Breakfast to supper sandwiches from Heng Food Institute
A compact guide shows breakfast sandwiches becoming lunch and supper staples. It lists hot sandwich recipes such as Breakfast Sandwich with sausage bacon and tomato sauce, Fried Oyster Sandwiches with eggs and crackers, and open cheese and hot meat varieties with mayo horseradish, olives and pickles.
Uniontown Observes a Week of Local Visits
A long list of Monday through Sunday social calls and visits spans Uniontown area towns. Residents from Hazelett Barnesboro Altoona Vandergrift Pine Grove Dun canville Com modore New Kensington Johnstown Heilwood Buffington and other communities are mentioned among callers and hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Birdavee Crosman
Hazelett
Max Fleming
Jackson
Barn ®Sboro
D. H. Gressley
Dwight
Emma McFealey
Strongstown
Miriam Henry
Genevieve Hudson
Altoona
Samuel Postell
Dorothy
Barnesboro
B. N. Berringer
George Garman
Charles Ball
Calvin Rummel
Harry Leamer
Bert Rummel
Thomas Barraclough
Jack
Floyd Pittman
Pine Grove
Harry Garman
Vandergrift
Slater
Elizabeth Rummel
Orville Allison
Virginia Louise
Duncanaville
Warren King
Harry Fleming
Guy
New Kensington
Odessa Coble
Meredith Beringer
Sanley Stahl
Peter Douglas
Ned Baker
Franklin
Namine
Anna Stifffer
Baker
Robert Winters
Irwin
Alex Beringer
Bernie Beringer
Maynard Lemmon
Commodore
Walter Bennett
Harry
Mabel Cramer
Niagara Falls
Ladies Aid Society
Bert Peddicord
Mabel Duncan
Johnstown
Wm. Davis
William, Jr
Grambling
Heilwood
Lester Garrett
Dr. Palmer
Hamer City
John
Charles ‘Willett
Bob Darby
W. T. Bennett
Richard Troxell
Indiana
Estella Hawksworth
Ben Duncan
Julia Tate
Crestwood
N. Y
Mabel DeArmy
Erma Boring
James Stephens
Harrison Skyles
Buffington Township
John Bennett
Seasoned Spinster Little Joy Declares She’s An Old Maid
A seven year old girl in the tale marks a sly moment by taking the last biscuit and declaring she has been an old maid all her life, a line attributed to Christian Evangellat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy
Christian Evangellat
Newspaper Subscription Rates For County Residents
A notice in a local newspaper lists annual subscription prices for Indiana County readers at five dollars and fifty cents, while out-of-county subscribers pay six dollars per year. The ad clarifies regional pricing differences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ross & de Gaetano Cetus
Philadelphia
Indiana, Pa
the Progress Pathfinder
Poultry Tribune Country Home
American Home Household Magazine
Pictorial Review
Sports Afield
Delineator Magazine
Parents’ Magazine
Silver Screen
McCall's Magazine
Popular Science Monthly Market Growers’ Journal
Woman’s Home Companion
Needlecraft
Etude Music Magazine
Boys’ Life
Scout Magazine
Indiana Progress
Pennsylvania
Poultry Tribune
Country Home
the Progress
Post Office
R. FD
Josephine Gibson
Heng Food Institute
Uniontown
Bowdertown
Wallie Coble
Rhuell
Wayne
Clyde Beringer
Ebensburg
Don
John Piper
Hollidaysburg
Henry Clevenger
James Langham
Nerle Beringer
Ivan Beringer
Samuel Biss
Robert Biss
Burnside
Coal Glen
Glenn King
Bert Rummell
Ray Whi
Donald Ewing
Hlsie Faith
Hiters Ridge
Frank Lambing
Alfred Bair
Nancy Stewart
Harry Boden
Steele Wilson
H. E. Townsend
Elsie
Sara Wray
Abbie Wilson
T.C. Hood
Hattie Stewart
George McLaughlin
Elmer Painter
Sara Walker
Thelma
Foster Smock
Arthur
Schrecengost
Kittanning
Roscoe McConnell
A. W. Boden
Walter Ewing
Annabel
Raymond
Rochester Mills
Cleave Cochran
Stella Gibson
Pittsburgh
William Jones
Ernest
William Gibson
Marion Center
R. Elder and
Punxsutawney
Louise Hess
D. W. Oberlin
Dorothy Gray
Glen Campbell
H. BH. Elder
Parnell, Cowher & Co
Citizens Bank Building