Indiana County Second Cow Testing Association Fifth Year Summary
The Indiana County Cow Testing Association No 2 marked its fifth year on November 1 with 14 members and 124 cows involved at some point. Average cows 166, average milk 7465 pounds, butterfat 843.5 pounds, value per cow $134.89. Feed costs per cow totaled 60.53 dollars with 74.36 dollars per cow returned as product over feed. feed cost per 100 pounds of milk was 81 cents and per pound of butterfat 18 cents.
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Indiana County
Jersey Breeders Meet in Marion Center Hall November 21
Indiana county Jersey breeders are invited to gather at Griffith hall Marion Center on Tuesday at 1 30 P M. H B Dennison of the American Jersey Cattle Club and Joe Nageotte of Penn State dairy extension will attend. Officers will be elected and a 1934 program outlined. Reduced registration rates apply through December 1 with specific fees for females and males under two years and transfers.
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Marion Center Hall
Indiana County
Griffith Hall
Marion Center
H. BE. Dennison
American Jersey Cattle Club
Joe Nageotte
Penn State
Jersey
Washington Tax Justice Meeting at Marlin schoolhouse
Washington Township Tax Justice League schedules a November 23 gathering at Marlin schoolhouse. program includes songs recitations debates and a discussion on why tax justice meetings are held with listed participants and performances.
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Washington Tax Justice
Washington Township Tax Justice League
Marlin
Washington Township
Home Sweet Home
Edward Park
Myrtle Nichol
Blystone Brothers
Glenn Orr
Atwood Young People
Betty Aul
Jean Peterman
Dorothy Houser
Gertrude Wissinger
Edna Fry
Maurice Miller
Ruth Brown
Pomona Grange to Meet at Savan Hall on Dec 28
Pomona Grange plans the next session in Savan Grange hall on the last Thursday in December the 28th. An interesting program is being prepared by the lecturer and members with suggestions should mail them to Mrs. Olive Musser Indiana Pa.
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Pomona Grange
Savan
Savan Grange
Pomona
Olive Musser
Indiana
South Bend Township Tax League Friday Program
The South Bend Township Tax Justice League schedules Friday evening events for November 17. The program includes an orchestra by the South Bend Boys, entertainment by Stony Point District, and a discussion on proper use of leisure time during the winter season led by Francis Peters, Wilbur Donaldson, Mrs. L. M. Henderson, Mrs. Waldo Ellenberger, Edna Hanns, Mrs. Frank Py, and Harry Rearick with a musical piece “Good Night Ladies.”
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South Bend Township Tax League
South Bend Township Tax Justice League
South Bend Boys
Stony Point District Tenue
Francis Peters
Wilbur Donaldson
L. M. Hengerson
Waldo Ellenberger
Wee
Edna Hanns
Prank Py and
Mea
Harry Rearick
Cy Adburn
Weddings of a Week Sailor Stephenson and Sadler
Sailor Stephen and Harry W Sadler Jr wed in Greensburg at the First United Presbyterian Church manse. Laura Belle Stephens, a teacher, and Harry W Sadler Jr, a Greensburg High School student, will reside in Greensburg where he works for American Oil. Additional marriages listed include Buterbaugh Everett in Falls Creek, Beers Henderson in Armstrong county, Krouse Brett in Bolivar, and Lockard Stile in Indiana, reflecting multiple local ceremonies on November dates.
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Sailor-Stephens
Laura Belle Stephens
Harry Iw. Stephens
White Township
Harry W. Sadler, Jr
Greensburg
First ‘United Presbyterian Church
Town
John J. McIlvaine
Indiana High School
Indiana State Teachers’ College
Sadler
Harry Sad“Jer
Staunton Military Academy
American Oil Company
Buterbaugh-Everett
William Jerold Buterbaugh
Florence Pearl ‘Everett
Idamar
Falls ‘Creek
H. ‘Robinson
Bus‘ness
William ‘Buterhaugh
Westville
Charles Everett
Gordon Literary Society Program for November 17 Meeting
The Gordon Literary Society meets in Gordon schoolhouse Blacklick township on Friday evening November 17. The program includes songs, recitations by Mary Jane Graff Hazel Overdorfft Della Dunlap Christie Campbell James Wiley, a quartet, discussions of Farmers Banquet, various music numbers and intermission, with multiple performers and acts listed.
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Gordon Literary Society
Gordon
Blacklick Township
Mary Jane Graff
Hazel Overdorfft
Della Dunlap
Christie Campbell
James ‘Wiley
Russell Hoover
Leroy Houston
William Brickell
Otis Overdorff
W. P. McCrea
T. M. Strong
C. C
Frank Benamati
Lena Hoover
Luella Shields
Saven 4-H Corn Club Will Hold Show Friday Evening
Savan 4-H corn club plans an exhibition Friday evening November 17 at the Grange hall. Club members will perform a program and P Lang extension club specialist at Penn State will judge the exhibits, with ribbons awarded by County Agent Warner. The public is invited to attend.
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Saven
Savan
Grange
P. Lang
Pann State
Warner
Justice of the Peace W. H. Jackson New President of Kiwanis Club
Walter H Jaskoon was elected president of the Kiwanis Club of Indiana for the coming year at Camp Rest-a-While. Harry W Pharaoh is vice president. Re-elected directors include Elmer W Alligon J Arthur Robinson and Bery L Beanor with others: H W Black Walter Emmert Guy Kanable and Frank M Smith. Winfield King spoke about eastern Pennsylvania. Laundering removes most cooked fruit berry stains.
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Justice of the Peace
W. H. Jackson
Kiwanis Club
Justice of the ‘Peace
Walter H. Jaskoon
Kiwanis Club of
Indiana
Camp
Harry W. Pharaoh
Elmer W. Alligon
J. Arthur Robinson
Bery L. Beanor
11. W. Black
Walter Emmert
Guy G. Kanable
Frank M.smith
Winfield King
Pennsylvania
Ultra-Violet Rays Help Make Egg Contest Winners
Ten single-comb white leg horns from Leader farm York Pa won the Pennsylvania official Egg Laying Contest in Harrisburg. The pen laid 2,878 eggs in 51 weeks scoring 3,015.15 points, with each point equaling a two-ounce egg. Ultraviolet light from Cela glass aided growth and bone development, while mothers laid 275 to 324 eggs each and fathers came from a 300-egg line.
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Leader Farm
York
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
Harrisburg
Guy A. Léader
Guy A. Leader
Farewell Surprise Party for Merrimans in Armagh
Friends and neighbors held an unannounced farewell gathering at Mrs William A Merriman s home as the couple prepare to move to Columbus Ohio for permanent residence spending winter with their son and daughter in law and later occupying a home of their own. The evening featured games social chat and dainty refreshments with gifts: a hand bag for Mrs Merriman and a small gift for Mr Merriman.
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Armagh
William A. Merriman
Merriman
Columbus
Ohio
M. W. Campbell
Alfred Foster
Stephen A. Johnston
Florence Dick
Emma Elliott
Dil Ne Cunningham
Mra
G. Mack
Glarence Findley
Five hundred fifty million? Christmas Club payouts loom
About eight million Christmas Club members will share 350 million dollars in the next two weeks. Six thousand banks and organizations distribute funds, with an average payout of 43.76 dollars per member, a notable rise from last year. New York leads with 83 million, Pennsylvania envisions over 40 million. Also noted, Grover C. Epley of Washington fined 22.90 for derailing a freight train with his car near Hyattsville Maryland.
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Herbert Fawl
Christmas Club
New York
Pennsylvania
Grover C. Epley
Washington
Hyattsville
Last Minute Christmas Gift Plan saved by careful choice
A shopper overwhelmed by holiday crowds learns to shop early and select thoughtful gifts for Uncle George Cousin Essie Mrs Brighton and others. She imagines each recipient and buys purposeful items to avoid last minute chaos and bring joy.
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Marlon English
George
Essie
Brighton
Jack
Ang Ahp
Jake
Governor urges swift extra session to control liquor and aid recovery
The governor declares the eighteenth amendment repeal makes an extraordinary session mandatory to pass liquor control and taxation laws. He argues a strong state role to prevent bootlegging, fund schools, relief, and public works, while aligning with national recovery efforts. He stresses unity, rejects private gain, and urges prompt action. Clifton asks about 13 as unlucky. Murphy recalls a failed attempt to beat thirteen men.
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Pennsylvania
Ciry
National Recovery Administration
Post-Gazette offers for Indiana County residents
The Burgh Daily Post Gazette subscription is 85 50 yearly and available only to Indiana County R F D residents or those not served by Post Gazette carriers. The Post Gazette is delivered by mail the same day as publication to homes.
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Progress
Pittsburgh Daily Post Gazette
Indiana County
R.F.D
Post-Gazette
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Farm Extension News
George Francis Beers
Mina Susie
Katherine ‘Henderson
Armstrong County
Walter H. Jackson
Frank L. Beers
Otis Henderson
Valley Township
Krouse-Brett
John Llwellyn Krouse
Bolivar
Ella Brett
Robinson
C. 'M. Johnston
Charles A. Krouse
Robert I. Brett
Ristmas Shopping
Clifton
Murphy
Janes Cagney
Joan Honedeli
Ftuby Keeler
Dick Powell
Comets
Munsle
William Powell
Mary
Barbara Tanwyck
Shawn
Neil
Spencer Tracy
Clare
Trevor
Papa
Mama
Nexdore
Nayber
George ‘Washington
iNo
America
Luxenberg’s
Rous Ae
Indiana Hardware Co
Phila
Indiana, Pa
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