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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1934
Page
8
The article promotes planning oven dinners several times weekly to warm the kitchen and free time before dinner. It lists menus and recipes including Vegetable Meat Loaf, Pork Chops and Noodles casserole, Swiss steak, and baked dishes with steps for preparation and baking in a hot oven.
Mr and Mrs Martin announce the birth of a son on Tuesday March 13. Indiana callers Buddy Jacobs Jesse Ober and others visited several local homes including D E Detwiler Homer Cameron Conrad Sleppy and Rezza McCullough. Wm Forsythe welcomed a son. readers can now receive The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette for 5.50 to R D readers.
Mrs. Martins hosts an all day quilting with Crooked Creek Missionary Circle in Chambersville. Visitors include Carl Miller family from Vandergrift and others like the Wells and Brady families. Distinct notes of weekend visits reference Dr. Kinter and family from Indiana and Dr. Mahans from Pittsburgh visiting Indiana and nearby areas.
Sabbath school starts at ten with C E at seven thirty led by Lillian Gwynn. R W Beamer drove to Staite College Saturday. Virginia Ewing visited Maxine Rank in Ise lin over the weekend. Mrs Walter Ewing met with Mrs O B Harvey Thursday morning. Waliere Brown from Saltsburg called at R H Wassett’s Saturday. Charlotte Rosensteel visited Sally McCombs of Olivet over the weekend. Mrs George Wray of Shady Plain visited with Mrs R W Beamer Thursday.
Mr and Mrs N H Holeworth and daughter Gertrude of Indiana spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Harvey Moose Mrs Harry Cramer of Pike s Peak is a patient in the Indiana hospital Kermit Artemus is spending a few days with Johnstown friends Willan Empfield was an Indiana caller on Saturday
A brief jest on a seaside meeting between a daughter and her suitor. The father quotes the daughter’s flirtatious wink and the suitor retorts that she warned he’d anger her father, delivering light humor through playful dialogue.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Peat Gazette offers subscriptions at $5.50 per year for R. D. residents of Indiana County and $6.00 per year for out-of-county residents.
Washington Township community letter details visits and callers across Beyer Atwood and nearby towns. Neighbors share guests including Park Frick Fisher and McCoy families, with a birthday party for Nan Peddicard and John Rank visiting from Rochester. John M Williams sits on jury. Philadelphia-bound Robert Russell seeks work. Local shoppers and hospital visits cited.
Reverend A H Gettman of Harmony will preach Friday at 8 PM for Rev J W Mountain. Communion services Sunday at 2 30 PM. Luella Shearer from near Elders Ridge visited uncle W C Shearer Friday. Shower honor for Mr and Mrs Jean Heath. Bible class met at Miss Marie and Cynthia Cribbs home. Clothing class met at Mrs Paul Lowman. next meeting March 30 at Mrs Frank Clark. Teachers include Miss Bessie Owens. Indiana shoppers noted. two empty houses occupied.
Margaret McGaughey spends time with son and daughter in law at Calvin Mulberger home. Clark Wiggins called in at the L B Deemer home Friday night. Mr and Mrs Ht Searick visited in Indiana. Walter Porter Jr and family visited Mrs Margaret McGaughey Thursday evening. Young People of St Jacob s Lutheran hold monthly meeting at W R Thompson home. Steele Henderson family spent Sunday with Ford Clift friends. Della Brown of Ilderton spent Thursday night at L B Deemer home. Migsexe Mae McGaughey and Marjoria Henderson stayed Thursday night at W R Thompson home. Tax Justice League meeting Friday evening well attended. Olivet school gave an interesting program. W R Thompson and son Clair, Dick Ramage and Dan McGaughey spent Friday at McGaughey home.
In a London Opinion reflection an observer notes waves of pleasure seekers by a stream. The piece contrasts idle leisure with the pull of work and social norms, observing how nonworkers alter daily life and mood in the city.
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