10 Feb 1937
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1937
Page
1
Alvan McFee, born to gamble, watches Janet Marlowe edge into the casino fever as a gypsy girl taunts their romance. A tense night unfolds with bets, wins, and a revelation that Janet and McFee share a second, dangerous gamble: love itself.
In Ho of Chinatown, the sage, notes that one who reserves politeness for those from whom he seeks favors should not take offense if his esteem is measured as that of a professional mendicant. The remark frames social trading of courtesy and obligation.
The highest peak ever reached by explorers is Nanda Devi in the Central Himalayas. It stands at 25 660 feet and was climbed by the British American Himalayan Explorers.
A column shares two quick kitchen hacks. First, mash leftovers with ground steak to form eight croquettes, crust them in flour and fry, then simmer in onion soup for a rich finish. Also offered is a hearty bachelor snack: toasted bread with scrambled eggs, dried beef, and a tomato soup butter sauce.
A simple Lima Bean Roast method with butter onions and cheese. Layer bread crumbs, tomato soup, lima beans, browned onions, and cheese in a casserole. Repeat to form three bean layers and bake covered at 376 F for 30 minutes. Remove lid last 10 minutes for a crust.
Mrs Helen Marchand of Stillwater N Y returns home after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs C M Wingert Miss Helen Knauf employed in Pittsburgh visited home over weekend Mr and Mrs Paul Pfeiffer of New Kensington hosted by brother Kenneth Pfeiffer Miss Dorothy Homan recently graduated from Punxsutawney High School securing work in Punxsutawney Several locals including W H Zener William Homan George Whitaker Orin Baun and E C Wetzell attended appeals at the Commissioners office in Indiana The Ladies Aid Society of 21 members met at Mrs C M Wingarts home Mr and Mrs Edward Dorn Punxsutawney visitors Roy Moot bought a new Dodge sedan Mr and Mrs William Frew Rossiter spent weekend with Mrs Frews parents near town Norman Pfeiffer Indiana visited Kenneth Saturday Maurice Homan injured an eye Saturday from a piece of kindling Linus Simpson family from Oak Tree visited relatives George Whitaker and family visited Trade City Earl Glass Jr Butler stayed with grandmother Annie Moat Glenn Rosborough and daughter Erma visited J B Trusborough family Waller Sunday We have lots of advantages over our ancestors but the most important is that we are still alive.
Plum Creek notes report influenza illness of Mrs Porter Miller. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Jess Altman at the Clark Thomas home. Families of Ramner, Frailey, Fry and others shared Sunday calls. Mrs Paul McFarland returns from Indiana hospital. A son is born to Mr and Mrs Clair Fry. Roy Dunmire returns from Idaho area visit. Lloyd Reefer plans new house and funeral attendance recorded. Some remarks reference government jobs and marriage.
Olivet and nearby families travel between Indiana Strongstown and Parkwood visiting relatives. Community mourns Foster Smock with sympathy from Watsons Ridge as Fred Snyder remains home ill. Also notes social calls by Miss Margaret Wilson and others. A lighthearted Bee-Hive joke closes the list.
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