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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1934
Page
6
An article proposes easy after-bridge bites for winter gatherings emphasizing minimal prep and stylish presentation. It lists molded vegetable salad, crackers with Roquefort, olives, celery with peanut butter, coffee, and homemade candy, plus ready-to-serve consommé and veal salad with simple garnishes and a frozen tuna salad recipe.
Mr and Mrs A A Radder and Lemuel Buterbaugh were Barnes boro callers last week Laura Jane Buterbaugh has improved Christine Abel and Miss Helen Stahl were Commodore callers Thursday A Good Newspaper Offer The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer to R D residents of Indiana county 5500 per year price 6.00 for out of county residents Remove old wallpaper by wetting with warm water and sponge
Rev Mohney and family visit New Bethlehem relatives while Paul Mohney returns to Albright College after a Blairsville visit. Annie Moot heads to Middletown for time with son-in-law and daughter. Mrs Brown returns from Buffalo after Christmas with relatives. Schools lose days for painting. more on local visits, illnesses, and revival meetings at Pine church.
Sabbath services are set for next Sunday at 1 16 and 2 30 with Rev Mountain’s sermon titled The Man of the Common Place. Local residents and visitors, including families from Dickerson Maryland and Blairsville, are noted among numerous social visits and hospital events in Clarksburg and surrounding towns.
Shady Hollow residents hosted and visited in multiple homes including the Deemer, Siverling, Henderson, McIntire, and Weber households. The Tax Justice League of South Bend township will meet Friday night January 19 at South Bend school with a program on Has the NRA benefited the farmer featuring speakers Carl Crawford Eric Silvis John Scott J F Munshower Tom Jewell John Beighley J BE Smith W T Anderson John Coulter Ralph Shearer Henry Townsend and Robert Thompson. Fred Butler of Leechburg is set to address the gathering.
Olivet residents and neighbors visitations and calls scattered through a midweek period. Names include Mrs Paul Shearer Vera Shearer Donald Ewing Roscoe McConnell Sara McCombs Alfred Bair Sara Walker James Baly Edna McHenry Apollo visitors T. C. Bair home and a gathering at South Bend. Little Ross Ewing suffers burns from an accidental scald. Indianapolis trip noted for McConnell and Alfred Bair.
Washington Township residents and Indiana visitors share New Year greetings and visiting calls. Families including McFarlands, McFarlands Willet, Pleming, Boyer, Blystone, Park, Fairman, and Fisher are noted making calls on relatives and friends at Willet and nearby Five Points. A road project progresses despite mud and rain as locals stay engaged in community life.
Janet and Dorothy Townsend visited with Lizzie Painter in Plumville while tax collector Frank George from Zions Valley traveled through. Numerous locals including Miss Bess Wherry hosting a club and others visiting Indiana Homer City Apollo and nearby towns, plus a Whitesburg preacher and Somerset workers returning home for weekend.
Elders Ridge reports Sabbath school at 10:00, church at 11:00, and C. 1 at 7:30 led by Foster Smock. Christian Helpers class meets at Martha Jane Faspart’s home Thursday evening. Iselin visitors Esther Hine and Maxine Tank visited Virginia Ewing Saturday night. Mrs. George Wray of Shady Plaing visited L. C. Rosensteel and Dorcas class met at H. W. Beamer’s Thursday afternoon. Young ladies Bible class to meet at Mary Rosensteel’s Thursday evening. Harvey family and Stobert Haker shopped in Saltzburg Saturday evening.
Miss Louise Lear visits in town with Rev and Mrs Fry of Niles Michigan. Milo Luther of Clyde, and Alex Hunter with family from Latrobe, visit Mrs M C Rhinehart. John McDowell attends a funeral in Torrance. Katherine Falcon from Armagh visits James Peterson family. Esther Steele and Clara Ann move to Mrs Scott Cable’s home. Eugene Irwin moves in. Samuel Mack, elder resident, seriously ill nearby. Raymond Leigh ill with scarlet fever at home. Mrs William Fisher ill at home. Mrs William Bowser improving. Charles A Robinson and Mrs rank Shomo visit Galbraiths in New Florence. Alfred Henderson of Bolivar announces birth of son Alfred Ashley.
Mrs Ward Fulton and son Donald Ward return to Dickerson Maryland after visit. Mrs Fulton’s mother Mrs Clark Coleman to stay with them. Mr and Mrs Bayard Gray visited S St Mine’s home Thursday. Mrs Walter Ewing visited Mrs O B Harvey Thursday and attended Dorcas meeting at Mrs 2 W Beamer’s home. Mr and Mrs Foster Smock weekended with relatives at Meadville. Simon Hine of Saltsburg and son George of Toledo Ohio visited Saturday in S Bine’s. Katherine Phillips called at Walter Hwing’s Friday morning. Miss Martha Hine visiting Pittsburgh. Mrs QO B Harvey spent Sabbath with Walter Mwing. Mr and Mrs M Tood visited Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Floyd Mayhood of New Kensington.
A brief notice stating subscription price for readers of The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette at five dollars and fifty cents.
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