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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1935

Page

5

Apple Crop News From Indiana County Harvest Underway

Farm Extension notes Indiana County has a fair apple crop with sprayed orchards showing minimal insect injury. McIntosh and other varieties are picked. Baldwins, Spies, Romes, Kings and winter apples begin. A new four-size Apple Grader with 30 bushels per hour capacity is showcased by Woodward Smith near Blaimville inviting growers to inspect the setup.

Indiana County Guounty J. W. Warner L. Billa Penn State Indiiana County Warner Baldwins Woodward Smith Blaimville

Relief at Last From Nervous Ailments Leads to Free Visit

Advertises Dr McKeon at 935 Oakland Ave Indiana Penn a offering free examination and consultation for nervous disorders and related ailments. Claims treatment for nerves rheumatism stomach trouble headaches backaches heartburn indigestion kidneys asthma sinus trouble anemia arthritis bronchitis constipation goiter eczema deafness and other diseases with evening hours and reasonable fees.

Oakland Ave Indiana McKeon School St Penna

An Object Lesson From Europe by Raymond Pitcairn

National Chairman warns against surrendering essential liberty for temporary safety drawing on Franklin and European events. He argues centralized authority in dictatorship or bureaucracy erodes personal liberty and opposes efforts to weaken constitutional guarantees. He urges Americans to preserve liberty and opportunity written in the Fundamental Law.

Benjamin Franklin Europe America Franklin Americs

Order Forest Trees Early This Fall For Reforestation

County Agent J. W. Warner warns that planting stock will be scarce in spring 1936 as millions of seedlings are allocated to Soil Conservation Service and CCC projects in Pennsylvania. White pine red pine Norway spruce and black locust are exhausted. limited supply remains of pitch pine Scotch pine white spruce Japanese larch and black walnut. State trees offer low costs for idle fields reforestation. orders must be for at least 1000 seedlings, divided into two 500 counts. Private nurseries sell pine and spruce seedlings and transplants at slightly higher prices for Christmas trees windbreaks and reforestation. Warner can provide guidance on suitable varieties and ordering methods.

J. W. Warner Soil Conservation Service CCC Pennsylvania Warner

Notice to Woodcock Hunters Opens With Federal Stamp Requirement

Beginning with the season on Tuesday October 15 hunters who seek woodcock must possess a state hunting license and a Federal Migratory Waterfowl Stamp. The $1 stamp funds migratory waterfowl restoration and is obtainable at post offices. anyone over 16 who hunts migratory waterfowl must carry a valid stamp. violations carry a fine up to 500 and six months imprisonment.

Congress

Here to Get Your Hunting Licenses

Indiana firms and hardware stores listed advertise hunting licenses available locally. Names include J. M. Stewart Co. Indiana. Blairsville Hardware Co.. W. L. Hutchison Homer City. Clymer Hardware Co.. R. H. Dunlap Cherry Tree. J. C. Moore Home Saltsburg. Mairsville and Plumville dealers. and Levi Conner at Glen Campbell.

Indiana J. M. Stewart Co Indiana Hardware Co Mairsville Blairsville

Bennie Keeps Cool as Studio Heist Fails

Bennie, transfixed by Beth Millard dancing, discovers a plot against him at Zenith studio. He signals the studio police and four officers arrest two intruders while Beth continues tapping Morse code for danger. The would be crime is foiled and Bennie praises Beth for saving them.

Bennie Morrie Neal Beth Jim Merrie Neal Bennie Jackson Zenith Studio Hollywood Beth Millard Neal Morris Misa Millard Thea

Banking In Changing World Prompts Debate In Omaha

William A Irwin of Washburn College argues privately owned banks have served America well despite faults. He suggests careful change may be needed but warns against full centralization and political control. He says banking is conservative, should preserve sound past practices, and credits bankers with sustaining stability through booms and busts.

Omaha Nebr America William A. Irwin Washburn College Topeka Kansas Irwin Supreme Court

Banks and College Launch New School in New Jersey

The Graduate School of Banking opens in New Brunswick under the American Institute of Banking and Rutgers University with 220 enrolled students from 85 states and DC. It offers a three year program combining case work and lectures, covering banking administration, trust law, money and credit, with plans to grow to 600, plus 100 scholarships of 160 each funded by the American Bankers Association Educational Foundation.

New Brunswick N. J Graduate School of Banking American Institute of Banking American Bankers Association Rutgern University District of Columbia Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Idaho Virginia Washington West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Tha Educational Foundation of the

Remarkable Ice Jam Shape of Astor Fortune Origin

Ice jam blocked a London-bound ship for two months at Chesapeake Bay in 1784. Among passengers was Jacob Astor, a German immigrant who later pursued fur trading in New York and built a fortune exceeding two million dollars. The delay spurred him to embrace the fur trade, shaping a legacy tied to the icy obstruction.

Chesapeake Bay Atlantic London Baltimore Jacob Astor America Astor Young Astor New York City New World

Campbell Bushnell Bride Weds George Campbell in Blacklick Home

Miss Winifred Sarah Bushnell daughter of Dr and Mrs B M Bushnell of Blacklick and George Frank Campbell of Chatsworth Georgia were married Friday October 4 at 2 30 pm by Rev William H Nicholson at the bride's parents home with only immediate families present. Mrs Campbell attended Indiana State Teachers College pursued theater with the Children's Theater Co and later cut silhouettes at Steel Pier Atlantic City. The couple will reside in Atlantic City until after the vaudeville season.

Steel Pier Atlantic City Campbell

Two Ohio couples wed on September 30 in home ceremonies

In Clarksburg and Marion Center area unions were reported on September 30. Baird of Clarksburg wed Shetler of Robinson with officiant Squire Lynn at a residence near Clyde. Goss and Stewart, Hillsdale and Marion Center residents, married at the home of Rev. H A Edwards. groom Ira Goss works as a coal miner. bride Pier Stewart is the daughter of Marion Center residents.

Baird-Shetler Thomas W. Baird Clarksburg Bessie Almeda“Shetler Robinson Goss-Stewart Walter iGoss Hillsdale Rozella Stewart Marion Center H. A. Edwards Ira Goss Pier Stewart KR. D

Four Lydick Sons Unite With Washington Presbytery Church

Four sons of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Lydick near Davis in this county united with Washington Presbyterian Church on profession of faith during Sunday communion services. The Lydicks also joined by letter from Westminster Church of Erie. Mr. Lydick, greenskeeper at Erie Country Club, recently returned to the county.

Washington Township W. F. Lydick Davis Washington Presbyterian Church

Two Years in Workhouse for Auto and Bicycle Theft

Edward McFarland of Buffalo New York was taken to the workhouse on Tuesday by Sheriff Eugene Wilson and Deputy H Elmer Borland to begin a two year sentence for the theft of an automobile and a bicycle.

Edward McFarland Buffalo N. Y Eugene Wilson H. Elmer Borland

Two-Year Sentence for Vehicle Thefts in Home1 and Indiana

J received a two-year sentence after pleading guilty to stealing an automobile from Home1 City and a bicycle from Indiana. He appeared before Judge J. N. Langham on Monday morning and was sentenced.

Indiana J. N. Langham

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