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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1934
Page
8
All honors to St Patrick month with festive tables and menus. It gives detailed recipes for a St Patrick luncheon and bridge party including Cream of Green Pea Soup Veal Rolls Molded Relish Pistachio Ice Cream in Meringue Shells and Deviled Shamrock Biscuits with green decorations and shamrock shapes for a quick, festive celebration.
Mr and Mrs George Edwards and son Martin visited Mrs Parks family on Tuesday night. Several locals and visitors, including Carl Brady Mrs James Stuchell Mrs Carl Fairman and Mrs Bryan Miller, called on the McSweeney home as he recovers from weeks of illness. Various Park families hosted guests and neighbors from Plumville Five Points Willet and Indiana with callers like Leroy and Raymond Park John Frye and Misses Ethel Sara Orr Elsie Park. A square dance occurred near Willet hosted by Riley Creek couple. Reevaluated visits and short trips dominated the week with numerous calls and social stops around Atwood and Union areas.
A reflective verse describes a kitchen as a place where science and art blend. The speaker likens measurement and creation to baking and imagining dreams becoming real in a joyful, busy space.
West Lebannon notes a busy spell of visits and relocations. Residents like R. L. George, Bill Warnick, and Maude Patterson are observed with friends in Apollo, Leechburg, Parkwood, and nearby towns while banks, churches, and Legion groups prepare redecorations and resumed meetings. Revival and Lenten services unfold across local churches as residents travel for weekends and family gatherings.
Creekside residents share visits with relatives including Mrs Fairman with Mr and Mrs Wilson. Zannie Fairman visited cousin Burleson Johnston on Saturday. Sara Dixon and Katharine return from visits to New Kensington and Leechburg. John Steffey spent the weekend at home. Mrs Talmage Bates passed away. Mrs Sam Coleman and Mrs Harry Fisher listed as sick. Clair Spence and Harold Fairman home briefly from CCC camp. Eugene Heishburn recovering well after appendicitis surgery. Mrs Wm Lukehart back from Indiana hospital. James Falmman in town Monday. M WB revival continues this week. Young People Council No 12 meets at M I church March 23.
Mrs. Frank Kirk hosted an all day quilting with Crooked Creek missionaries. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Sanford Over at Barr and Mr and Mrs James Brownfield at Blairsville. Several locals traveled to Indiana and Pittsburgh for family and social visits. Recounts of various callers, teachers, and townsfolk fill the weekend noting names such as Kinter, Over, Brady, Shuss, Rennie, Vozer, and more. A bank joke ends the note with a quip about an overdrawn account.
John Watterson Mrs Wilda Johns and Mrs Bllle Lockard served as jurors in Indiana this week. J W Kinter aged 54 died February 6 at the County Home. He leaves a widow Muriel McCoy Kinter one brother Horace Kinter and two sisters Mrs Jack Ray and Mrs Bellman of Nanty Glo. Services were held at Diamond Hill cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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