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Newspaper

Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1931

Page

6

Golden Eggs and a Blue Persian Kitten Caper

A cottage row near Mount Vernon hosts Jack Danvers recovering from a foot injury and neighbor Irma Westlake. Irma unknowingly feeds Danvers eggs laid by his hens and a young girl smooths a romantic path with a kitten and a puppy, culminating in a city train chat that links two bachelors and two families through a shared, worthwhile act.

Mount Vernon Jack Danvers Ted Everly Jack Ted Irma Westlakes Westlake Sumander Danvera Everly Irma Hena Rta Ima Tom Toronty Honde Orma Slater Bonnie

Promotion Promises Change in a Small Office Romance

Wade Everett expects a quick promotion at McKellar Paint and Varnish, planning marriage with Gene Waiters. After colleagues reveal John Langston will get the sales manager job, Everett copes with shock, contemplates honesty, and persuades himself to persevere. McKellar later offers Nashville expansion with a threefold salary boost, bringing sudden elation.

Gene Waiters Jim Wade Everett Hawkins Old McKellar Wade McKellar Paint and Varnish Everett John’ Langston Hiverett Gene Ts Fead H E McKellar Binettle Nashville

Confetti origins in Italian street customs and sweets

The word confetti derives from the Italian confetto meaning sweetmeat. Italians used confetti as plaster or paper imitations to pelt each other in the streets, originally as festive throwables before evolving into the modern candy covered tradition.

Helpful Hints in Planning Church Supper Menus

Practical guide for organizing church or community suppers serving fifty, with two menu options and full ingredient lists. Includes Ham Loaf with Potatoes, Jellied Carrot and Pineapple Salad, baked ham, cold slaw, oven baked beans, cucumber relish, fig puddings, and coffee. Provides quantities to scale for larger groups and notes on preparation steps and serving ideas.

Christmas News and Visitor Rolls In Johnstown Area

Christmas social notes list visitors from Oakland Sharpsville and Cleveland staying with local families including the Mack Bowser and Fisher households. Several relatives travel to Lansdowne Philadelphia and Baltimore. Local church Bible class elects officers and health updates note Charles Sutton improving.

Creekside Repair Work and Holiday Visits Reported

The community noted repair work on Creekside-Beyer road and a flurry of holiday visits. Residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Fairman, James Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. John Elkin, Mrs. Alda Pfeil, and Eva Hendricks were mentioned visiting relatives and friends over Christmas and the holiday season.

Creekside-Beyer Road Wilmer Fairman James Wallace John Elkin Alda Pfeil Eva Hendricks W. A. Kunkle Orpha Burns Indiana Harry Orr Five Points D. Marsho Wilbur Shaffer Afton Shaffer James Ricci

Local Residents Share Holiday Visits and Guests

J E Brown and daughter Mae called on friends Wednesday evening. Mrs Jennie Patterson and Llewellyn Griffith were dinner guests in the Savage home at Christmas. Mr and Mrs John Frank and family were Christmas guests in the Victor Frank home in Barnesboro. Mr and Mrs James Anderson of Akron called on Roy and Harry McDannell on Saturday evening. Imogene and Ronalda McDannell of Barnesboro are spending Christmas vacation in Spruce. Misses Imogene and Ronalda McDannell Twila Repine and Louise Biss were guests of Hazel and Catherine Lamer. Catherine Lamer of Indiana is spending the holidays with her mother. David Douglass moved into the house vacated by Ernest Patterson who moved to Greenwich. Mr and Mrs Dean Berringer and family of Buffington were guests in the Frank Berringer and Eliza McDaniel homes. Ida McAnulty and family were weekend guests in the Raymond Lockard home. Mr and Mrs James McCurdy were weekend guests in the Asa McAnulty home. Elizabeth Keener Sarah and Mary Bagley and Lottie Brown were guests of Mr and Mrs Scott Donglngs. Frank Fiss spent the weekend with friends at Dixonville.

Charles A. Robinson Duncan Johnstown Jay Alers Oakland Wilbert Mack Ira ‘Reed Gladys Sharpsville Jay Bowser William Fisher George Mack Lydia Lichtenfels Emma Huston John Coleman Johns‘town John Clawson Philadelphia James Betts T. A. Henderson EB. E. Croll Stewart McClain Armagh Lutheran Sunday School John Foster Arthur Bowser Lester Lichtenfels Ru- Bene Steele Charles Sutton Adam Kunkle South Fork Annie Fisher Violet Shetler Clymer Archie Gamble Charlies Luther Blakeville J. E. Brown Mae Jennie Patterson Llewellyn Griffith Savage John Frank Victor Frank Barnesboro James Anderson Akron Roy Harry McDannell Imogene Ronalda MecDannell

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