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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1936
Page
6
STRONGSTOWN notes report the Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Tillie Boring’s home. Social visits include Nan Peddicord and guests in Johnstown and Ebensburg. An Easter program will be held at the M E B church Sunday morning. A birth announced for Mrs. Gaylord Gressley. Public sale bill services advertised by The Progress.
Easter Canape rounds with mayonnaise, tomato, egg and Spanish olive, edged with olive strips. City chicken skewers of veal and pork in breadcrumbs, baked with mushroom soup, served with biscuits. Easter Salad nest with celery and pimento cheese balls. Devil's Food Cake with Caramel Frosting baked in leaf pan. notes on frosting and cooling.
Social notices from Uniontown, Shel oca, Barnesboro and nearby areas detail visits by families including Allan Pounds, D L Winger, Kenneth Taylor and Elizabeth Rummel among others. church events at Evangelical and Shelota U P, sunrise Easter prayer, birthdays and weekend visits, plus a quip about a pedestrian with dynamite.
Miss Martha Hine spent Saturday in Brookville. Frank Horton from Indiana was a business caller here Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Ewing and daughter Annabel visited J S Ewings on Wednesday. Wendel Tyger of Glen Campbell staying with S R Hine. John Duncan weekend guest at J G Henderson. Hine family Indiana callers Saturday night. Walter Ewing made a business call at Rossmoyne Thursday. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers five dollars and fifty cents.
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