Potato Growers Elect Officers at Indiana County Meeting
Ward Overdorf was elected president of the Indiana County Potato Growers Association with R. B. Stutzman as vice president and Clark Pollock as secretary treasurer. Directors include Bert Blakely Paul Hopkins Jacob Fyock and others. The meeting reviewed cooperative grading central grading advantages and marketing improvements for potatoes with reports from county agents buyers and growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward Overdorf
Brustvalley
Indiana County Potato Growers Association
Indiana Hotel
R. B. Stutzman
East Wheatfield Township
Clark
Warren Buterbaugh
Penn Run
H. McCall
Indiana
Harold Gibson
Blairsville
Irvin Behm
Marchand
Doyle Stutzman
Homer City
Rui James
Patterson
West Lebanon
R. D. Marshall
Beyer
Q. CG. McDowell
Somerset County
Maine
Pennsylvania
Joe Fisher
Jennerstown
Harold Schmucker
Berlin
HE. Windish
American Stores
Johnstown
Windish
Miles Horst
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania Potato Growers
Lehigh County
Mercer
Western Counties
Kroger
Paul Hopking
Public Sales Rush at Donahey Elderly Residence Indiana County
A public sale listed for March 28 at the late residence of T M Donahey in T on Indiana County features household goods including piano, sewing machine, wardrobe, radios, furniture, and kitchen items. Also offered are store and residence property, a 35 acre farm belonging to Samuel Donahey, and a later sale of farm implements, livestock, tools, and equipment. Executrix Mrs Anna Grace Long, auctioneer R W George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Donahey
T #on
Indiana County
W. EB. Collins
R. W. George
Samuel Donthey
Samuel Donahey
I. M. Long
Elders Ridge
Olivet
West
Lebanon
Gearhart
Atwater-Kent
Anna Grace Long
BR. W. George
Bangs testing of cattle to begin in Indiana county
Dr. William V. McGroarty of the Federal Bureau of Animal Industry will send four federal veterinarians to Indiana county in about two weeks to test 266 herds for Bangs disease. Cattle owners are urged to apply now to be tested, with no cost for blood samples. Reactors may receive up to 35 dollars on grade and 50 dollars on purebreds, plus meat salvage value. The tuberculin test is also expanding, with nine townships currently tested and the entire county expected to be covered within six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William V. McGroarty
Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
J. W. Warner
Indiana County
Warner
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania Bureau of Animal Industry
Indiana
Guernsey Club Plans Indiana Meet With Expedition Pictures
The Indiana County Guernsey Club will hold its annual meeting at Indiana Hotel dining room at noon Monday March 23. R C Wiggins of the Pennsylvania Cattle Club will show motion pictures from the Admiral Byrd Antarctic expedition featuring Guernseys and the ball calf Iceberg born there. He will also discuss Guernsey progress in Pennsylvania. ladies are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guernsey Club
Indiana
Byrd
Indiana County Guernsey Club
Indiana Hotel
R. C. Wiggins
Pennsylvania Cattle Club
Admiral Byrd
Antarctic
Will Readers Unite Over Forged Will Revealed in Court
In Silas Wharton's reading, Bob Harris accuses attorney Alec Loring and secretary Paul Jackson of forging the will after noting the document was dated March 8, 1082 and made on a paper from a brand not produced until April. The heirs confront a shocked scene as Bob claims the original will never existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B’" Harris
Silas Wharton
Bob
Alec Loring
Loring
Jackson
Ella Norton
John
Fred
Henry Morgan
Jed Norton
Bob Harris
Paul Jackson
Silas
Jim
Uncle Suns
North
Cornell study links damaged chrysanthemums to tarnished plant bug injury
University researchers report that infected chrysanthemums showing no buds or deformed blooms are usually caused by injury from the tarnished plunge bug, suggesting a direct pest damage connection to altered plant development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Stardust Switch Sparks Grim Turf Tale On Bourbon Street
In a noir New Orleans set clash, Johnny helps old trainer Tom Hampton face waning fortune and a treacherous romance. Hurry-up Johnny bets heavily on Stardust, discovering a swap of horses and a shadowy plot by Regan’s gang that threatens the new deal and Phyllis’s loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OM Hampton
Tom
Johnny Bender
New Orleans
Jock
Furry
Johnny
Phyllis
Hourry-up
Regan
Crowley
Stardust
Kid
Phyl
Hurry-up
Hampton
Kegan
Fom
Harry-up
Phylis
Sapphire
Weddings of a Week Report from local area churchs and farms
A week of marriages details multiple couples across Indiana and Armstrong counties. Ruth Williams wed Harry A. Kunkle at M B church with Miss Katherine Horton as attendant. Other unions include Clare Cornman and Milo Cornman. Robert Mumau and Beatrice Blose. Leonard Moffat and Mary Haney. Martin Ghiardi and Emma Swanson. Clark Miller and Marjorie Kepple. Cyrus Bowers funeral noted. Harold Kridler weds Lois Piper. Bennett Bennett and Florence Henry. Arnold Gaston and Verma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kunkle-William
Ruth Williams
Frank Williams
Town
Harry A. Kunkle
Benamin L. Kunkle
Indiana
M. B. Church
Holt Hughes
Katherine Horton
George Kunkle
Rustic Dodge
West Philadelphia Street
Hazard and Hazlett Tie Knot in Montgomery Township
Hazlett of Montgomery township wed in a ceremony conducted by Rev. R. M. Offutt at his home on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Bowers
Pench Run M. E
Manor Cemetery
J. C. Ray
Penn Run
Peter Bowers
Brushyalley
Thomas K. Jones
Fairmount
W. Va
Hazlett
Montgomery Township
R. M. Offutt
Farrowing Time Feed Plan for Brood Sows in March to May
County Agent Warner advises preparing brood sows 10 days to two weeks before farrowing. Omit corn from the ration and replace with bran and oil meal to improve bowels. if needed, a small epsom salts dose may be fed. The day before farrowing, reduce feed to nearly nothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
Feeding sows after farrowing for better piglet health
The guide recommends warm water and a hungry sow may receive a thin slop. Increase the ration gradually from day one to full feed by ten days to two weeks after farrowing, returning to gestation levels. Too fast an increase causes excess milk flow and digestive issues for piglets.
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Farm Extension News
Ward Overdore
THE
Potato Growers Association
Bangs
Robert J. Mumau
Marion Center
R.D
Beatrice Blose
Glen Campbell
Hast Mahoning Baptist Church
Clayton Straw
Leonard Mumau
Walter ‘M. Blose
Glen Campbell, RD
Martin Ghiardi
Emma Mae Swanson
Edin
Saltsburg
W. L. Myers
Tony Ghiardi
Albert Swanson
Clark Miller
Armstrong County
Marjorie Kepple
Advance
Arthur J. Pfohl
Zion Lutheran Church
Wm. Miller
Samuel Kepple
Kridler
Stewart
Harold H. Kridler
Lois BH. Piper
Joseph C. Stewart
George Kindler
Lewis ‘Piper
Bennett
Henry Everett R. Bennett
Gipsy
Florence Edna Henry
Cherry Tree
Rex Brickall
Hillsdale
Gaston-Hazlett
Arnold C. Gaston and
Miss Verma
Scotland
First National Bank Ourtesy and Service
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Highlands
Lowlands
TJP
E. Ackerman
Luxenberg
Edwards Motor CO
Parnell, Cowher & CO. Insurance
Citizens Bank