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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1934
Page
8
Homemakers nationwide can plan appealing meatless meals for Lent. Readable menus include Chilled Tomato Juice and Tuna and Mushroom Casseroles with steps for Salmon and Pickle Loaf and Egg scented deviled onions.
Blair Oberlin and Mrs. Blair Oberlin visited relatives in Pittsburgh over the weekend. L R Bilder and daughter Fanny hosted relatives in Indiana on Sunday. Robert Hess of Indiana spent the weekend with his parents. J L Elder and daughter visited Punxsutawney on Friday. Frank Work, employed in New Kensington, spent the weekend with his parents. Clair Steele Walter Work and William Gibson households gathered for a Wednesday evening at Clymer. Karl Lewis and son David of Gipsy were town callers Friday afternoon.
Fourteen islands form the Cape Verde archipelago about 800 miles west of Dakar. Ten are inhabited and the group lies under constant swift winds. The land is arid with extinct volcanoes and rugged coasts. the name Cape Verde derives from drifting green sea weed rather than greenery.
A Washington Star piece notes asbestos emerged with metalworking growth and furnaces. It explains serpentine mineral from Georgia and Canada becomes soft white pulp used to make durable fire resistant cloth and hot handles in homes and industrial walls.
The passage argues that human superiority is exaggerated by size bias. Aristotle would not be large, and insects like ants are highly evolved, with a segmented chitin shell. Humans and ants share a distant ancestor, and ants show efficient environmental mastery in ways humans may not.
An excavator reports uncovering desert ruins ten miles from Wadi Natrun that he identifies as the Cellia district where early Christian monks lived in isolation. They reportedly met only on Saturdays and Sundays at a central church building located near the northwest Wadi Natrun.
Ebony wood comes from related trees across the tropics. Its northern limit reaches northern Bengal and southern India, with similar latitudes in other regions. Highest quality timber comes from a species native to southern India and Ceylon, another valued type from Madagascar. Ebony also grows in Africa especially Angola, in the East Indies, and in the West Indies in poorer miliea varieties.
The three major future races are the Futurity at Pimlico in Maryland, the Breeders Futurity at Lexington Kentucky, and the Westchester Racing Association Futurity. Horses are nominated before foaling and not run until they are two years old, marking early entry into these prestigious events.
A Maple Grove birthday party for Buddy Jacobs Monday night March 5 featured games and a late lunch. Numerous local residents, including G R Waltemire, Mahlon Un'enpher, Con rad Sleppy’s callers, Mr and Mrs George Greene, and Rezza McCullough, visited homes around Heilwood and Hellwood. Regulars Jack son, Detwiler, Mahan, Coy, Sleppy, and Adams frequent various nearby towns, with attendance at Clymer and Indiana events and a funeral at Cameroons Bottom.
Local notices list Sabbath school at ten and preaching at eleven on February 11. Residents visited relatives and attended funerals and shopping trips, with multiple families from Livermore Blairsville Pitcairn Indiana and surrounding areas noted. The report records social calls, visits, and a funeral in Blacklick township and Blairsville shoppers.
Preaching services will be held next Sabbath at 11 oclock and Sabbath school at 10. Mr and Mrs Walter Rising and family visited the Rising and Carson homes over the weekend. Mrs I J Selt and daughter Geraldine and son Robert, who have been ill, are improving at his writing. Mr and Mrs Lowry Calhoun and daughter Mary of near Parkwood spent Monday in the home of Mr and Mrs J J Sell. Lawrence McCurdy spent a few days last week in the home of his parents due to bad weather. A miscellaneous shower was held in the home of Mr and Mrs Perry McCreight last Friday night in honor of Mr and Mrs Darrl McCreight. Louella Thomas and Arthur Van na of South Bend were married on February 24. Mrs Johnston of Elderton called in the Sell home last Saturday afternoon.
Marchand Reverend Mohney closed a successful revival at the Pine church near Locust. Esther Homan visited Albion friends then headed to Pittsburgh for new work. Local notices include visitors, employment changes, and community events amid cold weather and a Friday missionary society play.
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