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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1935

Page

4

Poultry Short Course Set At Penn State College

The 16th annual Poultry Short Course and semi annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State Poultry Association runs October 21 to 25 at Pennsylvania State College State College Pa. Topics cover poultry meat handling remarketing high quality cge s flock management culling breeding housing equipment disease feeding with 35 leaders from across poultry raising. Core speakers include R B E Atkinson and I R L Elsen from Harrisburg W R Graham Guelph J H Thuswell T C Byerly Luty Hawkens M N Witmer Calamatta W W Ker In plusYork Tel ford and Raymond Taylor among others.

Pennsylvania State Poultry Association Pennsylvannia State College State College Pennsylvania R. BE. Atkinson Bureau of Markets IR. L. Elsen Bureate of Animal Industry Harrisburg W. R. Graham Department of Poultry Husbandry Guelph Ontario Canada J. H. Thuswell Nalamazoo Mich T. C. Byerly Beltsville Research Center Beltsville Luty Hawkens MI. Vernon M. N. Witmer Calamatta W. W. Ker Centre Hall G. A. Leader York CG. H. Price, Jr Telford Raymond Taylor Newtown

Potato Variety Test At Clark C Pollock Farm 1935

At Clark C Pollock Farm a potato variety demonstration dug Oct 10 weighed yields with ten spray applications. White varieties Katahdin Heavyweight Mason compared to Russets. sprayed rows produced 307 bu acre vs 153 bu unsprayed. overall 164 bu acre gain. Spraying cost under $16 acre. blight rot and market risks noted.

Clark C. Pollock Mr. Pollock Michigan Maine New York State Somerset County Katahdin Heavyweight Nantes Mason Pollock Indiana County

White Township Resident Killed When Hit by Car

Funeral services were held for Moses C. Lydie 51 of White Township after he was struck by a car on the Clymer road near Indiana. A coroner's jury found the death an unavoidable accident. driver J G Thomas of Commodore testified he saw Lydie walking near the highway. Lydie, a former painter and railroad worker, left a widow and two children, with surviving relatives in White Township, South Fork, and nearby towns.

Robinson North Seventh Street Lutheran Church Scalp Level Cambria County Moses C. Lydie Purchase Line Clymer Road Indiana J. G. Thomas Commodore John Woods Lydie Archie Nichol James Rosborough Chevy Chase Nichol White Township R.T. Marlin & Son South Fork Pennsylvania Railroad Company Clark Lucille Valponi Mary Lydie L. Geisel Steele Lydic Greencastle Charles Guinn Punxsutawney W. 8. Wilt Johnstown Harry Lydic Canton Frank Lydic George Owens Toledo

1985 Potato Test at James McMullen’s Brushvalley

A historical 1935 potato variety and fertilizer test at James McMullen’s Brushvalley field reports digging and weighing on October 10 1935. It notes smooth potatoes few damages and regular dusting with rows 28.4 inches apart. Multiple treatments include 2-10-6 and 1950 pounds per acre, with several Russet and other named varieties yielding varied bushel per acre figures.

James A. McMullen Brushvalley James McMullen C. C. Pollock's Michigan Baugh Johnstown Johne Town A.A.C

Engagement Announced At Penn Lincoln Hotel

Miss Martha Louise Coon of Wilkinsburg announced engaged to Donald C Wolford of Wilkinsburg at a bridge luncheon hosted by Miss Edna and Miss Katherine Coon on Saturday afternoon. Indiana guests included Mrs Asa Scott and Mrs Harold Overbeck. Sagamore Miner suffers broken back in accident. 24 year old Oslick admitted to Adrian hospital with pelvis fracture and spinal injuries after being caught between a car and a coal mine opening. Indiana unit of the Indiana State Teachers College Alumni Association elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Burl Steel as president.

Edna Katherine Coon School Street Penn-Lincoln Wilkinsburg Martha Louise Coon M. F. Coon Donald C. Wolford Indiana Asa Scott Harold Overbeck Sagamore John Oslick John Galick Adrian Hospital Oslick Ndlang State Teachers College Alumni Association Mra. C. Burl Steel Don A. Martin W. Rinn Clarence Watson C. E. Rink H. Gd. Bartley Erma Cunninghan

Two County Men Denied Pardons by State Board

The State Board of Pardon refused pardons for two Indiana county men, both serving prison terms after conviction. Jesse Cook faced charges of felonious entry larceny pointing firearms and aggravated assault and battery. Celestino Graziani sought clemency for attempted immorality. Announcement came in Harrisburg on Tuesday.

Indiana State Board of Pardon Harrisburg Jesse Cook Celestino Graziani

Death notices for local veterans and residents

Obituaries from Cherry Tree Apollo Punxsutawney and surrounding towns report deaths including Civil War veteran John W. Ross in Apollo after a hip fracture, Augustus N. Beck of Punxsutawney, Martha Johnston of Deer Lodge Montana, Charles Franklin Reed near Indiana, H. Robbins of White township, Paul McCoy of Rawins Wyoming, and George W. Kephart of Cherryhill township with brief survivor details and funeral arrangements. The notices note service in American Legion ceremonies and interments in local cemeteries, reflecting community mourning across multiple counties.

John W. Ross American Legion Apollo M. B Apollo Cemetery Cherry Tree West Penn Hospital Pittsburgh Cherry Trea 78Th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers Apollo Emma Taylor Clyde McCray Wilmington Del

Heshbon residents recover as several fall ill

Dwight Miller recovering from appendectomy and illness, Mrs. Robert Cunningham convalescing from erysipelas, and Ralph Wagner Jr bitten by a dog owned by Ed Brilhart. Everett Wagner and Doa Miller hiked from Heshbon toward Coral and Blacklick covering about 26 miles, visiting Lyla McNutt. Margaret Dies visited Grace and Martha Wagner. Thomas Gibson, 18, sustains leg and head injuries after being struck by a car on the Indiana Punxsutawney road. Merle McAfoose reports the collision.

Heshbon Dwight Miller Robert Cunningham Ralph Wagner, Jr Brilhart Everett Wagner Doa Miller Coral Blacklick Lyla McNutt R. V. Clawson Howard Molises June Dilltown Raymond Molises Joseph Hutchingon Blairaville Tarentum Hutchison G. C. Murphy Co Hugh Mack Ord Mack and Family Wilkinsburg Seward Indiana Margaret Dies Grace Martha Wagner Thomas Gibson East School Street Indiana- Punxsutawney Road Merle McAfoose Echo

Autumn visits and gatherings featured in Armagh notes

East Wheatfield residents recount Old Home Week events, races at Rolling Rock and weekend visits from Armagh families. Autumn foliage looked splendid amid ideal late season temperatures as motorists enjoyed scenic Wm. Penn highway. Local announcements include births, illness updates, hospital recoveries, and upcoming Missionary and Ladies Aid Society activities.

East Wheatfield W. A. Merriman Columbus H. L. Tinkcom Armagh C.G. Mack J. L. Caldwell Virginia Caldwell R. O. Trexler Rolling Rock Ligonier Frank Wilson Maple Grove Inn Sarah Cramer Cramer Tenia Hutchison John Griffith Clarence Findley M. B. Fowler Penn Run Rose H. Wineman Homer City Mayme Berkey Wilkinsburg Edw. Luig O-N Law H. L. Tinkeom W. Ie Wineman H. R. Dill Dilltown Sharbaugh Johnstown

Cherryhill Social Notes From Cherryhill Township

Mr and Mrs William Healin and Joseph Asking and Charles B As kin Jr of Pittsburgh spent Thursday in the Eagle home. Sunday school attendees gathered at Swamp school house. Mrs Florence Stephens was an Indiana caller. Bud Overman underwent appendicitis surgery at Indiana hospital. Mr and Mrs McNitt of Reedsville visited Glassford and Overman. George Turner and Bill Williams were Johnstown callers. Mr and Mrs Clair Edwardes of Ebensburg and Mr and Mrs Paul Learn and family near Cockport called at M H Dick home. Mrs Raymond Lockard and son Ray shopped in Indiana. Mr and Mrs John Engle and family called at Ben Moody home. Miss Laverne Donahue of Windber spent weekend in Heilwood. Mrs Amos Ferrier of Elton buried in Manor cemetery Tuesday. Ferriers formerly resided in Cherryhill. Mrs Howard Brown and son LeRoy of Manor visited Blair Fleming of Akron recently.

William Healin Joseph Asking Charles B. Askins Pittsburgh Eagle Swamp School House Florence Stephens Indiana Bud Overman Indiana Hospital McNitt Reedsville Glassford Overman George Turner Bill Williams Johnstown Clair Edwardes Ebensburg Paul Learn Cockport M. H. Dick Raymond Lockard Ray John Engle Ben Moody Laverne Donahue Wind Ber Heilwood Amos Ferrier Elton Manor Ferriers Cherryhill Township Howard Brown Leroy Blair Fleming Akron

Marion Center Visitors and Moves Reported in Town

Marion Center residents and guests filled the town scene with calls Friday. Visitors included Elton Douds from Livermore with uncle Howard Collings and Glenn Miller and family. Transfers mention Wilson Bhes moving to Indiana and Walter McKees moving homes on Manor Street. A new birth noted at John Long’s home. George Templeton of Derkers Point toured with friends. James Bence of Houghton College spent the weekend near his home south of town.

Dale Rrowero Home Wilson Bhes Knarr House Indiana Elton Douds Livermore R. D Wncle Howard Collings Glenn Miller Bud Cree

Strongstown Social News Highlights Mrs Ritchey and Others

Mrs. Paul Ritchey and two children visited her parents near Wehrum on Friday. Matilda Davis from Buffington township stayed Wednesday in the Albert Hughes home. Word came Thursday of Mae Jeffries death in Washington Pa, daughter of Crist Wyke. Pearl Mack stayed Wednesday night with Gladys Troxell. Mrs. George Holby is ill. Ben Duncan lies in Spangler hospital. Rev P W Large reappointed pastor of M B church for another year. Ergie Jackson of Cresson visiting in the W Jackson home.

Paul Ritchey John Mack Near Wehrum Matilda Davis Buffington Township Albert Hughes Mae Jeffries Washington, Pa Jeffries Crist Wyke Misa Pearl Mack Gladys Troxell George Holby Ben

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