Reformed Auxiliary Marks 25th Anniversary at Trinity Church
The Reformed Auxiliary held its monthly meeting in Trinity Church Friday evening. They observed the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Rev and Mrs A B Leiby. Mrs Charles Keiper led the devotional and business as class president. The group presented Rev and Mrs Letby with a silver electric.
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A. 8. Leiby
Charles Keiper
Letby
Social and civic events span holiday plans and census notes
The item lists a wedding program with Marian Sylvester and Anona Keller, a December 16 Christmas party plan, unemployment census cards to be returned by November 1937, and various local residents attending church dinners and school programs. It includes a note on Governor Earle's Sweden trip to present bronze tablets for the 300th anniversary of New Sweden.
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Marian Sylvester
T. C. Henschen
Leiby
Anona Keller
Marian Shoemaker
Claude Steiner
Cora Ackerman
Charles Keiper
J. Edwin Hahn
Joseph Shoemaker
Robert Wagner
Charlotte
Aggie Fenner
Raymond Ace
Samuel Jenkins
Joseph Noddins
Sadie Hahn
Sarah Schoch
Edwin Schmickley
WPA
NYS
CCC
Dutch Snyder
Hawley
St Peter's Church
Plainfield
Geneva Bedford
R. N
Passaic
N. J
Ralph O. Bedford
Wind Gap Junior High School
Dramatic Club
George Shoemaker
Raymond Meredith
William Hontz
Wayne Jones
Joseph Dell
Alba
William Jones
Rocco Calabrese
Howard Lawler
George Hackman
Clifford Bonney
Robert Walck
Charles Rissmiller
Paul Shoemaker
Lucy Epposite
Virginia Melvin
Josephine DeNardo
Marie Lesh
Isabella Hackman
Joyce Beers
Vera Herritt
Harrisburg
Navy
George H. Earle
Sweden
Queen Christina
Delaware River
Minuit
Earle
Supreme Court
John W. Kephart
Charles J. Margiotti
Edward C. Shannon
Pennsylvania National Guard
Frank W. Melvin
Pennsylvania
Nicholas Biddle
Camille Vinet
Pennsylvania Bureau of Aeronautics
John A. McCarthy
Ralph Earle
Common Pleas Court
Harry E. Kalodser
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mary Willis McKenzie
A. F. M. Chandler
Joseph A. Patterson
Thomas R. Wickersham
Norman McCauley
Samuel Weston Scott
Tree Blooms in Fall Defies Seasons At Butler Property
A cherry tree on 8S. C. Crawford’s property in Butler has bloomed in October after bearing fruit in spring, a repeat of a 1935 pattern noted by field reports. Local observers call it a defiant example of unusual bloom timing.
Pennsylvania Letters Answered By Publicity Commission
More than 17 000 letters requesting Pennsylvania literature were received and answered by the Publicity Commission in October. Executive Secretary Orseg N Riteman said the response followed an extensive advertising campaign in daily and weekly newspapers motor publications and on the radio. Replies and accompanying literature filled 108 8 mail sacks and weighed two and one half tons.
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Orseg N. Riteman
Ani
Molor Publications
Farm Calendar Gully and Fire Blight Tips
Pennsylvania State College agronomists advise using tree trimmings or corn stover to fill gullies starting at the lower end and moving uphill for protection. Fire blight on fruit trees is controlled by removing live cankers during dormancy. New flowers available for gardeners.
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Penn State
Penn State advises on plants and poultry care in seasonal notes
The notice covers garden varieties such as petunias snapdragon pansy calliopsis calendula two asters a zinnia and two marigolds for next year. It also cites Penn State tips on affordable nutritious foods fish cabbage apples and certain meats along with poultry worm checks for pullets and pruning guidance for fruit trees and apples stored at 35 to 36 degrees.
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Great Teams Measured and Horse Power Traits Studied
Penn State horse specialists identify weight heart girth feet and legs and massing as key draft power traits for horses and mules. Penn State plant pathologists urge removal burning and debris disposal for disease control in fall clean up around vegetable plots. Penn State foresters note growing Christmas trees as a regulated crop began about ten years ago with around 100 000 locally grown trees marketed last year.
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Penn State Plant Pathologists
Pennsylvania
Penn State Foresters
Control chicken vices and cannibalism in flocks
Penn State poultry specialists outline eight practices to curb feather picking and cannibalism in poultry flocks. County agents can provide the full guidance to farmers and backyard producers.
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