Wedding Breakfast Menus for a Fair and Elegant Start
A wedding breakfast or luncheon should set a standard for future meals. The article describes a dignified, simple table with white damask, fine china, crystal, and a centerpiece of a white wedding cake with favors. It provides menus and recipes such as Rice Flakes Muffins and Creamed Sweetbreads and Mushrooms in Bread Patties, with detailed preparation steps and serving ideas to create memorable, high quality morning fare for guests and the couple.
Governor Urges Halt to Drunken Driving Across State
The governor decries drunken driving as a mounting hazard and calls for strict enforcement, license revocation, and legislative action. He cites 750 alcohol related accidents with 20 deaths since December, urging courts and police to impose harsher penalties and for state lawmakers to fix intoxication definitions. A related report recounts a stone from an overturned car fatally striking John Binesky on his Washington porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Patrol
Department of Revenue
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
National Safety Council
Pennsylvania
Etta
Deaths in Blairsville area reclaim long life of 10-term public servant
Obituaries recount the passing of several Blairsville area residents. William M. Hosack, 73, longtime merchant and justice of the peace, died at home after 50 years in Blairsville. Other notices honor Samuel Clyde Rugh, 23, of Brushvalley. Miss Laura J. McCreight, 80, Armstrong Township matron and Sabbath teacher. Elizabeth Stewart, 74, who served in church roles for decades. Martha Williams Bone, 64, Smithport native. and Rev. Daniel W. Griffith, 85, a Green Township minister who served in multiple states. Burial details and surviving kin listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Blairaville
Blatraville
George Douglass
Homer City
Frank Vorlage
Nell Hosack
Blairsville
S. M
Thomas Hosack
Margaret Hosack
Huntington Beach
Calif
Edward Hosack
Little Rock
Ark
Dora Gates
Ida
Laura Hosack
Topeka
Kans
Death Notice for Graceton man in coal mine incident
James McClarren of Graceton died at his home from complications after injuries sustained in a Graceton coal mine accident last August. He leaves his widow and two sons James Jr. and Arthur, his mother at Nemacolon, and many siblings across Graceton, Lucerne, Blacklick, Rice's Landing, and Nemacolon. Interment was at Coral cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coral Cemetery
James McClarren
Graceton
James, Jr
Arthur
Nemacolin
Lucerne
Walter Henry
Blacklick
Charles McClarren
Rice’s Landing
J.G. Wright
D. B
Alexander, David
Louisa McClarren
Nema‘colin
James L. Lockhart Dies. services Friday at Grove Chapel
James L. Lockhart aged 60 a native of Conkport died suddenly at his home 1038 Church street after midnight Tuesday of heart trouble He was son of the late William and Amanda Lockhart of Green township and had lived here for years Survived by his widow Laura Pot ts Lockhart one son James M and two daughters Edna Lockhart at home and Irene Lockhart Shirley of Blacklick Funeral services will be held at his late home Friday afternoon and burial will be in Grove Chapel cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John #. McIlvaine
First United Presbyterian Church
Brushvalley
Samuel Clyde Rogh
Samuel T. Rugh
Indiana
White Township
Laura J. McCreight
Armstrong Township
James and
Margaret (Walker) McCreight
Armatrong County
McCreight
Emma
Matilda McCreight
Mise McCreight
Crete United Presbyterian Church
Edwin McClintock
Shéloca Cemetery
Elizabeth
George) Stewart
George R. Stewart
Hrushvatley Township
Miller Avenue
Homer City
Adam and
Mary Ann (King) George
Blacklick Township
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
James L. Lockhart
Conkport
Church Street
William and
Amanda Lockhart
Green Township
Blairsville
Laura (Potts) Lockhart
James M
Edna Lockhart
Irene Lockhart Shirley
Blacklick
Grove Chapel Cemetery
Indiana county subscribers three good club offers
Notice lists bargain one year subscriptions for multiple publications including Country Home McCall's Magazine Shadoplay Pathfinder and more. If living outside Indiana County add 50 cents to each offer. Address orders to The Indiana Progress Indiana Penna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana County
OPPER
Indiana
Indiana Progress Country Home
Poultry Tribune
McCall’s Magazine
Indiana Progress Indiana
Penna
Death of Young township farmer Joseph Levi Reeger
Joseph Levi Reeger 69 a well known farmer of Young township died in Indiana Hospital on Wednesday evening June 6 complications after an operation. Survived by widow Mary A. Reeger a son Harry at home a daughter Nellie Jellison of Jeannette three grandchildren brother George M. Reeger of Jeannette and sister Mrs Matilda Shuster of Delmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Levi Reeger
Young Township
Indiana Hospital
George and
Catherine (Bush) Reeger
Westmoreland County
Mary A. Reeger
Harry Reeger
Nellie Jellison
Jeannette
George
Gilbert S Parnell Named Chairman of Statewide Educational Committee
Gilbert S Parnell an Indiana attorney was appointed chairman of a state wide committee of business and professions men to survey Pennsylvania school administration and financing. The group aims to plan maintenance and improvement of efficiency while addressing unequal tax burdens. Members include Dr George Cressman H M Lessig Joseph Steele Joseph Catharine Henry Maci and others from Pittsburgh Philadelphia Harrisburg Bethlehem Ashland and Brackenridge reflecting broad public and corporate representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert 5
Parnell
Indiana
Business and Professions
Pennsylvania
Allen B. Johnson
Gilbert 5. Parnell
George Cressman
Chester
Ben Graham
Pittsburgh
H. M. Lessig
Pottstown
Robert
Irons
Central Iron & Steel Co
Harrisburg
Henry J. Maci
Bethlehem
Joseph M. Steele
Wm. Steele & Sons Co
Philadelphia
Joseph W. Catharine
School ‘Board
R. W. Griswold
Griswold Mtg. Co
Terie
Fred Krebs
A. 5
National Bank
Johnstown
Carl A. Naugle
Shippens‘burg
Russell S. Wehler
Spring Garden
M. J. Shortley
Sehuylkill-Northumberland Co
Taxpayers Association
Ashland
J. H. Hillman, Jr
Hitman Coal & Coke Co
James O. Carr
Allegheny Steel Co
Brackenridge
Missing Clymer girl returns home after search ends
Tuckile Harper a 14 year old of Clymer who had been missing for almost a week was found in Cleveland where she worked at a restaurant. A letter to a Clymer woman revealed her whereabouts and she returned to her foster parents. John Zahoransky 21 of Rayne township was arrested for enticing a minor and admitted taking her to Indiana during the disappearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuckile Harper
Clymer
Cleveland
Frank Harper
John Zahoransky
Rayne Township
Zahoransky
Indiana
Newspaper Offer for R D Residents in Indiana County
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer subscriptions to R. D. residents of Indiana county at 5.50 dollars per year, while out-of-county residents pay 6.00 dollars annually. This local rate chart reflects dissemination plans for the newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progress
Pittsburgh Post Gazette
R. D
Indiana County
Mrs Sarah Henderson Honored at Armstrong Township Reunion
Mrs Sarah Ek Henderson 91 honored at Curry Run Church in Armstrong township where descendants from many families gathered Saturday. Morning exchanges and a bountiful noon dinner followed by greetings from her children and numerous relatives including the Hendersons of North Washington, Apollo, North Apollo, Sugar Run and Brockway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curry Tton Church
Sarah B. Henderson
J. T. Henderson
Curry Run Church
Armstrong Township
Henderson
Renners
Sarah H. Henderson
Jennie Thompson
North Washington
M. Henderson
South Bent
I. J. Sell
Sara Jane
Geraldine
Robert
Willard
Clark
Ruth
Betty Jean
Curry Run
Harry B. Henderson
Cheyenne
Wyo
J. F. Henderson
F. Henderson
Thomas Shaffer
Thomas, Jr
Apollo
J. Henderson
Josephine
Jane
Hugh Henderson
Alice Augusta
Elaine
Samuel
Leon
Mary Silvis
Lena Kennedy
Richard
F. A. Goleman
Genevieve
Harold
Betty
Vandergrift
J. A. Miller
Janet
North Apollo
W.R. King
Nellie
Loig
Charles
Muddy Run
Anna ©. Smith
Roy
Julia Keppel
J. T. Jamison
Mary Ellen
Clair
H. J. Johns
Earle
Vera
Arthur
Bernard
Harry Jr
Liste
Sugar Run
L. R. Henderson
Milo
Burton
Donnie
Valjean
Parks
Advance
Johnston
Marie
Kenneth
Bilderton
David Allshouse
Earle Sell
Sona
Sheloca
Herbert Holt
Eddie
Brockway
Earl F. Handler Graduates From Dickinson College With Honors
Mr and Mrs Louis Handler of East Water Street and daughters Gertrude Esther and Mary attended the Carlisle commencement where Earl F Handler earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with second honors. He completed Dickinson Liberal Arts in three years, ranked Phi Beta Kappa among 15 honored graduates, and plans to enter Dickinson Law in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lota) Roy
Dickinson College
Louis Handler
Gertrude
Esther
Mary
East Waterstreet
Carlisle
Earl Fi. Handler
Farr
Indiana High School
Dickinson
Law
Lightning Blazing Millwood Tropaly and Supply Destroyed
A Sunday lightning strike in Millwood near Blairsville destroyed the Millwood Tropaly and Supply Company main building, a garage, planing mill and farm machinery warehouse, causing an estimated $15,000 loss. Five Blairsville and Derry companies battled flames and saved adjoining structures. Robert Prichard of Lucerne treated for carbon monoxide poisoning after being found in a car running in his garage. revived and hospitalized in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millwood Tropaly and Supply Company
Milwood
Blairsville
Derry
Robert Prichard
Lucerne
Indiana
Homer City
Mount Tabor Social Notes Goings On Visitations
Mount Tabor residents and guests figure in a string of Sabbath visits and gatherings. Clyde Palmer and family stay with Carl Sunberg in West Lebanon while Nora Muir and son visit P. B. Lichtenfels. George Palmer’s illness centers attention as Cheorge Clawson visits, and Forrest Lichtenfels returns with Greensburg hosts. Bill Holby relocates to Strangford and Muir households share meals and calls with neighbors and relatives including the Kim and Lichtenfels families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Tabor
Clyde Palmer
Esther
Ivajean
Carl Sunberg
West Lebanon
Nora Muir
Lichtenfels
Cheorge Clawson
George Palmer
G. Kim
Forrest Lichtenfeln
Greensburg
Bill Holby
Strangford
Bob Muir
Clarence
Grace
Guy Smith
Henry Kim
Marie Agnes
Gladys
Hendersons and kin visit Vandergrift relatives
Mrs H B Henderson and Mrs F A Coleman with daughter Genevieve from Vandergrift visited relatives in Vandergrift and Cheyenne on Tuesday. Mrs H J Johns and family spent Thursday with sister Mrs Jamison. Mr and Mrs J C Schrecengost and children Glenn and Maxine, and Mr and Mrs WarI Schrecengost were in Vandergrift Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Henderson
Cheyenne
Wyo
F. A. Coleman
Duwghter
Genevieve
Vandergrift
Anna C. Smith
H. J. Johns
J.jamison
J. C. Schrecengost
Aml
Glenn
Maxine
Warl Schrecengost
Vandergriff
Engagement Announced At Bridge Luncheon In Elwood City
Grace Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Anderson of West Philadelphia street will wed Frederick Lee Springer of Parnassus. Anderson a longtime Elwood City teacher with many years in local schools, plans a summer wedding. Out of town guests included Hazel Kelly Slippery Rock Mildred Sanders Bakerstown and Mrs Frank Smith and Misses Ben Patton Edith Shremp Mary Hammerly all of Elwood City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ming Anderson
College Inn
Grace Anderson
J. B. Anderson
West Philadelphia Street
Frederick Lee Springer
Parnassus
Misa Anderson
Elwood City
Hazel Kelly
Slippery Rock
Mildred Sanders
Bakerstown
Frank Smith
Ben Patton
Edith Shremp
Mary Hammerly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Josephine Cibbon
Heirg Food Institut
Julia
Mission
John Binesky
Washington
Bisesky
William M. Hosack
Blaireville Presbyterian Church
Samuel Clyde Rough
Martha (Williams) Ione
Martha (Williams) Bone
Smithport
John
Rebecca Willams
Punxsutawney
John Bone
Albert Bennett
Mahaffey
Thomas McQuown
John Nelson
Glen Campbell
George Bone
Jennie Coalmer
Dixonville
Mary Larimer
Margaret Cessna
John Williams
Cherry Tree
Dick Williams
Spangler
Daniel W. Griffith
Hamburg
Iowa
Thomas
Margaret (Williams) Griffith
Wales
Salem Church
Pine Plats
Town
G. W. Hechler
State College
Roy Kish
Rockport
Benjamin Griffith
Sunbury
Walter Griffith
Portland
Ore
Jennie M. Patterson
J. W
Elizabeth McCullough
Friendsville
Hillsdale
Chapman Lydick
MecCullough
Clearfield County
Ford
Ray
Iva
Elma
Maria
Claudine
Nannie North
Marton ‘Center
Sarah Spicher
Maude MeeQee
Howard Lydick
Hilladale
Frank Lydick
Ebensburg
Wiliam Maddox
William Maddox
Rosalter
Clearfield Bituminous Coal Corporation
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
William
Ann Stombe
Rossiter
Ulstres
David Maddox
Harry Small
Philipsburg
William Hardy
DuBois
Joseph J. Hayes
Joseph L. Hayes
Smnicksburg
Franklin
Wilmington
N. C
R. A. Fergus
James 1. Lockhart
Joseph J. Heeger
Gilbert
State Wide Educational Committee
Lucille Harper
Maren
Sarah EK. Henderson
Dick Powell
Ginger’ Rogers
Manhattan
Gable
Myrna Loy
New York
Vanities
Jack Oahig
Victor McLaglen
Spencer Tracy
Alice Fay
Barbara Stanwyck
Sadie
McKee
Joan Crawford
Girty
Kleeno
iWe
Indiana Motor Co
BUICK
Pontia North Eighth Street
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