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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1935

Page

6

May Day Bridge Party Menu and Decor Ideas

A guide to hosting a May Day bridge party with festive decor inspired by May Day traditions. Includes centerpiece ideas, ribboned May pole, and a complete menu featuring Bridge Fruit Salad, Consommé, Paprika Wafers, and Custard Baskets. Provides detailed recipes for the Fruit Salad and May Baskets, plus pastry and Currant Sauce instructions for a spring celebratory table.

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Altoona visitors greet local friends and kin

Mr. and Mrs. W C Brown and Kenneth Dorn were recent visitors with friends in Altoona. Mrs. Sara Moore and son Fred, Miss Kathryn Baudweiser and Glenn were also noted in the gathering with local acquaintances as part of a social visit.

Community notes and obituaries from Punxsutawney area

Gronegar and others from Pittsburgh visited local families including the Browns and Weitzels. John Warner died suddenly after retiring and waking in the night. Local students attended Marion Center events and the Tiny Tots Orchestra performed. Wall paper cleaning tip added.

Gronegar Pittsburgh W. C. Brown Blair Smith Punxsutawney C. Weitzel Gladys Dorn Homer City Samuel Dorn Near Town W. C. Smith Murray Smith Toscar Armagh W. ‘C. Brown George Ginter C. ‘W. Brown Tina Blose Altoona John Warner Misa Helen Knauff Orval Peffer Marion Center Frank Blose Brent John Moot W. H. Moot Indiana Tots Lester Newton Millican Sara Belle Wineberg William Homan

Armagh Social Notes Recap And Memorial Day Plans

Armagh social items note visits among families including H Dick from Armagh, and gatherings with the Killens and Kil l en families in Cresson Bellwood and State College. Washington visitors James and Mrs Rodgers stay with Campbell and Johnston. Sadie Campbell joins them. Memorial Day ceremonies planned in Armagh with American Legion Post 407 Blairsville providing the program and Rev Hank delivering the address at 2:00 PM.

East Wheatfield James J. Hutchison James R. Hutchison Johnstown C. G. Mack Armagh Dillie Cunningham Mack United Presbyterian Ladies Aid Society Bethel Church Harry E Greyhound Lines Smith Warren McFeaters Joseph A. Shrom Margie Nell Shrom Robert Ferry Tenta Hutchison Missionary and Ladies Aid Society Armagh Presbyterian Church J. W. Wadsworth Cramer M. EB. Ladies Aid Society Alson Cramer Cardiff Co. H. Hutchison J. Charles Griffith C. H. Findley Mildred Findley H. Steele Findley Ward Mack Leon Rodgers R. G. Cramer Clarence Hutchison Indiana Edward Bracken State Teachers College William Campbell Billy Emma Campbell Gettsburg Quilting Club C. F. Ling Cochran Mary Alice Ling Richard Sharbaugh Dicky Oscar Hutchison Kane James Sutton Butler J. L. Caldwell G. Mack Virginia Caldwell R. O. Trexlers Pittsburgh American Legion Post No. 407 Blairsville Hank

Local families share visits and gatherings around Ross Mountain Park

Social notes record Mr and Mrs Merle Mack and sons visiting the Charles Robinson family near Ross Mountain Park, weekend callers with Aunt Cynthia Hall, and various relatives at Oakford Park school picnic. Mentions of local residents and a quirky moon phase hair myth. France's debt payment referenced as a failure.

Merle Mack and Sons Charles Robinson Ross Mountain Park John Pierce Freda Rutter Cynthia Hall Ray Lichtenfels Dean Skyles Harry Montgomery Jericho Oakford Park John McDowell Eva Mae Della Lena Emma J Neva Blaine Mina Wakefield Ray Lichtenfels, Jr Boyd McElwee Erma Della Boyle Nora Jean Boyle Gladys Eugene St. Clair Isabelle Carrie D. Hall Donald Harold Mack Howard Queery Greensburg Wakefield D. J. Boyle Conemaugh Jacob St. Clair Kenneth Mack Clyde Clarence Schrum Johnstown Merle Mack

West Lebanon social notes and cattle value update

West Lebanon lists Friday visitors in Homer City and Shady Flains plus locals visiting relatives in Clymer Watsons Ridge and Canton Ohio. Also notes February 1935 cattle tally at 60,667,000 with 68,290,000 in 1934 and valuations of 1.27 billion and 1.247 billion respectively.

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