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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1935
Page
4
A winter article promotes using jellies in desserts and garnishes with practical recipes. It outlines Swedish Charlotte with Currant Jelly, Peach Tarts filled with Currant Jelly, Currant Grape Pie, Tartlets with Currant Jelly, Custard with Currant Jelly, and Baked Currant Jelly Custard topped with meringue.
A long list of Christmas and holiday visits unfolds in the community from Christmas gatherings to Sabbath school and social calls. Residents such as the Ewings Shields Barkleys Ewing McGinley and others visit relatives and host guests across Blairsville Uniontown Clarksburg and nearby towns during the holiday period. Numerous family and friend exchanges are noted including trips to Indianapolis Pittsburgh Greensburg and Louisville with several residents spending Christmas at homes near town.
Raymond McElhoes of College avenues called on A R Wagner on Easy street. Harrison Skiles of near Strongstown visited Mr and Mrs H S Mack on Sunday. Grace Wagner called on Helen Clawson Saturday. Jay Smith from the Fridge shopped here late week. C I Campbell of Indiana and family spent Christmas in town. Mrs Robert Cunningham of Main street visited Mrs H S Mack. Royden Cunningham, at the bedside of her sick father Robert Hutchington near Armagh, reports good news. he is much better.
Local families and relatives share holiday greetings and visits across New Bethlehem Punxsutawney and surrounding areas. Notable mentions include Ray Marchand and family reunion with Oak Tree residents, and George Weaver buried in Marchand cemetery. The Marchand basketball team defeated Chas Miller’s Punxsutawney squad in two to once at home.
Dixonville reports show school resuming Monday after a one week break. Local families including the Maloney, Kerr, Watson, Liptak, Bennett, Wheeler, Sterner, Napp, Henry and Zerfoss households are noted in the post holiday activity and illness updates.
Mr and Mrs Harry Miller visit Elizabeth Gray near Five Points, Dr Mahan's Pittsburgh kin return from holidays at the summer home. Harold Reims of Namine visits Ida Banks, who hosts an all day Crooked Creek missionary quilting. William Gray and brother Bernard from Sagamore visit, Melvin Wells family from Vandergrift sees Nettie Wells, townsfolk attend an Indiana New Year’s Eve show. Chas Brady and Harry Miller travel to Indiana, Harry Wells and mother also go there. Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette delivered to R. D. readers for $5.50.
Mrs Lulu Kinter returned home from Blairsville after a week with sister Mrs Roy Lockard. Clara Jean Musser of Indiana visits sister Mrs John Bence. Mrs Norman Bee visits with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Meade McCoy of Hillsdale, where a baby girl named Mary Ann arrived weighing seven pounds. Several locals and relatives spent Christmas with kin in Dixonville Clymer Ohio Ringgold and at Asbury College Kentucky.
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