Poultry Extension Meeting in Indiana County May 22
Farm Extension News reports the May 22 Poultry Meeting at the Court House Indiana County at 9:00 P M. H H Kauffman Penn State poultry extension specialist will present an egg grading demonstration and discuss egg marketing via auctions in preparation for the July egg auction at Butler. County Agent Warner will screen a USDA film on cooperative marketing of eggs and poultry and address brooding issues.
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H. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Indiana County
Court House
Kauffman
Butler
Warner
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Punxsutawney Rotary Club
Barry Butler
Walter Braughter
Frank T. Murphey
Savan 4-H Clubs Meet In Grange Hall
Three 4-H clubs at Savan gathered Thursday in the Grange hall with Ernest Elder, president of the potato corn and flower clubs, in charge. The potato club lists 23 members.
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Savan
Grange Hall
Ernest Elder
Corn Club
Flower Club
Potato Club
Local residents visit families and callers noted
Deadwaters Frank Moose of near Wintondale was a caller in the vicinity on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Shank and family of near Mecca called on Mrs. Lizzie Wike on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Artemus and family of Johnstown and Mrs. Robert Ray of Vandergrift spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Moose. Q. O. E. Stopp of Indiana was a business caller here on Monday. Miss Betty Cramer of Pike's Peak spent Sunday with Stella Moose.
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Frank Moose
Wintondale
Joe Shank
Mecca
Lizzie Wike
John Artemus
Johnstown
Robert Ray
Vandergrift
H.W. Moose
QO. E. Stopp
Indiana
Betty Cramer
Pike’s Peak
Stella Moose
Deaths in Center township and Smicksburg area
Obituaries for Mrs. Frank E. Winsheimer aged 57 of Center township Nancy J. Black aged 84 of Smicksburg and David Elder Sharp aged 76 of Shelocta. Winsheimer funeral conducted at Bethel Presbyterian Church with interment Oakland cemetery. Black funeral at Bricksburg Lutheran Church with churchyard burial. Sharp died at home near Shelocta after long illness. services held at Shelocta United Presbyterian Church. Survivors include husband Frank Winsheimer two sons Ruth Irene and others. Black survivors include sons Walter D. Black Merle L. Black daughters May Eagan and Vernin Robinson. Sharp survivors include sons Harvey Devlin John B. Sharp Roy George Elmer. numerous grandchildren and relatives.
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Frank BF
Winsheimer
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Harry C. Prugh
Oakland Cemetery
Frank E. Winsheimer
Center Township
Elizabeth Irene Johnston
Benjamin
Isabella Johnston
Shelocta
Womanhog
Bethel
Women’s Missionary Society
J. Glenn
Frank Roy
Ruth Irene
J. Wilbur Johnston
Louisville
John B. Sharp
Town
Ralph H. Lynn
Derry
Nancy J. Black
Bricksburg Lutheran Church
J. B. Troutman
Smicksburg
Adam Black
Mr. Black
Indiana
Susan Stear
David Elder Sharp
Andrew
Mary Robinson Sharp
Sharp
Sheloca
Roy Sharp
Apollo
George
Elmer Sharp
William Sharp
Belle George
Annie Sharp
Shelocta United Presbyterian
Mary George
Blairaville
Blaireville
Blairsville
Lewis J. George
Robert
Harry George
Albany
N. Y
Charles Georges
Englewood
Calif
Mrs
T. 8. Whiteman
Latrobe
Samuel Sipe
Venice, Call
Edward Rupp
Glade Run Presbyterian Church
Wayne Township
Armstrong County
Emma ‘Palmer
Ivan Hallman
Dayton
Fanny Cogley
Walter Rupp
Edna Hawk
Rural Valley
Lillie Weaver
Echo
Alice Rupp
Susan McLean
Bolivar
Bolivar Cemetery
Alda Dell
Charles Rodgers
Austin J. McLean
Ida Rodgers
Johnstown
Donald Timblin
Union Church
Obituaries Chronicle Local Deaths and Services
A batch of funeral notices from Indiana County recount multiple deaths with service details. W J Smith 79 of Glen Campbell died Sunday from a heart attack. services in Glen Campbell and burial at Burnside cemetery follow. Clyde Walter Gibson 31 of Cherry Tree died after six weeks illness. services held Barnesboro Presbyterian rites, burial North Barnesboro cemetery. Clark Thompson McKee 57 of Indiana died from complications. services at Robinson Funeral Home with burial Oakland cemetery. Mrs M L Makin dies at 2:39 pm at Robinson Home. burial Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs G I Clawson dies suddenly at Blairsville home. burial Blairsville cemetery. surviving family listed.
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W. J. Smith
Glen Campbell
Burninide
Robert
Mary Smith
Burnside
Glen Campbell M
Mis
Mary L. (Wetzel) Smith
Alvin Smith
Glen
Clyde Walter Gibson
Cherry Tree
Garman
Cambria County
Lincoln Gibson
Gibson
Heilwood High School
Sterling Old Co
Presbyterian Church of
Barnesboro
Nat
Clark Thompson McKee
Robinson Funeral Home
R. M. Offutt
Town
Oakland Cemetery
Nettie McKee
West School Street
Ernest
Rayne Township
Jacon H. and
Margaret (Getty) McKee
Lfe
Indiana
Kind J
Bery L. McKee
Fay Yuckenberg
Grace McKee
McKee
Creekside
Obituary notices from Blairsville and nearby towns
A series of funeral services and interments are reported for residents and relatives in Blairsville, Blairaville, Johnstown, Rositer and nearby areas. Names include Mrs Mary George, William Baterbaugh, Edward Rupp, Mrs Susan McLean, Donald Timb lin, and Morris Harden Read Jr, with survivors listed for each.
Spelling Bee and Entertainments at Shoup Schoolhouse
A spelling bee and entertainment will be held at the Shoup school house near South Bend on Wednesday evening May 24. Admission is free and all are invited. The state and Indiana county paid bounties for April for predatory animals, listing Gray Fox Weasels and Goshawks with totals and amounts.
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Indiana
South Bend
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