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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1935
Page
1
A Kansas City Star reflection on Washington emphasizes his calm leadership, humane forgiveness, and public virtue. It cites his calls for peace, religious tolerance, education at home, natural commerce, and restraint in alliances as lasting guides for a republic facing modern upheaval.
John Varner staying by his ill son in Apollo Thursday with Rev. Mohney and others. Indiana business visitors include Mrs. I. M. Lewis and H. W. Smeaton. Miss Alverda Bishop returns to Rossiter, with several local social mentions. Revival meetings led by Rev. Mohney announced. Various visits, ill health, school absences due to mumps, and family news from local residents and nearby towns.
Smicksburg notes report Geo Condron and others visiting family in the area. Local residents and visitors attend church events, Sabbath school at 10, church service at noon, and a C. E. segment. An oyster supper is planned at the church on February 27. The Elderton Garden club presents The Ladies Minstrel from Dixie at Elders Ridge on February 24 with 23 cast members.
Mr and Mrs R W George were Vandergrift visitors. Mr and Mrs Walter Smith and daughters stayed with Mr and Mrs C A Pennington of Indiana. Mrs P O George of Turtle Creek ill and back in hospital. Rev F L Jamison of Philadelphia died. Many locals hosted and visited including Mrs Maude Patterson hosting Missionary Society and L A L event planned by Mrs A W Reed.
Mrs Ross Wilson visited Mrs Walter Ewing Saturday afternoon. Clark Coleman and family hosted Thursday evening with the Colemans of Clarksburg. Hine Ramage called at J R E Craighead and Charles Johnson of Saltsburg on Monday. Orville Bailey and son Bill from Wilkinsburg and Frank Lambing of Olivet visited Walter Ewing on Sabbath. Mildred Kerr of Clarksburg spent Thursday night with the Shearers. Walter Ewing and son Donald were in Kittanning on Friday. Foster Smock hosted a Valentine party for ten friends of her son Arthur. Annabel Ewing helped direct games. prizes to Junior McCombs and Teddie Howard. Luella Shearer now employed in New Kensington. Norman Barkley of Livermore visited Watsons Ridge. J G Tomb of Ebenezer called at John Henderson’s on Wednesday. Mia Thomas Heard and Alfred and Clair with Bilis Blane visited BE J Phillips Saturday. J I Shearer and daughters Luella, Sara Martha and James visited J R Shearer’s home recently. Joe Duncan Jock Sart Martha and Isabel Shearer spent Sabbath at D D Cribb’s home.
A nostalgic digest of old fashioned cookies from a grandmotherly pantry. Recipes include Butterscotch Refrigerator Cookies Crisp Peanut Butter Cookies Filled Apple Butter Cookies Plantation Bars Cocoanut Macaroons and more with detailed measurements and baking times.
Uniontown reports include Bert Davis and E. P. Coble visiting from Salem and Pine Grove respectively, Blair Wissinger in Cush Cushion, families visiting in Lovejoy, Stuiflertown, and Glory, plus several calls at Dr. Hall’s Glen Campbell office. Mr and Mrs Wallie Cable visit Bowdertown and the J A Butterbaugh home. many children out of school with tonsillitis. Loyal Temperance Legion organized at Pine Flats W Co with 13 members. officers elected and first meeting set for March at the Erangelical church. Virginia Boring, confined by a broken bone, now able to go out again.
CHAMBERSVILLE reports Sunday school at the Crooked Creek church at 10 o'clock. Resident families are noted visiting relatives in Vandergrift Indiana Barr and Tidioute with several local observers and travelers over the weekend including Mr and Mrs Carl Miller Mrs Chas Brady Betty Lou and Paul Over Mr and Mrs Frank Kirk and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schwab.
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