Wheat variety demonstrations set for July in Indiana County
Farm Extension News reports two wheat variety demonstrations on Tuesday July 3 in Indiana County. At Clyde Hand's near Purchase TAne at 10 A M and at P D Wilson's southwest of Indiana at 6 30 P M seven wheat varieties will be planted side by side with three drill treatments Fertilizer tests compare yields J B R Dickey State College and County Agent Warher will sample plots for threshing yield and discuss variety merits The demonstrations, on macadam road between Pixonville and Purchase Line and on Saltsburg road west of the County Home, promise clear yield data to be printed later The varieties tested include Forward Pennsylvania 44 Blue Stem Fultz Parkoff Leap s Prolific and Trumbull
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Indiana County
Clyde Hand
Purchase Tane
J. B. R. Dickey
State College
Warher
Mr. Dickey
Clyde Houck’s
P. D
Mr. Houck
Pixonville
Purchase
Mr. Wilson
Saltsburg
Forward
Pennsylvania
Blue Stem
Fultz, Parkoff
Leap's Prolific
Trumbull
Early Garden Planting Notes for Indiana Counties
County Agent Warner advises that in most Indiana counties early garden crops like lettuce spinach radishes peas and some cabbage and beets should be harvested by late June or early July. After harvest the vacated ground can be planted with beets carrots late cabbage sweet corn beans and certain greens with timing varying by county and season.
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Indiana County
Warner
Reed Engagement to New York Man Sets Fall Wedding
Miss Martha Priscilla Reed plans a September wedding in Indiana to Arthur Montcalm Browning of Newburgh New York with Dr and Mrs Charles Paul Reed of North Seventh Street announcing. Reed a Vassar 1932 graduate worked in allergy research at New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital. Browning a Dartmouth 1930 and Harvard Law 1933 graduate practices law with Equitable Life Assurance Society in New York City and is nephew of Silas Browning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Priscilla Reed
New York City
Charles Paul Reed
North ‘Seventh Street
Arthur Montcalm ‘Browning
Lloyd Browning
Newburgh
N. Y
Indiana
Miss Reed
Vassar
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Browning
Dartmouth
Harvard Law School
Phi Kappa Sigma
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Silas Browning
North Ninth Street
Radio for the Farm Home Promises Power from Car Battery
Roy Schrecengost owner of Highland Garage in Nolo holds exclusive agency for the six volt Tatro radio. It runs without B batteries and can operate on a regular auto battery for over 100 hours per charge. Tested and approved by Westinghouse engineers, it is offered at a reasonable price. Further details to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Schrecengost
Highland
Nolo
L Tatro
Westinghouse Research Engineers
Elephants Prove Quick Learners In Circus Ranking
Old saying about dogs fails for elephants says Dr Blair of Bronx Park. Russell Bros Circus trainers report elephants learn tricks quickly, rival chimpanzees in intelligence, with memory and reasoning shown as they tour Indiana. Capacity to learn varies little with age.
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Blair
New York
Bronx Park
Russell Bros
Indiana
Russell Bros. Circus
Russell Circus
Rolla
Miller’n
Kapitan
Rin-Tin-Tin
Wales
Bhaty
New York Zoo
Doubts Are Traitors Quote From Measure for Measure
The line from Measure for Measure Act 1 Scene 4 states that doubts are traitors, causing us to forfeit good chances we might otherwise win by hesitating to attempt.
Recipes for the Fishing Season
Open fishing season prompts a handy guide for the modern housewife to dress and cook fish. Classic sauces mirror seventeenth century recipes while bold pantry flavors empower quick prep. Detailed methods cover baked fish with tartar or mustard sauce, stuffed white fish, fish stuffing, and tomato sauce pairings, with precise ingredients and oven times.
Weddings of a Week in Blairsville Area
A string of recent marriages is detailed from Blairsville and surrounding areas. Gladys Lu Wilda Johnston wed Dr. Eugene L. Dimeo in Pittsburgh. Wilbur D. Helman and Carrie Ella Moore married in Luciusboro. Tony Gandolph wed Nora Halman in Pittsburgh. Ralph W. Steele and Roberta Hileman tied in Indiana. Moody Gross Shields wed Milton Shields in Hen Avon. Dale Norwood Boyer married Ruth Pauline Stewart in Whitesburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Gandolph
Nora Halman
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Greiner Baking Company
Town
North Tenth Street
Kelty Kelty Shannon Kelty and Miss Elizabeth Silvis wed
Charles Shannon Kelty and Elizabeth Silvia both of Blairsville were married in Blairsville on June 22 by Rev. William J. Miller. The groom, a Blairsville wire chief, is son of George A. Kelty of Latrobe. The bride, a Blairsville resident, has been a teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelty-Silvis
Charles Shannon Kelty
Elizabeth Silvia
Blairsville
William J. Miller
George A. Kelty
Latrobe
Wm. E. Silvis
Kanouff and Sutter Unite in June Nuptials at Rochester Mills
Henry Clay Kanouff and Miss Dorothy Ines Sutter were married at Rochester Mills on June 18 by Rev. W. B. Tobias. The groom, a miner, is the son of Mr and Mrs Milton Kanouff. The Lyons Sutter.
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Kanouft-Sutter
Henry Clay Kanouff
Dorothy Ines Sutter
Rochester Mills
W. B. Tobias
Milton Kanouff
Lyons Sutter
Byers and Petti cord unite in Indiana nuptials
Bert Byers and Grace Petticord, both of Indiana, wed in Indiana on June 21 with Justice Walter H. Jackson officiating. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs James Byers, is a farmer. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Petticord, hails from Indiana.
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Byers-Petticord
Bert Byers
Grace Petticord
Indiana
Walter H. Jackson
James Byers
James Petticord
Brothers Bowser and Bowser wed in Ebensburg
Brothers Milton Brothers and Miss Mary Edith Bowser of Smicksburg, both engaged in farming and teaching, were united in marriage at Ebensburg on June 22 by Rev. George Thornton. The groom is son of Warren and Mrs. Brothers. the bride is daughter of Arnold and Mrs. Bowser.
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Wilbur D. Helman
Indiana
A. D
Carrie Ella Moore
Luciusboro
Reed S. Shirey
Evangelical Church
Robert Helman
Cyrus Moore
Boyer Stewart Dale Norwood Boyer
Shelocta
Ruth Pauline Stewart
Whitesburg
Larissa Papajean
Amos Boyer
Joshua Stewart
Bowser
Kleo
Milton Brothers
Mary Edith Bowser
Smicksburg
Ebensburg
George Thornton
Warren Brothers
Arnold H. Bowser
Ferguson Madden union at New Castle
Ferguson of Clearfield and Odessa Madden of Cherry Tree wed at New Castle on June 19, officiated by Rev D B Schnebley. The groom works as an engineer and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Nonkin of Cherry Tree. Forsha Smith Wayne Forsha and Ieabella Smith married at Blairsville on June 19 at M B church, with Rev J A McCamey officiating. Wayne Forsha is the groom’s son and Ieabella Smith the bride, daughter of Mrs George Smith of Blairsville.
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Forsha-Simith
Wayne Forsha
Ieabella Smith
Blairaville
J. A. McCamey
M. B. Church
George Smith
Blairsville
Bailey and Miss MacTavish Wed in Dixonville
Hailey MacTavish James Nathaniel Bailey of Anita and Miss Jane MacTavish of Clymer were married in Dixonville on June 19 by Rev. Harold C. Van Wormer. The bride’s mother is Mrs. John MacTavish of Clymer.
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Hailey-MacTavish
James Nathaniel Bailey
Anita
Jane MacTavish
Clymer
Dixonville
Harold C. van Wormer
John McTavish
Newspaper Pricing Notice for County Residents
An offer from A Good Newspaper presents The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette to R. D. gourdants of Indiana county. Price is $6.50 per year and $36.00 for three years for out of county residents.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Peat Gazette
R. D. Gourdants
Indiana County
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Local families gather for visits and a death noted in Knox area
Social rounds in Knox and nearby towns include Mrs Maud Crop with son Willard and niece Miss Mung visiting Mrs Anna Smith, Cor nelia Christy visiting Vandergrift, and numerous Jamison and Schrecengost family gatherings. Death reported for Mrs William Coates of Sharpsburg. notes on visitors and travels among locals and neighbors. Also a financial snippet notes nearly 3.5 billion dollars tied up in banks that failed or were restricted last year.
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Maud Crop
Willard
Mung
Knox
Anna €. Smith
Cornelia Christy
Vandergrift
J. H. Christy
A. M. Jamison
J. W. Houser
Raymond
Arlene
Ruth
Bell School
Emma
Mildred Fuckinger
Stoney Point
Earl Schrecongost
Lena Kennedy
Richard
Mary
Leon Silvia
Near Apollo
Jamison
Smith and Johns
Anna ©. Smith
5. H. Henderson
I. J. Sell
Curry Run
William Coates
Sharpsburg
Mary McKnight
Near
Vira George
Buff Coleman
Haston
Misa Lucinda George
Emma Yount
Whitesbore
J. T. Jamison
J. Clair
J. R. Jamison
Robert, Jr
Merle
W. B. Porter
South Bend
Mary Ellen
Matthews
Mrs. Miller
Apollo
Glenn
Maxine
Earl Schrecengost
Indiana
Sal
Local residents visit kin and attend reunion events
Mrs Lizzie Jack Robinson of Windber and Mrs Ama Greenwalt of Indiana visited their mother Mrs Caroline Foust along with Miller family members at their home. Visitors from nearby towns joined relatives at the Alters reunion in Campbells Mills and other relatives were noted in accounts of a week of gatherings and hospital news.
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Forrest Kunkle
Turtle Creek
Campbells Mills
Clyde Anderson
Mra
Boward Anderson
Elizabeth Mair
Miles Muir
Frank Croll
Edwin Croll
William B. Nixon
Indliana Hospital
Arthur McAnulty
Memorial Hospital
Johnstown
Pat
Lizzie McDonald
Jeannette
Forrest Walbeck
David Little
Harrisburg
Jerry Leu
Archie Fulcomer
Protect Your Crops with Progress Trespass Notices
Post your premises with Progress Trespass notices to deter trespassers from damaging or pilfering vegetables and fruit. The Indiana Progress and Paper Trespass Notices are offered at six for 25 cents and five for three cents respectively, with postage optional.
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Indiana Progress
Indieang
Penna
Newspaper Offer for Indiana County Readers
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette announce a subscription offer to R. D. residents of Indiana county at $5.50 per year, with out-of-county subscribers priced at $6.00 per year. The offer specifies annual rates and eligiblity details for local residents.
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1644 Pha
Tadlina
E.T. C. Music Shop
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Everything In Music
Luxenberg
Elliott James
Chicago
Edith
Jack
Betty
Josephine Gibson
Heinz Food Institute
Gladys Lu Wilda Johnston
Eugene L. Dimeo
Ellwood City
C. A. Sanderbeck
Blairsville High School
John Johnston
A. Dimeo
University of Pittsburgh
Gandolph
Helman
First National Bank
Girty
Sadie McKee
Joan Crawford
Franchot ‘Tone
Sadie McHee
Saley
Adolphe
Jone
Warner Baxter
Madge Evane
Joe BE
Brown
Alice ‘White
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