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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1928

Page

5

Indiana County cow testing report from April

April activity shows 25 herds tested with 335 cows milking and 41 dry. Three cows sold unprofitable, seven profitable. Two heifers tested first time and three cows bought. High herd owner R B Young with seven registered Holsteins and two grade Jerseys averaged 1199 pounds milk and 43.2 fat. High milk yield cow Pet owned by St B Young produced 1488 pounds. high butterfat cow Bess owned by Ju W Robinson Jr. had 68.2 fat. Listing lists top 10 cows by fat, with multiple owners and breeds. note details limited to 1200+ milk or 45+ fat. Also mentions soy bean planting plans and several local notices about community activities and anecdotes.

Indiana County St. B. Young Bess Guernsey Ju. W. Robinson, Jr W. Robinson M. Speedy Guerngy BE. Young Adalaid Poet Clyde Houk Josephine Gr. J. Ou B. M. Clark Lady Belle D. Bence Phoebe Gr. J H. Wetzel— RJ R. J Glasser Gr Chas Sundberg — Wa Narry Nichol Gr. Geay M. Clark ATS Cecessas Neeaaze Ju. W. Robinson Fe Geaig Teen I. M. Spesdry- H R. H Gr. G Gearhard Torrance St. Hospital Ferend H. ©. Kimmels R.A. Oe

Surprise for Betty Returns to Albert Weston’s Farm

Old stage driver Mr Crewe ferries Betty back to the valley to reveal her plan to marry Albert Weston and stay in farming. Betty arrives at a farm with a "For Sale" sign, fears and grief fade as Albert appears, and the couple embrace.

Crewe Betty Soontie Albert Weston Europe Albert Mr. Crewe Linde

Maple Grove Social Notes Mixed Visits and Calls

Maple Grove reports a series of resident visits and callers across towns. Stiffler from near High Run, employed at Roy Schrecengost’s, and Joseph Conway visited his mother Mary Conway in Indiana on Tuesday. Mrs. John Henry and daughter Geneva called on Hellwood Monday. William Jackson from near Pineton conducted business here Wednesday. 4H Sleppy stayed Saturday night with R. G. Wolfe in Manor. Albert Coy and daughter Mary drove to Indiana Sunday. Mrs. William Roberts and Mrs. John Gregg visited in the D. E. B. Detwiler home Thursday. John Strong of Manor called on friends Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Weary were in Indiana Tuesday. Mrs. William McCullough visited Mrs. G. R. Waltemire Wednesday. Frank Cecil and Chalmers Decker employed in Clymer. Royden Coy of Indiana was a Wednesday caller in the Albert Coy home. Erma McCullough visited the Nolo school Friday. Rupert Farnbaugh of Pineton was a business caller here Tuesday.

Maple Grove Stiffler High Run Roy Schrecengost Joseph Conway Mary Conway Indiana John Henry Geneva William Jackson Pineton Sleppy R. G. Wolfe Manor Albert Coy Mary William Roberts John Gregg D. EB Detwiler John Strong John Weary William McCullough G. R. Waltemire Frank Cecil Chalmers Decker Clymer Royden Coy

Smicksburg Community Notices Movement and Morale

Rev J J Troutman moved his family from Marchand to the Lutheran parsonage last week. Mr and Mrs Charles Beck visited McCurdy Bush's on Sunday. Mrs Blaine Dodson entertained the Sewing Circle Club recently. Tom Rowland is very ill. Miss Pauline and Laura Stiteler visited Dorothy Beck. Miss Olive Unecapher spent the weekend with Mrs George Stear near Dayton. Mrs William Ritchey spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Clarence Stiteter. Mr and Mrs EH Condren spent last week in Punxsutawney with friends. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs EB Condren, sick, is improving. Mr and Mrs Carl EB Lewis were callers in Indiana one day last week. The Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church met at the home of Mrs Rafe Walker.

J. J. Troutman Marchand Charles Beck McCurdy Bush’s Blaine Dodson Sewing Circle Club Tom Rowland Pauline Laura Stiteler Dorothy Beck Olive Unecapher George Stear Dayton William Ritchey Clarence Stiteter EH. Condren Punxsutawney EB. Condren Car EB. Lewis Indiana Ladies’ Aid The Lutheran Church Rafe Walker

Community Notes From McIntyre Area

McIntyre locals report visits with Blairsville friends and social calls. Indiana shoppers were seen last Tuesday. McIntyre School No 4 will close on May 10. Mrs. Harry Pierce visited last Thursday. Mrs. George Dunwidy and daughter called on J. R. Learn last Friday. H. J. Stiffler spent Sunday evening with H. E. Walter family in Saltsburg. Mrs. George Learn and son Jimmie of Vandergrift visited J. R. Learn.

W. L. Henry Blairsville J.R. Learn Indiana McIntyre Will Har) Pierce Caer George Dunwidy J. R. Learn H. J. Stiffler H. E. Walter Saltsburg George Learn Jimmie Vandergrift

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