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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1937

Page

6

Spy Fisherman Turned Captain Promoted After Patch Clue

Lieutenant Hitchcock notices patches on sails of a fishing smack and suspects a coded signal. Major Rinehart and Colonel Bradley uncover that the fisherman is an enemy spy using soundings to signal troop movements. Hitchcock is promoted to captain for detecting the code. Troop ships land at a secret coastal rendezvous. Nearby Cairn of Remembrance marks fallen clansmen with stones.

Roy Hitchcock Rinehart Bradley Lieutenant Hitchcock Lieut. Hitchcock Maj. Rinehart Hitchcock Intelligence Department Major Rinehart Col. Bradley

Peanut Bran Muffins and Elegant Cheeses in Aspic

A home style feature presents Peanut Bran Muffins recipe with peanut butter sugar egg milk and bran. It then introduces Cheese Balls in Tomato Aspic and a Smooth Fowl Salads dressings with mayo whipped cream and honey for fruit or dessert courses. Contains multiple recipes and serving ideas.

Aspic

Rochester Mills community notes near Punxsutawney and Indiana

Local residents and visitors are listed with weekend and Sunday activities including returns home from Mahaffey Falls Creek and Johnstown. Attendees at Harry B Weaver funeral from Punxsutawney Distant Brookville and Indiana are named, with interment at Marchand cemetery.

Lysle Earhart Pittsburgh David Rittenhouse Etta Krytzer Falls Creek John C. Work Coyode Our Town Harry Weaver Paul Garland Marchand Cemetery Mra Harry Weaver Ganford Frampton A. M. Ferrier Wandin Annie Powell Laura Hoffman Travis Harry Powell Distant Dorothy Shuster New Bethlehem Lyle Gibson Johnstown Jerry Shaner Cherry Tree John Norph Brookville G. L. Carmall Punxsutawney H. D. Widdowson Indiana Harry Hauk Howard Icy Peffer Valier Lemon Ralston Fred Dilts Geo. Fulmer Shelocta Guy Potts Otto Moore Glen Campbell

Local visits and social events noted around Blacklick

Mrs Susan Dixon of Avalon and her daughter Odella Doty of Cleveland visited Mrs Annie Bell. Edna Lehman and daughter Barbara of Saltsburg stayed with the C J Grater family. Clarence Findley of Cramer visited sister J A Shrom. George Campbell and family spent time with Dr and Mrs E M Bushnell. Dillie Cunningham of Armagh visiting sister J A Shrom. Nicholson's class held a social at Mack and Stewart Dick. Presbyterian church ladies plan a cafeteria luncheon on Saturday at noon. Wm McMillen, Ben Gahagan and W Baughman joined six Boy Scouts on a fishing trip to Clearfield County. scouts named Verner Mack, Frederick Gould, Kenneth Campbell, Kenneth Milton, Wm Cravener and Marion Bennett.

Clarence Findley Cramer J. A. Shrom George Campbell

Burkhart–Grove marriage announced in Glen Falls NY

Anthony Burkhart and wife announce daughter Mary Esther will wed James Francia Grove of York on March 26 in Glen Falls New York. Other notes report residents and visitors from Clymer Barnesboro McKees Mills Winburne Trenton and York, plus a reference to shoe cleaning in New York hotel corridor.

Alverda Anthony Burkhart Mary Esther James Francia Grove York Glen Falls N. Y Clair Donohue Dave Martha Martin Allen Martin Clymer R. D H. L. Dickey R.D Robert Russell Barnesboro Frances Carina Trenton N. J Anthony Carino Clara Bradbury McKees Mills James Grove Tony Burkhart Dave Glenn Mike Shabbick Indiana Alma Vater Alma Leone Almira Adams Wm, Donahue Robert Boggan Andrew Adams

West Lebanon social notes run through local gatherings

Mrs. W W Ruddock hosted a Thursday afternoon event with daughter Mrs Boleon Fowler of Indiana assisting. Several residents attended skating parties and church society events in Elders Ridge and Shady Plains, including Mrs Hart’s Sunday school group and the Ladies Missionary Society.

West Lebanon W. W. Ruddock Boleon Fowler Indiana

Local social notes from Marion Center and nearby towns

Mrs Olive McCreery and Glenavieve of Wilkinsburg visited friends here last week. Blairsville’s Mrs R E B Lockard and son Ray and Indiana’s Miss Mary Koontz visited Lulu B Kinter. Muriel Barr RN returns from Indiana. Several families traveled between Punxsutawney Rochester Mills and Hillsdale for visits.

Marion Center Olive McCreery Glenavieve Wilkinsburg R. EB. Lockard Ray Blairsville Mary Koontz Indiana Lulu B. Kinter North Manor Street Muriel Barr R.N L. V.kinter Punxsutawney Lloyd ‘Little Akron Mr. Little Gertrude Niles Plumyilie B. F. Sterling Clearfeld William Gallo Home Kornell Gallo Independent Gus Terpe Barberton Frank Terpe Caroline Park

Community Visitors and Family News from Conemaugh

Mr and Mrs W K K Cramer visited Mrs Cramers mother Mrs Margaret Compton in Indiana Sunday evening. Mrs Clarence Brown and daughter of Indiana spend this week with her mother Mrs May Cribbs. Albert and Fraod Haberstick of Pittsburgh visited their parents over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J C Spencer Miss Betty Spencer and Carl Love of Wilkinsburg were guests of the Ewing family. Mr and Mrs Raymond Marshall and daughter Anna Mae and John Strong visited the Ewings Sunday. Miss Launa Reeger returned to her school in Indiana after a stay at home due to a sore throat.

Rochester Mills Clark Cochran Mott Mahaffey Walter Pollock Indiana Hospital Joe Hamilton Blacklick Paul Campbell Rex Ryans Indiana Etta Hurd Mose Work Lola Belle Falls Creek Our Town Lawrence Clawson Dick Dodson W. KK. Cramer

Local notes from Indiana and surrounding towns this week

Miss Dora Asking of Slickville and Kenneth McCully of Saltsburg visited in the Eagle home. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jackson of Heilwood called at Indiana Hospital to see their son Harry Jackson after appendicitis surgery. Betty Parry, student at State Teachers College Indiana, united with home folks at Pine Flats. Several Richmond callers and local residents visited friends and attended events including a Young Peoples conference at Diamondville. Swamp school elected Anna Styock as teacher for the 1947 38 term. Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette subscription price listed.

Cherryhill Dora Asking Slickville Kenneth McCully Saltsburg Eagle Albert Jackson Heilwood Indiana Hospital Harry Jackson Logan Parry Indiana Betty Parry State Teachers College Pine Flats Clair Edwards H. M. Dick Dalvid Joiner Parry Dickey John Engie Richmond William Waltermire Charlie Waltermire Ydluna de T Prefontains Taverne Donahue Muriel Smith Batty Joiner Ewita Engle Wesley Engle John Engle Diamondville Shelton Shultz Stafford van McCune and Sons Near Arcadia

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