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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1930

Page

2

Surplus Fat In Middle Life May Prove Harmful

Medical officials warn that after age thirty five lean individuals outlive overweight peers. A large insurance study ties obesity to higher risks of heart disease nephritis arterial disease and brain hemorrhage with overweight people facing triple diabetes deaths. Experts urge moderation eat all foods in smaller amounts and return to normal weight to live longer and control appetite.

Theodore B. Appel America Will Power

Let Your Doctor Decide on Self-Medication Dangers

A discussion by Dr. Theodore B Appel argues that many people endanger themselves through self treatment and overuse of cure-alls. He stresses diagnosis as key, warning that laymen often jump to conclusions and neglect professional medical care.

Theodore B. Appel Sherlock Holmes

First Indiana County Cow Testing Association Report Sept Milk

In September 27 herds were tested by Carl Johnston, totalling 400 cows on test. County Home leads with 833 lb monthly average milk and 29.38 lb butterfat. H O Jiminel second at 778 lb milk and William B Wetzel second in butterfat at 27.4 lb. Nine cows were sold as unprofitable. Top ten butterfat cows include W B Wetzel RJ and County Home entries with milks from 702 to 1440 pounds and fat from 47.1 to 60.8 pounds.

H. O. .Imimel Willam Wetzel Rankin Gri Grit H. H. Wetzel Rui County Home R.H C. L. Steele R.J W. S. Wetzel

Second Indiana County cow testing results report

During September 27 herds were tested totaling 304 cows on test. J A Compton Clarksburg had the top milk producer with 930 pounds per month and top fat at 46.16 pounds. Jay T Gibson Penn Run second in milk with 863.4 pounds and H A McIsaac second in fat at 35.4 pounds. New silos were built by J M Steffey Day ton Joy Gibson and Iral Savage Penn Run. Ten leading cows listed with names ages fresh dates and individual milk and fat yields.

Blugh Brown J. A. Compton Clarksburg Jay T. Gibson Penn Run H. A. McIsaac J. M. Steffey Dayton Joy T. Gibson Iral J. Savage W. McConnaughey R.J Gr.j J. M. Hood R. F. Minser Gr.g H. A. Hoover P.J D. M. Hood

Poultry Meeting and Jersey Cattle Club Event October 15 and 10

A Poultry Record Association meeting is set for Wednesday October 15 at 7 30 PM in the Court House with H H Kauffman of Penn State speaking on Fall Egg Production A record book can be obtained at the County Agents office or at the meeting Changes in poultry management and record keeping are urged Jersey Breeds Will Meet and Dine Here on Friday Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club holds a noon meeting October 10 at Moore Hotel with Don Keller and Jerseys expanding in local dairies over 100 breeders and growing interest in Grade A milk production and JerseyGuernsey breeding efforts.

Court House H. H. Kauffman Penn State Poultry Record Association Indiana County Kauffman Jersey Cattle Club Moore Hotel Don Keller American Jersey Cattle Club Jersey Guernsey Milton Wowann| Paul Bmilton Howard Paul Dilltown Creps Pennsylvania Gald Eb, Creps Tadita Burnett Mercantile E. E. Chevs Euforee Indiana Pao E. Walker Smith A.D Teferee E. Creps Trdiana Matthew M,burnet Benkruptcy Matthew M. Burnett Saltsburg Way B. B. ‘Creps Comity BE. E. Cimgps Burgess and ‘Lows Mar~ Jon ‘Center W. M. Nicoson Court of Common Jews Burgess and Town Council W. M. Nicogon Indhina AL M Miomas Bupton Joan VV. Tlogan V. Tsorr Ste Tack & Jack Knildta Contuldo Horney City Haytn Dlaimis Agatost Christina Wolski Ndlana Theatre Udiundt Tesday Wayne "Tomb Ndluga

First National Bank Dividends Mail To Cherry Tree Stockholders

First National Bank of Cherry Tree mails the regular quarterly dividend of 4 4 4 percent annualized to stockholders, marking eleven straight years at this rate. Bank officers include Finsthwait as president Kinports Hawes Munroe and Menosky with a long list of directors.

First National Bank of Cherry Tite First National Bank of Cherry Tree F. Finsthwait B. W. Kinports B. W. Hawes T. W. Munroe J. §. Menosky John Hi. Smith John McKange L. Steele Clark J. W. McFar

Musical Ten Opened New Season for Local Club Women

The New Century Club launched its season with a musical tea at the new W C T U building on Church Street. Directed by Mrs. Hubert M. Fisher, with Mrs. W S Hamilton at piano, performances featured Mrs. J J Malivaine and contributions from Mrs. B C Buchheit and the Monday Musical Club. Several other members and juniors participated in the event. Card of Thanks: The Hoover family expresses gratitude for sympathy after Ada Hoover’s death, burial on Sept 27, 1930. Fire Near Rossiter: A two story frame dwelling known as the Cree Cagsse...

New Century Club W.C.T.U Church Street Hubert M. Fisher W. S. Hamilton America J. J. Malivaine B.C Ada Hoover P. BE. Hoover Rossiter Rogsster

Taw Violators Sentenced On Monday Morning

Judge J N Langham imposed sentences in court Monday. John Gordon received 66 days in county jail for involuntary manslaughter plus costs. George W Brendlinger was jailed 30 days for larceny with restitution of 10.66 and costs. John Christopher John Wirdzek and John Mermer had larceny of an automobile with suspended sentences on costs. Mary Carlini fined 100 dollars and costs for liquor law violation. Mrs Charles Signorino also fined 100 dollars and costs for liquor law violation.

Moniday J. N. Langham John Gordon George W. Brendlinger Costa John Christopher John Wirdzek John Mermer

Arrivals in Two Homes and a Robbery Report

Arrivals include a daughter born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Dale Henry of Oakland Avenue and a son Edwin Marcy Long born Monday at Indiana hospital to Mr and Mrs Edwin Long of North Fifth Street. A purse was stolen from Mrs Birdie Keener near Seventh and Washington Streets around 9 36 p m Wednesday. Post Gazette advertises The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette 1020 combo for six dollars for subscribers. Services at Shady Plain preacher Martin Heath, Iselin, will speak Sunday at 10 30.

Dale Henry Oakland Avenue Henry Edwin Long North Fifth Street Indiana Hospital Edwin Marcy Long South Seventh Street Birdie Keener Post Gazette Progress Pittsburgh Pittsburgh Post Gazette R. BF. D Indiana Progress Indiana Shady Plain Hey Martin Heath Iselin Shady Plain

Teaching Orderliness for Six-Year-Olds in 1939

A Western Newspaper Union piece advises reducing nagging to teach children to tidy their toys. It splits the method into two parts: speak briefly and be honest in demands. The author urges firm eye contact and consistent behavior to instill long term discipline rather than constant prodding.

Robin Hood Ray Western Newsananer Union

Surprise Party Honors Roy Blystone in Washington Township

Ninety neighbors and friends gathered Wednesday evening at the Blystone home to honor Roy Blystone with a surprise party. Hosts prepared baskets and lunch, sharing music and games as gifts and well wishes were given to Roy.

Washington Township Roy Blystone J. B. Blystone Roy Bert Whitacre Beryl Margaret Crooks Harry Sink Clarence Rebecca Ruth Garl Miller Meryl, McManus John Carl Brady Vernie McSweeney Will Burns Dora Paul McIntyre Fred Echman Wilbur Shaffer Joseph Park Elsie Frank Lohr Ira Marlin Bert Orr Glenn Sara Orr Ralph Morris Ronald Beatrice Gale Miller John Tiarman Carrie Park Earl Leroy Raymond Florence Leona Marshall Edith Prugh Viola Geneva Gertrude Wissinger Ruby Donahoe Alfred Paul Orr Charles Brown Clair Johnston Beryl Parks Elizabeth Hall Hdna Gathers William Gray James Cribbs William Charley Blair Smeltzer Clair Park Carl Altman Avery Fred Glenn Jewart Matthew Hazel Orr Jack Lambing Carl Downey Eldar Watterson Bryan Orr Hulda Sara Ethel Harmon Josiah Fisher Michael Boyer

New American Legion Officers Installed in Indiana

Indiana Post No. 141 American Legion installed new officers led by Commander E. Dale Timberlake with Senior Vice Commander Fred Weitzel and other officers. The event featured a commander’s dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary and a post sponsor for a future old time home-coming Fourth of July in Indiana. Dr. John A. H. Keith, state superintendent, attended. he is hospitalized at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore.

Indiana No. 141 American Legion Charles F. Irwin Ladies Auxiliary Joseph J. Porter Gilbert S. Parnell Pew E. Dale Timberlake Fred. Weitzel Thomas Moorhead Myrtle Gray Edgar Walker

Last date for entries to Pittsburgh Apple Show

Premium lists for the Tri-State Apple and Potato Show are ready for growers in 66 counties. Entries must be in by Tuesday noon October 29. Potato and apple classes feature cash prizes, judging by Cornell professors, and new contests including potato judging and Apple Naming. County shows will be judged as units with a Pennsylvania Farmer trophy to the winning county.

Fivecal Tri-State Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce Henry R. Eby E. V. Hardenburg Cornell University Gilbert Peck Frank H Shafter Agriculture Committee

Evangelistic Services at Penn Ran Church of the Brethren

Evangelistic services are in progress at the Penn Ran Church of the Brethren led by Rev. H. C. Hess of Nanty-Glo. He preaches each evening at 7:45. This week’s topics include Radiant Lives, The Power Of An Endless Life, If I Could Be Like Him, Walking With God, and The Soul Our Greatest Possession.

Penn

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