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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1922

Page

10

Campaign for Healthy Cattle Shows Strong Yearly Progress

Dr Harald N Guilfoyle reports favorable results from Indiana cattle tuberculosis testing. 94 herds totaling 1029 cattle tested. five tuberculous animals slaughtered. 288 herds added to Accredited list. now 82 herds with 811 cattle officially free from tuberculosis. Private tests by Dr Dayton and Dr Kielty also noted. Milk from Indiana Dairy Company sourced from tested free cows. 21 herds added purebred registered cows. several owners upgraded stables and facilities.

Harold N. Gnilfoyle Indiana County Harald N Guilfoyle U. S I. G. Dayton Indiana Lb. KieGurdy Near Creekside Marion Cender Jersey Bull Association Lovejoy Jersey Breeders Association Elders Ridge Gunrnsey Association Indian Dairy Company

Abundant Social Life Shown In Homer City Notes

Homer City society pages recount visits and long weekends with relatives in Pittsburgh Indiana Johnstown Blairsville and Glen Campbell. Local families host guests attend gatherings and plan church supper proceeds as students teachers and residents engage in community events and travel.

Strongstown Community News and Visits

Strongstown residents report visitors from Hellwood Culver and Cardif with Sunday calls. Local families, church services planned for October 22 at 3 PM. The Ladies Aid festival raised 45 to aid repairs at the M E church. Several residents visit Johnstown Pittsburgh and Butler while updates include car purchases and school bus repairs.

Resignation rumors of State Prohibition Director denied

A Philadelphia report on October 17 asserts rumor of State Director J.TL Hayis resignation is unfounded. The piece notes Director Davis has not offered to resign and no Washington official has requested or hinted at any resignation.

Prohibition J.tl. Hayis Philadelphia Oet Davis Washington

Communion Services Unite Two Churches Next Sabbath

The Reverend Thev. James A. Lawrence, pastor of the Second United Presbyterian Church, will conduct communion services at the First United Presbyterian Church next Sabbath morning. Members of both churches will unite in the services.

James A. Lawrence Second United Presbyterian Church of Town First United Presbyterian Church

Farm Bureau backs better livestock breeding in county

The Farm Bureau and County Agent urge Indiana county farmers to expand efforts toward improved cattle stock. They promote pure breds for better milk production and market value, noting purebreds show stronger records and that registration aids record tracing. Prize winners at the county fair illustrate potential gains achievable through registered breeding.

Indiana County Cherry Hill King’s Dayle Charmante A. R Betty Bess Guernsey Farm Bureau

Duroc Breeder Praises Farm Bureau Efforts

Blairsville Pa Frank McCrea credits the County Agent and Farm Bureau for aiding pure bred Duroc hog breeding over three years They note the Bureau promotes breeding while assisting care housing feeding and marketing and that the program benefits all farmers in Indiana County through better stock care and higher incomes

Farm Bureau Pai Ases Warner Glenbrook Jack Top Col Jack King Indiana County Parm Bureau

Hillsdale Revival Spreads as Local Figures Attend Meeting

Ralph Huey and Chirk Johns join a gathering in Hillsdale with several residents from nearby areas. A church revival at the M. P. church is underway as Corb Trinble and Soeld visit Aaron Rielard, while Stephen conducts services.

Aaron Rielard

Weekend Visit Sparks Local Social Mix

Penn Run and Ebensburg visitors dropped by as families from Huntingdon county and J B Holsopple of Ebensburg shared time with relatives. Miss Zoe Hyons attended a convention in Lancaster. Jay Glassford of Indiana stopped by Friday. Roy Schrecongost and family smiled over a new arrival. Virginia Catherine Stewart and Gladys Moorhead of Indiana Normal visited home. Mrs. Laura Williams of Indiana visited her sister Mary Paul. Miss Luja Simpson taught in Pittsburgh last week. Gaynelle Henry of Stafford called on Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shelito Sunday. Arvilla Snyder of Indiana attended the Christian Madeavon Society gathering Sunday evening. Stella Gibson of Indiana visited her parents Saturday and Sunday.

Abigail Guthrie C. Steele Church Street W. Hill Pittsburgh Liv Guaghs Nantel Snyder Zella Rumbaugh John Rumbaugh Missea Eleanor Hunter Idabella Wetzel Bridgeville Eleanor Tuck Lancaster Eyssher Blyth Pittsburg John Gibson Paul Gibson William Bradley Arthur Frederick H. G. S. Club Pearl Allison Vandergrift Margaret Allison Bert Roof Colonial Club Filmer Benson EH. B. Griffith W. Roy Baker DuBois EB. J. Miller Billy Robertson Clark Johns Ralph Huey J. D. Spicher Clarence Spicher Johnstown Ira Fridiey Jesse Harbrixe Noah Fridley Mildred Lewis Grant School A. Conner Ray Butterbaugh Frank Trimble Wloise Indiana Mita Kerr Join Jenkins Linnie Smith Sarah Smith Doyle Rowley The Normal Thad Jones Burt ‘Lewis C. A. Ginter Amos Heilman EB. E. Heilman Purchase Laine Arcadia Harry Ford Hellwood Arthur Stephen Culver James Hawksworth Betty Jane Cardiff Hawksworth W. Duncan Francis Thomas Duncan J. F. Ondrizek Nelle Artemus Alton Sharp Nanty- Glo Misa Grace Orner Mert Goldberg Scott Glenn J. H. Boring Alfred Miller Ivison Milton Huffman Thomas Huffman Gon. Clarence Wintondale Elmer Detwiler Spangler Hospital Viola Orner Pineton Margaret Aleinus James Walker Butler M. E Dave Green Penn Run Ladies Aid Society B. B. Woll Sams, Ford Parker J. C. Garrett Charles Judson Pine Township William Detwiler J. P Garfield Orner Oakhurst Grace Orner Art Gibson Kathryn Orner Heilwood J. B. Graham Duncan Farm Red Mill Florence Graham Bolivar R. Carney J. F. Ondrized Martha Orner Quincy Holsopple Huntingdon County J. B. Holsopple Ebensburg Zoe Hyons Jay Glassfort Gold Dog E. H. Stephens Roy Schrecongost Virginia Catherine Stewart Gladys Moorhead Indiana Normal Laura Williams Mary FE Paul Luja Simpson Gaynelle Henry Stafford Thomas Shelito Arvilla Snyder Our Christian Madeavon Society Stella Gibson Satunday James Patterson Iselin Alexander Robinson Shhearer George Shearer Gifford Pinchot M. D. Ramaley Harry White Galina Lucy Carothers Howard Fetterhofff Harrisburg Fetterhoff R. E H. Fassett Ant Crawford Mears Unitehsville Ohio R. G. Work Roy Frank Lambbing Cherry Lane W. W. Ewing Emma Hine Virtue Townsend V. Reeves John Snyder Lambing Brothers Apollo Alfred Lockard Shady Plain Paul Shearer Big Run Steel Warner Smith Farm Oliver Hunsberger Wilson Mines Mange T. C. Hood Hdna Huston Jack Snyder Doyd

Cookport Social Roundup Amid Weekend Visits

Kinport hosts Mr and Mrs Lloyd and three children on Sunday. Clifford Stimer hosts. Indiana shoppers Howard Wilt Harald Wilt visit Thursday. Mrs Lewis Stenry and daughter Maxig shop in Cherry Tree Saturday. William Treese family visit M L Learn. Layton Lowman family with Mrs Lowman's mother Mrs W H Meekins Wednesday. Blair Keim Sarl Kein Luke Learn visit Clearfield county Sunday. Howard Wilt family visit son Harald. Paul Wilt Todd Jydie Peat callers. Rev Hughes begins evangelist services at Hillsdale upcoming weeks. Floyd Lightner family of Dixonville calls on A J Lydie Sunday evening.

Lloyd Kinpart Clifford Stimer Howard Wilt Harald Wilt Indiana Lewis Stenry Maxig Cherry Tree William Treese M. L. Learn’s Layton Lowman Blair Keim Sarl Kein Luke Clearfield County Harald Paul Wilt Todd J Ydie Rev. Hughes Hillsdale Floyd Lightner Dix~ Onville A. J. Lydie

Local visits and family notices fill South Benr area

Mrs Elisha Young and children Betty Jane and Donald Ray, along with daughter in law Ruth Cask tick of Woodlawn, visited H H Hanna. Gas company starts a well on J N Wherry farm. Book er of Elizabethtown visited nearby. James Smith delivering potatoes to Leechburg and New Kensington. Ralston Rupert attended his brother Henry Rupert’s funeral in Homer City with H H Hanna and R A Silvis present. Mattie Beighley hosted Turney Beighley and daughter Nellie of Butler. Reformed church service set for 2 30 p m with Rev Kresga. Mrs Ella Smith of Indiana visited D B R Townsend and mother in law Mrs Jane Smith. Ralph Ramer of Primeresk visited with Mrs Ramer’s parents Reuben Silvis. Turney Beighley returned to Butler after week with W J Silvis. Charlotte Ruffner visiting relatives in Westmoreland county. Mrs J F Alshouse and daughter Virgie visited Apollo with daughter Mrs Herman Knepshield.

Elisha Young Betty Jane Donald Ray Ruth Castick Woodlawn H. H. Hanna Young Cornelia Fryar Our Village American Gas Company J. N. Wherry Booker Elizabethtown James Smith Leechburg New Kensington Ralston Rupert Henry Rupert Homer City Mra R. A. Silvis Mattie Beighley Turney Beighley Nellie Butler Reformed Church Kresga Andi Ella Smith Indiana D. BR. Townsend Jane Smith Ralph Ramer Primeresk W. J. Silvis Charlotte Ruffner Westmoreland County J. F. Alshouse Virgie Apollo Herman i Knepshield

Valley Visitors and Sunday Guests Highlight Local Scene

Brushvalley locals share social visits as Lincoln Overdorff and wife from Johnstown join regional guests, including Mrs Hifie Lawler Swissvale and the Me Créa family Indiana. A large crowd attended the M E B church rededication, with residents from Indiana McKeesport Conemaugh Johnstown and Vandergrift seen visiting or hosting over the weekend.

Lincol Overdorff Johnstown Hifie Lawler Swissvale Edward Wakes Henry Wilson and Wifs Vandergrift A.J. Campbell Charles Conrad Indiana Crea Boyer W. Roser T. Rugh Clyde McCrea G. T. Me Créa Mack McKeesport John, Overdorf James Hildebrand Alomus Conemaugh John Altemus

Elders Ridge and Robinson Community Notes

Elders Ridge residents recount events from Monday evening on the Ridge including entertainment by Vocational school staff and students. Reports of visits by teachers, local launches, marriages, school sports prep, and community updates across Elder and Robinson areas.

All Ford Cars Reduced in Price at Sutton-Miller

Yesterday October 17 eleven Ford models were reduced by $59 at Sutton-Miller Company in Indiana Pa. The sale highlighted Ford cars and included multiple price adjustments for local buyers.

Ford Sutton-Miller Company Indiana

Local Notes And Travel Inquiries From Area Residents

A wide range of brief local items report Miss Sara Wherry speaking at a Presbyterian church missionary meeting. Others note trips by Sharp and Tom Willard to Kellysburg, Lytle buying a Ford truck, and visits by Holsopples and relatives from Huntingdon. Mildred Stewart, Dora Barr, Mrs. Strong, and Milt Stewart group outings are listed, plus travels to Saltsburg and Pittsburgh. Movements include Clair Meekins moving to Cherry Tree for railroad work, Bert Holsopple buying a Spangler drug store, and repairs on the Singer house by Trude Fyock. Various visits to Plaincreek, Clymer, and Shelvillo's round out the neighborhood notices.

Dora Barr D. G. Strong Indiana Milt Stewart Wendell Saltsburg J. W. Robinson Drk Pittsburgh Clair Meekina Cherry Tree Bert Holsopple Spangler Arch Nicewonger J. M. Fyock Plaincreek Trude Fyock Singer House Charles Gaston Clymer C. W

Stork Delivers Family News In Onberg Area

In Onberg a seven month old boy weighs 26 pounds marking the largest for his age locally. A birthday for Mrs. John Adams drew friends for games and lunch. Residents visiting relatives include the Leasure family from Clymer, the Ray family hosts, and many others across nearby towns sharing greetings and updates.

Stork Vance Helman Tyger Hone Ord, Houck, Jr John Adams

Zion's Valley Community News and Visits

Shoppers and relatives attended funerals and visited in Zion's Valley with multiple trips from Avonmore Vandergrift and Apollo. Residents reported illness and a Punxsutawney hospital patient. Church services were held with preaching at eight and Sunday school at seven. Chicken thieves have been active locally with guns kept ready.

Harry Wasson Avonmore Carl Anderson Vandergrift Victor’ Stephenson Keyplé HI John Anderson Near West Lebanon Jennie Anderson David Anderson Leachburg Tom Conners Dorsey George Betty C. "S. Briggs iFrances Aletha Indiana Adelaide Coleman Apollo Reed W. A.coleman West Lebanon Oliver J. B. Shearer George Baker Byron Miller Clarence George John Kepple H. A. Kepple Neil Anderson Anderson Stroval H. M. Glark Robert Thompson Near South Bend Robert Scott Near Here Punxsutawney Hospital

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Flebmin Hs G Swan Idamary Parry O. Kimteel Ghetarta Ohn Wise Commodore John W. Mahan JT. W. Robinson Nola Waller J. D. Ake A. C. Trankin Wauchisen B. F. Ake Millsdale Bowers Hoy Kidd md Glen Campbell Wesleyan Church Strongstown Luxenberg Indiana, Pa Princess Pat Pat WW. N. Lydick Duroc Frank McCrea Blairsville, Pa Chirk Johns Pittsburgh Fridavy Wibia Cookport South Benr No Brushvalley Elders Ridge Edith Coursin Blairsville J. G. Cowperthwaite Akron Cowperthwaite Cawperthwaite Viola Ayres Charles Ayres Mys Ferry Martinbourg Merle Mack George Hinton Floya Franklin Perry Saxton Floyd W. Hi. Fisher Georga Near Town John Jones Onberg Clark McCann Marvel and Howard J. ©. Shank Mildred Feyna Rising Ray Jennie Wilson Derry Carl Houkpent Clair Leasure Dorothy Billy Levi Houk William Long Ralph Nibertis Harry Ray Vancesterman Dale Greene Garnet- Christy Lucille Wissel James Rising John Rising Harry Ising Zion’s Valley
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