Poultry Meets and Demonstrations Announced for May 27 28
Penn State extension poultry specialist HH Kauffman will lead a culling and flock management demonstration May 27 at 3 00 PM at Grant Pearce farm Plumville and 6 30 PM at James A Simpson White township near Indiana. On May 28 at 8 00 PM an illustrated poultry management lecture is planned at Pine Flats Odd Fellows Hall and Kauffman will perform caponizing for Rayne and Burrell township capon clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. H. Kauffman
Penn State
Grant Pearce
Plumville
James A. Simpson
White Township
Indiana
Kauffman
Odd Fellows Hall
Pine Flats
Rayne
Burrell
Daguerre’s Accidental Start To Photography History
A 19th century French inventor Daguerre sought a way to fix light into pictures. He discovered the process after an unwashed spoon left on iodine-coated silver plated overnight produced a clear image. He then refined the method leading to photography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daguerre
Newnapaner Tinton
County Granges Schedule Neighborhood Meetings Held
County Granges prepare a series of Patrons Neighborhood meetings led by Grange Masters and Lecturers. All sessions will be closed and under one hour. The calendar lists dates and host groups such as Success Armatrong Flora Dale and Creekside, ending with July 25 events at Plum Creek Mahoning and Prosperity Ambrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Success Armatrong
Flora Dale Prosperity
Creekside Success
William Penn Home
S8edryock Clymer
Willett
Willett Plum Creek June 17—Marion Center, Brushyalley June 19—Armatrong Wm
Penn
Mahoning Denton
Savan
Flora Dale
Penn Run
Grinemore
Marchand
Ox Hill
Oxhill Creekaide
Denton Willett
Ambrose Marchand
Brushvalley
Home Savan
Hope Cush Creek
Clymer Marion Center
Cush Creek Schryock
County fair grounds urged as a county park in Indiana County
Ninety two residents from all parts of Indiana County met at the Court House to discuss ownership and management of the county fair grounds. They favored public ownership to enable federal funding and proposed using the grounds as a park, athletic fields, and tourist camp, with petitions to be sent to county commissioners and grand jury by May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Court House
J. M. Thompson
Home
Pomona
J. W. Everett
Works Division
Dick Stephens
John B.B. Flenniken
Fair Grounds
Grand Jury
E. M. Thompson
Lloyd ©. Roosensteel
Edin
R.D
Harry C. Kunkle
Shelocta
County Horce Association
S. EB. Diblé
Master
Pomona Grange
William Showers
Blairsville
Chamber of Commerce
Frank Neff
Indiana
Earl E. Hewitt
Rotary Club
Harry Pharoh
Kiwanis Club
Harl Morton
Lions Club
Homer City
Sheep and Wool Growers Association
J. W. Evertt
Federal Works Division
Three Hour Power Loss Shuts Down Indiana County Activities
A substation switch burn at 11 23 Saturday halted electric service in the county seat for three hours. Traffic signals failed and pumps and many devices stopped working. William Kissinger and his wife were trapped in an elevator until power returned. Lightning arrestors at two plants also failed, causing widespread disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Oakland Avenue
William Kissinger
Indiana Textile Mills
Say- Inga and Trust
Mra. Kissinger
Rossiter
Clearfield
World's Smallest Pen-Knife on Display in City Window
The world’s smallest pen-knife, created by Altoona jeweler M. A. Kaufman, is shown in the window of the Gold Buying store in the Stadtmiller building on Philadelphia street. The gold handle blade is stainless steel, 5-32 inch long with a 2-16 inch blade, weighing a third of a grain. Longer context notes its magazine appearances and former display at the national museum in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stadtmiller
Philadelphia Street
M. A. Kaufman
Altoona
National Museum
Washington, D.C
Deaths in Blairsville and Indiana County Notices
Obituary notices report Dr James Clair Glasser of Blairsville dying at Allegheny General Hospital after heart illness. Also listed are Raymond D McCall postmaster of Clarksburg and Mrs Ruth Moore of Punxsutawney, plus Clara Jane Iseman of Indiana with survivors and funeral details.
Langdon Elmer Langdon 62 Dies in Glen Campbell
Elmer Langdon died at his Glen Campbell home on Friday from heart trouble after a period of ill health. An engineer for the Pennsylvania Railroad, he previously lived in Altoona. Survived by widow and daughter Genevieve Montieth and brother Dorsy Langdon of Glen Campbell. Sheriff Eugene Wilson attended the funeral. burial in Thompson Cemetery Hillsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klmwer Langdon Elmer Langdon
Glen Campbell
Langdon
Pennsylvania Railroad Co
Altoona
Mia
Genevieve Montieth
Dorsey Langdon
Eugene Wilson
Indiana
Thompson Cemetery
Hillsdale
Obituary notices from Saltsburg to Blairsville death notices
Obituaries record the deaths and funeral arrangements of Anna Shupe aged 88 at Saltsburg Interment at Saltsburg notes survivors Hilmer Frank Preston Benton Shupe Mia Samuel Drummond James Shupe Avonmore Thomas Shupe and Harriet Williams Also Mary Findley Griffith 71 wife of J C Griffith Johnstown services set at 2 30 pm burial Armagh cemetery Francis Zettlemeyer 24 Indiana detachment State Highway Patrol funeral Sunbury Lutheran church interment Sunbury Ida Pittman Baker 58 Cherry Tree funeral at Cherry Tree Presbyterian church interment Odd Fellows cemetery John H Overton 79 Blairsville interment Blairsville cemetery Mrs Grant Gibson 35 Blairsville Second Baptist Church interment Blairsville cemetery Joseph S Holden 63 Dayton died Indiana Hospital following major operation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dantes
Glasser
Blairaville
James Clair Glasser
MarioniCenter
Blairsville
Allegheny General Hospital
Pittsburgh
John F. Glasser
Alice
Boucher) Glasser
Marton Center
Medio-Chirurgical College of Philadelphia
Marion Center
Dixonville
Indiana Lodge of Manona
Raymond PD. McCall
Hig
Vandergrift
Raymond D. McCall
Clarksburg
Indiana Hospital
Clarion State Teachers College
Valparaiso University
Rimersburg
Don McCall
Cross Plains
Texas
Carl McCall
Willoughby, C
John McCall
Parkers Landing
Mra
Anna BB. Shupe
Saltsburg
Anna BB
Shipe
Saltspurg
Benton Shupe
New Alexandria
Albert Shupe
Salisburg
Hilmer
Frank
Preston
Mia
Samuel Drummond
Salinburg
James Shupe
Avonmore
Thomas Shupe
Oil City
J. G. Lemon
Harriet Williams
Arnold
John C. Griffith
Mary EH. Findley Griffith
John C. Seren
Johnstown
George
Esther (Steele) Findley
Armagh
J. C. Griffith
First Presbyterian Church of
George F. Griffith
CCC
Eli Countty
Esther
J. F. Wynn
Francis L. Zettlemeyer
Sunbury Lutheran Church
Francis JL. Zettlemeyer
Indiana
State Highway Patrol
Greensburg Barracks
Helena Zettlemeyer
Helen
Margaret
Sunbury
J. E. Baker
Cherry Tree Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Cherry Tree
Ida Pittman
O. Anderson
Grant Gibson
Second Baptist ‘Church
Joseph
Holden Joseph S. Holden
Dayton
Commencement Plans for Marion Center High School
Rev. BH B Hanks of Blatraville will deliver the address at the Marion Center High School commencement. A class of 22 will graduate Thursday evening, with students from Marion Center, East Mahoning, Rayne, Grant, Canoe, and North Mahoning townships. Names include Thelma Ackerson, Anna Mae Barclay, Alex Batford, Margaret Burkett, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. B. Hanks
Blatraville
Marion Center High School
Marion Center
East Mahoning Township
Rayne Township
Grant Township
Canoe Township
North Mahoning Township
Thelma Ackerson
Anna Mae Barclay
Alex Batsford
Margaret Burkett
Sec.Treas
Richard Caldwell
Willis Deemer
Wayne Wider
Boyd Ginter
John Isenberg
Harry Kinter
Louise Lowry
Sharp McCoy
Orville Peffer
Irvin Reiter
Lola Simpson
Nola Simpson
Eleanor Steele
Thelma Steele
Elizabeth Stewart
Hubert Thompson
James Weiss
Lyle Willams
Commencement Play At Marion Center Features Jobyna Steps Out
The Marion Center seniors presented Jobyna Steps Out at the town hall on Friday. Vesper services at the Presbyterian Church Sunday evening delivered by Rev. C. A. Waltman. Green Township High School commencement Monday in Cockport community building followed by class day with The Rosy Pathway play. Baccalaureate Sunday afternoon featured a sermon by Rev Holt Hughes to graduates. Sixty students named, led by William J. Altinon and Ruth Maxine Armstrong, with honor students listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Center
Jobyna
Marion Center Town Hall
Marion Center Presbyterian Church
C. A. Waltman
Dellv Brett
Qreen Township High School
Cockport
Holt Hughes
MEB
Town
William J. Altinon
Ruth Maxine Armstrong
Florence Elizabeth Barber
Lotus Arlene Barr
M. Rowena Bush
Walter F. Bone
Virginia Florimel Buterbaugh
Edith Marie Calhoun
Odessa Jean Coble
Daniel Cotcher
Larry Bernel Decker
Hilda Garnet Dobson
Bessie Agnes Filler
Steve Fuleki
Clarence B. Gibson
Helen Elizabeth Gibson
Steve J. Golish
Leland W. Goodlin
Clifton P. Hutton
Lloyd A. Irvin
Harold D. Joiner
William B. Oakes
Betty Louise Parry
Ralph S. Patrick
Edith Louise Patterson
John H. Plusquellie
Robert Priach
Doyle A. Repine
Waneta
Pearl Ressler
Agnes Pauline Rudy
Joseph J. Salani
Evelyn Mildred Shaw
la Rue
Katheryn Shorestall
Shirley Ruth Shuttleworth
Helen Blanche Sickenberger
Wilbur M. Sickenberger
Howard W. Trout
Eleie Martha Tucker
Dorothy
Two Drunken Drivers Sentenced In Court
Roy Taylor of Bedford county and Steve Gagas of Cambria county pleaded guilty to operating motor vehicles under the influence. Judge J N Langham sentenced both to the Allegheny County Workhouse for three to six months with fines of 200 and costs. Prosecution, unio Gabelli of Coy, received six months in county jail and a $600 fine for liquor law violations, before Judge R M Gibson in Federal court at Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Taylor
Bedford County
Steve Gagas
Cambria County
J. N. Langham
Allegheny County
Costa
Unio Gabelli
Coy
R. M. Gibson
Pittsburgh
Government official urges labor to rely on economic strength
A high government official advised organized labor to reject depending on laws and legislation and instead press for justice through economic power, signaling a shift in strategy and raising questions about lawful avenues and bargaining leverage.
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Pant
Elmo Scott Watson
County Granges
Schryock
Denton Modern Improvement
Hope
Ambrose
Clymer Farm
Home Garden
March
Maroning
Cash Creek
Armstrong
Qrisemore
Peon Run
Creekside
Plum Creek
Gumbault
Don Sung
Yeager
Hanford
Barkers H, & C
Spohn
Bickmore
Pratt
Animal Regulator
Kitchell
Daniel
Kleming
Daugherty
P. R. R. Station
Washington
Ruth Moore
Ida Kelly
Punxsutawney
James Moore
Andrew Fisher
Rayne Presbyterian Church
0. M. Olcutt
Kelly Home
Church
Ermer
Myrtle Houck
Houck
Philia Weiss
Ollie Shaffer
Covode
Clara Burnheimer
Verona
Israel] Moore
London Mills
Clara Jane Iseman
Oakland Cemetery
South Fourteenth Street
Thomas Lucas
Presbyterian Church
Robert L. Clark
Harry ©. Iseman
Martha Iseman
A. T. Lucas
New Castle
William H. Overton
Gray Station
First National Bank IN
PENNA
Janaa Atngargdl
Elias Er Wee
Firestone Service Stores
J. S. Hileman
North Seventh Street
Indiana, PA
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Threshermen and Farmers Mutual Casualty Insurence Co
Harrisburg
M.C. Stewart
R. D. NO
Walthams
Elgins
Hamiltons
Bulovas
Luxenberg
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