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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

4

Dairymen's Co operative Sales meet in Youngstown activity

Nearly 300 dairymen from western Pennsylvania eastern Ohio and parts of West Virginia attended the Dairymen's Co operative Sales Association advisory council meeting in Youngstown. Indiana county sent twelve delegates, with multiple locals represented. The group discussed milk shipments to Pittsburgh, regulatory cooperation with state milk boards, and directed local meetings to elect two directors and officers. Also noted are 4-H corn and lamb clubs, delayed milk checks due to basic surplus calculations, and bee demonstrations scheduled for next Monday.

Indiana County Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ohio West Virginia The Dairymen's Co-operative Sales Company Youngstown B. B. Crawford H. M. Barrett Smickspurg H. B. Steele D.C. 35. A Pennsylvania Milk Control Board H. J. Hurley Cleveland Ohio Milk Commission Punxsutawney Indiana West Mahoning Armstrong Conemaugh Blacklick Burrell West Wheatfield D. C Philadelphia Dairymen's League Cooperative Association New York Denton Denton Grange Hall Warner Jean Nolf Herbert Bowser, Jr Jean Bowser eLader Marie Clowser Clyde Bell South Mahoning Township Milk Control Board E. J. Anderson Penn State John Woods H. W. Stonebraker Clymer Road Earl Botsford Marion Center Murray Walker

World's Fair opens in Chicago on Saturday morning

Chicago May 22 thousands of construction workers landscapers and others have the 1934 World's Fair ready for opening on Saturday May 26. The Ford building the largest exhibit ever built for any exposition is completed and the fountain centerpiece of A Century of Progress 1934 is finished. The Midway is removed and a new village street layout with foreign villages will let visitors tour around the world in a day.

Chicago Ford Century of Progress Roosevelt American Gladiolus Society Planetarium States

Weddings of a Week: Small Town Marriages Listed

A series of weddings were recorded from May 12 to May 17 in Pennsylvania towns including Tarentum Homer City Blairsville and Clymer. Couples include Treese Fleming. Houze Miller Yarchuk Lemmon Rupert Anderson Fairbanks Everett Jarvie Wolfe among others with grooms mostly coal miners or clerical workers and brides affiliated with teaching or local firms.

Blairsville Couple Wed by Squire in Nixon Alley Office

William Oaks and Miss Ora Mae Libengood of Blairsville were married on Wednesday by Squire Walter H. Jackson at his Nixon alley office.

Darvies Wolfe Albert Jarvie Clymer Rhoda ‘Wolfe Penn Runa Justice of the Peace Walter H. Jackson Nixon Avenue Oaks-Libengood William Oaks Ora Mae Libengood Blairsville Squire Walter H. Jackson Nixon Alley

Irving Glasser Injured in Auto Crash

Irving Glasser a Bon Ton shoe department manager from East Mahoning township is treated at Indiana Hospital after a Monday morning collision on the Wm Penn Highway. A car driven by Miss Cora Allen of Pittsburgh struck a truck then hit the Glasser machine on the highway. The accident disrupted his trip from Glassport where his family resides.

Irving Glasser Mornday Irving East Mahoning Township Bon Ton Indiana Hospital Wm. Penn Highway Cora Allen Pittsburgh Indiana Glassport

Camp bells visit Gettysburg Battlefield with sons

Mr and Mrs J Ellsworth Campbell and two sons of South Seventh Street visited the Gettysburg Battlefield on Sunday.

J. Ellsworth Campbell South Seventh Street Gettysburg Battlefield

Three insect eating plants found in Canada

Three insect eating plants identified in Canada include the pitcher plant the sundew and the bladderwort. The discovery highlights native flora with unique adaptations for catching small prey in boggy habitats and wetlands across provinces. Research underscores biodiversity in Canadian ecosystems and may guide conservation efforts.

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