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Newspaper
Delta Herald Times
Location
Delta, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
7
The piece prescribes a late afternoon or June wedding with porch dancing and lawn lighting plus a bridal wish list. It also offers a camping packing list for a family of five for one week, detailing quantities of eggs bacon coffee milk condensed cereal butter bread and seasonings.
The funeral of Henry Clay Cooper was held in Waynesboro from his father in law Daniel Friedly home. Rev B W Jones and Rev F M Rutherford officiated with pallbearers William L Donalson Earl Watson Eldon Probst Watson Graig Donald Price and C M MacPhee. Interment at Green Hill Cemetery. Cooper was a member of the Odd Fellows and She Elks and many relatives attended.
A Highway Patrol official warns that driving with a suspended or revoked license is a misdemeanor with fines up to 200 dollars and costs, or imprisonment up to three years. Notices are sent to local police and Highway Patrol stations statewide, and officers continually watch for violators.
A grocery list outlines staples for May with items such as Cheese two pounds or canned cheese thirteen more good, Potatoes one bushel, Lard two pounds, Flour ten pounds, Sugar ten pounds plus two boxes loaf sugar, Baking Powder one can, Rice two pounds, Dried Fruit one pound, Chicken five cans, Tongue two cans, Sardines five cans, Salmon four cans, Peas Beans Corn Asparagus Soup five cans Cocoa one can Tea half pound Jam large jar Fresh Fruit Cantaloupe salad cantaloupe Lettuce and French dressing. The method begins with halving and seeding the cantaloupe and cubing the melon meat.
The operator presented the owner's card but said his driving privilege was suspended. Bureau records show the license was revoked last November for one year.
The Mt Olivet Church Ladies Aid Society held its monthly meeting in the church basement. New officers were elected including President Mrs Edgar Pyle and Vice President Eva Burns. Members listed include Eleanor McCallister Helen McCallister Lilie Burns Gladys Ewell Catherine Parlette Florence McCallister Marie Pyle Emma Craig and several others. The next meeting will be at Mrs Preston Baker’s house.
Daughters of America conducted memorial services in Myers Hall on Monday evening. Members placed baskets of flowers and flags on graves. Several members will participate in the Washington parade on Saturday. Officer nominations are set for next Monday evening.
Prepare melon cubes and chill in the ice box. Plate six servings with crisp lettuce nests, then place melon cubes in the nests and drizzle a little dressing before serving.
Chocolate whip cream roll with five yolks and five whites, cocoa and sugar folded into a sponge, baked in a shallow pan, rolled with sweetened whipped cream, and served with marshmallow or chocolate sauce.
The US Department of Agriculture says a dilute nicotine sulfate spray repels cats and dogs from flowers, shrubs, and other areas. It is safe for plants but highly odorous to animals, and must be applied at about one and a half teaspoons per gallon of water, renewed after rain or every two weeks in normal weather.
A historic parallel echoes as California halts Governor Roosevelt this year, mirroring a prior action that halted Mr Hughes in 1816. The report notes a political move with notable figures and regional implication.
A reader compares car maintenance to personal health, recounting a doctor visit, tests, and outcomes. He lists four findings overweight, tonsils and teeth issues, lack of exercise, and smoking. He resolves to eat less, smoke less, exercise more, and schedule annual checkups to prolong both life and vehicle durability.
Some birds eat 100 or more insects at a meal and may consume thousands if the insects are small. Bird refuges on farms attract and protect the birds, helping to destroy insect pests.
Pennsylvania waters open for trout brook brown and rainbow trout and yellow perch sunfish catfish suckers chubs fallfish and eels with no size limits on several species. The fish commissioner notes warm weather boosts catches while bass muskellunge pickerel pike perch open July 1.
Robert Morris returns to hospital from pleurisy. Frances Blaney, student nurse, stays two weeks with parents in Maryland. Numerous Baltimore and area visitors are listed, including the Blaney, Sliver, Walker, Glasgow, Pennington families, and Mrs. Fuller visiting from Southern Pines. Mrs. Terrell spends the week in Baltimore.
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