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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1934
Page
1
A wartime era parody scene shows a milkman blaming salty cows for watery milk. The manager jokes about employment with a seven o clock shift. An applicant interrupts with a march in the parade of the unemployed.
Mr and Mrs Roy Clark announce the birth of a son March 24.readable notes list local visits from Isaac Sleppy Elmer Detwiler and others in Indiana Friday and Friday afternoon. Many names appear as visitors or call ers to households in Wintondale Manor and nearby townships. The column ends with a quip about Isaac Newton and a joke about enforcing laws.
Ready to serve Cream of Tomato Mushroom Green Pea Celery Asparagus and Oyster Soups anchor a school day lunch. Recipes mix soups with meats noodles eggs and vegetables, creating kid friendly dishes like Left Over Meat and Tomato Sauce Noodles With Sauce and Asparagus Mushroom Casserole.
Bryan Orr welcomes daughter as stork visits home. Several local residents visit, host square dance near Willet, Easter gatherings noted. Church services at Harmony Grove Lutheran. multiple calls between Orr, Park, Peterman, Blystone, and others. Readouts list numerous social calls, travel to Indiana and Sharpsburg, and Easter visits.
Mrs Edna Dearmy visited Monday in the Frank Dearmy home. Miss Leona Empfield from Belgano spent Sunday with Nan Peddicord. Many youths attended the Heilwood high school play Thursday night. Candle light service held at the M FE church Thursday evening. Large crowd attended. William Orner of Cardiff spent the Haster vacation with sister Mrs Davis. Miss Annie Dutka recently employed in New York visiting home. Miss Pearl Mack spent Sunday with Gladys Troxell. Rev and Mrs Large and family of Belsano dined at Alton Strong home. Mr and Mrs Charles Duncan of Johnstown were recent callers at Mrs Mabel Duncan’s home.
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