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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1933

Page

4

Poultry Auto Tour Led by Penn State Specialist

A county poultry auto tour is planned for Wednesday October 4 with H H Kauffman Penn State poultry extension specialist guiding. Stops include Harry Nichol farm near Indiana observing a 1000 turkey flock, Lewis Brothers Cherry Tree with leghorns and a hatchery, and J Vite lake farm with 800 Leghorns, plus a 7:30 pm poultry management meeting in Cockport covering housing parasites and fall feeding. Indiana county potato growers may request free daily market reports from the Market News Service Pittsburgh.

H. H. Kauffman Penn State Harry ‘A. Nichol Indiana Lewis Brothers Cherry Tree R.C Hillsdale Lewis Farm J. ©. Vite Glen Campbell Indiana County Market News Service Bureau of Agricultural Economies Mruit Exchange Pittsburgh Uni

4-H Potato Club Show At Brushvalley In Indiana County

The Brushvalley 4-H Potato Club, sponsored by Homer City Lions Club and Indiana Rotary Club, will hold its show on Saturday October 7 during Brushvalley Community Fair. Forty two members will exhibit a peck of potatoes and submit record booklets. C P Lang of Penn State will judge.

Brushvalley Homer City Lions Club Indiana Rotary Club C. P. Lang Penn State The Lions, Kiwanis Rotary Indiana County

Colt Club Weighs Colts at Cock Port Fair For Gold Medals

At Cock Port Fair last Friday the Gold Medal Colt Club weighed enrolled colts and set awards by gain. A gain of 600 pounds or more earns a gold medal, 500 to 600 pounds earns silver, 400 to 500 pounds earns bronze, with a caveat that a colt gaining over 600 pounds can miss gold if beaten by a 500 to 600 pound rival. Entries include Joe Papson Penn Run 400 pounds John Yatsko Penn Run 575 E. E. Hughmante Indiana 750 Charlie Buterhaugh Commodore 590 A. P. Papson Penn Run 505 B C Gohansen Marion Center 375 Ths E. L. Mumau Marion Center 106 Bob Muniwu Marion Center 450.

Cockport Fair Olta Joe Papson Penn Run John Yatsko E. E. Hughmante Indiana Charlie Buterhaugh Commodore A. P. Papson B.C Gohansen Marion Center E. L. Mumau Bob Muniwu

Poultry Meeting At Cookport Wednesday Evening

Poultry meeting set for Wednesday October 4 at 7 30 P M in Cookport Community Hall. Penn State poultry extension specialist H H Kauffman will discuss housing pullets feeding and fall and winter egg production. County Agent Warner to show motion pictures.

Cookport H. H. Kauffman Penn State Kauffman Warner

No Trespass Notices Linked to Stray Dogs Training Season

Harrisburg reports rising complaints to the Bureau for Animal Industry about careless dog owners who let dogs roam during training, causing livestock and poultry damage. Officials urge owners to locate and return dogs, warning of possible prosecution or killing of unaccompanied dogs and noting links to posted “No Trespass” notices.

Noga Harrisburg Bureau For Animal Industry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau

Correct Address Helps Motorists Obtain Licenses

Harrisburg urges motorists to ensure their correct address appears on operators cards during annual motor vehicle registration renewals. Posters in post offices motor clubs and gas stations remind of address checks and changes. Corrections are free by sending change notification on Form RVG-2 to the Bureau of Motor Vehicles.

Harrisburg Department of Revenue Bureau of Motor Vehicles Bureau Motor Clubs Notar Leg Public Justices of the Peace

Former Resident Badly Hurt In Day Accident

Logan L Long of Connell Washington brother of Edwin H Long and former Indiana resident was badly injured in an automobile crash near Seattle last week. He and four friends were returning from a business trip to Olympia when a truck collided with their car. Long suffered multiple broken ribs a skull fracture and internal injuries requiring two blood transfusions. Doctors hold hope for recovery barring complications. He is the son of the late C J T Long and a Connecticut graduate of Indiana High School Indiana State Teachers College and the University of Michigan Law School. He has practiced law in Cornell and served terms in the Washington State Legislature.

Logan L. Long Connell, Wash Edwin H. Long North Fifth Street Indiana Seattle Wash Mr. Long Olympia He i C. J. T. Long Town Indiana High School Indiana State Teachers College Law School University of Michigan Cornell Washington

Local residents note school moves and visits

Indiana callers stop by for visits as multiple town residents announce new enrollments. Pred Kellam enters Mercersburg Academy. Ruth and Jane Pealer resume Skidmore College studies. Virginia Stewart and Elinor Gordon start at Vassar. Winifred Williams enrolls at State College for journalism.

L. B. Coleman Near Smicksburg Indiana Wilson Bowser Courtney Getty Detroit Mich Pred Kellam J. F. Kellam Town Mercersburg Academy Ruth Jane Pealer West Chestnut Street Skidmore College Virginia Stewart Elinor Gordon North Eighth Street Vassar Winifred Williams State College

Manor School Reunion Planned for Saturday at Cherry Hill

The Manor school reunion will be held at the schoolhouse in Cherry Hill township on Saturday September 30. A noon basket picnic is scheduled followed by a spelling bee in the evening.

Manor School Cherryhill Township

Grand Teton National Park Overview

Grand Teton National Park in northwestern Wyoming was created in 1920. It covers about 150 square miles in Teton County near the Snake River and Jackson Lake, stretching about 30 miles with a width of four to five miles. The park includes the Grand Teton peak and part of the Teton range.

Grand Teton National Park Wyoming Teton County Snake River Jackson Lake Grand Teton Peak Teton Range

Broad timing of radio reach from Dublin claimed

A historical note contends that with an 18 hour waking day, a radio message sent from Dublin at 2 p.m. could reach most nations during their waking hours. It states it would be 6 a.m. in San Francisco and 10 p.m. in Pelping, excluding Alaska, Japan east of Peiping, China east of Siberia, Australia, New Zealand, and the Pacific Islands.

Alaska Japan China Australia New Zealand Pacific Islands Dublin Ireland San Francisco Pelping

Writers Poor Writers Among Greats Limited Readability

A London sale of original manuscripts shows famed authors including Charlotte Bronte Balzac Byron Baba dal Dickens Arnold Bennett and Thackeray possessed almost unreadable handwriting. Dickens Bennett and Thackeray authored extremely small script requiring a lens to decipher.

London Charlotte Bronte Balzac Byron Babadal Dickens Arnold Bennett Bennett Thackeray

County Sabbath School Workers Show Strong Interest in State Convention

The County Sabbath School gathers interest for the state convention with details on registration, lodging, transport, and host churches in Gettysburg. Delegates will register at Hotel Gettysburg Auditorium for a $1 fee. lodging at $1 per night is arranged with Gettysburg residents.

Rhenly Gettysburg Indiana County Hotel Gettysburg

Indiana County Sabbath School Association extends convention invite

At the closing session of the Indiana County Sabbath School Association annual convention a motion was adopted to invite the Pennsylvania Sabbath School Association to hold its next year in Indiana. Also noted were trivia: the first baseball umpire appeared in 1879 and the first pop bottle followed in 1880.

Indiana County Sabbath School Association Penneylyaung Sabbath School Association Indiana

Cunningham Coleman Wedding at Indiana Church

Miss Esther Coleman daughter of Mr and Mrs William Coleman of South Bend married Robert Penman Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Cunningham of Shelocta Road at the First United Presbyterian Church of Indiana on Wednesday Sept 20 at 7 00 pm Rev J J McIlvaine presiding The ring ceremony was used The bride wore a dove gray cape suit with darker accessories Attendants were Miss Marjorie Gray West Lebanon and Darhl McCreight Shelocta Road Mrs Cunningham a West Union Sabbath School teacher and Vandergrift high school graduate After graduation Cunningham, a Peeler Union Sabbath School superintendent, attended Indiana high school and LaSalle Extension University The couple honeymooned in Youngstown and Pittsburgh A wedding dinner followed at the bride's South Bend home For 30 guests plates were set The couple share a large circle of friends who wish them happiness Monday night a serenade and buggy ride celebrated the newlyweds.

Cunninghan-Coleman Esther Coleman William ‘Coleman South Bend Robert Penman ‘Cunningham Wilbur Cunningham Shelocta Road First United ‘Presbyterian Church of Indiana J. J. McIlvaine Marjorie Gray West Lebanon Darhl McCreight Cunningham West Union Sabbath School Vandergrift High School Duff's Business College Pittsburgh Peeler Union Sabbath School Indiana High School LaSalle ‘Extension University Youngstown

Peters Thompson Wedding in West Decatur Church

Dorothy Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson of West Decatur wed Joseph Peters of Wallaceton at the First United Presbyterian church manse with Rev Dr John J Mellvaine presiding. They will reside in Clearfield where the groom works for Harbison-Walker Co. Dunlap Gill Marriage Near Westover Alverda on September 21 tied Alex Dunlap and Frances Ramona Gill, groom a farmer, bride daughter of William Elliott of Barnesboro RD.

Bone and Altman unite in September wedding

Raymond Gerald Bone of Vandergrift and Violet Irene Altman of Vandergrift were joined in marriage on September 23. The ceremony was officiated by Dr. Robert L. Clark, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, and the couple hails from Rossiter and Vandergrift respectively.

Zuder and Burkett Wed in Warner City Nuptials

William Zuder and Miss Mary Catherine Burkett of Warner City were married on September 25 by Register and Recorder W. Ralph Cummings at his Court House office. The groom works as a coal miner.

William Zuder Mary Catherine Burkett Warner City Register and Recorder Ralph ‘Cummings Court House

Oberlin Bride Rebecca Mershon Marries Arthur Mershon Jr

Mrs Robert M Wilson of Oberlin Ohio announces the marriage of her daughter Rebecca to Arthur Mershon Jr of Fairhope Alabama. They wed September 15 in the First Presbyterian church of Flushing New York City. The bride studied art at Oberlin College and in New York City. The groom is a graduate of Southern Methodist University and will reside in Poughkeepsie New York where he serves as physical director of Lincoln Center.

Robert M. Wilson Oberlin Indiana Rebecca Arthur Mershon, Jr Fairhope Ala First Presbyterian Church Flushing New York City Oberlin College Southern Methodist University of

Communion Services Set for Sunday in Chambersville

Communion services will be held Sunday morning at 11 o'clock following Sunday school at Crooked Creek church. F E B Kirks report family visits to Oil City, while locals Earl Wella of Plumville and Carl Miller with children from Vandergrift visited relatives. Mary Kinter, a Tidiayte teacher, stayed weekend with Watt and Mrs. Kinter. Harold Reima of Namin e called on Frank Kirk. Paul Brady and wife from near Marion Center visited parents last week.

Christ Lutheran Church the College St. James Adna W. Leonard D.D Bishop Western Area Methodist Episcopal Church Owen C. Brown American Baptist Publication Society State Education Committee Henry E. Tralle New York City Roy Burkhart International Council of Religious Education Eack J. 3. Armentrout Owens. Brown John W. Elliott Fred D. Wentzel Philadelphia Roy A. Burkhart Chicago W. B. Greenway Jenkintown J. Arthur Heck Reading Paul M. Limbert William M. Mudge Harrisburg Paul H. Vieth New Haven Conn John A. MacSparran Pennsylvania Ella A. Boole Yale University International Council of Christian Wallestton Gettysburg Adams County Gailey Crooked Creek F.eb. Kirks Oil City Earl Wella Plumvilla Nettie Wella Carl Miller Real Dren Vandergrift Harry Miller Mary Kinter Tidiayte Mra Watt Kinter Harold Reima Namine Frank Kirk Paul Brady Marion Center

Rickards and Gromleys Reunion Near Hazlett Schoolhouse

The Rickards and Gromleys will hold a reunion in the Lewis grave near the Hazlett schoolhouse in Montgomery township on Saturday October 7. All are invited to attend.

Rickards and Gromleys Lewis Hazlett Montgomery Township

East Wheatfield Social Notes and Local Guests

The Armagh Presbyterian church group hosts a covered dish luncheon with the Blacklick society on Thursday at 1 o'clock. Mentions of travelers and visitors include Harry Tomb in Philadelphia, Mrs. Mary Hutchison Tomb, R. Bruce Tomb family in Armagh, and convalescing Mrs. James J. Hutchison. Several residents join reunions and visits to Altoona, Sea Side Park, New Jersey, Pittsburgh, New Florence, and Indiana.

East Wheatfield Missionary and Ladies’ Aid Society Armagh Presbyterian Church Blacklick Society Harry Tomb Philadelphia Mary Hutchison R. Bruce Tomb Armagh James J. Hutchison

Death and funeral of Earl L. Kessler in Cramer mine tragedy

Funeral services were held for Earl L. Kessler aged 38 of Cramer, DuBois county, who died after injuries from a rock fall at the Cramer coal mines. Survived by widow Mrs Helen Paytasi, a son Earl, his parents Mr and Mrs Harry Kessler of Winslow, and two sisters and a brother.

Clamer Bynday Winslow Jefferson County Earl L. Kessler Cramer DuBois DuBois Hospital Misa Helen Paytasi Clymer Earl Harry Kessler

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