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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1934

Page

4

First tri county Jersey cattle show at Marion Center

Clearfield Jefferson and Indiana breeders held the first tri county Jersey show at Marion Center community park with county club committees selecting representative herds. Judges BF Filla and Lynn Copeland led judging under wide oaks after a picnic dinner with 200 spectators, awarding blue red and white ribbons and naming grand and champion animals across aged and senior classes.

Clearfield Jefferson Indiana Marion Center BF. B. Filla Department of Dairy Extension Penn State Lynn Copeland New York City American Jersey Cattle Club Clyde Tilouck Indiana County Jersey Cattle Club K. B. Wilts Kitts Copeland Dairy Herd Improvement Association Cow Testing Association William 5. Wetzel William A, EI. Lelainger Clearfield County Marion Center Jersey Bull Association Indiana County Clyde McConnaughey Duchess Dreaming Sam Ever W. A. E. Leitzinger Glenn Swan Clearfield Co Fred Hall Jefferson County Blonde Golden Dream Leitainger Angus Wilson Glenn CG. Swan William S. Wetzel W. A. BE. Leitzinger Walter Rice

PUBLIC SALE AT P J BOYER FARM NEAR SHELOCTA

At the P J Boyer farm 14 miles north of Shel octa on Wednesday September 26 at 12 20 P M. Two good Milch cows good shoat 100 chickens Clover hay and straw by the ton and grain by the bushel Household goods including heating stove extension table drop leaf table wash stand chairs and dishes plus other items. Terms made known on sale day. Mrs Della Boyer owner. R W George auctioneer.

P. J. Boyer Shelocta Della Boyer R. W. George

Local social notes from Blacklick and nearby towns

Mrs. George Dodson and Mrs. W. B. Wagner from Indiana visited Mrs. H. B. Donaldson. Several residents, including Miss Dillie Cunningham and Mrs. Kenneth Freed, spent time with family and friends. Family moves, visits, and college enrollments are noted for locals and travelers.

George Dodson W. B. Wagner Indiana H. B. Donaldson J. A. Shrom Dillie Cunningham Armagh Baughman Royden Freed Johnstown M. O. Smith Kenneth Freed Etta Morton Pitcairn Charles Landfair Edgemont BE. C. Myers Billy Carolyn Ligonier Eleanor Landfair Pittsburgh Winifred Bushnell Chicago M. Bushnell John Joyce Home Or Quity Goodwill Club Dean Kunkle Graceton Chas, Smith Margie Noll Shrom State Teachers College Margueretta Dick Paul Nichollson Waynesburg College Frank Carson Forest Ruth Bobby Blairsyne Forest Carson

Indiana Parent Teachers Association Outlines Year Plan

The Indi ana Parent Teachers Association opens with formation in Indiana High School tonight. President Mrs. Charles Playfoot presides with officers P. L. Salsgiver vice president Mrs. D. J. Fiscus secretary Mrs. IH. Fisher treasurer and Mrs. J. W. Warner historian. Committees will be named and plans for the coming year set. All parents teachers and friends invited.

Parent Teachers Association Wii Indiana Parent Teachers Association Indiana High School Charles Playfoot P. IL. Salsgiver D. J. Fiscus IH. Fisher J. W. Warner Association

State Sabbath School Convention Plans Taking Shape

Indiana hosts the State Sabbath School Association convention October 10 to 12 with headquarters in several churches in Indianapolis. Delegates, speakers, and county officers will converge, with transportation and lodging arranged for out of town delegates and numerous division banquets and programs planned across multiple churches.

Indiana State Sabbath School Association Trunk Line Association State Association First Presbyterian Church First United Presbyterian Church Methodist Episcopal Church Young People’s Division Zion Lutheran Church Young Peoples Division First Baptist Church Second United Presbyterian Church Wallace C. Chapman, Esq Bert H. Lichteberger Lisle Kerr Indiana County FP. W. Ressler Ernest H. Mary Raymond Meade Bond James I. Henderson W. Guthrie Myers William Kaufman Walter C. Fish Dorsey W. Custer Walter H. Jackson Frank M. Smith Fred L. Balfour Beryl L. Seanor John A. Ackerson Blairsville Florence Wallace Chas. M. McMillen R. D Clinton ¥. Hildebrand H. Kevin Myers

Weddings of a Week in Indiana County

A sequence of marriage notices from Indiana County details several weddings. Betty Buck became Mrs Raymond Greasley in a town church ceremony with local officials assisting. Additional marriages include Roy Beck to Pittman, James Foster to Avonelle Rice, Lewis Larson to Ruth Bartlebaugh, Ina Cramer to Clifford Haire, Lisle Newman to Helen Paradise, and Clark Smiley to Helen Axelson. Also reported are five Fulton Run youths charged with damaging the St Clair Schoolhouse, the Cookport Fair opening for a three day run, and a note on Hyelyn L. Cramer’s marriage to Glenn Wells. A suspect in forged checks, Herbert Getty, was jailed after alleged thefts from Marlon Center Milling Co.

Greasley-Buck Misa Betty Buck Madalin B. Bek Philadelphia Raymond Hi. Greasley Indiana M. BH Town J. A. McCamey James A. Tyger Dwight Gressley A. DeGaetano Indiana High School St. Clair Fulton Run Williard White Township Kenneth Hess Tony Butchoskie Joseph Butchoskie Joseph Receskey Howard Receskey Receskey Brothers Herbert Getty Marion Center M. Thompson K. H. Thompson R. M. Smith Dayton Punxeytawney Sykesville Marlon Center Milling Co

Birthday salute for Mrs Johnston at Coral home

Mrs Rebecca Johnston celebrated her 85th birthday Sunday at her sister Mrs Margaret Edwards near Coral. Attending were her brothers and sisters and their families, totaling about 85 people.

Rebecca Johnston Margaret Edwards Coral

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