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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1937
Page
3
A Saturday afternoon caller from Indiana, Mr. Painter, and numerous visits across Warren, North Apollo, and nearby townships are recorded. Families including Rupert, Keppel, Jamison, Stepp, Meyer, Silvis, and Cravener are noted visiting relatives, with several trips to Grandparents and parents on Sundays. A bed-fast J. Z. Jamison is noted as not improving.
Indiana shoppers Saturday include Carl Faith Mrs Donald Ewing and Mr and Mrs John Huda. Mrs John Kennedy called at E C Painter home Friday. Martha Jane Fassett was a Saltsburg caller Tuesday. Norman Ewing spent Saturday in BB.C Painter's home. Sabbath school at 10 church at 11.
In a kitchen story the cooks reveal a chili con carne method with ground beef onion beans and tomato soup simmered 15 to 25 minutes served with potatoes or rice. A second hearty dish layers pork chops with Vegetarian Style Oven Baked Beans sugar ketchup and a brief 20 minute bake.
A compact food note extols beans as ideal filler. It suggests using a large can of Vegetarian Style Oven Baked Beans with Bermuda onion, butter, and paprika. Bake at 850 F for about 30 minutes, reheat, sprinkle parsley, and serve with chili sauce for a quick culinary win.
James Thomas and family visited Mr. and Mrs. Israel Miller at their home on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Kinder works in the Rough household near Mt. Union. A sewing class met at Mrs. W. C. Bleakney’s home last Thursday with attendees including Mrs. Mary Boucher and others. Earl Bleakney bought a Chevrolet. Blaine Miller, Western States Feed agent, plans a stay in Minnesota. The Armstrongs from Apollo visited Rev. Wimmer. Clair Kinter and family, plus others from Aultman and Gas Town, visited Ralph Ramer’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Altman moved to James Fisher’s house. Yada Thomas visits grandmother Mrs. Wm. Thomas. Gettus Reefer sold a horse to Howard Kimmel last week. Jay Henry’s family visited Arthur Fraley’s home Sunday afternoon.
Local residents from Conemaugh and Saltsburg visited family in Indiana on Sunday and over the weekend. The Heagles family moved into a new home rebuilt after a fire. A missionary report notes difficulties in keeping native women cloaked, with a line from the Washington Post.
Miss Bernice Truxall returns home from a visit with grandparents the Truxalls of Josephine and Gus Swanbergs of Allison Park Pittsburgh hosted weekend visitors at the Steffeys and Eva Millers. Mrs Saxton ill in Indiana hospital receives treatment. A surprise birthday party honored Mrs Steffey with gifts and lunch. Dean Lynn and aunt Margaret Lynn sick at home. Three families moved: Steffeys into Garfield Fire Clay house on Chestnut Street, Fulcomers into former Kelly home, Rev Clawson family into Steffey residence. Garfield property once home to the Fishers sold to Rev Clawson. High wind Sunday caused property damage and fruit-tree loss. Louise Lear evangelistic worker visited her parents, the Lears. Mrs Fulcomer of Lockport hospitalized with severe nosebleed. Mrs McClure Hall and sister Higgins visited New Florence. Mrs Penrose visiting brother Stewart Campbell. mother Sara Campbell ill with stroke. Charles Smith returns from two months in Pasadena. Velma Taylor, Johnstown student, weekends with Taylor parents. Donald Frain of West Bolivar visits grandmother Mrs Henderson.
Maple Grove lists include Mrs. G. R. Waltemire on the sick list and several callers and visitors. Names mentioned are W. P. Wagner and Minnie Bethel, Carl Gance and Mary Jane Heilwood, Rev. Dwight Robertson and David Penny Run, Jennie Coy, Isaac Sleppy, Forrest Coy, Clair Cramer, Garmantown, Johnstown, Hillsdale, Indiana, Kenwood, Plumoville, and Mare Aurelia with a quip about a singer's voice for $50,000.
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