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Indiana Progress in Indiana, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1937
Page
1
Buffet Party Recipes From a Luncheon to Dinner Finale
A Frances Peck guide suggests a bang up buffet party to stave off post holiday doldrums. It favors easy self service with formal balance in setup and decor. It details first course Sea Food au Gratia in ramekins and subsequent Mince Meat Tarts with flaky pastry and lattice tops.
Mount Union News Lists Neighbor Visits and School Honors
A sequence of short notes records visits and callers in Mount Union area towns. Families from Elderton Apollo Indiana and Shelocta drop by. weekly callers include the Shaeffer, Boyer, Dunmire, Kough, Rupert, and Rankin households. Union Sunday school closes a successful year with seventeen pupils achieving perfect attendance and diplomas while new officers are installed for 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Peterman
Clarence
Indiana
Leroy Rupert
Ethel Kough
Nevin Rupert
Martha Kough
Wilda Kough
Ethel Boyer
Betty Kough
Ward Cessna
Eleanor Rupert
George Kough
Glenn Rupert
Dorothy Kough
John Kough
Walter Rupert
Mildred Kough
John Orr
W. H. Brown
J. H. Kough
Jean Rankin
Ralph Rankin
Dorothy Chivers
G. Dunmire
Walter ‘Rupert
Paul ‘Boyer
Vere Steppe
Helena MelIntire
Florence Rowley
Paul Brown
Paul Boyer
Wetzler
Community notes from Clarksburg and surrounds
Local residents report visits from Clarksbury guests and news from the region. A birth is listed for Jan 6, while others seek work in Ohio and Isomer City. A dairymen meeting, moving pictures, orations and dancing were highlights at the community hall. Subscriptions offered to The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for Indiana county residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Improbable Truths Under a Crime Arm Tale
Retired detective Arthur Markham recounts a startling case of Tony Gardener and Rus Humbolt. Les Cameron uncovers an amputated tattooed arm found in a shark, leading to Gardener’s conviction for dismemberment and murder. The tale mirrors a published true crime narrative in the Rockingham Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Markham
Headquarters
Lessee
Les Cameron
Les
Lea
Rus Humbolt
Humbolt
Barber Street
Tony Gardener
Gardener
Our City
al Capone
Chicago
Force
Agarn
Rockingham Record
Causes of frostbite cited as fatigue and hunger
A Hygeig Health Magazine writer notes fatigue exhaustion and hunger malnutrition are key predisposing factors for frostbite. Low vitality slows circulation and dulls vigilance on long frozen trips delaying early treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hygeig
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Towns
Mr and Mrs George Campbell traveled to Chatsworth Georgia to visit Campbell's parents Fred Gould who has recovered from pneumonia. Mrs Harriet Alexander of Homer City visits daughter Mrs Helen Hayes. Women’s Missionary Society plans a tea hosted by Mrs Annie Bell Friday afternoon. Mrs W J Lyda shopped in Indiana Saturday. M S McMillen of Gypsy visited brother Wm McMillen over Sunday. A I Miller of Homer City area called on C O Smith Tuesday. Mrs L D Johnston shopped in Indiana Friday. Rev and Mrs Wm Nicholson attended a covered dish dinner at Wm Hildebran’s in Armagh Thursday. H F Shuman and Elizabeth Broneback spent Saturday in Pittsburgh. Iselin visit for Paul Anderson on Saturday. Frank Lambing stopped by T C Hood’s on Watsons Ridge Saturday. Alfred Bair ill with influenza at home. Mrs Mabel Ewing and Mrs Frank Lambing in Apollo Wednesday afternoon. Dr Cochran of Salina made a professional visit to the Harry Boden home Tuesday. Roses Wilson visited Salinburg Friday morning. Robert Townsend of South Bend called on J and Ewing Thursday. Miss Margaret Wilson was in Leechburg last week. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to R D readers, $5,560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pitt
Glenn
Elderton
Dale ‘Boyer
Amos Boyer
Leroy Dunmire
Runsel
Sheasley
C. D. Haney
Leechburg
A. K. Shaeffer
Bessie Altman
Apollo
C. C. Dunaire
G. Rosborough
Laird
Milford
Edwin
Quinter Boyer
W. N. Boyer
McIntosh
James Smith
Indiana
Kenneth Schall
Eddie
Owen Smeltzer
Jesse Elgin
Bobby
Rough Home
Mra
Glenn Reefer
Gastown
Belle Peterman
Richard Kimmel
Jimmy
Edgar Kimmel
Connie
Shelocta
Shaeffer
Dean Elgin
J. Elgin
Clarksburg
Frank Cribbs
Carrie Elrick
Merch Fulton
Clifford Cunningham
Harry Anderson
Ohio
Kenneth Sload
Jane
Thearis Ebert
Brookville
Lowman
Mike Murray
Dairymen's Association
Dorothy Compton
Ladies Bible Class
Meade Lowman
Isomer City
Lella Compton
Blacklick
Blacelicek
George Campbell
Chatsworth
Campbell
Fred Gould
Harriet Alexander
Homer City
Helen Hayes
Women’s Missionary Society
Annie Bell
W. J. Lyda
M. S. McMillen
Wm. McMillen
A. I. Miller
C. O. Smith
L.D. Johnston
Wm. Nicholson
Wm. Hildebran
Armagh
H. F. Shuman
Elizabeth Broneback
Pittsburgh
Local Errands and Infections Mentioned in Revloc Visit
Smithport David Williams and Lynn Richardson were Revloc business visitors on Friday. Merle Bennett and Robert Conner work at the Penn Mary mines No. 11. Ord Bennett moved his family to Penn Mary where he has been employed. Geneva States and Jay Williams visited Little Billie States who is hospitalized in Punxsutawney. Little Billie’s condition is critical. Mrs Ord Huff is bedridden with influenza. Mrs Ney Cameron suffered a serious heart attack last Thursday but can walk now. Funeral at Rossiter for Mr Ganton was attended by many locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Conner
Merle Bennett
Penn Mary
Ord Bennett
Geneva
Jay ‘Williams
Little Billie
Punxautawney
Ord Huff
Ney Cameron
Ganton
Rossiter
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