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Newspaper
Indiana Progress
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1937
Page
4
A vintage style cooking note presents a recipe for Apricot and Apple Sauce Cake. It instructs cream butter and sugar, beat in an egg, fold in strained apricots and apple sauce, sifted cake flour with salt and baking powder, alternate additions with milk, bake 350 degrees for 30 to 40 minutes, cool and top with whipped cream. It proclaims the dessert as springtime elegance.
A pantry short cut, canned macaroni with cheese sauce, heats quickly. For 20 minutes extra, layer macaroni with hard boiled eggs, cheese, and egg yolk shreds in a buttered dish, bake at 376 F for 20 minutes to create a savory short order meal.
Brisk beginning shows quick canapés: toast bread rounds, add cucumber pickle, cover with American cheese, bake until melted, then dust with paprika. Platter-sized batch serves many guests before the meal. Interlude offers celery stuffed with cream cheese horseradish and olives, chilled before serving.
To remove perspiration stains soak garments for an hour in warm water and ammonia a tablespoonful to a quart of water. Then sponge the stains with lemon juice rinse in warm water and wash in the usual manner. A half teaspoonful of baking soda added to boiling frosting will keep it from running. Shoppers Notice During the Leader's 13th Anniversary Sale you can purchase a wide range of fine Congoleum Bugs from eight different manufacturers priced from 2.98 up. Latest patterns available 20-1te.
A classroom dialogue contrasts past and present with jokes about flying machines and cars. A marital spat reveals a quip about leaving things as found. The exchange ends with a curious home remedy promising kerosene to remove grass stains.
Janna Jama faces Kilburn Sharpe in a high stakes golf duel marked by rivalry and unseen romance. Kilburn’s vanity challenges lead to a tense finish as Helen Saffron watches, with Jama concealing her true feelings yet gaining resolve after heartbreak.
Obituaries detail deaths of Elizabeth Wherry of West Church Street Indiana and Mrs. Thomas J. Stephens of Strongstown. services at Robinson Funeral Home and Strongstown M E Church. Also notes death of Vincent Lewis near New Lexington Ohio after heart ailment, with survivors including Ruth Lewis and Flo Lewis.
Mrs Henry W Akey aged 79 died Saturday at her home near Atwood from complications. She was born July 19 1857 in Plum Creek Township Armstrong County and lived in Indiana 20 years before settling near Atwood. Funeral by Rev J H B Giffen at Atwood Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband and brother Ambrose Johnston Creekside.
Mrs. H Glenn Miller dies at 45 in Marion Center heart ailment. Funeral at Marion Center Cemetery with interment in Union Cemetery for Johnston W Carney, 88, Armstrong Township native. John B Brady, 74, dies at Glen Campbell Baptist Church. interment at Urey Cemetery near Urey Banks Township. Surviving relatives include spouse, children, siblings, and numerous grandchildren across several towns.
Mrs Elizabeth Henning aged 93 died Wednesday evening at the home of her daughter Mrs James Martin in Glen Campbell where she had resided since the death of her husband Charlies Henning ten years ago. She was born April 15 1844 in McGees Mills and was a daughter of James Campbell. She is survived by a sister Mrs Susan Sanderlin of Glen Campbell and a brother James Campbell of McGees Mills.
John Treasure Long 65 a Bolivar merchant and lifelong resident died at his home in Bolivar on Monday. Survived by widow Grace McQuillan Long and brothers and sisters Clark Long Altoona George Long Vandergrift Bessie McKelvey Robert Long Benjamin Long Della Armor Clairton. Burial to be in Bolivar cemetery on Thursday.
Mrs Maude Martin aged 64 wife of Joshua Martin died Friday at home after a long illness Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Dayton MB church with interment in Punxsutawney She had lived in Dayton 31 years and is survived by her husband a daughter Mrs Samuel Woodall of Brookville and a son Richard Martin of Baltimore Md
Mrs Florence Pittman died May 11 at her sister Mrs Nellie Gray’s Stormstown home. A Brushvalley native, she was a daughter of William and Inez Truby. Interment was held Friday. her only surviving relative is her sister, Mrs Gray.
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