The Republican., 1924-09-11
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try feed was bought from the Agri-
cultural Corporation of Maryland at
very attractive figures by the Key
ser's Ridge Grange and the Elk Lick
Grange at Salisbury, Pa, to make up
two carloads. The farmers are fast
commencing to realize that only
through direct and cooperative buy
ing and selling can they effect any
real material saving of money.
Active steps were also taken at
this meeting to have all the cattle
owned by the members tested for
tuberculosis. Any farmer interested
in having his herd tuberculin tested,
who is not a member of the grange,
can get in touch with either A. j.
Hansi,, Master Of the Keyser's Ridge
Grange or County Agent w. c. Jes-
ter at Oakland, and have his herd
tested at the same time. The names
of those interested, however, must be
submitted within the next few days.
The annual Garrett County Sunday
School Convention will be held this
year at Friendsville on the 21st of
September, and all Sunday school
people should be making plans ahead
for this date. An interesting and in
structive program is being prepared
by the State and county leaders and
all Of the sessions will be we'll worth
while. Report blanks have been
sent out by the county secretary and
all of the superintendents have been
asked to prepare and return these if
possible before the date of the con-
vention so that a complete Sunday
school census can be secured. The
attention of all superintendent is
called to this and also to the neces-
sity fer arranging delegations from
their respective schools to the con-
vention. Further details as to pro-
gram and arrangements will be pub
lished at an early date.
Miss Edna Bender entertained
Tuesday at six o'clock dinner in honor
Of Miss Harriet Stanton who will
leave soon to 60 in training for nurse.
Those present were Miss Esther Ben
der, DR.. T. o. Broadwater and Claude
Stotler and John Meyers of Meyers
dale, Pa.
Mrs. Stewart Rodamer was hostess
TO the Lutheran Missionary Society
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin C. Koch and
daughter, Robert Keller of Pottsville,
Pa, Mrs. Nora Seeker, Origsburg,
Pa, We're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Swauger, several days.
Mrs. Jane Bevans of Connellsville,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bevans, Wells
vile. Ohio, visited Miss Maude Bev-
ans and friends over Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Miller, Luther
and Mary Haney, Mrs. J. Cunning
ham and friends of Connellsville and
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodhart Derr were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Glotfelty
this week.
The following persons from towr
attended the Teachers Institute il
Oakland this week: F. L. Osborn
Floyd Miller, Lewis Bender, Prof
VIM. Mcdonald, Misses Mary Miller
Althea Engle, Mabel Custer, Grace
Hershberger, Angela Getty and Viols
Broadwater.
The Maust and Peck reunion wa;
held at the farm of Morris Mausr
near Boynton, Pa, on Labor Day. A
large attendance was present. Those
present from town were G. Broad
water, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Z. Broad
water, Mrs. Marshall Beachy anc
children, Mrs. Mary Livengood, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Boucher.
Rev. George NJ. Lands and famil!
of Trinity Baptist church, Marion
Ohio, were guests at "DiXie Tavern
Wednesday. The late Warren G
Harding was member of tina
church and Rev Lands officiated a
the funeral.
During the forenoon of Septembe
20th, Prof. ". H. Rice, Poultry Spec
ialist from the University Of Mary
land Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton, College Park, Nd, will give
culling demonstration at the Sprin'
Valley Farm, assisted by Count,
Agent w. c. Jester and Mr.. A. J
Hansi, manager Of the farm.
There is nothing unusual about Gull
ing, and if all who are interested vii
come to this meeting and handle
few of the birds themselves they vii
be able to go back to their farms ant
Gull their own stock. It is a mistakel
idea that only an expert can cul
Anyone with little training, such a
will be given at this demonstration
can Gull.
Very little of it has been done i
this section of the county, but if pee
pie will avail themselves of this dem
onstration this fall, they can start
practice which means money in thei
pockets