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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1934
Page
6
A historical primer on salad dressings from boiled bases to mayonnaise and French dressings. It lists foundation recipes and creative variations such as Calcutta, Hawaiian, Manhattan, Peanut Butter, Pimole, and Fluffy dressings, with suggested pairings like Lettuce Chicory, Pineapple Supreme, and Stuffed Prune.
Elders Ridge riders report Sabbath services with Sabbath school at 10 cites 11 oclock church service and C B at 8 led by Annabel Ewing. Mr and Mrs F H Baker and Son Robert and Virginia Harvey visit Greensburg couple Floyd Parks. Leonard Fassett Homer City visits A B Fassett. Paul Ewing North Washington visits Hanse Kelly as Sabbath ends.
A verse from Proverbs 18 24 notes that a person with friends should show himself friendly and that there exists a friend closer than a brother, highlighting the value of loyal companionship.
Marion Center local notes record Brookville visitors, Dr. Bovard delaying Chicago trip to June 25 due to James Bovard illness, scholarly visits from Prof Crawford and Lisle Davis, a Rod and Gun Club shower for Lisle Kinter, out of town guests Ben Walker and James Blakley, a newborn son to the Neal family, Presbytery attendance in Dayton, missionary memorial service participants, a cross country trip by Grace Wetzel, and World’s Fair attendance by C D Ross party. Also cited: 3.8 million radio sets sold in 1933, bringing receivers to 18 million homes, and explorer D P MacMillan denying earth poles.
Dear Madge, Parkwood shares mourning for two popular youths George Craig and Mrs. Dean Campbell. Funeral crowds, family ties, births and visits fill a long Pegasus of community life with dozens of named locals, schools, churches, and outlying towns. The letter notes several kinships, travel, and social events, ending with a WWII cost reference.
Activities and visits across Plum Creek area as residents attend funerals, visit relatives, and welcome guests. Kenneth Kimmel injured in last week bicycle accident. George Craig’s funeral attended by Elderton graduates and friends. Roadside greetings, college visits, and local events noted among farmers, teachers, and families.
Miss Matilda Davis returned to Buffington township from her brother’s home in Strongstown. Mrs. Elizabeth Troxell spent the weekend with her sister in Heilwood. A birthday surprise for Arthur Hughes drew a large crowd Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. August Klash welcomed a baby boy. Gladys Albright is the former Mrs. Klash. Mrs. Wm. McCrady visited Glen Campbell on Friday. Frank Stough of Colonial Inn and Richard Troxell traveled to Johnstown for business last week. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bennett had dinner with the Bennetts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Orner. Children’s services are set for Sunday night June 24 at the M B church.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette propose a subscription for R. D. residents of Indiana county at $6.50 per year, while out-of-county residents pay $6.00 annually. This announcement outlines regional pricing for newspaper access.
Reading Albright College commencement attendees Rev Mohney and son Paul returned home after the ceremony. Other visitors include Mrs Jane Peffer guests of her son Wesley Butler, Elmer Miller of Long Island visiting C M Wingart, Mrs Margaret Smitten from Rey Inoldsville, and several local families hosting guests. A Rochester Mills defeat for the local baseball club was reported. Upcoming Pine Flats church service May 24.
Mrs Margaret Brown and Mrs Jennie Evans shopped in Indiana on Saturday. A large crowd attended the serenade for Mr and Mrs George Ober at the Emigh home on Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ira Myers and daughter Myra were Indiana shoppers on Saturday. Several local youths attended the party for Ralph White on Wednesday evening. Mr and Mrs John Engle and family visited in the home of Mr and
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