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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1936
Page
8
Economical meat recipes offer varied supper ideas built around steak, roast leftovers, and sausages. Dishes include Steak and Mushroom Gravy, Scotch Meat Pie, Mock Chicken Chops, Chipped Beef with Corn, and Macaroni and Asparagus Casserole with practical steps and oven times.
Pete Petrus of Monaco visited his nephew Edith Miller in Williamsport for two weeks and has returned home. Henry Beaufinger is a patient in Indiana hospital. Merle and Ord Bennett of Smithport visited here with Mrs. Bennett and three children, who stayed ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Snyder visited Rochester Mills over the weekend. Smith McCoy and family moved to Buck Run last week. Mr. and Mrs. Hugene Tate and their children of Pine Flats called on O. O. Napp Wednesday evening.
A Sunday school lesson outlines Jesus healing a Sabbath afflicted woman, then teaching in villages about the kingdom. It covers the mustard seed and leaven parables, the role of true doctrine, and the narrow gate, urging personal duty to seek entrance and warning of judgment.
A brief reflection on how both tears and laughter serve human needs. Laughter releases mirth and surprise, while tears vent sorrow patiently to prevent despair and madness, attributed to Leigh Hunt.
A compact reflection on shared truth and reason, noting that origin of ideas matters less than their validity and value to all, attributed to a quoter invoking a historical frame.
Peelor Representatives work to secure right of way for an electric line from Indiana to Shelocta. The piece notes benefits of electric power for homes and references local civic activity. Community events include the Peeler Dramatic Club spaghetti supper and a rural dramatics meet at the U.P. church with a planned program in the schoolhouse Friday evening.
Reports from Parkwood note a baby born on Friday the thirteenth to Mr. and Mrs. Dick Craig as a stroke of luck. Local residents include L. Calhoun family with a new car and several witnesses to Apollo flood last week. Indiana shopping by Mrs. Harry Millen and work by Lewis Buyers in Bolivar are also mentioned.
Centennial hostesses, Bess Uarris, with the complimenta of its designer, the noted artist, Juan Larrianga.
Dallas experts note more than 500 wild flower species grow in the state and many will be displayed in the upcoming Texas Centennial Exposition Hort icultural Hall next year.
Residents of the area faced high water when Blacklick Creek flooded both doors and windows. Stanley Heshbon and family escaped to relatives as about three feet of water covered their first floor. Buildings including Wagner’s barn and Clawson's mill were surrounded by floodwaters, with one barn nearly moved off its foundation and a mill race reaching the front porch. Nine cars stood in Cunningham’s waterlogged garage as floodwaters rose around the buildings. workers spent the night moving goods to higher floors.
The Progress and Pittsburgh Post Gazette offer readers a combined subscription at five dollars and fifty cents. The package targets households seeking both papers in a single renewal. This promotion emphasizes value and accessibility for local news readers.
Mr and Mrs Gettus Reefer and Mr and Mrs Clark Thomas with daughter Glenamag spent Saturday at Vandergrift. Murray Ramer visited the Ralph Ramer home. Ella Mae Thomas Jane Say and Carolyn Wiggins called on Mr and Mrs Porter Miller Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Clair Miller and children moved from Sagamore to the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Jacob Miller. Mrs Earl Bleakney and gon Jack ie of Whitesburg spent the past week in the W C Bleakney home. Miss Jean McIntyre of Treannette spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs William McIntyre. Mrs Minnie Wlasinger weekend at her Widerton home. Glenn Fralley employed on Porter Miner farm. Mr and Mrs Geng Johnston and son called on Mrs Eilen Clark Sunday. Russel Rearick spent Sunday with Dana Clark. J N Blose moved to his home here last week. Mr filoge was badly hurt at his saw mill near Dayton some time ago.
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