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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 09, 1927

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Kimmell and Houck cows lead association

October reports from the County Cow Testing Association show 27 herds tested, 69 cows dry, 4 sold for profit and 14 bought. High milk herd belonged to Harry Kimmell with 11 registered Holsteins averaging 74 pounds, while Clyde Houck’s Jersey herd led in fat. The list includes top 10 butterfat cows and honor cows producing 1000 pounds of milk or 40 pounds fat.

County Cow Tasting Association Harry Oo. Kimmel Clyde Houck B. M. Clark BE. J. Miller D. H. Fitzhonts John Cook W. H. P. Will Pansy Betsy Cream Trose Dairy Blaine Short Geere G.H H. P. Williams Red H. A. Nichol C. S. Gerhard Josie R.A I. M. Speedy Speckle C. McMillen Torrance R.H S. Gerhard HP Williams B. W. Clawson R.H. R.H RAFL R.H. Th Rudd

Community Notes From Arcadia Area Social Roundup

Norman Murray of Washington DC spent the weekend with friends. Don Kerr of Detroit visited his mother Mrs B G Kerr. Mr and Mrs A I Greene entertained Saturday night. Gust Anderson visited his parents at Patton. Cearge Ferguson was an Indians caler one morning last week. Mr and Mrs Stanley Klemnak and Mrs Russell Chase shopped in Indiana Friday. Miss Edwinna and Betty Greene spent Sunday with relatives at Oscool Mills. Mrs Ray Colkitt and children of Big Hun visited J Stewart’s home. Mrs Frances Meadows entertained guests Saturday night. Kilsworth Greene and family were Burnside callers Sunday. An oyster supper will be held in LO FP Null Saturday evening November 12. Preaching in Christian Church Sunday morning and Baptist Church Sunday evening. Minnie Stephens staying with daughter Mrs Ho J Bagley at Nanty-Cilo. Alongu Sides returned from Philadelphia Hospital much improved. Miss Chrissie Gibson sprained ankle last week. Raymond Lockard was a Comato love caller Saturday morning. A fellow who doesn’t know the taste of more than two lipstick brands noted.

Norman Murray Washington Stanley Klemnak Russell Chase Indiana Edwinna Betty Greene Oscool Mills Ray Colkitt Big Hun J. Stewart Frances Meadows Monks Klsworth Greene Burnside Murch Minnie Stephens Ho J. Bagley Nanty-Cilo Alongu Sides Philadelphia Chrissie Gibson Raymond Lockard

Local Visitors and Ailing Miner Reported in Rossmoyne

Rossmoyne residents hosted guests including Clair Lewis and family from Avonmore and Dora relatives. Visits from Floyd Stear and son Richard near Georgeville, plus Harvey Mauk and Pricedale friends. Nelson B. Warden, injured in Butler mines, shows slow recovery as Lawrence Johnston of Hamilton stops by.

Ebert Brewer Clair Lewis Ashbaugh Avonmore G. H. Elkin St. Boyd Dora Floyd Stear Richard Georgeville D. C. Wells Nelson B. Warden

DILLTOWN Social Notes From Wehrum and Surroundings

Miss Frances Strinko and the Franklin sisters attended the masque yade dance at Wehrum on Monday evening. Mrs. P D Kelly, on the sick list, is improving. Winma Moose of Wintondale visited relatives in Brushvalley. The Bluffton school closed and pupils go to Armagh. Carrie Long visited friends here last week. Roy Anderson of Pittsburgh and Nannie Kager were married in Ohio and spend their honeymoon in Washington before residing in Pittsburgh where he is employed. Glenn Miller is home from his hunting trip.

Frances Strinko Franklin Sisters Wehrum Kelly Winma Moose Wintondale Brushvalley Bluffton Armagh Carrie Long Roy Anderson Pittsburgh Nannie Kager Ohio Washington, D.C Mr. Anderson Glenn Miller

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