Mice Invade Pantry. Custard Pie Eaten
Susie laments mice devouring a custard pie in the pantry. George shrugs, telling her not to fret over a small problem.
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George
Susie
Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1936
Page
5
Tim the tree and holly gift save Arkansas farm
In the Ozarks a boy Tim secretly earns $27.82 by gathering holly for a roadside stand. His family, short of funds, had planned to harvest timber to buy Christmas gifts. The surprise reveals the ax Tim borrowed to cut both holly and wood, kept secret until Christmas. The father forgives, acknowledging Tim’s ingenuity and love for the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Tim
Ozark Hills
Arkansas
Crick
Tim
Dad
Holly
Mom
Western Newspaper Union
Garden scheme ends in wedding rush amid village gossip
Helen Monroe aims at George Grogan causing a social stir as she pursues marriage, encounters parental opposition, and snubs Fred Winters. Catherine Smith, Tim Grogan, and a bridge party scheme lead to Helen’s engagement to Fred, with family feuds and rumors fueling the town’s chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Helen Monroe
George Grogan
Helen
Catherine Smith
Fred Winters
Catherine
Smith
Fred
Mrs.Monroe
Mrs. Monroe
Job
Croesus
Henry Ford
Papa Monroe
Tim Grogan
Father Monroe
Mother Monroe
Grogan
Wall Street
Nick
Local Social Updates in Washington Township
Mrs Harry Marshall spent Wednesday with Mrs Dewain Filekinger at Hiterton. Reed Blyntone was in Pittsburgh on Tuesday. Mars Rupert visited his parents near Sagamore on Thursday. Mise Margaret Marshall of Pittsburgh spent Sunday with her parents near Atwood. James and Joe Stuchell attended their brother Austin Stuchell's funeral. Mrs Faith McCalgin in a Kittanning hospital. Different neighbors and relatives visited or called on several days, including the Fricks, Orrs, Brownes, Blystones, and Marshalls in nearby towns. Milo C G Miller builds a new house near Five Points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry Marshall
Dewain Filekinger
Hiterton
Reed Blyntone
Pittsburgh
Mars Rupert
George Rupert
Sagamore
Mise Margaret Marshall
Joseph Marshall
Atwood
James
Joe Stuchell
Austin Stuchell
Faith McCalgin
Kittanning
A. C. Marshall
Willard Frick
Bryan Orr
Byron Browne
Browne
J. N. Frick
Near Atwood
J.E. Orr
Mae Fisher
Community Notes From Maple Grove Social Roundup
Mary Coy spent days with sister near Armagh. G R Waltemire hosted visitors from Revioe Indiana and Heilwood. Kitchen shower honored Floyd Haight and wife. Several calls and visits occurred among Coy, Detwiler, Sleppy, Henry, Decker and Stephenson families with localians in Heilwood Bethel Clymer and Heilwood.
Strongstown Social News Highlights Local Visits
Strongstown residents reported visitors and hospital updates. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Senroth of Indiana called on Wm. Bennett Tuesday evening. David Hughes, a patient in Indiana hospital, is not much improved. The Ladies Aid meat loaf supper Thursday evening was well attended and raised a nice sum. Pearl Mack of Buffington township stayed Thursday evening with Gladys Troxell. Mrs. Lawrence Rankin visited a patient in Indiana hospital Tuesday. Bud Sowers is visiting relatives in Tarrs. Wm. Orner spent Saturday afternoon with his daughter, Mrs. James Stephens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Senroth
Indiana
Wm. Bennett
David Hughes
Indiana Hospital
Ladies Aid
James Stephens
Weekend visitors and local social notes in Cherryhill
Edensburg residents Mr and Mrs Clair Edwards spent the weekend with Mrs Edwards parents Mr and Mrs M H Dick. Heilwood residents Geoft Keirn and Hulda Keirn were Indiana callers. West Reed from Splairsville visited friends locally Thursday. Mrs Mary Atkins of Pine Flats spent Saturday evening in Indiana. F F Walker of Commodore R D was a recent caller. Chester Stephens shopped for Christmas Saturday. Olive Croyle and Sprouls of Heilwood shopped and called Indiana friends. Florence Stephens and Vera were in Indiana Saturday. Logan Parry shot a deer while hunting in the mountains. Mrs Henry Bennett and daughter Hulda and son Dale of near Mentone were recent Indiana callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherryhill
Clair Edwards
Edensburg
M._H. Dick
Harry Stahl
Heilwood
Geoft Keirn
Hulda
Hellwood
Indiana
West Reed
Splairsville
Mary Atkins
Pine Flats
F. F. Walker
Commodore, R. D
Chester Stephens
Olive Croyle
Miss Sprouls
Florence Stephens
Vera
Logan ‘Parry
Henry Bennett
Dale
Mentele
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