Home Economics Work Is Sought For This County
Miss Tilton, Home Economics Extension representative for Indiana county, urges residents to contact the Farm Bureau in the Y M C A building in Indiana to join bread making canning and sewing clubs. Clubs have formed at Rochester Mills Omer City Smickburg and Marchand with a county exhibit planned this fall. Further information will be printed later for other localities.
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Farm Bureau
Wilton
Heconomics
Indiana County
Indiana
Rochester Mills
S Omer City
Smicka~burg
Marchand
Practical Poultry Pointers for Home Hen Keeping
Keep hens confined to your land and avoid keeping a male bird. Hens lay well without a rooster. Do not overstock. buy well matured pullets. Build a dry, ventilated house with roosts and nests for every four or five hens. Grow greens, spade the yard, feed table scraps and grains, and preserve surplus eggs for winter. Maintain cleanliness and control lice and mites.
Rossmoyne Man Ends Life In Barn
Aaron Nett, about 60, a well known Rossmoyne resident, hanged himself in his barn Wednesday morning amid ill health and mental derangement. His wife called him to breakfast, and their son found the body suspended from a joist in the feed room.
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Aaron Nett
Aaron Netf
Rossmoyne
Farm Machinery and More Sold at Klingensmith Auction
At the Klingensmith farm in West Lebanon on Saturday May 31 at 1 o'clock a lot of farm machinery including binder mower hay rake corn worker plows vehicles bobsleds corn by the bushel and other articles sold. Auctioneers M T Klingensmith and J W George announce the sale location at John C Strong residence Cherryhill township one mile south of Clymer and two and a half miles north of Penn Run on Saturday June 7 at 12 o'clock sale includes gray horse two cows one to be fresh soon lot of farm machinery vehicles household goods and other articles.
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Klingensmith
West
Lebanon
M. T. Klingensmith
J.W. George
John C. Strong
Cherryhill Township
Clymer
Penn Run
H. CG. Cameron
Westminster Abbey to Ring Peace Bells in Restoration Effort
The six ancient Westminster bells are being restored and augmented to join in celebrations after peace is signed. The tenor weighs 114 tons and dates to 1788, with other bells from 1598 1748 and 1588. The treble likely dates from 13th or 14th century and may have rung for the 1588 Armada victory. Whitechapel Foundry, active since 1570, handles the restoration and new bell casting, continuing a 350 year link with the abbey.
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Westminster Abbey
Whitechapel
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Wheat Control
United States
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Food Administration Grain Corporation
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Price
Victor Roller
David Ellis & Son
Penn
Penna
Glasser
Sox
Oxford
Irvin S. Glasser
Pulblig Sales
Phila. St
Indiana, Pa
the Fashion
Dick” Thompson
Ced
Troutman's
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Eires
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Royal Worcester
St. Dennis
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