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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1937
Page
6
Irish themed party ideas and quick dishes for unexpected callers. Includes step by step chicken salad pielets with homemade pastry and watercress garnish and a party parfait layering ice cream jelly and whipped cream. Also notes horseradish cream cheese sandwiches and toasted bread rolls as a versatile variation.
Sunday visitors in Samuel Eddy home included John Hastie and family from Johnstown Don Darbin and John Horne also from Johnstown Miss McQuown from Clymer visited Ralph McQuown and family Mrs Robert Hill of Ohio spent last week with her parents R D Fyock Mrs Wilber Coughlin and daughter Shirley of near Leechburg visited in the Shaffer home P T A will meet Friday evening in the schoolhouse D Nicewonger family attended the Amos Schrecengost funeral at Streams funeral home Mrs John Smith a patient in Indiana hospital Elizabeth Robertson of Templeton visiting Rev Robertson and family Blair Lowman and Dessie Waugaman spent Sunday with friends Mr and Mrs D G Strong celebrated their 37th wedding anniversary March 7 with a dinner Guests included Mr and Mrs H S Strong Sample Run Mr and Mrs Merle Strong Clymer Mr and Mrs W M Green Esther Green and Mrs D G Strong spent Saturday in Indiana Mr and Mrs Irvin Edwards and son of Tanoma and Mr and Mrs Thomas Dick of Ohio were Sunday guests in the home of Martin Dick Mrs Samuel Eddy visited Mrs Merl Dickey one day last week
A reader notice printed jointly by The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette outlines an unexpected funding mention of five dollars and fifty cents. The brief references R. D. readers and marks a financial note without additional context or dates.
Mary, a 33 year old denying her age as she visits a bathhouse, imagines herself transformed in a blue green gown and a black suit. A flirtatious young man teases her with imagined scenarios as she contemplates changing her life. John Drake arrives home to Mary’s plan to marry him, and she senses a breakthrough.
Soya beans are the latest material for house construction in England. They are already used in the manufacture of certain new plastic materials. Experiments are now taking place to discover how they may be turned into other building materials.
Marion Center and Creekside residents share recent visits and illness news. Mrs. Frank Rolls in Creekside and Mrs. Harry Ober in Honey Hollow visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Pardee traveled to Punxsutawney for business. Several locals visited Punxsutawney and Indiana, while Creekside schools closed temporarily due to mension.
Mrs. Bessie Cort returns to Indiana after work in the R L George home. Miss Blanche Galbraith vacates her Indiana position. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and daughters Charlotte and Peggy visited Mr. and Mrs. J C Bovard in Marion Center Sunday. Ward Williame and H C Coleman with families hosted at C M Miller home Sunday dinner. Mrs. Black, Walter Black’s mother, has been ill. Clyde Wetzel and Barbara spent Sunday with Walter Smith. L A L was entertained by Mrs. H B Fulton. A special committee event with lunch drew many members. Nancy Devers visited her daughter J A Patterson’s family. Peggy Smith guest of Josephine Faagett. after ISTC basketball, Josephine stayed with Peggy. W A Coleman and G H Coleman families hosted by their son. They also visited Mrs. Sade Reed. DeRoy Lafferty moved into B A Miller’s former house. Frederick Clark of Pittsburgh visited Walter Smith. Reed Boartz visited G H Coleman. Mrs. Ed Collings stayed with sister Mrs. Alex Douds. called on W H B Collins. Martha Millen stayed with C M Millen. Frank Altman of Girty and Walter Smith attended Maseilic Lodge 100th anniversary at Klitanning. Mrs Goolsby compliments Mandy on scalloon pie made with false teeth. Wooden weddings joke noted. Special newspaper offer for Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette to Indiana county residents at $5.60 per year. $6.00 out of county.
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