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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1925

Page

3

Early Health Habits Urge Six-Year Foundation

Dr Mary Riggs Noble urges building health from six minutes to six years with right feeding milk vegetables fruit sleep bathing clothing and outdoor exercise. Weighing and measuring guide child progress, avoid overclaiming perfect health, and emphasize early training and personal habits. Jersey calf club plans a June trip to buy calves for Marion Center members, with a June 12 exhibition at Marion Center park and distribution at the Jersey picnic on the 13th. History of Indiana Normal School showcased in Bon Ton windows with photos and memorabilia honoring its fiftieth anniversary. Daily motion picture meetings scheduled in Willet Range Hall Parkwood Grange Clymer and Grave Chapel with U S Department of Agriculture films. Fire at Indiana Country Club caused minor damage. caretaker extinguished blaze. Annie Holliday sentenced for Prohibition violation to pay a $90 fine and serve six months in county jail.

Wearly Pennsylvania Department of Health Mary Riggs Noble Bureau of ‘Child Health Noble Jersey Calf Club Marion Center Marion Canter Jersey Breeders Association Jersey Indiana Normal School Bon Ton Indiana Bugs‘peas Normal School BI ‘Leonard Indiana Willet Range Hall Parkwood Grange Hall Clymer, Grange Hall Grave Chapel J. W. Warner U. S. Department of Agriculture

Weekly Market Report on Stocker and Feeder Cattle

The St Louis National Stockyards report a uneven week with mixed demand and prices. Stocker and feeder offerings mainly common to medium with quotations from 4.26 to 8.56 per hundredweight, and notable lots selling at 9.00 to 9.45 after feedlot history. heifers cows and bulls also listed with varied costs and returns.

St. Louis National Ilinois Corn

Weddings of a Week in Robinson and Area

Wedded couples include Sanner and Foster at Robinson home with Rev J W Sanner officiating. Clarence McFeaters and Elizabeth Evans wed at Brushvalley parsonage. Announcement of George McGuinness and Esther Farnsworth marriage with notes on education and nursing. Ritter couple return from wedding trip, now at 86 North Seventh. Marriage licenses issued to several couples in Blairsville and nearby towns. State highway expansion announced for 1926 28 road improvements including Route 435 from Indiana County through Punxsutawney to Rosetown. Marie Williams to teach at Mt Pleasant High School. Northern county road work advancing. B P Highway nearing Coyotte completion.

V. A. McFeaters Penn Run Elizabeth Evans Benjamin F Evans Brushvalley Township Teers Brushvalley Methodist Samuel Ford Win. WL Ritter William H. Ritter New York Atlantic City Stel North Seventh Bedford Indiana Punx- Butawney Punxluna Coal and Coke Company Jefferson County State Highway Department Ilumil Rochester Mills Rosester Station Punssutawney Clow Representative Tress Lancaster County Pinchot

Markets Report Fruits Vegetables and Livestock Prices

Northern sack round whites $1 to $1.26 carlot. North Carolina Klon tikes 18 to 2 cents hagly in New York. Trexne yellow Nermudas $8 to $8.50 per crate. V2 scores New York 420. Cheddars 20% singles 21% doubles 21%. Chicago prices hogs top $12.45, bulk $12 to $22.40. Beef steers 68.66 to 411.18, cows and heifers $4.76 to $11.25. Veal and lamb ranges listed. grain prices include No. 1 dark northern wheat $1.64-$1.88, No. 2 hard winter wheat $1.74, corn values. Timothy hay prices cited across cities.

North Carolina New York Chicago Minneapolis

May theater bills and public auction notice

Migh Chrss Vaudeville Rytry Day Thursday May 22 Constance Talmadge in Dulcy a First National Picture Monday and Tuesday May 23 and 26 Betty Compson in The Garden of Weeds Wednesday and Thursday May 27 28 Fann Jannings Quo Vadis A First National Production Public sale on the L D Lowry farm on the road from Sheboeta to Parkwood Friday May 29 at 2 00 oclock one 24x42 Huber Super thresher one 16x18 Ann Arbor steel frame hay baler Geiser clover huller and small tools Auctioneers H Kunkle Sec Treas FCT A KR W George Bolivar secures new industry The Standard Steel and Wire Company of Pittsburgh have secured the old No 2 brick yard Bolivar remodeling for their welding wire and rope products shipments go to the Pacific coast and Canada Lecture at Willet Church May 21 Willet M E church May 21 8 p m The Lighter Ride preaching May 24 11 A M Homer City social for Homer City man Mabon Orv Friends gathered at his home and shared luncheon Bounties for April totaled 35 Indiana county paid 35 two gray foxes 27 weasels killed state bounty 3050 60

L. D. Lowry Farm Sheboeta Parkwood Ann Arbor H. ©. Kunkle Sec, & Treus F.C.T. A. KR W. George Bolivar Standard Steel and Wire Company Pittsburgh Canada Pacific Coast

Graham Brothers Lead Truck World In Early 1925

Detroit figures show Graham Brothers top in production and sales of 11?2 ton trucks for the first quarter of 1925, with volume second only to Ford. Dodge dealers, led by McGregor and Thomas, credit steady growth, dealer strength, and four key advantages for the rise. Also notes on local curb market plans and methods to preserve eggs in water glass for future use.

Detroit Graham Brothers Ford Feneral Publc McGregor and Thomas Dodge Brothers Dodes Brothers M. Thomas

Epworth League Elects Officers For Coming Year

Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal church elected officers for the coming year Friday evening. President Arthur Pentsz. first vice Martha Leech. second vice Ruth Rink. third vice Geraldine Sylgis. fourth vice Lucille Mitchell and Delmont Wisher. Violet Trurston named secretary. Margaret George treasurer. Sarah Wiley pianist. The Wilgus Pig Club weigh-in set for Friday May 22 at 7 30 AM. sixth year for the Montgomery township project.

Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal ‘Church Arthur Pentsz Martha Leech Ruth Rink Geraldine Sylgis Lucille Mitchell Delmont Wisher Violet Trurston Margaret George Sarah Wiley Wilgus Pig Club Montgomery Township

Fire Insurance Men Meet at Camp Rest to Cut Losses

About sixty agents and county representatives gathered at Camp Rest-a-While for a noon chicken dinner and a session aimed at reducing fire losses in rural mercantile establishments. Talks covered remedies for unprotected property, with emphasis on small merchants in Indiana county. One speaker warned that combining $10,000 insurance with $5,000 stock risks spontaneous combustion, and a national tally showed 43 percent of last year’s 3700 fires in unprotected mercantile firms were of unknown cause.

Camp Rest-a Indiana County

Former Arcadia postmaster jailed and fined in embezzlement case

Cecil Kerr, ex postmaster of Arcadia, was sentenced by Judge F. P. Schoonmaker to one day in jail and a reduced fine of 300 dollars after pleading guilty to embezzling 1072.28 in postal funds. Kerr received a two year parole and must report to a postal inspector while restitution already made influenced the lenient punishment. Harry Patterson, a McKees Rocks substation clerk, also pleaded guilty to opening a registered letter and was fined 25 dollars. Plans for Blairsville High School commencement near completion include class night pageant, baccalaureate, and class play with ceremonies in late May and early June. Cecil Kelly is valedictorian and Sarah Greasley is salutatorian. A banquet was held for Joseph Luxenberg by the Hebrew Unity congregation in honor of his return from Palestine, with remarks from local and New York City attendees.

Arcadia F. P. Schoonmaker Federal District Court Cecil Kerr Schoonmaker Kerr Post Office B. J. Gallagher Harry Patterson McKees Rocks Blairsville High School Richelieu Theater Methodist Episcopal Church J. Norman Hunter First Presbyterian Church Blairsville Cecil Kelly Sarah Greasley Joseph Luxenberg Hebrew Unity Congregation Palestine Luxenberg Holy Land East Kriwanik F. Bergman New York City J. Miller Dixonville H. Levinson Clymer

Miss Jettrude Rugh to Salt Lake City government post

Miss Jettrude Rugh of Brushvalley has been in Washington DC for a year and visits her parents Mr and Mrs S T Rugh before leaving for Salt Lake City Utah where she will join the Collector of Internal Revenue in a government post.

Jettrude Rugh Brushvalley Salt Lake City, Utah Jettruda Rugh Washington, D. C 5. T. Rugh Salt Lake City Utah Internal Revenue

Indiana County Bonds For One Million Dollar Issue

Indiana County Pennsylvania invites sealed bids for a one million dollar highway improvement bond issue. Bonds offered at 4 percent to 4.25 percent interest, tax free, with multi-series maturities from 1920 to 1954. Bid deadline June 16 1925. Clerks office in Indiana County handles inquiries.

Offich Indiana Pennsylvania Indiana County Itty Nog Duly Tandy Wal Tuly J. T. Henderson

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