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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1934

Page

7

Venison Pot Roast and Mulligan Stew Recipes

The excerpt details venison cooking methods: pot roast with garlic and lard, seared in suet then slow cooked with water and gravy, serving with cress and wild rice. Mulligan Stew uses tougher venison parts browned in fat, slow-cooked with onions carrots beans tomatoes corn, vegetables added then removed and rejoined with gravy, and mashed potatoes and lettuce salad as options. It notes roasting venison is least desirable, prone to dryness, with hot, butter-basted cooking for tenderness.

Deaths of Clarence Muse and George W Frain

Clarence Muse 47 died suddenly from apoplexy at his East Oak street home. Funeral at his residence followed by Greenwood cemetery interment. Muse was a Blairsville Grocery salesman, World War veteran, Zion Lutheran member. Survived by widow Katherine Trimble and sister Mrs Henry Crumbliss. George W Frain 89, retired farmer of West Wheatfield township, died November 28 at granddaughter’s Robinson home after long illness. Survived by five daughters and a sister. Burial at Germany Methodist church cemetery after funeral services.

Greenwood Cemetery Clarence Muse East Oak Street Indiana Blairsville Grocery Company William G. Musee Westmoreland County Chattanooga Tenn George W. Frain West Wheatfield Township Raymond McIntire Robinson Frain Miranda Frain Fannie Andrew Riddell Celia Frank Cable Annie George Liebold Tihia Roy Lichtenfels Jennie Scott Brendlinger Samuel Fisher Bolvar John Frain Babingen Germany Methodist Church

Hezekiah Baker Rites Held For 89 Year Old County Resident

Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Robinson Funeral Home for Hezekiah Baker 89 a longtime county resident who died Wednesday at his daughter’s home Mrs Kinney Stephens of Washington Street Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery Hezekiah a member of Twolick Baptist church married Catherine Butterbaugh who died in 1867 and Mary Ferguson who died in 1920 Survivors include his children Kinney Stephens Enos Baker Jennie Decker Alice Lewis Eldis Baker twenty two grandchildren and nineteen great grandchildren and two sisters Lucy McCullough of Indiana and Kane Learn of Cuba N Y

Robinson Greenwood Cemetery Hezekiah Baker Kinney Stephens Washington Street Dixonville Twolick Baptist Church Catherine Butterbaugh Mary Ferguson Town Enos Baker Home Jennie Decker Clymer Alice Lewis Belsana Eldis Baker Beaverdale Lucy McCullough Indiana Kane Learn Cuba

Deaths of Mrs. Annabelle Douthitt and Austin Lorentz

Mrs Annabelle Swan Douthitt aged 78 wife of Wilson Douthitt died at her Punxsutawney home after 52 years in the town born Chambersville Christmas 1856 daughter of George and Martha Swan. Survived by husband son Elmer and other relatives. Austin Lorentz aged 26 of Marion Center died in a Pittsburgh hospital after a three week illness. He left a widow.

Annabelle (Swan) Douthitt Wilson Douthitt Punxsutawney George Martha McGara Swan Chambersville Reformed Church of Austin Lorentz Marion Center Indians Hospital

Obituary notices from Saltsburg area community

The report lists multiple death notices and funeral arrangements for Edna Jane Gartley and others in Saltsburg and nearby towns. It details ages, family survivors, and service dates, noting Edna Jane Gartley died at home after tonsil removal complications and was a Brownstown teacher, plus other local obituaries in Avonmore, Greensburg, Rural Valley, and Plumville.

Indiana lawyer William H. Wood dies after illness

William H. Wood longtime Indiana resident and former state legislator died at his home on East Chestnut Street after a two week illness. He practiced law with John J. Getty and served as district attorney and in the state legislature. Funeral services were held at Streams Funeral Home with burial in Oakland Cemetery. he was 42? Noting survivor list includes wife Helen Sutton Wood and son William Harvey Wood Jr along with several siblings.

Streams Funeral Oakland Cemetery Attornney William Harvey Wood Indiiana East Chestnut Street James Albert and Eleanor Reed) Wood Marion Center Tle Indiana State Teachers College University of Michigan Law Department University of Pennsylvania Hast Mahoning Township Hellwood Indiana D. J.taylor Town William M. Liggett John J. Getty William Harvey Wood, Jr Donald A. Wood David L. Wood Frederick Frost Newark N. J Charles 5. Wood Montclair James L Wood Madison

Aged Strongstown Man Killed When Hit by Car

William Wallace, 74, a native and long-time Strongstown resident, was killed Wednesday evening after being struck while walking on the highway. The coroner's inquest found Wallace's death resulted from his own negligence. driver William F. Marks was exonerated. Wallace was born January 28, 1860, and left behind sisters in Altoona and relatives in Johnstown. Funeral services were held Saturday at St. Patrick Catholic church in Cameron's Bottom, Pine township, with interment in the church cemetery.

William Wallace St. Patrick Catholic Cameron's Bottom Pine Township Strongstown William F. Marks Kiskiminetag Springs Saltsbury Wallace John Wallace Germany Johnstown Hislater Thomas Foley Foley James Morrison Elizabeth Kilday Altoona

Progress Advised as Christmas Gift for Friends

A brief note suggests sending The Progress to friends as a Christmas gift. The item emphasizes sharing the newspaper with close contacts during the holiday season.

Thanksgiving visits and local gatherings fill West Lebanon

Miss Nancy Patterson of Indiana State Teachers College and Dwight Patterson of Wadsworth Ohio spent Thanksgiving with J R Patterson. Belle George of Canton and Mrs Arthur Donahey plus two children visited the R L George home. Many out-of-town folks attended a Friday play. Hunters head to mountains for deer. Numerous residents hosted relatives and friends across Apollo Leechburg Vandergrift and nearby towns during the holiday weekend with family dinners and calls.

Nancy Patterson Indiana State Teachers College Dwight Patterson Wadsworth Ohio J. R. Patterson Belle George Canton Arthur Donahey Romayne Teddy Leechburg R. L. George Lilie and Carrie Calhoun Blatraville Alma Coulter Mary George West Virginia James Risinger Somer City

Thanksgiving Visits Across Towns and Counties

Chambersville Mr and Mrs Frank Kirk and children Robert and Behe visited Ruthersburg over Thanksgiving. Mrs Merle McGara and Mrs Frank McGara were recent callers in addition S H Over and children Gene and Dorothy from Barr spent weeks visiting relatives. George Simpson of Pittsburgh was a guest. Jay McQuilkin serves as juror at court this week.

Frank Kirk Robert and Behe Ruthersburg Merle McGara Frank MecGara Indiana S. H. Over Gene Dorothy Barr Chas Brady Carl Miller Raymond Elizabeth Harry Miller Paul Brady George Simpson Pittsburgh Mgr Jay McQuilkin

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs Jamison Of Sugar Run

Twenty six friends gathered unannounced at Mrs J T Jamison of Sugar Run Armstrong county Saturday evening to celebrate her 86th birthday. Guests included Mr and Mrs Irank Colman Vandergrift Mr and Mrs James Miller North Apollo Mr and Mrs WH Porter and son James Mr and Mrs J Jamison Son and sons Obert Jr and Merle Mrs Anna C Smith and son Wal lon Ros Smith and Miss Julia Kapple Earle Arthur and Vera Johns J L Jamison and children Harry Mary Wilen and J Clair all of Sugar Run.

Sugar Ran J.T Jamikon Armstrong County Cilla Hindkon Deletous Lionel Mose Irank Colman Vandergrifft James Miller Janet North Apollo Porter James Phomapron South Bends Joseph Homser Raymond Arlene Truth Girty Jamie Son Obert, Jr Merle Anna C. Smith Wallon Ros Smith Julia Kappel Earle Arthur Vera Johns Jamison Harry Mary Wilen J. Clair Sugar Run

Thanksgiving Visitors and Family Gatherings Across Town

The South Bend column lists residents who spent Thanksgiving with relatives including W. T. Anderson and family in Muddy Run, Russel Lang in Pittsburgh, Henry Townsend and Campbell of West Lebanon, Ira Davis and Roland with Mrs. Yount, plus visits from Mrs. Fleming Currys Run and Mer Coulter’s group in Kittanning. Also noted are George Spahr of Apollo visiting N. A. Davis, Margaret Anderson with Russel Lang, Miriam Shelhammer in her home, C. C. Wherry in Brackenridge, and Hobart Shedlhammer’s Sunday callers.

W. T. Anderson Russel Lang Pittsburgh Henry Townsend Campbell West Lebanon Harold McIntire Alex McIntire Muddy Run Ira Davis Roland Yount Karl Fleming Currys

Family visitors and local calls listed in brief

The notice records Sunday visits by Lewis Shellhammer and family from Vandergrift and Washington D C to their mother Mrs Nancy Devers, with additional Friday calls from Mrs Ira Davis and the Silvis, Heasley, and Smith families in Saltsburg and Vandergrift. Irwin Kelly and Jim Porter visited at R A Silvis’s home.

Lewis Shellhammer Walter Shellhammer Near Vandergrift Marion Ferne Shellhammer Washington, D.C Ward Devers Owens View Nancy Devers Ira Davis Mixu Gene Silvis Sam Heasley Saltsburg Eiter Maria Sadie

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Josersune Orson Home Food Institute Tee Mrs. Wilson Douthitt Austin Mra Edna Jane Gartley Edna Jane (White) Gartley Salinburg Brownstown James Gartley Robert Willam Genevieve Caroline Bowser Edmon Gould Hillis Paul Carl Avonmore Butler Jennie (Isenberg) Shankle Isenberg) Shankle Clark Shankie Homer Shankle Kinport C. M. Sweitzer Uniontown Homer Uniontown Evangelical Church J. F. McKnight Frank Allison Center Township James A. Getty Bethel Presbyterian Church Ward Mary Jean Marjorie Neal Getty Aultman Elizabeth Speedy Alonza Fyock Gitty David Julia Ann (Grossnickel) Fyock Cherryhill Township Margaret (Schrecengost) Fyock John David Fyock Mary Ann Davis Brick Church R. D Spear Fyock Etta Gibson Nancy Markle Laura Short Agnes Williams Elderton Annie Fyock Miss Annie Brown Annie Brown Jacksonville Greensburg John Brown Irwin Long Run Susan Hunter Conemaugh Township Harriet Dunmire Fof Wm. P. Hullenbaugh Clarksburg John Hullenbaugh Salina W. E. Clawson Mary Stroup Export James Anderson Forbes Road R. J. Hullenbaugh Philadelphia Wilbert. W. Marshall Rural Valley Wilbert W. Marshall Billy Betty Hannah Marshall CG. (. Farren R. Banks Tarentum Emma d. Barnhart Suicken St. M. Dunlap Plumville Emmadane Barnhart Dunlap Chicora Wilmer Hf. Wood Mary Alice Daily Russell Daily Ernest Indiana Hospital Guardian of Health West Lebanon Hanksgiving C. @. Jackson Anna Black Apollo Robert McComb Dorothy Jean John Beatty Mrs. Beatty Ward Fulton Kentucky J. T. Sheasley Minnie Sturgeon Mr. Union J. T. Schrecengost Bertha McBryar Mary Schall Near Brick Church J. H. Christy F. A. Coleman Vandergrift Smith Mia Charles Flaney Aldis Bernice Doris M. B. Smettzer John Mosbaugher Blair June Kathryn, Willavene Mary Klingensmith A. EB. Klingensmith Earl Schrecengost David Cravener J.T. Jamison Mary Ellen J. R. Jamison Ruth Henderson Tarentum Hospital H.R. Wilenberger Ciasters Nana Margaret A.C. Sehrecengoat UBER Radio Store Philadelphia Street Savings & Trust Company Atwater Atwater Kent Blair F. Uber Philadelphia Street Savings & Trust Co South Bend Ptadtelphia St Roy Henry South Pennsylvania Avenue Apollo, PA Parnell, Cowher & Co Citizens Bank Building Indiana Motor Co, Buick—Sales and Service Pontiag North Eighth Street
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