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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1937
Page
6
Sam Racer confronts Ken Steward over Sandra Blake in a volatile love triangle. Ken accuses Sandra of unfaithfulness, shatters her ring, and drags her to a quick ceremony with parson and best man Sam. The scene ends with Ken admitting Sam’s insight into women.
A look at how moonlight and spectral colors affect plants. Florida and Smithsonian researchers note bright moonlight can germinate tiny seeds and that yellow and red light promote growth while blue and violet hinder it. The work suggests coarse red near the spectrum edge may kill leaf, seed, or weed life.
Miss Amy Isobel Osborne of Melbourne Australia visited Miss Clara Barr of West Main Street. Amy and Clara met at Asbury College in Wilmore Kentucky. Grandparents N E Barr celebrate a grandson born to Ralph and Mrs Barr of Butler named Robert Lewis who has a sister Margaret. Mrs L H Mountain of North Manor Street slipped and fractured both bones in her right leg. In Erie Mr Tenney a CCC camp teacher visited home. Mrs Ji V Kinter hosted sisters Miss Marion and Mona Walker and young Beverley Lambing. Rev H G Trimmer was in Pittsburgh on business. John Bence received grapefruit from his father H H Bence, wintering in Lakeland Florida. Mrs Ralph Smith’s elater Miss Rachel visiting. B W Thomas Floyd Braughter and Charles Weizel attended the Harrisburg Farm Show. D S Miller and son Lawrence of Kennerdell visited H Glenn Miller’s home last week.
Miss Cornelia Christy of Vandergrift and Miss Justine Christy of Apollo spent Sunday with their parents and relatives. The group attended Henry's funeral in Apollo Thursday. Various locals, including Frank Coleman, J T Jamison family, and Stepp household, were noted for weekend and weekday visits across Apollo Elderton and West Lebanon.
East Wheatfield reports a crowd at the Harrisburg farm show including Wm Campbell Frank Paul Robert Wagner Clyde Kenneth Dick New Florence Doyle Stutzman Brushvalley Samuel Hutchison John Helenac and H Steele Findley who later attended Washington DC inauguration ceremonies and visited relatives. Also noted are family visits in Altoona Seward Blacklick Columbus and Trexler's Inn with Shrom Cunningham and Mack households.
A fragment from a homemaking column presents recipes for Oven Baked Red Kidney Beans with cheese on toast, and Mines Meat Fruit Fingers. Instructions cover butter and flour paste, milk, salt and pepper, heating beans, melting cheese, plus a Mince Meat nut cake folded with eggs sugar flour baking powder and nuts, baked in a shallow pan and rolled in sugar.
A fragment from the Louisville Courier Journal notes a swarm of bees in a Montana cottonwood baffled by a vast grasshopper migration. The bizarre image evokes a distant, uneasy comparison to Japan and China. Pat comments on mismatched socks as a humorous aside.
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