Farm Calendar Tips From State College Highlights
Cuil Low Producers urged to cull poor cows and heifers to winter with healthier animals kept fed, while empty stalls are preferred. Poultry managers advise gradual changes in pullet flock care. 4-H members in Pennsylvania will show products and judge crops at the Harrisburg Farm Show next January. Brood sow gains hinge on exercise and varied feed. Water needs are high, with cows drinking large daily amounts aided by drinking cups. Manure application aids soil when sweat clover growth is low. Greenhouses grow seeds and small plants, with a modest 100 dollar home greenhouse feasible. Hardy alfalfa strains yield more hay than common varieties in Penn State trials.
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Pennsylvania State College Poultry Specialists
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania State College
Local social notes from Plumville and nearby areas
Clyde Kirkpatrick and family of Detroit visit Beyer relatives. Mrs. Carolyn Davis of Smicksburg stays with Maud and Mabel Studies while attending Ladies Fancy Work Club. Dale Douds of Corapolis visits his mother recovering from a fall. Indiana shoppers include Paul Ansley Mary Jean Odie Zimmermann and Josephine Schrecengost. Clark Marshal and Bes sie Shaffer visit Elder Stoops near Dayton. Presbyterian services in Indiana led by Dr Offut in Rev Giffen’s absence. Jack Huntington family visit Rural Valley Pifer home. Owen King and Norman visit in Franklin with Harry Shaffer. Paul Douds trips to Pittsburgh. Mrs Douds to stay. Ben Marshal visits Pittsburgh and Beyer. Carl Douds from Hollidaysburg visits. Maud Stuchel to Saltsburg for holidays. Mabel Lukehart and Maud Stuchel host Marie Davis of Rossmoyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Kirkpatrick
Detroit
Mich
J. K. Edwards
Beyer
Carolyn Davis
Smicksburg
Maud
Mabel
Ladies’ Fancy Work Club
Dale Douds
Coratopolis
Jack Huntingdon
Junior
Vivian
Valley
Pifer
Owen King
Norman
Franklin
Harry Shaffer
Town
Paul Douds
Pittsburgh
Ben Marshal
Clara Marshal
Dale
Carl Douds
Hollidaysburg
Maud Stuchel
Saltsburg
Mabel Lukehart
Marie Davis
Rossmoyne
BULLER REPORTS SURVEY RESULTS ON ALL STREAMS
Harrisburg Nov 25 N R Buller Commissioner of Fisheries submitted to Governor Fisher a detailed report on the final results of the stream survey begun after the drought evidence this summer. He says in his fifty four years of service streams have been as low as now though no large number of trout streams have dried up entirely and stocking should yield better fishing next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
N. R. Buller
John
Fisher
Buller
Weddings of a Week in Saltsburg and Nearby Towns
A set of local wedding notices from Saltsburg and surrounding areas lists several marriages. Jean MacColl will wed Arthur Horton at Saltsburg Presbyterian Church with family members acting as bridesmaids and William C. Ferguson Jr. as best man. Additional notices cover Faye Waller and Will Miller in Clarksburg and other unions in Greensburg, Indiana, Patchinville, and Kittanning with brief details on families, residences, and parishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sayers
Waynesburg
Horton
William C. Ferguson, Jr
Philadelphia
Saltsburg
Pennsylvania College For Women
Penn Charter School of
Germantown
University of Pennsylvania
Miller
Indiana
William E. Grove
Town
The
Robinsteen Leather Company
Population of the United States 18 Now 122775040
The census bureau announced the continental United States population at 122,775,046, up 17,004,426 or 16.1 percent since 1920. Montana was the only state to show a decline about 2.1 percent, or 11,283 people, with state figures and growth percentages listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Census Bureau
Ang. 3
Montana
Indiana County Farm Bureau Dinner Highlights Local Event
The Indiana County Extension Association dinner at First United Presbyterian Church drew 326 farmers and wives with an excellent turkey dinner and entertainment. Certificates were awarded for cow testing, poultry, and milk show honors, while speakers discussed tax issues and county cooperation in agriculture. Local residents' recognitions included readings, a faculty play, and notes on citizens' visits and military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana High School
Indiana County Extension Association
First United Presbyterian Church
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Tom North
Blatraville
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Delos Campbell
Hia
New York
Cheatra
New, Jersey
J. Paul Hopkins
Marion Center
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Jefferson
Iowa
C. P. Lang
Missouri
State College
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Miss Williams
H. P
Wyoming
Williams
Center Township
Colorado
New ‘Mexico
Miles
Arizona
Horst
Utah
Farmer
Nevada
Co-Oper- Washington
Activl
Oregon
Association
California
Alaska
Guam
American Samoa
Panama
Record Club
Colt Club
Virgin Islands
Mil. & Nav
First
South Dakota
Asso- Nebraska
Kansay
Delaware
Na- Maryland
Tional Dairy Association
Ribbons
District Columbia
Virginia
Men's Association
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
W. S. Wetzel
Georgia
Houck
Clymar
Rel
Florida
C. Walker
Kentucky
H. BH
Wetzel & Son
Marion
Tennessee
Center
Alabama
D. H. Fitzhonts
Mississippi
H. O. Kimmel
Shelocta
Arkansas
Steele
Louisiana
Oklahoma
W. Robinson, Jr
Texas
Die
Q. McMillen
D. Bence
Irvin Speedy
Livermore
J. G. Henderson
Saltsburg
R. OD
R. D. Marshall
Beyer
Indiana County
J. M. Steffy
Dayton
Death notices for John C. Long Jr and Clara Vogel
Funeral services were held for 18 year old John C. Long Jr at his Nowrytown home with burial in Nowry town cemetery after complications from mining injuries. Clara T. Vogel longtime Indiana resident died Thursday evening. funeral at St Bernard church followed by burial in church cemetery. she leaves sisters Magdalens Helena Julia and Eeith Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Clowes
Diamondville
This County
J. C Clowes
Barnesoro
Myrr
Richard
John C. Long, Jr
Nowrytown
Hicks Coal Company
John Long
Florence Snyder
Cold Springs
Elmer Long
Allbright
W. Va
Myrtle Reiter
Robert Long
Vandergrift
Sarah’ Herbert
New Castle
Ethel and
Ross Long
Clara T. Vogel
St. Bernard Catholic Church
Church
Indiana
North Fifth Street
George and
Frances Vogel
St. Bernard Church
Magdalens
Helena
Julia
Eeith Vogel
Local residents attend events and visits in Indiana and Barnesboro
Mrs. E P Grisemore and J I Joiner led a recent set of visitations with farmers and townspeople in Indiana. A Barnesboro funeral for Mrs. Clowes was noted along with multiple social calls among residents. The Pine Flats W C T U met at Richard Williams home and planned a future meeting at Mrs. J W Gibson's. A community supper at Alverda Auto Co garage benefited the church, drawing a large turnout and funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Joiner
Indiana
J. 1 Joiner
D. G. Joiner
W. W. Williams
Homer Stephens
EB. F. Parry
Jd. ©. Clowes
Barnesboro
Richard Williams
Pine Flats
W.C. T.U
Wax
J. W. Gibson
F. W. Joiner
Samuel Good
Raymond Elliott
Garry Russell
F. W. Williams
Homer Lydick
Mazelle Lamer
R. D. Bennett
I. S. Golden and Son
John
Penn Run
Ellen
Homer Bennett
Harry Russell
Ison
Lyle
Jane
Margaret Williams
Homer Lydick and
Russell
Alverda Auto Co
Harry Stussell
Lincoln Gibson
Rose Willams
Wintondale
Way
Wm. Sides
Samuel Long Hones
J. J. Wiliams
Oak Ridge visitors and local notices blend of social items
Social notes report visits from Nichols town residents with Frank Reichmiter and family guests, plus Lowman family gatherings at Laura Kinnan’s home. Spicer visits son Glenn Lowman, Alice Oharrah’s weekend stay noted, and a newspaper promo for The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette includes a 1980 subscription offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Reichmiter
Oak Ridge
Chas. Lowman
Vincent
Clarance Lowman
Trudell
Glenn Lowman
Laura Kinnan
M. A. Spicer
Alice O’harrah
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pennsylvania State College School of Agriculture
Plumville
Martin-Marshall
Fred Charles Martin
United States Navy
Vivian Bernice Marshall
Graceton
R. E. Martin
Homer City
Zell Martin
Shelton Marshall
Nicewonger-Froum
Paul Nicewonger
Esther Froum
Patchinville
Justice of the Peace
N. B. Young
Patchinvilla
Jerry Nicewonger
Alfred Froom
Bechtel-Boyer
Harry T. Bechtel
Ethel L. Boyer
Kittanning
R. M. Offut
West Church Street
Martin Brick Company
Sheriff-Southerland
Georges Sheriff
George Sheriff
Blairsville
Madeline Southerland
Riverside
Calif
Sheriff
Yovick-Zadravec
George Yovick
Coal Run
Louise Helen Zadravec
Marriaga
Register
W. Ralph Cummings
Court House
Willis McHenry
Creekside
McHenry
Indiana Motor Company
Opp. P. R. B.S
Farm Bureau Dinner
Auau
Nat Nesbit
Tunnelton
W. J. Pearce
Paul Walker
Anne W. Langdale
Anna W. Langdale
John Langdale
New York City
Edgewood
David Walker
Wayne Township
James L. Peterman
Wayne Avenue
Mabel Walker Wildebrandt
Washington, D.C
U. S
Walker
Marine Corps
Washington
Charles Soresen
Blairaville
Hughmani
W. H. George & Son
Homer Chey
A. Simpson & Son
Indiana Cooperative Dairy
Blairsville Sanitary Dairy
B. A. Brear
Imicksburg
Teers
J. Elder Peeler
J. R. Griffith
General Assembly
Indiana County Republican Committee
Griffith
Wilkinsburg
Sinlekabpryg
John T. Hare
Clay
Stiteler
Mr. Hare
Mahon’s
Mahon's
Western Ammunition
RICH
Drybak
Marble
Remington
Imperial Dog Foods
A. W. Mabon & Sons
Silas C. Streams
Indiana, Pa
Tre
Victor Records
Rman
the Por Musics
Victon
Oaman
THEM
Orchestra
T. Nat Shilkret
Victok Oxclestna
Watts
LeRoy Sineld
Tre Victor
Darlin
Inah
Jounny Manvix Ty
S Friendly
Geo. D. Leydnie
Kzad
Grisemore
Nicholtown
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Post Gazette
Indiana Progress
Tudiana
Par
Tad
GEO. D. Leydic Bruner
People’s Shoe Store
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