Mark Simpson elected president of County Horse and Mule Association
At the annual meeting in Indiana County members chose Mark Simpson of Indiana RD5 as president for the year. Officers include Vice President Alex Bennett Homer City and Secretary Treasurer R H Thompson Home. Directors are James H White Indiana RD6 D J Fiscus Indiana and Lester Ray Indiana RD6. The group awarded Keystone Gold Medal Colt Club honors to several members and discussed plans for the 1937 Horse Show. The dinner featured BE S Bayard and Dr A Marshall spoke on horse breeding and sanitation. County dues set at 2.50 with allocations to the State Club Jersey Club and county bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Simpson
County Horse and Mule Association
Indiana
Alex Bennett
Homer City
R. H. Thompson
Home
James H. White
D. J. Fiscus
Lester Ray
Keystone
Warner
Wallace Smith
Marion Center
R, HH. Thompson
Mack
G. C. Swan
R. F. Ramer
Shelock Ta
Robert Coleman, Jr
iLivermore
C. W. Long
Orange McMillen
Rochester Mills
Sam Kuntz
Walter
Ed. Hughmanic
Earl ‘Putt
Clymer
J. E. Griffith
Jack Lydie
Moore Hotel
BE. S. Bayard
Virginia Arms
Livermore
Pennsylvania Farmer
A. Marshall
Lexington
Ken
Marshall
Indiana Theatre
McConnaughey Elected President of County Jersey Cattle Club
Clyde McConnaughey of Smicksburg was elected president of the County Jersey Cattle Club at the annual meeting in Marion Center last week. Officers include Vice President E. Dible, Secretary and Treasurer Earl Glasser, with directors John E. Garman, Clyde Houck, C. D. Bence, J. M. Risinger, James Fairman, Harry R. Couch, and Clyde Haskins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde McConnaughey
County Jersey Cattle Club
Smicksburg
R. D
Marion Center
5. E. Dible
Sheloca
Earl Glasser
John E. Garman
Indiana
Clyde Houck
Clymer
No. 1
C. D
Public Sale Notices Near Creekside and Elderton Borough
Public sale notices list personal property to be sold March 12 1937 at Washington township Creekside and Willet with teams cattle hogs farm machinery and household goods plus a second sale in Indiana Pennsylvanias R D 2 John M Rankin estate including electric power tools lumber and hardware followed by Elderton Borough property auction executor Z D Rankin and auctioneers R W George both on March dates with terms cash and notices of additional lot sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Creekside
McCormick
Lottie M. Crawford
R. D
Church St
Indiana
John M. ‘Rankin
Elderton Borough
Z. D. Rankin
R. W. George
One-Day Poultry School Here Friday March 5
State College Experts and local poultrymen sponsor a one day poultry school Friday March 5 at the Indiana Hotel dining room. Sessions run 10 to 12 and 1 to 3 with speakers from Penn State including H H Kauffman and Dr Kenneth Hood. The program features marketing eggs and poultry brooder stoves hatchery egg production poultry disease treatment and ration ingredients with a noon break and an afternoon session on economic conditions of the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Kauffman
W. H. Groft
Indiana
R.D
Day Nichol
J.L. McEchoes
Clyde Bell
Irvin Behm
Marchand
Bruce Neal
Smicksburg
Norman Barkley
Livermore
Percy Gresh
Blairsville
Eshe
Bureau of Animal Industry
Harrisburg
Kenneth Hood
State College
Senior Extension Club Meeting At Marion Center
The WOL Senior Extension Club meets Thursday evening March 4 at 7 45 at Griffith Hall Marion Center. Speaker Miss Mabel McDowell Penn State Extension will discuss personal appearance and dress with emphasis on color combinations. Open to all youths 18 and over including former 4 H members. President Ralph Streamen Secretary Elizabeth Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
WOL
Griffith Hall
Mabel McDowell
Pennsylvania State College
Ralph Streamen
Elizabeth Elder
Warmers Meet at Shelocta Friday Evening
Farmers and families are invited to a Friday evening gathering at 7:30 in the social room of United Presbyterian Church in Shelocta. Dr. Kenneth Hood will address the milk economics, H. B. Steele of Pittsburgh will discuss the current milk marketing situation, and County Agent J. W. Warner will show motion pictures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelocta
United Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Hood
H. B. Steele
Pittsburgh
J. W. Warner
Shelocta-Parkwood
Pruning Demonstration near Heilwood by County Agent
County Agent J. W. Warner leads an orchard pruning demonstration on March 10 at 1 30 P M at the Henry Bennett farm about two miles east of Heilwood. Those interested in pruning and orchard management are invited to attend. Readership note RK D readers $6 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Warner
Henry Bennett
Heilwood
George Washington and the Lie That Cost a Job
Giuseppe Del Costa, an immigrant in sorrow after losing his job, is guided by his children’s lesson about George Washington who never told a lie. Blake reappears with pay but changes heart, urging Giuseppe to return to work as his family remembers the first president’s truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giuseppe
Blake
America
George Washington
Manuel
Rosa
Papa
United States
Washington
George
Giuseppe del Costa
del Costa
Food of Sea Gulls
Sea gulls raid inland to seek worms and refuse while a Salt Lake City monument commemorates gulls for delivering Mons from a grasshopper plague. The birds have expanded their range from coastal shores to the Dakotas in search of food.
Deliberation Versus Rush and Jam By Raymond Pitcairn
The piece criticizes Congress for rushing legislation and praises recent signs of independent scrutiny by Senators and Representatives. It argues citizens gain a stronger voice when measures are studied, explained, and debated, rather than hurried through. Government serves the people who bear its costs, and elected officials must answer to us.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Con
House
Senate
Washington
Vast Variety of Diseases Overwhelm Nonprofessionals
A long article emphasizes that more than 20 000 diseases exist, with over 8 000 observed in a major Pennsylvania hospital. It argues only physicians can diagnose and treat, urging reliance on the nation’s 150 000 physicians 300 000 nurses and 7000 hospitals to reduce deaths from ailments like appendicitis and cancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
United States
Curry Run Church Services Next Sunday At 11
Preaching at Curry Run church will be by Rev. R. M. Offutt at 11 o clock next Sunday with Sunday school at 10. Roy Fulmer recovered from a quingy is able to be out. Mrs. Nancy Fleming returned home after staying with her daughter Mrs. I. J. Wood for several weeks. Lamar McCreight spent the year at Seling Grove and visited his parents for two weeks. Visitors in the McCurdy home last Sunday included Mr. and Mrs. Dalt Shaner and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin, Mary Lieb, Alta McCurdy and Wi ox, Miss Kathryn Kunkle and Ethel Nudge of Indiana attended church. Alberta Fulmer spent the past week with her parents and Max Fulmer drove truck for Roy Fulmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalt Shaner
Thomas Franklin
Mary Lieb
Alta McCurdy
Kathryn Kunkle
Ethel Nudge
Indiana
Our Church
Alberta Fulmer
Max Fulmer
Roy Fulmer
Edith Miller visits Dixonville area amid local updates
Miss Edith Miller visits friends in Binkhampton while the community reports flu patients Mrs Tampt and Mrs Zerfoss. Pine Flats visitors include B Tate and family and W EB Tate with Ted Watterson. Lydia Hill moves to Furman house Main street. Mary Napp improves after three weeks of illness. Emma Watson returns to high school after brief illness. O Napp home hosts visitors including W Tate family and Ted Watterson. Gazette to R D readers five dollars and sixty cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixonville
Edith Miller
Binkhampton
N. Y
Tampt
Zerfoss
B. Tate
Pine Flats
Lydia Hill
Furman House
Main Street
L. W. Jacoby Vissted
Glen Campbell
Mary Napp
Emma Watson
W. EB. Tate
Ted Watterson
Conemaugh Community Notes Overnight Visits and Local Events
Conemaugh residents and relatives gathered from Ohio Blatavia Pittsburgh Blairsville and Blairsville areas for weekend visits. Church services are scheduled March 7 with Sunday school at 10 15 and preaching at 11 15 led by Rev Stitt of Waynesburg. A new furnace is being installed at Dwight Barkley’s house and Margaret Dixon’s car was damaged in a Route 80 collision near Indiana.
Local Socials in Uniontown and Nearby Towns
Rev and Mrs M R Tygon visited Bert Rummel home Friday afternoon. Miss Vivian Beringer spent weekend with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Norman Stahl in Clymer. Mr and Mrs Wayne Coble spent Saturday evening with friends in Saint Benedict. Miss Margaret Overman spent weekend with home folks near Penn Run. Mr and Mrs Allan Pounds and family were out of town on Saturday. Misa Beryl Rummel of Cherry Tree spent Sunday at her home here. Mr and Mrs B Coble spent Sunday afternoon with the former's parents in Pine Grove. Elva Jean King of Pine Grove spent Sunday with Phyllis Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
M. R. Tygon
Bert Rummel
Vivian Beringer
Mra
Norman Stahl
Clymer
Wayne Coble
Saint Benedict
Margaret Overman
Folka
Penn Run
Allan Pounds
Misa Beryl Rummel
Cherry Tree
B. Coble
E. P. Coble
Pine Grove
Elva Jean King
Phyllis Gibson
Kimmel Family Hosts Washington Birthday Program
Plum Creek reports tell of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kimmel and child Josephine hosting relatives at Green Oak. the Kimmel school Washington's Birthday program drew thirty residents. Other items note Mrs. Paul McFarland in Indiana hospital, Ralph Henry with mumps, and Brethren church news including Rev. Wimmer’s reappointment and a shower for newlyweds Blair Frailey and Clair Kinter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plum Creek
Lee Kimmel
Josephine
Clair Kinter
Alberta Shaffer
Janet Ramer
Meyers Kimmel
Kittanning
Mechling
Kimmel
Neal Clark
Elderton
Chemistry Professor Jones Nitric Acid Note
Cadet Jones asks what HNOS stands for and the chemistry professor presses for an answer. The cadet reveals the term nitric acid, noted in a Gazette to readers of the Army and Navy Journal, issue 35,50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Army & Navy Journal
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farm Extension News
Indiana County
Ball Association
Purchase Line
Jersey, Bulletin
Raymond Pitcairn
Sentinels of the Republic
H. H. Eichenlaub
Western Pennsylvania Hospital
The
Progress and
First National Bank
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Conemaugh
Richard ‘Cunningham
Ohio
Frank McPhilimy
Blatraville
Well Cunningham
Albert Haberstick
August Haberstick
J. A. Dixon
Raymond Marshall
Betty
J. A. Ewing
Anna Mae Marshall
John Strong
Waddell
Stitt
Waynesburg
John Fife
I. M. Speedy
Allen Fails and Sons
George and
Don
Pitcairn
Samuel Gibson
JL. G. Dixon
Paul Dixon
Wilson Ewing
Salinburg
Jerry Little
Floyd and
Clyde
Smickeburg
J. L. Little
Roy McGinley
W. B. McGinley
Dwight Barkley
Margaret Dixon
Kitt Optical
Seventh St
Luxenberg
J. G. McCrory CO
7Th & Phila
Sts
Penna
Coats
Mayfair Shoppe
Philadelphia Street
Tadiana, Pa
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