keppels, and Hendersons from Smicksburg to nearby homes. Upcoming events include a Tax Justice League meeting June 15 with Ed Waldenville's orchestra and Lola Meltnure’s return from the Wilbert Rearick home. Also noted are Children’s Day plans at St Jacobs Lutheran and a Golden Wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Knepshield. A brief note on iodine solution uses and stain removal with household ammonia appears at the end.
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Dora
Genevieve Keppel
Harry B. Henderson
Cheyenne
Wyo
Josephine
Jane Henderson
North Washington
L. M. Henderson
Tax Justice League
South Bend
Waldenville
Maysville
Lola Meltnure
Wilbert Rearick
R. D. Fulton
Orchard Hills
Moorhead
St. Jacobs Lutheran Church
Alvin Roberts
Johnstown
Harry Rearick
Margaret McGaughey
Daniel] McGaughey
Community Visitors Gather For Weekend in Jericho
A string of guests and visitors filled Jericho this weekend. Mr and Mrs Will Lichtenfels and Russell Marsh visited from Mr Tabor. Mr and Mrs John Boyle from near Robinson joined Florence R D Irve Marsh. the McDowell family hosted A J Boyle. Sunday guests at the D J Boyle home included John Luth er of Derry and John De Armin with his son John Sr of Brush Valley, plus Mrs William Muir of West Bolivar. Frank Heiple, employed in New Jersey, spent Sunday with friends. Ray Lichtenfels Jr visited Johnstown on Wednesday. Johnstown callers included Mrs Minnie Walbeck of Germany, Mrs R A Lichtenfein, and Neva McDowell. Charlie Jones of Johnstown spent the weekend here. Gladys Lichtenfeld of Johnstown visited her parents Sunday. Terry Miller of near Allentown is staying with his grandparents here.
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Grandma Marsh
Will Lichtenfels
Russel Marsh
John, Sr
Brushvalley
William Muir
Weat Bolivar
Frank Heiple
New Jersey
Ray Lichtenfels, Jr
Johnstown
Welsh McClain
Miss McClain
Bolivar
Minnie Walbeck
Germany
R. A. Lichtenfein
John McDowell
Neva
Charlie Jones
Gladys Lichtenfeld
Terry Miller
Allentown
Visitors and callers grace Watsons Ridge and nearby homes
Mr and Mrs Virtue Townsend and family from Avonmore visited in eight R Hines home Sabbath. Mrs James Ross and children from Newcastle were guests in J G Hendersons home recently. George Rose of Clarksburg called at Walter Ewings Thursday. John Duncan of Auburn NY spent several days with J G Henderson recently. Mr and Mrs John Beatty of Saltsburg called at Walters Ewing home recently. Arthur Smock called at Walter Ewing's Saturday. Prof Clealand called at J G Hendersons home recently. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five dollars and sixty cents.
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Virtue Townsend
Avonmore
R. Hine
James Ross
Newcastle
J. G. Henderson
George , Rosé
Clarksburg
Walter Ewing
John Duncan
Auburn
N. Y
John Beatty
Saltsburg
Arthur Smock
Prof. Clealand
Sabbath Visitors and Local News From Clareburg Area
Community notes report multiple Sabbath visitors including families from Creekside Beyer Pittsburgh Slickville and Conemaugh visiting Jennie Sandles Gladys Keeley and other locals. Budding birth Jack Roosevelt to Carl Compton. Murray Clark suffers stroke. Buddy Irvin ill. Louise Ferguson returns home. upcoming Children's Day services. Rev Cribba and family visited J A Cribbs.
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Murray Clark
Louise Ferguson
R. N. Coleman
Charles Cribba
Ingram
J. A. Cribbs
Indiana Woman Celebrates 86th Birthday at Family Gathering
Mrs. John A. Mabon of East Church Street celebrated her 86th birthday Monday evening with family. Children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered for refreshments and companionship.
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Mary E. Woods
Mary 2
Woods
John Woods
North Seventh Street
James Woods
Latrobe
Indiana
John A. Mabon
East Church Street
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Witt Home Grange
Rayne Township
Pomona Grange
Home Grange
Grange
H. CG. Altman
H. C. Cunningham
Brushvalley Grange
Paul Walker
Marion Center Grange
Mahoning Grange
Creekside Grange
The
W. Shearer
Bessie Smith
E. M. Thompson
Flora Dale Grange
Savan Grange
Howard Park
Bruce Neal
A. W. Overdorf
Dick Stephens
William S. Weizel
Marion Carter Grange
Hazella Brown
Home Grange Music
May Fetterman
Louise McMillen
Rochester Mills
Ella Hurd
Hurd
Homer Tyger
Trarleyavidle
U. S
Canaia
Myre Insurance
Uoable
Bragcken
Dndtne
E.T. C. Music Shop
Ella T. Cort
Phila, St., Indiana
Everything In Music
Luxenberg
Michael Onuffe
William Tatters
DuBois
Robert B. Hewes
Punxsutawney
Melvin R. Chapman
Charles L. Ling
Whham O. Bush
R.D
Joseph Beresky
Glenn L. Yockey
Hinora
Joseph Golgosky
James C. Weasel
Patton
Eugene P. Kelley
Clifford Brooks
Daniel W. Chapman
Michael Poliske
Sykesville
Omer L. Morrow
Homer G. Nibert
John Raiish
Howard c. Schuckers
Robert McCully
George F. Mehelic
Richard DeHart
John BE. King
John Ketrick
John Ward
Clymer
Jas. R. ‘Townsend
Artadia
George Ramsey, Jr
Robert Harvey, Jr
Leopold Pregerzinsky
Chas. Kuhn
Russell Yasenchuck
Robert Strain
Culver
Doyle Vinton
John Dunchak
Sheriff Wilson
M. M. Davis
Eugene Wilson
F. W. St. Clair
M. M Davis
Dr. Davis
Dr. St. Clair
Gov. Pinchot
Kerr-Rankin
Gahagan-Brown
Allison
Charles Lynn Foose
North Mahoning Township
Francis Leona Allison
Plumville
J. E. McCall
Samuel Foose
Lester Allison
Shady Hollow
Miles Wingart
Smicksburg
B. R. Keppel
J. P. Boyer
Floyd
Hiderton
Valjean Yaley
Joan Crawford
Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Mikesell
I. G. Weaver
Jericho
Watson’s Ridge
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post-Gasette
Claresburg
Joseph Parks
George Edwards and Son
Beyer
F. J. Parks
Marie Sandles
Jack Connelly
Pittsburgh
Albert Sandles
Slickville
Jennie Sandles
Gladys Keeley
Harry Coleman
Minta McPhilimy
Jack Compton
Harold Borland
Jewell
Harry Ferguson
Clair
Conemaugh
Mike Ritz
Willis Miller
Logan Ewing
Buddy Irvin
Carl Compton
Jack Roosevelt
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