Autumnal Woods Awe Pennsylvanians Across Parks
Harrisburg reports autumnal splendor in Pennsylvania forests as visitors praise the colorful landscapes. Secretary Dorworth and a forest visitor quote poetic reflections on the season, urging all citizens to enjoy nature’s gifts before winter and noting the moral and uplifting value of outdoor exploration.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Richard Watson Giljer
Charles EB. Dorworth
Department of Forests and Waters
Swiss Alps
Rhine
Danube
Weather Foreseeable Rain and Snow Through Week
Local astrologer Paul Schimmack predicts a three day rain period starting Wednesday with possible snow. He also notes a ten day spell of mild weather as Indian Summer begins October 16. Later dates call for extended rainfall October 23 to 25 and a snow storm on the 26. Maras moves into Leo on October 21, bringing warmer days before November. Armistice Day plans for Indiana feature a parade at 10:30 AM and ceremonies at the Court House with a 160 piece band led by Prof. B F Sullivan, followed by an Armistice dinner at the Armory for World War veterans.
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Washington
Paul Bchimmack
Chimmack
Schimemack
Maras
Leo
Schimmack
Indiana
Indiana Post
American Legion
Court House
B. F. Sullivan
State Teachers’ College
Armory
Post Gazette and The Progress Pittsburgh Combo Offer
For 1930 the Post Gazette and The Progress combine into one paper. The special offer costs $6.00 for R F D members or residents in towns without a Post Gazette agent. Send orders to Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania.
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Post Gazette
Progress
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. F. D. Bud Meribers
Indiana Progress
Indiana
Prizes Wilt Draw Farm Exhibit Winners at Farm Show
Harrisburg October 14 Exhibitors in 650 classes across 21 departments at the fifteenth Pennsylvania Farm Show to be held January 19 23 1931 will share 37747 in cash prizes. The new premium list shows prize money by department with Dairy Cattle leading at 8310 00 and Poultry at 8354 560.
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Harrisburg
New Exposition Building
KK. G. Bressler
County Native Dies in Oklahoma Auto Crash
David Eldridge Fleming 58 native of Washington township died October 9 in an auto accident in Chelsea Oklahoma. Funeral at the old homestead near Willet where he was buried. He farmed and drilled in Oklahoma and was a prominent resident of Chaisen and a Masonic member. He leaves a mother Mrs Martha Fleming and many siblings in California Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
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David E. Fleming
Rearea
Willet
Cheteca
Oklahoma
David Eldridge Fleming
Washington Township
This County
Chelsea
Winet
Chaisen
G. Cc. Fleming
Martha Fleming
Chicora
Butler County
Sfstern
John QC. McLaughlin
Taft
California
Charles
Gilbert Fleming
Jesse Fleming
Thomas Fleming
Marietta, O
Murray Fleming
W. 8. Brown
Marion Center
C. H. Dunlap
Misa. Viola Pleping
Pittsburgh
Indiana Hospital Receives ACS Approval At Congress
Indiana hospital is listed among about 2008 facilities in the United States and Canada inspected and approved by the American College of Surgeons for proper equipment and care. The group announced the designation during the opening sessions of the annual clinical congress in Philadelphia. Thirteen years ago only 69 hospitals met the standards. now roughly three-fourths of institutions qualify.
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Indiana Hospital
United States
Canada
American College of Surgeons
Philadelphia
Public Sale at Farm Near Beth Church on Oct 21 1930
Auction listing at the farm one mile from Beth Church on the road to Jacksonville Homer City. Items include six milk cows two fresh soon a black mare eight years old grain binder mowing machine grain drill wagon barn implements hay and straw corn and other articles. Terms to be announced. Also Ambrose schoolhouse social notices and a quote about action.
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Beth- 8 Church
Jacksonville
Homer City
Sula
Andy Roskovensky
R. W. George
Weddings of a Week Wissinger Baun and More
A weekly weddings notice lists several couples united in marriage on October 13 in various locales. George Kenneth Wissinger and Sarah Grace Baun wed in Coalport Yutahville areas with miner and farmer family ties. Armagh and Wintondale pairings include Carney Dietz and Jennie Dietz. Rettz and Daniels wed in Johnstown Presbyterian church. Spindler and Blystone married in Elderton. Bridge and Todd nuptials occurred at St Bernard rectory Latrobe Expo.
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Wissinger-Baun
George Kenneth Wissinger
Coalport
Sarah Grace Baun
Yutahville
Register and
W. Ralph Cummings
Court House
H. B. Wissinger
Rayne Township
Miles Baun
Yutahyville
Carney Dietz
Jay D. Carney
Armagh
Jennie Margretta Dietz
Wintondale
Galen B. Roger
Johnstown
Vernon J. Carney
August Dietz
Bridge-Todd Joseph Thomas Bridge
Latrobe
Anta Marie Todd
Export
James Brady
St. Bernard Rectory
Griffith Heads Organization to Restore Buena Vista Furnace
At Brush Valley Grange Hall on Friday evening Assemblyman Charles Griffith of Marion Center was elected president of the Buena Vista Furnace Park Association. New officers include A A Cresswell of Johnstown as vice president Mrs G M Dias as secretary and Royden Taylor of Indiana as treasurer. The group aims to restore the historic furnace and create a public park surrounding the site.
Pennsylvania Farmland and Population Shifts Reported
Preliminary census figures show Pennsylvania with 172046 farms on April 1 1930 a drop of 30204 farms 14.5 percent since 1920 United States total farms stand at 207877 on April with 6448343 in 1920 a 23 percent decrease nationwide Shooting game charges lead to a $45 fine for Cloyd B Gates of Johnstown after he shot two gray squirrels out of season near Yellow Creek State troopers and a county warden made the arrest Local notes recount visits moves and social calls across Dixonville Punxsutawney and nearby towns including residents from New Kensington Uniontown Clymer Indiana and Smithport with school events and community updates.
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Pennsylvania
Bureau of Census
United States
Cloyd B. Gates
Johnstown
Yellow Creek
Louis Litzinger
John O'Mara
Gates
Babeo
Punxsutawney
Dobson
Knoxtdale
Roy Conrath
Bury Slopa
Dixonville
Max Langham
New Kensington
Langham
Uniontown
Arthur Henry
Edward
Clymer
W. EB. Tete
Ralph Cribbs
Indiana
O. O. Napp
Andrew Simco
Joseph Berner
Marion Celter
John Houck
James Kinter
Deckers Point
PF. B. Walker
Mary Crissman
Solomon Fyockall
Kid. Painter
Mrs. States
Smithport
Shoes Change Marjorie Seeable Style Sparks Change
Marjorie rushes to a shoemaker to fix a heel but borrows a high-heeled pair from a client’s needs. She adapts to the look, buys a bold blue suit, and meets Geoffrey at a hotel where he notes her transformation. She later reveals the shoes changed her, leading to a rekindled romance and a light future.
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Artorie Arbrott
Geoff
Marjorie
Hts
Lalest
Geoffrey
Hin
Gell
Geof
Hhe
Bronze Before Iron in Early Human History
A fragmentary note discusses the shift from bronze to iron in early human history. It references the Brenge age and a mistaken belief that iron work was primitive before bronze, then asserts bronze ages preceded iron ages in human development.
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Primvtive Eh
Uun
Higtory
Tersey Club elects officers at Indiana meeting
The Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club elected officers for the coming year at its annual meeting held October 10 at the Moore Hotel Indiana after lunch. Don Keller of Elizabeth New Jersey spoke on Jersey status in neighboring states and local progress in Pennsylvania. A December 20 banquet for Jersey breeders and families was planned.
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Indiana
John BE. Garman
Clyde Houck
Clymer
Sec
Treas
William 8. Wetzel
Marion Center
D. Bence
Glen Swan
Clyde Haskins
Commodore
lClyde McConnaighey
Smickshoro
Jt. M. Strong
Cow Testing Banquet Set for October 24 at Moore Hotel
The First and Second Cow Testing Associations plan a 7:00 PM banquet at the Moore Hotel on Friday October 24. C R Gearhart Penn State dairy extension specialist will speak. Tickets are seventy five cents and available from the Cow Testers or County Agent's office. There are sixty members in the two associations.
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C. R. Gearhart
Penn State
Moore Hotel
Purchase Line Jersey Calf Club Show Next Friday
The Purchase Line Jersey Calf Club holds its first annual Show at H. W. Mumau farm on Friday October 17 at 3 p.m. Seven 4 H members exhibit their heifers. Prizes include 3.00 from the American Jersey Cattle Club and 20.00 from the Jersey Bull Association. County Agent H C McWilliams will judge. All Jersey and dairy enthusiasts are invited.
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Purchase Line Jersey
H. C. McWilliams
Cambria County
Report of the condition of Farmers Bank and Trust Co Indiana Pa
Bank disclosure dated September 24 1990 presents assets liabilities and trust funds details. Entries include cash items loans and discounts bonds and stocks real estate and other resources with capital stock surplus undivided profits reserve and demand deposits. Notary public and directors certify accuracy with sworn statement date October 6 1920 and directors signature October 15 1920.
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Farmers Bank & Trust Company of
Indiana
Penim
Mnsourcer
Chettage
Escecereee
ADOVG
TOR
Sereere
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. J. Anthony Graff
J. Anthony Gratp
J. W. Wilson
Natachat Sel
Silaned
Tames
McGregor
Vernon EL Vaylor
Janes W. Mack
Muldte
Viewers Notice for Marion Center street repair damages
Viewers appointed by the Court of Common Pleas will assess damages to Tony Manherino from the South Manor Street grade change due to the Department of Highways project. Hearings begin Tuesday October 28 1930 at ten o clock AM at Lot No. 8 and continue at Indiana Court House Wednesday October manday 1930 at ten o clock.
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Borough of
Marion Center
Indiana County
Court of Common Piens
Tony Manherino
South Manor Street
Department of Highways
Court House
Indiana
Bankruptcy notice of Wm Lewis Neal in Western District of PA
No 15271 in bankruptcy in the Western District of Pennsylvania. Wm Lewis Neal of Young Township Indiana County seeks a full discharge from all Provable debts. Creditors and others must appear in Pittsburgh on November 24, 1950 at 10 AM to show cause why the petition should not be granted. U Wood Clark Clerk. October 15, 1980-2te
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District Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Lewis Neal
Young Township
Indiana County
U. Wood Clark
John Morgan Neal
Young Townslip
Cauge
Wood Clark
Administrator's Notice for Catherine Whitacre Estate
Letters of administration granted for Catherine Whitacre late of Smicksburg borough. Creditors must present claims for settlement and those indebted must pay promptly. L A Casdy Suvlekeburg Fla administrator October 8 1030-6tp
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Catherine Whitacre
Smicksburg
Ln Indehted
L. A
Executor's Notice for Lucy A. Weming Estate
Notice to contractors Peeler and Felt announces executors J Leming and Mrs Margaret R Davis seek claims against Lucy A. Weming late of South Malone township Indiana Pa. Creditors must present authenticated claims for settlement and debtors to make prompt payment. September 17, 1940.
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Peeler
Veron
Jack
Charles Tt
Rochester
Marton Center
Marion Center
Pedor & Felt
Netlie M. Davis
Armstrong Townslity
M. Graham
New
Alexandria
Me. Graham
Indiana
Auditor's Notice of Estate Matters in Indiana County
The auditor James L. Jack announces his appointment by the Orphans Court to settle adjust and report distribution of money in the hands of John I Carnahan Executor of the estate of W B Carnahan, Washington Township deceased. He will begin duties October 28 1940 at ten o'clock AM at 211-00 Savings & Trust Co Building Indiana Pa. All interested parties should attend.
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Peeler & Pelt
Orphans’ Court
Indiana County
John I. Carnahan
W. B Carna Clark
Washington Township
Savings & Trust Co. Midy
Thiana
James L. Jack
Pealer & Est
Orphans Court
John Ef
Carnashan
W. F. Cérnoban
Savings &Crust Company Ldy
Indiaoa
Bersons
James D
Sack
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