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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1933

Page

4

Farmers and Wives Set Meeting for Extension Association

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association schedules its annual meeting Friday December 15 at the Presbyterian church in Indiana. Farmers and wives will report on demonstrations and leadership, with a 10 AM session for officers and business, follow a 50 cent lunch, and a principal address by Howard G. Niesley assistant director of Extension at State College titled Never Too Old to Learn. The gathering will review the year and solicit project ideas for 1934, with 4-H Club members participating and invitations extended to all interested farmers and spouses.

Indiana County Agricultural Extension Association Presbyterian Church At Indiana Howard G. Niesley Ssstanaat Btate Niesley i Tagiene Extension Association Methodist Church

Flora Dale Potato Club Show Held Friday in Flora Dale

Flora Dale 4-H Potato Club members near Rossiter held a Friday show with a dinner by Flora Dale Grange. Seven boys exhibited Michigan Russet seed potatoes, average yield 270 bu/acre versus state 117. County Agent J W Warner and J P Winslow awarded pins and ribbons. John McKee won $3, Edgar McFarland $2, Leonard Gowin $1, others placed fourth to seventh.

Flora Dale 4-H Potato Club Rossiter Flora Dale Grange Rossiter State Bank B. §. Spackman Melvin Elbel J. W. Warner John McKee Edgar McFarland Leonard Gowin Russell Shields Leon McFarland Edwin Gibson Dale Seger

B Wetzal Head First in Second Cow Testing Group

There are two Cow Testing Associations in Indiana county known as the First and Second Associations. The first association year ended June 1 and the second association year ended November 1. Carl Johnston is tester for the first association and Wendell Wetzell is tester for the second association, I. O. Sidelmann, of the Dairy Ex-

Indiana County Carl Johnston Wendell Wetzell I. 0. Sidelmann

4-H club honors and prize winners at Sav an potato club event

Col L C Trimble chaired a program with a brief 4 H club objective talk by Lang. County Agent Warner awarded sibbons to top ten scorers Ralph Doty Hope Stanley Reese Doty Paul Oberlin Paul McMahan Homer McMahan Robert Pardes Arthur Pardee John Smith Dale Smith. The club has 123 members with an average yield of 232 bushels per acre. Rev Herman Humke of Punxsutawney Rotary delivered the principal address hailing nature study and mind and body growth for farm youth.

Col. L. C. Trimble Lang Warner Sibbons Ralph Doty Hope Stanley Reese Doty Paul Oberlin Paul McMahan Homer ‘McMahan Robert Pardes Arthur Pardee John Smith

Oak Tree and Savan potato and corn clubs show joint exhibit

The Oak Tree and Savan potato and corn clubs held a joint exhibit at Marion Center High School on Tuesday. Paul Steele chaired the program with recitations, plays, songs, and pantomimes while judges from Penn State and the Indiana Lions Club awarded ribbons to top exhibitors. County Agent Warner concluded with a film and special recognitions for Oak Tree leaders.

Oak Tree Marion Center High School Paul Steale Paul Elmer Lockhart Potato Club Eizabeth Stewart Paul Steele Warner Ralph Streams Louise Streams Lyle Williams Leon Willams Herbert Getty Frank B. Emerick George Simpson Nathaniel Simpson Charles Morrison Oak Tree Clubs

Processing Tax on Field Corn Reduced to 5 Cents

Secretary Wallace cut the field corn processing tax to five cents per bushel until December 1, with a rise to 20 cents thereafter. The tax, effective Sunday, was initially 28 cents. He cited testimony and data showing the 28 cent rate would depress consumption and create a burdensome surplus.

Washington Wallace

Farm Calendar Highlights For Preservation And Review

A 1930s style farm calendar covers vegetable storage with dirt floors to retain moisture, wood grading notes, and a blight control method for peonies urging removal and soil replacement where disease is severe. It also describes winter bee feeding, pool maintenance, laying house repairs, and fall plowing to cut insect numbers, plus a Myers Literary Society program with multiple classes and performances.

State College

Former Indiana Resident Kills Himself in Connecticut Prison

Dr Harold N Guilfoyle a Hartford Conn veterinary surgeon who lived in Indiana for years ended his life by leaping 60 feet from the top tier of Wethersfield State Prison where he was serving a life sentence for second degree murder in the shooting of Mrs Clare Kavanaugh Gaudet in Hartford. He had petitioned in 1938 to convert his conviction to first degree and to face the death penalty by hanging.

Harold N. Guilfoyle Hartford

Teachers College Alumni Homecoming Draws Western PA visitors

More than a thousand graduates and former students of the State Teachers College returned to Indiana for the alumni homecoming. A noon luncheon, dances in Recreation Hall and the Gymnasium, and a football game where Carnegie Tech freshman beat the local college 7 to 0 in front of over 4,000 spectators.

State Teachers College Western Pennsylvania Indiana Recreation Hall Carnegie Tech Ted Kiltie

Advice to Hunters by Gifford Pinchot

Governor Pinchot urges wearing red in all hunting to prevent friendly fire. He warns against white signals and sunken silhouettes, notes red saves lives, and stresses clear targeting before firing. The piece emphasizes simple safety steps and prevention over risk.

Gifford Pinchot

VFW Post to Install Officers at Delhi Inn Friday

Newly elected officers of Indiana County Post No 1989 Veterans of Foreign Wars will be installed at Delhi Inn six miles east of Indiana on Friday at 8 00 p m A social hour will follow Deputy Chief of Staff W Ralph Cummings will not attend All new officers listed including Commander R M Navile senior vice commander F L Galn junior vice commander Frank Rice quartermaster D C Davis adjutant Clarreldine chaplain William Kempf officer of the day Herbert McHenry judge advocate Goo K Clark and surgeon Dr R L Casler Also quoted are unrelated quips from the Literary Digest and a remark about wives mending husbands dispositions.

Vv. P. W Delhi Inn Indiana Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States W. Ralph Cumminga R. M. Naville F. L. Galn Frank Rice D. C. Davis Clarr Reldline William Kempf Herbert McHenry Goo. K. Clark R. Li. Casler

Personal Brevities Highlight Indiana Area Visitors

Indiana area residents and visitors are listed with travels to and from towns including Fort Mahoning, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Johnstown, and Harrisburg. Notable items include repairs to health, surgery recoveries, and relatives visiting in Seward, Chestnut Ridge, and nearby communities. attendance at events and upcoming travel plans noted for several families.

Local Visitors Drop By For Weekend Gatherings

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hazlett of Georgeville spent the weekend with son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Guy Kime. They traveled home from a visit with G. M. Hazlett of Elizabethtown and J. W. Swartz of Harrisburg. Miss Margaret Lowman stayed with her sister Mrs. John McGeary in Leechburg, while their mother Mrs. Jennie Lowman recuperates from cataract surgery at the McGeary home following a Pittsburgh hospital procedure.

John A. Gaul George Gaul Blair Gaul Covode Indiana Leon D. Metzger David D. Hill State Revenue Department Harrisburg H. M. Altimus Dilltown R.D Andrew Kerr Mia Elder Kerr Nannie Brown Minnie Bowden Seward J. M. Glassford West Church Street Paul Glassford Somerset Blanche McCrea Brush Valley Ralph Hyans Regent Square Pittsburgh Frank Stewart Town Flavia Taylor McKeesport Land Helen Kramer New Kensington Carr Barbour Wissinger Cherry Tree Velma Leora Widdowson Oakland Avenue Harvey Mumau S Greensburg 8. R. Mumau Near Commodore J. R. Mountain Near East Run J. E. Carnahan Frank Waddle McKelvey Robert Saltshore Carnahan Progress George Robeson, Jr Frederick Crother Penn State Gertrude Wolfe Newport George Robeson South Seventh Street IW. T. Mahaffey R. L. Houck Wilmore Mahaffey St. Petersburg Fla John Y. Scott Lof Scott Montana Marion Center Chicago Park Thomas Mra William ‘Hegmann Roanoke Hegmann Bell Telephone Go Effie B. Conner Bell Telephone J. W. Cumming D. L. Beatty Near Town Donald Pollack Ben Pollack Iowa Allegheny Hospital Robert Hazlett Georgeville daugh_ter Guy Kime G. M. Hazlett Elizabethtown John McGeary Leechburg Jennie Lowman McGeary

Weddings in East Ma Honing Townhip Nov 1

Harry Forest Leagure of East Ma honing township wed Mary Bell Ryen of Canoe township on November 1. Rev J A McCamey, Methodist Episcopal pastor, officiated. The groom is a farmer and son of Wade T Leagure. the bride is daughter of Charles Ryen.

Harry Forest Leagure East Mahoning Township Mary Bell ‘Ryen Canoe Township J. A. McCamey Methodist Episcopal Church Wade T. Leagure Charles Ryen

Schrecengost Kaufman unite in Indiana nuptials

Robert Theodore Schrecengost and Zelda May Kaufman, both of Indiana, wed on November 1 at the Second United Presbyterian Church with Rev. S. W. Shane officiating. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. David Schrecengost, and the bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Kaufman of Indiana R. D.

Robert Theodore Schrecengost Zelda May Kaufman Indiana W. Shane Second United Presbyterian Church David Schrecengost John Kaufman R. D

Moury and Gelston Bride and Groom Tie the Knot

Moury Lawrence Laverne Moury of Der ry wed Dorothy Fry Gelston of Torrance on November 6 at the Presbyterian church with Dr. Robert L. Clark officiating. The groom works for a railroad and the bride is the daughter of Gerald J. and Mrs Gelston of Torrance.

Lawrence Laverne Moury Derry Dorothy Fry Gelston Torrance Robert L. Clark Presbyterian Church Gerald J. Gelston

Birthday Celebration for Stephen Jusko of Cleveland Q

A birthday party was held Friday evening in honor of Stephen Jusko of Cleveland Quebec formerly Maple Grove Cherry Hill township. Guests included Mrs John Jusko Sr Mr and Mrs John Jusko Jr John Howard Jusko Mr and Mrs Julius Seider Mrs Albert Giffins Albert Jr and son James Robert Giffing Miss Emma Jusko Mr and Mrs Stephen Jusko and Rose Marie Jusko. A lunch was served and Mr Jusko received many gifts.

Stephen Jusko Cleveland Maple Grove Cherryhill Township John ‘Jusko Mra John Jusko, Jr John Howard Jusko Julius Seider Albert Giffins Albert, Jr James Robert Giffing Emma Jusko Rose Marie Jusko Juskoe

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Farm Extension News Farm Extension Association H. G. Nise Ite Howard FR. Wetzel Henry Townsend South Bend John F. Pounds White Township H. A. McIsaac Warren Buterbaugh Paul Kimmel C. Stewart R. L. Boucher J. Mack Hood & Sona James Lynch Association Pennsylvania Dairymen's Association National Dairymen's Association Flora Dale Potato Club B. Wetzel My Barber Shop South Ninth Savan 4-H Punxsutawney Rotary Club Punxsutawney Y. M. IC. A CG. P. Lang Winslow Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture Myers Literary Society Myers Literary ‘Society Myers’ School Center Township Ian Davis Goldie McHenry Emma Kathryn Lewis Howard Britton LaRue Warner Max McCall Mildred Nehrig Mgr Bong Kirkland Jake Claire Kauffman George Latimer John McIntyre Dave Lewis Charley Nebrig Russell Baker Alice Rhea Darrel White Helen Hancock Maxine Beers Howard Nebrle Mary Walker Stella Kauffman Marie White Fred Nebrig Britton Surprise Peature Roy Winsheimer Jake Clasa Charles Nehrig Arthur Warner Leo Campbell Charles Henry Paul White Gollovicken Bros. Journal Clarissa Britton Viola Bowman Bhlf Guilfoyle Teachers College Pennsylvania The Literary Digest Boston Post A. Wingard Fort Mahoning Township Sidney ‘Ray Cleveland, O Annie Brandt South Sixth Street Johnstown George M. Short George Lambing Penn Run EB. J. Walker Jefferson, C Mary Wilson Howard Hawhurst A. W. Hawhurst South Eleventh Street Bert Clark North Sixth Street Indiana Hospital Buchheit’s Leasure- Ryen Moury-Gelston Love Maurice Chevalier Ann Dvorak Paris Princes of Charm Helen Hayes John and Lionel Barrymore Clark Gable Robert Montgomery James Cagney Joan Blondell Ruby Keeler Dick Powell Kennell William Powell Mary Astor Luxenberg’s
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