Marshmallows Cut With Sugar Dust Prevents Sticking
Practical tip advises to dip kitchen scissors in powdered sugar before each cut to prevent marshmallows from sticking and to ensure clean, quick portions.
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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1936
Page
8
Practical tip advises to dip kitchen scissors in powdered sugar before each cut to prevent marshmallows from sticking and to ensure clean, quick portions.
Plum Creek households report visits and family time. Ankneys visited Porter Millers. Miss Margaret Keeler returned from Indiana hospital. Kilters vacationed with Ralph Ramers. Brumbaughs called on friends. Altman and Ramers spent the weekend in the mountains. Bertha Frailey visiting from Indiana. Bleakneys spent a day with W. C. Bleakneys. A lighthearted joke about married life closes.
Clairton residents COVODE Mr and Mrs David Freyer and family spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs D B Sutter and Mrs Verona Freyer. Indiana guests including Mrs Mary White visited Mrs Mabel Wyant. Bolivar visitors Mr Howell and daughters joined Miss Geraldine Sutter. Various locals hosted relatives from Punxsutawney New Kensington Sparksburg Sportsburg Shelocta and Fairview.
Elder Ridge local notes list Sunday school at 1000 and shuveh at 22200, with Rev J A Bailey and family visiting neighbors. Several residents, including Mr and Mrs Wathen Solfenis and Arthur Hid and son, traveled to nearby towns. a Sabbath school teachers meeting was held at Mrs Walter Ewing’s home. gold wedding anniversary celebrated for Joseph and Henderson. WCTU to meet at Mrs Foster Smock’s. Progress and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette subscription price noted.
John Kay finds Jane at his camp by a cedar tree near a hornets nest then confronts emotions about a potential betrayal. A tense scene unfolds with a gray figure pursued, a scream, and a dramatic rescue as the couple faces possible divorce and a pending bus and tea.
Milton Boyer and daughter Beulah visit from Indiana with the Wingards and Freda. Shaeffer and Blystone families host visits in New Bethlehem and Indiana. Various relatives travel to Pittsburgh and Vandergrift. A festival and church event plans loom near Mount Union as families gather for ceremonies. A quip from Imperial Type Magazine closes the item.
Advertises subscription offers for Indiana County readers listing multiple publications and price details. Mentions Indiana Progress and PATHFINDER among titles with options to receive four publications for one year. Includes outside-county add-on notice and request to mail orders to The Indiana Progress in Pennsylvania.
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