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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1935
Page
3
A rural summer tale follows Nora and her partner, a gas station keeper, whose worries about her crossing the steep road intensify after busy Fourth of July and Labor Day weekends. The story crescendos as traffic rises and a fatal collision leaves him fatally struck, a grim payback for neglect and misplaced concern.
Harold Jeffries, Indiana, stayed with Mr and Mrs George Jeffries. George Richardson family returned from Williamsport and Selinga Grove after two weeks visiting friends. Homer Anderson of DuBois resumed home after visiting locals. Guy Potts and children of Walter spent Tuesday with his parents. Beyer Pearce family of Vandergrift visited here over the weekend. Clark Pollock and family of Fennelton visited George and Walter Pollock Sunday. Lt E Richardson and children of Shelocta called on friends Sunday. Ralph Oberlin and daughter spent Sunday with the Burkett family of Nicoltown. Merrill Stewart of Marion Center was a Monday business caller. Lilly McCracken of Creekside visited Annie Parson last week. James P Miller was a county seat caller Friday.
The Creek Missionary Circle in Chambersville hosted an all day meeting at Mrs. B. S. Conner's home. Visitors included Mrs. Sanford Over and children Gene and Dorothy. Various relatives and guests from Indiana and nearby towns were noted, with social visits and a church event at Crooked Creek church drawing a well attended dinner and play.
Parkwood Harry Huby Annabelle Craig attended Children's Day in West Lebanon last Sunday. Mrs. Caorge McIntire and daughter Betty visited her mother Mrs. Hugh McCullough in West Lebanon. Many youths enjoyed the Indiana carnival Saturday night despite bad weather. Frank Wolford and daughter Mrs Cravener shopped in Indiana Saturday. Mr and Mrs Harvey Devlin also shopped there. Stewart Shirley and family spent Sunday at Bushy Run battlefield with concerts. Nellie and Erma Campbell visited their brother Dean in Indiana on Saturday.
Mrs. Minta Snyder of Pittsburgh visited her sister Mrs. Alma Wilson this week. Balr and Alfred Bair with Thelma spent Thursday evening with Roscoe McConnell. Mrs. Harry Boden and daughter Mary Allee returned from Indiana. William Wilson and Margeret were weekend Kit tanning on Saturday. Mrs. Blakeney formerly Miss Lelia Schultz, Doyle Lambing and Amon Zimmerman of Paulton in the vicinity Saturday. A jury in Alexandria Corporation Court awarded damages of two events in a $10,000 suit and for false arrest. Washington citizens associations blame street cars and buses for contagious diseases. In 1827 a German musician Eulenstein played 16 Jew’s harps at once. Extra night gowns make good slip covers for dainty gowns. The Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette to R. D. readers, $6.60.
A collection of peanut butter based treats and desserts including muffins, cookies, shortbread, puddings, and French toast. Recipes use peanut butter to add flavor and moisture to muffins cookies and desserts for year round menus.
Miss Dora Good and brother Melvin of Wilkinsburg visit grandmother Mrs. Alice Good. Ada Gahagan returns from Crafton. Families from Detroit and Dayton visit Blacklick and Canton residents. Memorial observances bring many visitors. A June 18 low mood party benefits missions at the Lutheran church basement.
Levern Robinson is ill at home with rheumatism. Visitors include Miss Tillie Croll in Cincinnati from Greensburg and Mrs. Lizzie Lichtenfels and others. Lutheran and United Evangelical church events planned with socials and a children’s day service June 18 and 19. Esther May born to Raymond Luker. Blairsville visitors and trips to Gettysburg noted. Other visits include Mrs. Alfred Henderson, Mrs. Ben Foust, and several Bowser and Mack family members. Minor household tips on ink stains and oven scorch prevention.
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