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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1934
Page
3
A bound winter feature invites sleigh parties to enjoy a simple, prepared-food supper after games. It lists Cream of Tomato Soup, Spanish Queen Olives, celery, grilled sandwiches, Mincemeat Drop Cookies, Cherry Pie, coffee and mints. Includes recipes for cheese and Worcestershire sandwiches, hot bean sandwiches, and Mincemeat Drop Cookies yielding six dozen, with bake times and ingredient notes.
Relatives and friends attend the funeral for Delmont Henry on Thursday afternoon. Community members note illness in the area as chicken pox affects several children. A February mission school at the Evangelical church will present programs for children, youths, and adults each Wednesday at 7 30 p m with group leaders and themed studies.
Sabbath activities at Elders Ridge include a 10 oclock Sabbath school and a 730 evening C E session led by Eugene Manners. Local visits note Vallere Brown of Salinburg at R B Pausett's home and James King family from Edgewood with O B Harvey. Other visitors include Miss Virginia Ewing and Miss Mary Reed at McIntire and the Fassett family with relatives in New Kensington. A cautionary line warns against assuming a smile signals affection, while States Attorney Court ey notes no gang killings were suggested in Chicago in November and asserts Windy City crime is declining.
Residents visit, attend a funeral, and call on relatives across Fairview Georgeville Punxsutawney and Indiana. Community events include a W C T U meeting at T C Bair home and local humor about Pepsodent and vaccines amid smallpox vaccine source notes.
Cor poral McTigue and Barnawallow carry the body of Jim Larrabee through a war night. A shell bursts near them as they search Larrabee’s jacket for mementos and discover a photograph linking McTigue to Mollie. A final glare of dawn reveals Mollie’s letter hidden in Larrabee’s coat.
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