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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1934
Page
8
A playful Valentine themed party plan with cake and ice cream ideas. Recipes include Ice Cream Molds of Hearts, Cupid figures, and a Currant Mint Punch. Step by step directions cover Valentine Refrigerator Roll and Molded Heart Dessert with gelatin, pineapple, and maraschino cherries. Serves six to twelve depending on item.
A long forgotten moment at Gettysburg when Edward Everett spoke two hours while Lincoln, modest and gaunt, delivered a brief address that time made a world famous. The Lincoln speech, recalling a nation’s birth and sacrifice, becomes a landmark of American rhetoric and national identity.
Mrs John Fry underwent finger removal surgery at Mercy hospital Johnstown after two months of infection. Johnstown visitors included Mr and Mrs Ward Mack. Mrs Irvin Ling and son James stayed with her father after Sabbath. Dorothy Lichtenfels visited Evelyn Bracken. Nancy Tinkcom stayed with Mildred Findley. Clarence Findley visits A K Gerhard and J A Shrom families. Fry’s arm fracture noted. Mr Fry ill. Mastoid operation for Ling child in Johnstown hospital. condition serious. Plumville teams played local squads. boys won by one point. girls won by a large margin.
A historically styled address urges the nation to renew faith in God and move forward with fear and resolve. The speaker invokes enduring values and a call to collective strength in challenging times.
ALVERDA B A WIlliams of Indiana and Henry Bennett of Barnesboro were callers in town Tuesday. Thomas McKee of Spangler transacted business Friday. Mr Neff of Altoona called on friends Friday. Dickie Davis is on the sick list. Albert Contrucel made a business trip to Leechburg Friday. Grant Long of Emporium and Joe Tomesko of Petersburg, members of IC CC, spent the weekend with relatives. Alma Vazer and niece Alma Leone and Joseph Lewis were Indiana callers Saturday. Steve Butila was admitted to Spangler hospital for appendectomy. Mr and Mrs Donahue and children spent the weekend with relatives at Patton. Tony Burkhart called at Cress Thursday. George Williams of Barnesboro was a caller Monday. Clara Bradbury of McGees Mills was a caller Sunday. A bushel of wheat usually averages 42.8 pounds of flour.
Indiana callers Isaac Sleppy and Buddy Jacobs visited in Maple Grove. Mrs Wm Wike of near Stafford spends the week with friends here. Families including Obers near Strongstown and Sloppy hosted gatherings. Measles illness, local visits, and Sunday trips feature among neighbors.
Religious and social visits fill a midweek calendar as Mrs. D A Rosinsted hosts a missionary meeting. Annabel Ewing calls on Mrs. Douglass. The Shearers and families spend Sabbath at home. Local residents visit relatives in Jeannette Vandergrift New Kensington and Maysville areas. A local gas rate note appears.
Strongstown notes list visits from Rev Large of Belsano to the Jackson home and other local residents making calls in Johnstown, Indiana, and Punxsutawney. Highlights include postmaster W F Bennett’s trips, birthday party for Rev Large, and various social calls by families such as McCloskey and Dearmy. The item ends with a posed exchange from American Legion Weekly Bulletin.
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