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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1937
Page
6
A set of summer salads including a tomato cube salad in lettuce cups with cabbage cucumber onion and a savory dressing, kidney bean stuffed tomatoes served in lettuce cups with watercress, and a fruit melon salad with pineapple cherries and a whipped cream dressing. Includes detailed preparation steps and quantities.
McGrann, Blairsville, and surrounding towns share a week of visits and family news. Several couples welcomed newborns, anniversaries, and travel. church activities include a Presbyterian corn roast and Garden Club picnic near Indiana. Families like Clark, Boyer, Fleming, and Elgin appear among gatherings and trips to Canton, Ohio, New Wilmington, and Florida.
Fifty years after Gottlieb Liar wed in Eustis Nebraska the couple faced a postponed payment to Reverend H Loeckner for the ceremony. At a church anniversary last week in St John’s Lutheran Liar settled the debt with a twenty dollar payment.
Lynn Merrill and Peggy Evans fall in love at a house party and dream of a Bear River cabin. Lynn faces his possessive mother who forbids the match, Peggy moves north to teach, and a reconciliation unfolds when Peggy arrives in Bear Creek and reunites with Lynn amid shared devotion.
Psychologists suggest a sleeper’s position reflects character. Back lying with limbs straight signals unhappiness facing life, while arm around a pillow hints at a need for affection. Curling up like a kitten implies avoidance of reality. shifts may indicate an oscillating personality.
Washington Township residents hosted and visited relatives across several towns. Visitors included Walter Bartholomew in Chamberayville with John Cuddy, Hale McQuilkin and family with Frank Lohr kin, and Elkin Bothell returning near Philadelphia. A Carnahan reunion is planned for August 28 at Colonial Park Delmont.
Mary Pavlock and daughter from Charleroi visit Mr and Mrs Liptak Sr and relatives. Justin Wheeler visits his mother in Smithport for ten days. Miss Mary Chasman buys a new car. A son joins the Prefulgi home. Mr and Mrs Norman Kerr of Culver visit Peter Maloney. Mrs Mary Napp visits daughter in Clymer. Minnie Miller returns from Clearfield hospital. Jacoby couple visit Indiana friends. Steele Tate of Pine Flats visits grandparents. Baptist Sunday school picnic at Woodlawn park draws large crowd with games and prizes. Clarence and Laurence Yale host two brothers and families from Nanty Glo. Mrs Elmer Snyder visits Sagamore mother. Progress and Ktueburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, $5.50.
West Lebanon items recount weekend visits and local relatives. Families from Maryland Vandergrift Bradford Bradford Pittsburgh South Bend Elders Ridge Indiana and Uniontown are described visiting or traveling through, with many names and brief activities noted.
MARION CENTER notes list visits from J B Long to J O Barr near Brookville and Mrs N L Brie’s family in Johnstown. Visitors include W C Crawford and wife from Apollo, Lulu B Kinter, Ruth Wetzel, and the Lightcap family. Spence reunion at W S Wetzel’s home, Magma Way and son Wendell of Home drop in, Gladys Joyce and Alice Jane Jeffries improve after illness, Miss Pearl Learn from Ambrose visits, F Lawrence McGee of Malden, Mass., stops by. A new window design reverses for easy washing.
The racing pigeon can fly long distances and a Chestnut Hill Massachusetts owner, Lewis F Curtis, held the 606 mile record with a 9 hour 27 minute flight in 1932. Its average topped 1869 yards per minute. The text also notes sugar can enhance cooked corn, vegetables, and beans.
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