Local Social And Civic Notes From Blacklick
Mrs Annie Bell serves on the grand jury this week. Mr and Mrs J A Shrom and Margie Nell visited Ming Dillie Cunningham of Armagh. J B Campbell of Pueblo Colorado visits relatives here. Mrs H B Donaldson joined her brother J E Campbell for a Pittsburgh family reunion. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Freed and son Will spent Monday with Emerson Mahoney in Indiana. Mrs Charles Widdowson attended a Pittsburgh convention last week. Floyd Rummell and family moved into Cravetta building near Coral. A serenade was given to Mr and Mrs H B Wiley on Friday. Kathryn Williams shopped in Indiana on Saturday. Julia Swan is home from Bucknell University for summer. Mrs William Swan spent days in Lewistown. Dr and Mrs E M Bushnell and son Emerson, and Mr and Mrs George Campbell shopped in Indiana Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Mahoney
Indiana
Charles Widdowson
Pittsburgh
Floyd Rummell
Near Coral
Cravetta
H. B. Wiley
Kathryn Williams
Julia Swan
Bucknell University
William Swan
Lewistown
E. M
That Classy Mrs. Jones in a Small Town Tale
A gossiping village judges Mrs Jones by appearance and etiquette until author Hedda Grover arrives claiming a note of authenticity for her city life novel She and publisher George Gregg reveal the true story of their book dedication to the town and its residents, prompting lingering admiration and renewed curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Jones
Lindy Miller
Mrs. Peabody
Mrs. Holden
Mrs. Mason
Mrs. Ruperts
Mr. Gregg
Hedda Grover
Macaroni Menu for Summer Meals and Quick Sparking Dishes
A light home dining guide proposes a ready to serve Chicken Gumbo Soup starter with Melba sticks and Cucumber Pickle, followed by Macaroni with Buttered Mushrooms. It includes serving tips for canned cream sauce, parsley garnish, and a chicory salad with ketchup dressing, plus rolls, currant jelly and desserts. Also suggests Beans in puff shells with cheese, meringue, and a hash brown potatoes twist with Relish and Ketchup. Summer soups using Consommé chilled in advance are explored with Garnishes like olives, pickles, yolk fluff, cheese, chicken, parsley, watercress, and mint for festive flair.
Visitors and locals mingle at Harrison City events
Marchand Harry Alwine and family of Harrison City visited here. Braddock residents Mr. and Mrs. William Roderer and son Charles stayed with C. M. Wingert. Cr. L. McGregor was a patient in Indiana hospital. Numerous Indiana callers and social gatherings filled the week including Ladies Aid at Mrs. Dorn, visits from Texas and Iowa, and flying planes at Brae Breeze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marchand Harry Alwine
Harrison City
William Roderer
Charles
Braddock
C. M. Wingert
Cr. L. McGregor
Indiana Hospital
John Moot
Lydia Hill
Homer City
Leckwatch
Curtisville
C. Wetzell
Kenneth Pfeiffer
Ellsworth Dorn
Rev. Garland
Annie Moot
Mary Zener
Indiana
Ladies Aid Society
Samuel Dorn
Roy Anderson
Betty
Thomas Pemberthy
Herbert James Miller
Frank Blage
Agnes Miller
Warren
Frank Knauf
Archie Carr
Knoxdale
Glenn Rosborough
Jean
J. B. Rosborough
Mia
Linus Simpson
Bernice
Oak Tree
Iowa
Homer Fairman
Sagamore
Gump Hildebrand
Rossiter
Brae Breeze
William Frew
William Homan
W. H. Zener
Sadie Gaul
Samuel
A Good Newspaper Offer in Indiana County
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana County at $5.50 per year and $6.00 per year for out of county readers. The note warns that too much water will make pastry tough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Progress and
Pittsburgh Post- Gazette
R. D
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
Indiana County
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Seip Mhurry
Rourbeme
Costietmoll
Bell "Flephonf Company OF
Pennstlvanta
Sutton-Miller
Indiana, PA
Ford Dealers
Oldsmobile
New Motor
Chevrolet
Phila
Frances Peck
Heine Home Institute
Boston
Porky
Carl Moot and
Talpa
Texas
Big Run
Bliss Zener and Sons
Bliss, Jr
Bob
Bob Kerr
Wilkinsburg
Annis Moot
King's
King’s Auto & Radio
Audle, Pa
Murray
the Savings & Trust
Indiana, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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