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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1933

Page

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Hutchison Family Dinner Honors 71st Birthday in East Wheatfield

Mrs. Robert T. Hutchison hosted a Sabbath dinner on October 15 in East Wheatfield town ship for her husband’s 71st birthday. Nine children and grandchildren attended, including George Hutchison and family from New Florence who had returned from Chicago. The turkey dinner noted, and Mr. Hutchison praised for his 12 years as Star Mail Route carrier.

Robert T. Hutchison East Wheatfield Township George Hutchison New Florence Chicago Mr. Hutchison Star Mail R. RK. Robb Christinia C. Robb George It. Hutchison iRobert Frederick and Bernice Hutchison Oscar ‘L. Hutchison Martha Elizabeth Oscar Hutchison, Jr Armagh Hugh ‘Mack Hutchison Ralphton Loy ‘Hutchison Betty Margaret Hutchison Windber H.C. Clarke Seward Robert H. Ferry Helen May Virginia Belle Ferry Elizabeth Royden Cunningham Heshbon Brady Hutchison A. Dick Hutchison Michael Blackton

Saltsburg Lions Host Potato Club Dinner

The Saltsburg Lions Club hosted 30 members of the Saltsburg Potato Club for dinner at the Presbyterian church social rooms. County Agent Treager awarded ribbons to the top ten high scorers: Harold Walters, Bernard Walters, Harry Hudson Jr, Joseph Hilty, Paul W. Alms Jr, Harlen Lemon, Dean Bowman, John Bytheway, Tony Cavacinti, and Glenn Hudson, with many others scoring creditably.

Saltsburg Lions Club Saltsburg Presbyterian Church Treager West Moreland County Harold Walters Bernard Walters Harry Hudson, Jr Joseph Hilty Paul W. Alms, Jr Harlen Lemon Glenn Conn Carl Heasley Armour Cribbs Chester Filler Fred Morgan

Dixonville Social Notes From Indiana Gatherings

Mrs. Carl R. Bence and Mrs. Anna Maloney shopped in Indiana on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liptak Jr and Mrs. Mary Urda visited Marlon Genter. H W Napp and wife and two children of Dilltown visited his parents Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Byers and two children of Indiana visited L W Jacoby on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McAdoo and four children of Heigh visited at Jacoby's. Jacoby and J F Jacoby visiting Rossiter relatives, with Ord Bennett's party returning home. Fred Rice visited his parents over the weekend. Merle Bennett and son of Smithport were in town early week. Kathleen Florrie visited Mrs ew Watson on Monday.

Anna Maloney Indiana Charles Liptak, Jr Mary Urda Marlon Genter H.W. Napp Dilltown Jess Byers Robert McAdoo Heigh L. W David Cravener Hazel Elmer Elderton Frank Coleman Vandergrift James F. Henderson Apollo Robert Altman Whiteburg Robert Jamison Robert, Jr Merle J. F. Jamison Wallie Johns Charles and Jewell Hoffman Willow Lodge Julia Keppel Anna Smith H. J. Johns Abbie Johns Kathryn Klingensmith Wandercrift Mt. Zion Methodist Church A. E. Klingensmith Harl and Paul Paul Schrecengost Flemming Ray Smith Jennie Jamison Virgil Coulter J. R. Jamison Walter ‘Rupert and Family Faglers Run Rupert F. W. Stepp Mary and Eleanor Klingensmith Todd Christy J. H. Christy

Too Much Harmony at Ritz Theatre Tonight and Thursday

Paramount musical revue features Bing Crosby Lilyan Tashman and a strong supporting cast with two chorus numbers Buckin the Wind and Black Moonlight. Also on the Ritz bill are Charlie Chan entry My Weakness with Lilian Harvey and weeks later Golden Harvest showing October 27 28. Additional talent includes Heather Angel Colleen Moore and Spencer Tracy at nearby venues.

Paramount Ritz Theatre Buckin Bing Crosby Lilyan Tashman Hyssh Lilian Harvey Ley Ayres Buddy DeSylvan Mr. DeSylva DeSylva Leo Robin Richard Whiting Miss Harvey Ayres Charley Butterworth Harry Langdon Sid Silvers Irene Bentley Henry Travers Adrian Bosley Hollywood Mary Howard Irene Ware Barbara Weeks Susan Fleming Marcelle Edwards Marjorie King Jean Allen Gladys Blake Dixie Frances David Butler Bert Hanlon Ben Ryan O—o Colleen Moore Mita Theatre Spencer Tracy Q—O Chicago

Farm Calendar and Tips for Farm Safety and Storage

Farm Calendar advises fumigating long stored wheat with carbon bisulphide to protect against Angoumois grain moth and grain weevil, and to wait a month before a second fumigation if done earlier. Also notes dairy feed balancers from Penn State circular, cooling fruit before storage, preventing farm fires costing ten million annually, and celery blanching by blocking light with simple materials. It covers lighting to reduce glare and improve fixture placement.

Angoumois Elapan Agricultural Extension Service Pennsylvania State College Pennsylvania

World Record Wheat Cradling by Michael Cromer in Franklin County

A 30 year old man named Michael Cromer cradled 123g acres of wheat in Franklin County from sun up to sun down on July 12, 1858 setting a world record. He cut 124% acres, producing 866 dozen sheaves totaling 252 bushels, witnessed by about 200 people near Mercersburg Academy. The event featured a willow cradle with a 5 inch blade and a dramatic afternoon thunderstorm.

Michael Cromer Franklin County Mercersburg Mercersburg Academy Cromer

Rochester Mills Social Roundup in Pittsburgh Indiana Visits

Mr and Mrs Clyde Gibson of Pittsburgh and Mr and Mrs Howard Williams of Indiana joined Mr and Mrs William Gibson for Sunday. Charlie Moody of Pittsburgh and Mrs R C Miller of Indiana were Saturday guests of the Milers. Wm Lewis family of Beaverdale hosted by Mrs Margaret Gray. L A Elder and daughter Fanny with Miss Louise Ross attended a Clymer show Thursday. Dorothy Gray visiting Beaverdale with Mrs Wm Lewis. Gaynelle Dodson and Kellar of Indiana with Mr and Mrs R M Dodson Saturday. Ralph Oberlin of Deckers Point with C A Oberlin Sunday. Mrs Ivan Miller and son Rolland with Fanny Bilder visiting Punxsutawney Saturday.

Clyde Gibson Pittsburgh Howard Williams Indiana William Gibson Charlie Moody R. C. Miller Ivan Miller Wm. Lewis and Beaverdale Margaret Gray L. A. Elder Fanny Louise Ross Clymer Dorothy Gray Wm. Lewis Gaynelle Dodson Kellar R. M. Dodson Ralph Oberlin Deckers Point C. A. Oberlin Ivan Miller and Son Rolland Fanny ‘Bilder

Weekend World’s Fair excursion for Indiana county

A group of more than 40 Indiana county residents will join the Gazette weekend tour to the World's Fair leaving the B and O station Friday at 7:00 PM and returning Monday morning. Participants include B Dwight Ray Frank M Smith Mrs Howard Burker and many others from Indiana and nearby towns. The trip reflects the era’s large fair attendance from rural areas.

Chicago Indiana County Gazette Indiana B. Dwight Ray Frank M. Smith Howard Burker Jack Davis Martha L. Johnston Martha E. McCoy Mary Troiley Lena Pasquenne Italy Rinaldi Leana Guerrieri W. P. Kuhns Walter Fichroth Aletha Beatty Viola B. Brown John P. McCoy Minda Anderson Franklin H. Brown Effie Calhoun Bess Gray Walter Fish Pauline Lingenfelter Russell Schrode J. F. Simpson Fred Hancock N. L. Diem Stanley Sanderlin Clymer Porter E. Rice Marion Center Esther Blythe Rebecca J. Lutz Homer City Hattie Larson Pearl] Bone Dixonville A. L. Gardner Howard Gardner Glen Campbell Jennie Bloomquist Aultman J. R. Paterson J. Holstein West Lebanon F. T. Rhine Brushvalley Fred Bass William Brown Commodore

Notices in column rates and word count policy

Notices describe charged column notices at one cent per word for 26 words or more and twenty five cents per word for shorter notices. It explains counting words including initials and numbers, requesting payment with copy to cover rulber insertions.

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