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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1922
Page
18
Mrs. D A Palmer and Mrs T Palmer visited Pittsburgh while others spent time with relatives in Bradenville and Indiana. Local clergy, clubs, and merchants are noted with social events, clerks appointed, and residents traveling to Ridgway and Johnstown. The Civic and Literary Club plans a tag sale to aid street lights and the public library.
A Monday evening shower in Gold Fellows hall Blacklick honored newlyweds Mr and Mrs Paul L Barron. Over 100 friends attended and presented many gifts including a $390 check from her father. Mrs Barron received a roadster from her husband. A delivvered lunch was served.
AU Ford Wires Reduced in Price Effective yesterday October 17 all model of the Ford car were reduced fifty dollars See Sutton Miller Company Judiana Pa
A Pine Tree Civic meeting Tuesday elected officers Mrs C B Finley president Mrs K M Quickel vice president and Mrs Charles Cypher secretary and treasurer. The Pie club plans a pleasant winter and will meet each Tuesday in the Officials' club rooms.
Uniontown and nearby towns fill a page with names visiting relatives and friends from Nanty Glo to Emeigh. Many couples and individuals including Lou Barringer, Blaine Berringer, Leona Johns, Jacob Hudson, Sam Causer, Rex Langham, Etta Painter, Cyrus Knupp, and J O Ruggles appear in calls, visits, and daytime errands. Also noted are Boy Scouts repairs and a new school building upcoming service and a figure over $500000 of corn crowding markets with 29000 young farmers in a USDA report.
Mr and Mrs R G Cunningham drove to New Florence where Mrs Cunningham seeks treatment after an October 7 auto crash near Butler. Local visits include Irene Clawson Florence Lowry Susie Wagner and Ralph Hiner at H L Campbell’s, and Merle Campbell pillar of J W McNutt home. Indiana shoppers and church notices fill the week while illness includes Oliver Lichtenfels Clair Lichtenfels and Martha Wagner Jr. An infant son of Mrs Walter Yahnert died October 10 and was buried in Cleveland Ohio. A germ from water is blamed for illness among neighbors. Marguerite Cunningham visited Miss Margaret Part and Hazel Wagner of West Wheatfield attended Mrs Ray Wagner on Sabbath.
Sunday attendance at Brushvalley Medication services and church events highlighted by out of town visitors. Families D C Davia and Frank McCrea visited Blacklick. several locals hosted guests from Indiana and Vandergrift. A new furnace was installed in the Wyanelical church and a large fiftieth wedding anniversary for Thomas and Ruth King was celebrated with gifts.
The Indiana County Farm Bureau notes rising potato output after a shift from home gardens to marketable surpluses. Innovations included spraying demonstrations in 1928 boosting yields, early adopters Pollack and Kimmel buying sprayers, and seed and variety tests from 1920 onward guiding disease-free seed selection. By 1920s, spraying and seed testing expanded across about 46 percent of farms, with expert briefings from J. W. Warner and G F Miles helping farmers identify diseases and treatments.
Farm Bureau supports stock breeders in Indiana County with purebred livestock improvement and better farming. Percherons offer cost efficiency, easier handling, and strong farm work power. Brookside Percherons list includes Prospect, Perfection, Ohio Queen, Gladys, Doris, Wandeshy, Geneva Pershing, with Inter-State Fair success and long broodmare record. Price list for muslin or paper prints follows.
An Indiana County Jersey breeder, J. M. Risinger of Homer City, promotes the dairy cow as the backbone of agriculture and dairy prosperity. He cites Jersey breeds, Farm Bureau support, and a high producing herd system, detailing lineage, herd sires, and a standout cow Alta's Spotted Glen Nie with notable milk and butter fat records and value.
A Sabbath gathering features Mr and Mrs Berkaypile and others visiting in Johnstown and Manafield with several residents named. Upcoming October 24 lectures at Sage Mahon ing Baptist church include topics on Service and Partnerships with Jeans and a World Tour of Baptist Missions with slides. Numerous regional visits are noted, including Rankin and Brilhart families, and Mrs Raleigh, Mrs Johnston, and Mrs Keating among others.
A fragmentary Clymer notes column records officers installed at Barseshoro on Tuesday night. Pernesborpe ladies hosted the compliment on Thursday. John DeSantis recounts a tale to the Knights of Malla on Friday. Trene Nicholson of Lewstreet improves after an operation. The Pine Plus church choir under Edward Budde sang Sunday while Rev Brown and Rev Daniel held a protracted meeting. Mrs Coolidge hosted Vanity Work Club on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Homer Dilek visited Homer City on Sunday, Rev Brown spent the weekend there.
Big Run community news notes sermons at the Christian church, visits by Mrs. Ghan and G. White, and numerous locals like Mr. and Mrs. W. Ta Crawford and Merley near Kensburg. Calls from Francis Grane and Jassie Korsyth in Tredinre, plus visits by TH. Gd. Christie of Stafford. Don White recovering from football injury. long list of locals, travels, and minor illnesses.
Mrs John Brithart and daughters Mary and Martha of Johnstown Ohio return home after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Inter’s mother. Logan Oberway from Indiana on business, Miss Olive Ober teaching in Shields spent the week at home. Muchanan family visited George Stein home. Florence Kirkland visited brother Earl Kirk recently. Hoody Kintor and Ue Walker attended the luncheon. Jord of Indiana last week. Mr and Mrs Simi Weiss celebrate a baby girl. A R Kinter family visited Mrs Hack Chambersville. FM and D J Kinley were guests at John Walker Sunday. I H Kinter and wife attended business in town Saturday.
Prof. J. L. Sones of Ischin spent the weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Allshouse of Plumville spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Nettie Wells. Frank Bell of Dayton spent a few days with her brother C. T. Bell recently.
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