Guernsey Club to Meet March at Indiana Hotel
Indiana county Guernsey Cattle Club holds its annual meeting March 13 at noon in the Indiana Hotel dining room with a 50 cent dinner. Officers to be elected, reports given, and talks by R. Gearhart on production records with lantern slides and R. C. Wiggins on Guernseys in Pennsylvania.
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Indiana Hotel
Indiana County Guernsey Cattle Club
R. Gearhart
Pennsylvania
R. C. Wiggins
Pennsylvania Guernsey Cattle Club
Wiggins
Indianaw County
Butler County
J. J. Connolly
Horse and Beef Breeders Meet in March at Moore Hotel
The Horse and Beef Cattle Association of Indiana County will hold its annual meeting on Thursday March 14 on the second floor of the Hotel Moore at 10 oclock with a roast beef dinner at noon and an afternoon session. Morning topics include election of officers a report from the Horse Show Committee and talks by Dr H R Church and others. Afternoon sessions feature remembrances of Linus McHenry and panels on stallion ownership, beef feeding and related topics with multiple named participants and a film from the U S Department of Agriculture.
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Moore Hotel
Indiana County
Itz
Hotel Moore
D. J. Fisens
R, H. Thompson
H. R. Church
Harrisburg
Colt Club
A. P. Popson
E. C. Gilhousen
R. J. Mumau
Charles Buterbaugh
Linus McHenry
Jim White
Doc Connolly
Jack Warner
Ed. Hughmani
Jesse Griffith
W. H. George
J. B
iLove
George Rose
Glenn Swan
Clair Long
John Blose
Leonard Mumau
Leonard Deabenderfer
Shields McMillen
Henry Roney
G. 8. Kunkle
Rupert Farnbaugh
Bleer
Harry Kunkle
Lloyd Rosenasteel
Alex Bennett
Paul Hopkins
Clarence McFeaters
James A. Simpson
H. R. Golden
Wess Ackerson
U. S
Department of Agriculture
J. W. Warner
Five top herds in milk and fat from February dairy test
February report by Carl Johnston covers 28 tested herds with 396 cows milked or part month and 28 dry. Top milk producers: Torrance State Hospital, County Home, H W Mumau, H N Haskell, C B Gerhard. Top butter fat: H W Mumau, H B Wetzel, W S Wetzel, Torrance State Hospital, H N Haskell. Six cows sold for profit and six for beef.
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First Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Carl Johnston
Torrance State ‘Hospital
R.H
County Home
H. W. Mumau
H. N. Haskell
Gr.g
H. B. Wetzel
R. & Grj
W. S. Wetzel
Torrance State Hospital
N. Haskell
Stake 25th anniversary celebrated by Cherryhill couple
Mr. and Mrs. 7. D. Stake of Cherryhill township marked their 26th wedding anniversary on March 2 at home, with more than 125 attendees, a noon dinner, gifts, and a toast. Rev. R. S. Shirey spoke, Wissinger brothers provided Mitac, and a serenade followed. A large gathering included many local families and friends from Indiana and Punxsutawney, with a letter of congratulations read from Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Pifer.
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Cherryhill
D. Stake
Cherryhill Township
Wissinger Brothers
WWSW
Pittsburgh
Shirey
W. M. Pifer
R. S. Shirey
Gon
Allen
Indiana
Murray MclHenry
Junior
Bobby
Jay Swartz
Joan
Elvin Sharp
Johnstown
Mra
J. C. Work
C. ‘M. Ellenberger
W. H. Ellenberger
Tommy
Billy
Helen
Dickie
H. B. Deafenderfer
Sanford
Henry
Harry
Glenn
Esther
Blaine Short
Imogene Short
Jas, Simpson
Mark Simpson
Janet
W. Shearer
Erma
Blaine
Sylva
Merle
Carl Stake
Benton MccCracken
Kenneth
Clair McCracken
Betty
Peggy
Ruth
Hitler Groft
Edward Langham
William Wnibert
Lawrence
Ruby
Louis
James
William Nibert
Walter Ruffner
Lolly Hellman
Roy Ritchie
Max Nibert
Joe
Roselma ‘Rising
Fred Rapach
Edward
Howard
Paul Wissinger
Bessie
Roy
Goldie
Jess
Carl Lydick
Ruth Shirley
Paul Brown
Ora Heilman
Clark
Avi
Anna
Mary
JB. N, Lydick
Howard Lydick
Mary Louise
H. A
Nichol
Brushvalley
Glenn Brown
Homer City
John Thomas
Everett Bowman
Eleanor
Lester Ray
John Kanarr
Ida 'Berkepile
Wade Berkepile
Clay Berkepile
W. R
Martin Ober
James McAfoos
Three Good Club Offers For Indiana County Subscribers
Offers for Indiana County readers include one year access to Country Home Poultry Tribune McCALL'S MAGAZINE Shadoplay Household M PATHFINDER and four publications for a set price. If outside Indiana County, add 60 cents per offer to order. Address orders to The News Progress Indiana Penna.
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Indiana County
Indiana
Yar Breeder's Gazette
American Fruit Grower
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune
Indiana Progress Country Home
McCall's Magazine
Household M Pathfinder
Issu
Progress Indiana
Penna
Plan to issue bonds for affordable housing to revive labor
A letter argues the nation should issue one billion dollars in four percent bonds to fund building inexpensive homes for moderate means. It explains a $2500 to $4500 house, monthly payments, and local tax revenue, claiming the program would restore employment, generate tax income, and avoid socialist labels while returning money to the government with interest. ABA W. Scott signs from Indiana Pa, March 4, 1935.
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United States
Jones
Caesar
Aba W. Scott
Indiana
Mrs Sherman's Pig and the Birth of Checks and Balances
A 1687 Boston tale recounts Mrs. Sherman suing Capt. Keayne after her pig was killed. Keayne wins for slander, sparking a seven year dispute that drives Massachusetts to create a two house assembly, instituting checks and balances later echoed in Congress and state legislatures. The tale frames the pig as a symbol of fair representation amid political upheaval.
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National Congress
Weddings Far and Wide Across Local Districts
WEDDINGS OF A WEEK Miller cores Lucerne Mines and Margaret Caldwell Homer City united March 4 by Rev Lipski. Miller a coal miner son of late Mr and Mrs Grant Miller. Bride daughter of Mr and Mrs James M Caldwell. Ansley Lamkie marriage announced Margaret Mae Lamkie Glen Campbell to Murray J Ansley Barnesboro occurred February 16. Lydie Lloyd Harvey Commodore and Maranda Lloyd Hastings wed Monday by Squire Walter H Jackson Nixon building. Patton Sasala Wilber E Patton and Anna Sasala Clymer wed Tuesday by Squire Jackson.
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Ansley-Lamkie
Misa Margaret Mae Lamkie
Mary Lamkie
Glen Campbell
Murray J. Ansley
J. B. Ansley
Barnesboro
Lydie Lloyd Harvey
Lydie
Commodore
Misa Maranda Lloyd
Hastings
Squire Walter H. Jackson
Town
Nixon Building
Patton-Sasala
Wilber E. Patton
Anna’ Sasala
Clymer
Walter H. Jackson
Peelor District News Briefs and Local Visits
Carl Kessler, son of George Kessler, operated on for appendicitis at Indiana hospital last week. condition critical then, now improved. Peddicord family visitors include Vandergrift trip to see Mrs. Grant Rowe, bedfast for over five weeks. Mrs. Rowe, formerly Margaret Peddicord, and Olive Rowe of Pittsburgh, spent weekend with parents. Earle Foreman attended quilting bee near Fulton Run. Isabelle Tackitt visiting Ruby Layton in Indiana. Armstrong township PTA to meet March 15 at Peeler school. program planned. Reports from Parkwood Anthony Run Laney show large attendance. April meeting to be at Uncapher school near McIntyre. Mary Peddicord returned home after weeks with Mrs. Bell near Grove Chapel, who dislocated her hip and was bedfast.
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Carl Kessler
George Kessler
Indiana Hospital
Mra. C. D. Peddlcord
Vandergrift
Mis
Grant Rowe
Rowe
Vionn ‘Rowe
McKees' Rocks
Misa Olive Rowe
Pittsburgh
Earle Foreman
Jack Smith
Fulton Run
Isabelle Tackitt
Ruby Layton
Indiana
Armstrong Township
Parent Teacher Association
Peeler School
Parkwood
Anthony Run
Laney
Uncapher School
McIntyre
Mary Peddicord
Bell
Grove ‘Chapel
Little Miss Wadeworth visits grandparents in Cramer
Various local notes report Robinson girl Mabel Wadeworth visiting grandparents in Cramer. Other items mention visitors from Blairaville to Blairsville, CCC camp departures to Elizabethville, trips to Indiana, Smicksburg fire wardens visiting Ralph Johns, mining employment, a surprise birthday party for Clyde Anderson, hospital readmission for Russell Alford, and several local residents’ health and social events including a chicken dinner hosted by United Evangelical Sunday school classes.
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Arthur Johns
Clarence Allishouse
Heshbon
Clyde Anderson
Anderson
Russell Alford
Veterans Hospital
Aspinwall
Charles Robinson
Duncan
Johnstown
A. L. Robinson
Charles Cadwell
New Florence
United Evangelical Sunday School
James Dunsmore
John JC. Lear
Hazel Robinson
Irene Lichtenfels
Florence ‘Brett
Nona Cline
Dorothy Cline
Mary Lichtenfels
Mary ‘Brendlinger
Wilda Ressler
Dorothy Donahue
Mas Ellen McAnusty
William ‘Nelson
Boyd McElvee
Edward Moorhead
Douglas Dunamore
Harry Fulcomer
Lawn Cline
Donald Fisher
Bart Frain
Arthur Johna
Thomas Johns
Exoneration in Blacklick Fatal Coasting Crash
A coroner's jury absolved William Brown 12 of Blacklick of blame in the death of John Wick 11 after a coasting accident near their home on Feb 26. Wick crashed into an abandoned car frame. Brown, who clung to the rear, did not steer. Death ruled accidental.
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William Brown
Blacklick
John Wick
Wick
Brown
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Frank T. Murphey
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Soil Erosion Service
Is. E. Dible
D. C. LeFevre
Charles Zerby
Zerby
CCC
Warner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
R. V. Kerr
North Ninth St
Pema
RAL Estate
Bearm
J. KE. Lewis Realty Agency
South Thirteenth St. Indianoa
Aes As
New Hampshire
Pauc
Hasinger
Wayne Avenue
A and Mrs
FD. Stake
the Progress and
Pittsburgh Posty Gazette
R. D
Elmo Scott Watson
Peelor District
First NaTional Bank
John Cline
Kenneth Rhinehart
John McClain
Martin Coursin
Harl Pease
Earl McClain
George Muir
Robert Dunsmore
Harry Johns
John Lear
Chester Fisher
United Presbyterian Church
Gilbert Lear
Lear
Leonard Walbeck
Derry
David Weamer
Heal Estate
Weamer
Dale Ue
Clair Rinn & Co
11Th & Water St
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmerd Mutual Casualty Insurence Co
M.C. Stewart
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