Jersey Cattle Club Plans Fair Exhibit And Farm Tour
The Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club met at the County Agent’s office to decide showing policy at the County Fair and to plan an auto tour on September 8 to Hyllmede Farms in Beaver. A large bus will be used with reservations via the County Agent’s office. Depart Court House at 7 AM and return by 6 PM. exact trip charge not set but expected to be reasonable.
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Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club
Hyllmede Farms
Beaver
Hyllmede
Jerseys
Shropshire
Southdown
Sheen
Bell
Court House
Indiana
Jersey Breeders Plan Field Day Tour This Year
The Jersey Breeders announce their annual Field Day tour with prior visits last year to J. S. Campbell and J. McCandless, both north of Butler. Interested members should reserve seats promptly to secure a bus spot.
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Jersey
J. S. Campbell
Butler
J. McCandless
Canned Goods Entries Tips for County Show Exhibitors
Miss Bessie Owen, Home Economica Extension Representative, offers guidance to Indiana county women entering canned goods at the County Fair. Follow premium specifications on containers, ensure clear liquid, no decomposition, intact shapes, and free from blemishes. Maintain uniform jar size and color, neat labeling, and clean cans and covers for best presentation.
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Indiana County
Bessie Owen
Home Economica Extension
Fourth Annual Ram Sale Averages $20 80 Per Ram
The fourth annual ram sale held Friday at the Pair Grounds by the Indiana County Sheep and Wool Growers Association averaged $20.80 per ram, well below 1930’s $27.60 and earlier highs of $39.57 in 1929 and $39.43 in 1928. The top ram was consigned by Clayton Rhoads of Somerset and bought by Ray Stephens of Fayette City, Pa, with many rams sold to breeders from Butler, Armstrong, Jefferson, McKean, Cambria, Fayette and Lehigh counties.
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Indiana County
Butler
Armstrong
Jefferson
McKean
Cambria
Fayette
Lebanon
Teeth as best friends through daily care
Dr C J Hollister of the State Health Department warns that neglect of mouth hygiene can lead to serious ailments including arthritis and neuritis. He urges daily dental care and regular dental attention to prevent infections and keep teeth lasting a lifetime.
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C. J. Hollister
State Health Department
Community News from Plum Creek Valley
Dayton residents Frank Bell and his brother C T Bell spent the weekend with family. Eva Jamison from McKeesport attends institute this week. Charles Beatty and children of Indiana visited the Rankins one day last week. Potts and Hulligan families called on Mrs. Potts Sunday. J W Rankin and Indiana relatives visited his parents Sunday. Harry Mitchell and Mrs. Sam Potts visited last week. Tom Wadding and children called on Arthur Weaver Monday evening. Emmett McMillen and children called on Mrs. Rankin Sunday afternoon. Marian and Winifred Tl hosted U F Sunday school youths. Sam Potts and sister visited Cape May for a week. Clark Jamison and family visited J M Rankin’s home Friday evening.
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Frank Bell
Dayton
C.T. Bell
Eva Jamison
McKeesport
Charles Beatty
Indiana
Harry Rankin
Jess Potts
Nu-Mine
Harry Hulligan
Saga~mora
Joe Potts
J. W. Rankin
Harry Mitchell
Sam Potts
Everning
Tom Wadding
Arthur Weaver
Emmett McMillen
Marian
Winifred Tl
U. F
Cape May
Clark Jamison
J. M. Rankin and
Herman Knepshield
Apollo
L. M. Allshouse
Henry
Bob Townsend
Mel Silvis
Ina McCutcheon
New Exas
Inlaw
MclSilvis
Virgle Allshouse
Mrs. Knepshield
Mary Alice Knepshield
Anderson
H. H. Hanna
J. N. Garner
Hazeltown
Allishouse
Weaver
Ira Weaver
Essie Shannon
James Smith
Margaret Smith
R. A
Je Coulter
Knepshield
Hobart Shellhammer
Harold ‘McIntire
Langus
Wilkinsburg
Deemer ‘McLaughlin and Family
Griffle
M. Martz
Washington, D.C
Vandergrift
Apollo and
Dime
Aillshouse
Jane Smith
Margaret McGaughey
R. A. Silvis
Alpha Crum
Will Crum
Parkwood
Maria
Sadie Smith
New Texas
Gene Silvis
Alfred Silvis
Recent Deaths James Moose and Local Notables
Obituaries from East Wheatfield, Dixonville, and surrounding areas note the deaths of James Moose 656, near Wehrum, and Mary Everwine Longwill 64 of Dixonville, with services in Mundy’s Corners Oakland cemetery. Craig 54 of Parkwood. Steetle 80 of Ambrose. Good Shelocta resident Annie Good. Rhoades 66 of Grafton. Stevens 80 of Lucerne. and infant Chaney 8 of Blairsville. Funeral details, family survivors, and church affiliations listed.
Things modern youth may never know from the past
A reminiscence on vanished details of bygone fashion and daily life. The narrator recalls four inch collars, reversible cuffs, and intricate neckties, plus starched white ducks and tight trousers. He contrasts them with today's world of cars, billboards, and concrete roads, noting the scent of wildflowers faded and the horse's disappearance.
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Ray Long
Bell Syndicate
WNU
U S Hospitals Rise as Major Industry in New York
The hospital sector expands rapidly with 6 percent of beds government controlled, 28 percent owned by non profits, and 9 percent private. Average investment per hospital is about $425,000.
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U. S
New York
West Wheatfield People Visit, Shop, and Picnic Report
Mrs. Guy McConnell of Heshbon visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Palmer on Sunday. Clyde Palmer remains on the sick list. Rose Palmer spent Thursday evening with Miss Ruth Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Gee. Clawson shopped in Blairsville, while Guy Smith shopped in town last week. Albert McDowell of Heshbon waited at the home of Chester Empfield of Mt. Tabor Saturday eve. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wood and family with Mr. and Mrs. Foster Johnson visited Mrs. Wood's brother in Ohio. Mrs. Russell Palmer called at Mrs. Guy Smith's home one evening. Over 4,000 people attended the third annual Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation picnic in Marion Center Community Park on Wednesday. All enjoyed the event.
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C. B.C
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Marion Center
Local families gather and visit across Apollo and Indiana
Residents and relatives from Apollo Indiana and surrounding towns share extended visits. Names include Knepshield Silvis Hanna Townsend McCutcheon and Shellhammer with gatherings at the Ira Weaver and H. H. Hanna homes plus kin from Washington D C Vandergrift Dime and Parkwood.
Community Visits and Family Visits Across Blairsville Area
The record notes CHAMBERSVILLE residents visiting Blairsville and Indiana, with B Kirks visiting Luthersburg, Paul Brady and wife from Indiana staying with CG A Brady’s family, Harry Wells and mother in Indiana, Harry Love from Pittsburgh visiting J F Love, Mrs Gray visiting in Five Points, Howard and Leroy Wells returning to Apollo from summer with grandmother Nettie Wells, Mary Kinter teaching in Tidioute, and Mrs Mary Whitefield of Charleroi visiting George Anderson.
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Chambersville
Harry Miller
Blairsville
B. Kirks
Luthersburg
Paul Brady
Indiana
CG. A. Brady
Harry Wells
Harry Love
Pittsburgh
J. F. Love
Mrs. Gray
Near Five Points
Howard
Leroy Wells
Nettie Wells
Apollo
Mary Kinter
Tidioute
Mary Whitefield
Charleroi
George Anderson
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Farm Bureau News
O. V. Barbour
Pioneer Tax Justice League
Green Township
Harry A. Nichol
White Township
Nichol
First United Presbyterian Church
A.W. Mabon & Sons
Philadelphia St
Penna
CREAT
Indiana, PA
Lillian St. Leon
Supreme Log Castillos
Lyn & Wolf
Plum Creek Valley
James
Moose
Mundy’s Corners
Wehrum
East Wheatfield
Percy
Hast Wheatfield
Perry Mack
Buffington Township
Frank
Emma Moose
Milton Hoffman
J. M. Reynolds
Johnstown
Harry Moose
Town
E. A. Buchanan
Elizabeth Wike
Brushvalley
G. W. Stokes
Bllan Hockenberry
Nemacolin
D. B. Myers
Nettie Shank
Appalachia Mines
H. W. Longwill
Dixonville
M. EB
Oakland Cemetery
Mary Everwine
J. J
Amanda Everwine
Rayne Township
Bethel Church
Clair Abel
Dackers Point
Clark J. Longwill
Conneaut Lake
A. S. Maurey
Niagara Falls
Bernard Pollock
Albert
Howard Long~ Will
Edward Miller Craig
William Graig
Armstrong Grange
West Union United Presbyterian Church
West Union
M. D. McClelland
Currys Run Presbyterian Church
Currys Run
Blanche (Caldwell) Craig
Agnes B
Nelson J. Craig
Luella M. Craig
Anna M. Dion
Detroit
Mich
Charles G. Steetle
Washington Presbyterian Church
Ambrose
John
Delilah Steetle
Minnie Steetle
Michael
Charles
Kathryn Kerr
Margaret Rank
Home
Annie Good
Shelocta
Grace Kilpatnck
Samuel A. Rhoades
Grafton
Anna M. Rhoades
S. L. Longwether
Blacklick
John Stevens
Lucerne
Indiana Hospital
Robert Lee Chaney
Arthur ‘T. and
Marian Bergman Chaney
Lights
Simnunt of
Axgirl
Indianapolis
South Bend
Troutman
Acre
Troutmans
T. H. Frantz
South Mahoning Township
Fathoms
Deep
Jack Holt
Will Rogers
Edmund Lowe
Lois Moran
John Halliday
Jean Hersholt
Greta Nissen
Myrna Loy
Wheeler and
Weelsey
Merry Ann
Charles Farrell
Janet Gaynor
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