County Farm Bureau Drive Promises Broad Membership
The Farm Bureau nationwide structure starts with County Farm Bureaus and State Federations under the American Farm Bureau Federation. In Indiana, the drive reports seventy five contracts signed as of day two, with fourteen townships contributing, and a county-wide effort continuing through personal canvassing for members.
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Farm Bureau
United States
American Farm Bureau Federation
County Farm Bureaus
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Federation
Indiana County
Driva Louis
Crossette
Driva
Less Than One Per Cent of Coal Used in U.S.
U.S. coal use is less than one percent of world reserves per the Clymer National Bank folder Keep the Home Fires Burning. The bank notes the U.S. produces over half of global coal and urges more efficient mining to avoid waste as reserves remain vast. Also includes multiple local farm and estate sale notices and auctions in Indiana and White Township with dates and items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Clymer National Bank
United
Europe
Natural Resources
Rocky Mountains
Local social notes from Uniontown and nearby towns
Uniontown and nearby communities record visits and movements including Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas and family visiting Langham relatives, Mrs Rachel Baum moving to Green township, and funerals attended at Lake Kerr. Other items note Otto Stiffer buying a Ford, Blaine Berringer and R O Boring calling in Indiana, and several family visits among Langhams and kin around Barnesboro Wilgus Cherry Tree and Somerset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniontown
Howard Thomas
Richard
Mary
Barnesboro
Jags, Langham
Rachel Baum
John Rice
Green Township
Cecil Gromley
Lake Kerr
James Langham
Max Langham
Hmigh
Harry Richard
Otto Stiffer
John Brown
E. Somerville
Cherry Tree
Local Notes From Homer City Area Community
Mar ch and H Lydie of near Homer City visited briefly. Mrs. I M Lewis, county W C U president, attended the national convention in Philadelphia. Multiple residents made trips to Brush Valley, Cockport, Indiana, and Greensburg. Cabbage growers begin marketing. Lisle Faith fractured ribs after a colt kick. Numerous visits, neighborhood travel, and illnesses noted including diphtheria in Dixonville and a broken finger from rock fall at the Barr slope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wim. Huey
Floyd Reed
Near Purchase Line
William Huey
Annie Moot
Lisle Faith
J.W. Faith
Leroy Wilson
Ednad Coleman
Leslie Ruffner
M. J. McDermott
Susie Rutimer
George Pierce
Barr Slope
Stephens
Diamondville
Gertrude Root
Homer City
R. N. Warden
iMy
Arlington Hoover
Community Notes From Widerton and Nearby
Mrs Joshua Lewis hosted a surprise party for her husband on Tuesday at her daughter Mrs J Walls home. Our home talent group plans to present Dad Weather by's Prize at Widerton Academy on October 28. Simon Fisher travels to Binksville to winter with his daughter Mrs James Neabitt. Mrs Meade Metlenry and daughter attended a missionary meeting at Mrs J B Fleming's home. E G Wall of New York visits Mr and Mrs Samuel Burkett for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ted McQuown and child visit Mr and Mrs Harry McQuown of Glen Campbell. Mr Lee of Akron Ohio visits his daughter Mrs Benton Napp. David Stonebraker visited his sister Mrs Ted McQuown. Joseph Weaver of Indiana spent Thursday at the Grant school. Sherman Bunyan of Indiana stayed Sunday with Walter Mumau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elze Henry
Rashel Henry
Jacob Shank
Indiana
Mlyvin Lightner
Dixonville
Clarence Henry
Charles Dressing
Pittsburgh
Jerry Kearn
Maggie Davis
Clifford
StiMer
H. R. Spicher
Gladys Still
Mr. Douglass
Scott Donglass
Joshua Lewis
J. Walls
Dad Weatherby
Widerton Academy
Simon Fisher
Binksville
James Neabitt
Meade Metlenry
J. B. Fleming
E. G. Wall
New York
Samuel Burkett
Ted McQuown
Childrean
Mary McQuown
Harry McQuown
Glen Campbell
Lee
Akron
Benton Napp
David Stonebraker
Joseph Weaver
Local notices and ads from Blairsville area
The page lists social visits among local families including Anna Hazlett returning home from Blairsville, and gatherings with the Manner, Colgan, Rodkey, Hayzlett, McAdoo, Reed, and Huey households. It also promotes hunting and camping gear at low county prices and outlines various Army surplus items and apparel. A missionary convention is announced for October 31 to November 1 with speakers from India and South China, plus local pastors. A correction note from R. J. Morrow clarifies potato acreage history dating back to 1908. A masquerade box social is planned at Jacksonville with the C EK Society, and a track accident report notes Alphonse Morganti escaping injury after a Reo truck wreck near the town’s south.
Card of Thanks and Gas Well Milestone Near Marchanl
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends for aid during illness of father Jos M Wilson. Phillips Gas Co. struck a gas well near Marchanl on the Winning farm now occupied by Harry Baun, about a half mile east of March. Gas found at a very shallow depth on Saturday.
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Jos. M. Wilson
Marchanl
Saturnley
Phillips Gas Co
Winning Farm
Harry Baun
Marchand
Cherry Tree Visit and Community Notes
Mrs. George Davis and daughter stay at her mother Mrs. Frank Harkness. Johnstown visitors include Dr. O Cramer family and others. Sabbath school convention at Indiana. numerous local residents hosted guests from Clearfield Purchase Line Spangler Snow Shoe and more. Notes mention hospitalities, church events, and cemetery improvements led by Frank Lowman. Irwin couple moving east of town.
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George Davis
Barnesboro
Frank Harkness
O. Cramer
Johnstown
Stewaart
Ellery Krist
Dilairsville
Mra
Ray Campbell
Ostend
G. Holter
W.T. Mahaffey
Edward Porter
Arden Arthurs
John Longacre
Margaret Tonkin
J. C. Leasure
John Lemon
Delphine Kennedy
Dorothy Lemon
Indiana
John Kennedy
Frances
Clearfield
J. H. Heyner
W. Nichol
Purchase Line
J. B. Baker
Eugene Colgan
Spangler
W. Dearman
John Mellwain and Son
N. G. Hawes
I. A. Krone
Joe Taylor
Mary Stewart
Joe Johnson
Hadden
Mahaffey
N. T. Yingling
David
Revival Meetings Start at M E Church in Marion Center
Mrs Horace Kintor of Manor street reports an Indiana caller during James McCune moving into the Smeaton property and Paul McCormick into his own recently vacated by Don McCormick. Revival meetings begin in the M E H church Sabbath evening with Rev I A Edmonds as pastor. Revs Frank Webb of Cloe and F A Edmonds of town recently re-
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Horace Kintor
Manor Street
Indiana
James McCune
Smeaton
Paul McCormick
Don McCormick
I. ‘A. Edmonds
Frank Webb
Cloe
F. A. Edmonds
Town
Vandergrif social notes from Zion's Valley groupings
N F Matson shopped in Vandergrif. Tuesday visits included Alfred Lockard and family with Mrs. Jennie Anderson and Misses Margaret and Minnie Painter. Mrs. Wasson visited Misses Annie and Ida Scott. William Lowar and Mr Q T Briggs families were noted in local social roundups.
Local Social Notes From Apollo Area
Clarence George and aon and John Kepple of Apollo appeared Sunday with Mr and Mrs H A Kap. Clyde George of Kepple Hill visited Mrs Jennie Andersen and Minnie Painter called on Miss Vantsia Clark Sunday. Wright Weaver near West Lebhon called Monday. Preaching Sunday at eight, Sunday school at nine. Rev J O Howenstine Wakefield Brushity visited Mr and Mrs O T Briggs Sunday.
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Clarence George
Aon
Idhiety
John Kepple
Apollo
Apert
H. A. Kap
Clyde George
Kepple Hill
Jennie Andersen
Minnie Painter
Mist
Vantsia Clark
Wright Weaver
Near West Leb Hon
Sever
J. 0
Howenstine Id Wakefield
Brushatley
O. 'T. Briggs
Grangers plan festival and visits in Pine Flats
The Grangers will hold a festival in the hall at Grisemore Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Huston with B A Sides and son William traveled to Thuisdayaburg and visited Miss Dia Vatn Allman. Russell of Philadelphia will lecture at the Baptist church Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bagley with Raymond and Ronald visited Mrs. Minnie Stephens Lansday. Carrie Roberta and friend Gimble from Indiana spent Sunday with her parents. William Stephens visits his son Harry in Mifflinsburg.
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Grangers
Grisemore
G. M. Huston
B. A. Sides
William
Thuisdayaburg
Dia Vatn Allman
Russell
Philadelphia
Baptist Church
H. J. Bagley
Raymond and
Ronald
Minnie Stephens Lans
Carrie Roberta
Mr Gimble
Indiana
H.J. Roberts
William Stephens
Harry
Mifflinsburg
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Joseph A. Hart
Maple Street
the Savings & Trust Co
R. W. George
Charles “Widdowson
Clymer
Diamondville Road
O. I
Margaret Widdowson
John Reed
Zion Valley Church
South Bend
Fulmer
John Wasson
Tanoma
Cookport
Crete
T. A. Walker
L. H. Brandon
John Byers
Little Plerie Klucherosky
Carl Pearson
I. C. O F. Jlodge
Luke Kerr
East Run
David Langer
Chambersville
William Blakley
Paul Duhon
Orereside
ORD
Anna Hazlett
Blairsville
Everett Burns
Mary Louise
George Colgan
Walier
James Colgan
Frank Rodkey
Drie
A. H. Rodkey
Harve Muman
George Hayzlett
Aye
Alma McAdoo
Commodore
Huey
Winchester
U.S
S. W
Goodyear Miners
Army
S. Wright
Tipperary
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Alliance Chapel
H. ¥. Anderson
India
Art
R. J. Morrow
Home
Jacksonville
Society of the Preac
Church
Hallowe'en
Alphonse Morganti
Yingling
Westover
Carl Olson
Carl
Muskegon
Can
Stragsier
Willam Rice
Frankstown
Wis
Down
Sam Forney
Wornhys
Wandin
Win
Bonita
Winifrad
Gipsy
Slater
Strasaler
Irwin
J. C. Irwin
Inex Ogden
Barneshoro
Marion Roseberry
B. W. Rinports
R. O. Lytle
Eastern Star
Rhonsburg
Mary Oatman Brown
W. M. Irwin
Marion Center
PINE
Goodrich Red
Buckle
Arctics
Glasser
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